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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26
sTELEGR&rHIc ITEMS.

A hearing was bad yesterday before
Judge Choate in the United States Cir
euit Court, In New York, in the sait of
the Emma Silver Mining Company of
View York, and other defendants. The
present suit IL brought to rescipd the
sale of the mine. The defendants
pleaded in bar to the bill OF complaint
judgment rendered in their favor in
an action at law, tried in this city in
1877, and the hearing to-day was ar
argument on the pleas. It wH claimed
on behalf of the defendants that the
question involved in this suit had been
fully adindicated. in tbs feymer action.
In the habeas corpus case of Wong
Yung Qy, involving the Constitution
atty OF the Hicks Act, which forbids
the exhamation Of human remains from
public cemeteries, except under certain
restrictions, Judge Sawyer, of the
United States Circuit, lras dismissed
the suit and remanded the defendant,
holding that the Legislature had full
authority to enact such a law, and that
there was nothing in it which conflicts
with the Constitution OF the United
Statea.
Chicago r. alive with politicians, who
are almost exclusively Grants friends
A Grant meeting this evening promises
to be grand affair. Much interest is
felt In the movements of the district
delegates from Kainois-2O in all, and
for Blaine Their rights will be vigor-
ously presented in the National Con-
vention. The fight promises to be
sharp and prolonged one. The conven-
ton is likely to.lass three days.
Mayor kalloch's libel suit against tins
San Francisco Chronicle was continued
until this evening. 1t is expected that
the trial will create sensation, as j.
W. SsimmIns, editor of Kansas pa
per, is to- be placed On the witness
stand, and he is reputed to be full Of
information regarding kalloch's filthy
Western career.
General Robinson, Chairman OF the
Ohio Republican State Committee, as
he was leaving Washington for Chicago.
said: 1--WE propose to nail 0hio's
forty-four votes to the masthead for
Secretary Sherman, and will keep them
there until they are shot down"
Whereat bystander made the cruel
remark: ''Grant is . good shot. "
Grant Is is to be placed in nomination
by Senator Conkllng; Blaine, by Cos
gresham Frye; aud Sherman by Gea-
eral Garfisld
The refusal Of the House, by vote
of HI TO l07, to consider the Tariff
bill, is regarded as death blow to that
measure for the session.
Gen. B. +. Butler and party OF eight
in special car left Chicago for San
Francisco by the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy road yesterday.
A special reporter sends word that
the report of the Ryan and Gas prize
fight is false. The men are in different
cities.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26

= The spectacle OF an x-Conse6erate
member from Mississippi rising in the
House OF Representatives 10 propose
legislation plasing the heirs OF colorel
Union soldiers on an equal footing, as
regards passions. with the heirs OF
white Union soldiers, is not the least
interesting sign OF the present simes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26
Net and Pet Wo..is o. Marion

Net and Pet Woods. Of Marion, o.,
warned their father that II he took a
second wife they would exterminate
her. He disobeyed. The girls armed
themselves with revolrers on the nigA.
Of the marriage, broke open the door OF
the bFidai chamber. and fired ssvsral
shots into the darkness. They missed
tnsirso<psaother. however, and sisghtly
wounded thsir father.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26

Jack Long was in the hands at mob
al Noberly, Alabama. They had
placed moose about his neck. and
were completing the arrangements to
Asng him. the delay was painful to
the poor fellow, who had borne up un-
I'll then with remarkable bravery.
His brother, who had s.ealthily ap-
preached; seeing that the ordeal,
while it was breaking down Jacks
courage, could on end in his death.
drew revolver and shot him dead.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26
SPECIAL LOCALS.


A new shipment Of groceriss just re.
ceived by C. CHxSovETH, at his cash
store, where his customers may now
purchase seven pounds Of brown or six
pounds of white sugar for one dollar,
with the satisfaction OF knowing that
he has no ANTICIPATED goods, shopworn
or defunct, to bring to the front and
shove under they noses to excite their
pity to buy them in return for the favor
OF selling his sugar on - small mar
gin, Inb30-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26

The Bishop of Long Island, says the
New York Sun, seems 10 be in gloomy
frame Of mind this Spring In his ser.
uson 70 the diocese on recent Sunday,
ne said that ''nist OF indifference
had set in, the zeal OF Christians had
grown faint, the paths that lead down
TO He'll are winked at. and that there
vas even salk Of taxing church prop
ersy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26

A State exchange perpetrates the fol-
lowing: n Washoe Valley belle was
married last week, and the other day
when asked how she liked it SO far A.
she had goae, she said: Its the boss
racket, you bet yer bloomin' life; you
hear me, I'm shoStin', and don't you
forgit it +"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26
Eeuaen Der.

The DFPoT BAKERY man delivers fresh
bread twice tlay-five loaves for ,;
eents-as any part OF the town mhc
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26
FredeYteksbarx Rrer.

Fer a genusne glass Of FredeYiel;s-
burg, Boca or Plkner Beer, on your
way to the Depot, call a, @. A. hEEs-
KEL's Depot Hoese.
P. S. Ne tafy-this beer intoxi-
Gates, Mlott
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26

And tables set for weddings, picnics,
tails and parties. at short notice. at the
Depot Bakery and Restaurants, opposite
the Depot. al0tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26

Pinchback and forty or fifty dele
). gates bolted iron the Republican State
Convention a. New Orleans. The del.
egates chosen by the regular conven.
ton are equally divided between Cant
and Sherman -w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26

Why does everybody 10 to LEVY &
Cos store for their goods Answer
Because thai is the place to get goods
cheap for cash mill
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26

At Frank Fellows FMlfson Sample
Rooms can be procured tie genine i'm
ported Charles Hesdsieck. tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26
Seed Potatoes.

SSru F0latOSss
have four of the best varieties OF
seed potatoes, which will sell at a
very low prise, .. Loyelock Station,
C. 2. T.. r.. Nevada
rhh3l-tf JoHE HARRISON.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26
NEWSPAPER AGENCY,

II ne ," following Daily Papers will be deli,..,
morning, On the arrival of ,he ,uiy ever
rate OF Twenty .b.e Cents Der 49,; !. as
san francisco Chronicle.
Ban FRANCISCO Morning Call
San Francisco Bulletin
Sacramento Bee,
~. SACRAMENTO Record. Uuion
Virginia Chronicle,
Cola HM News.
ANY Book. Novel, story Paper. pic,o-.,
Magazine, published either in Europe or aa.s
ca, II sDt on hand, will be furnished on A w
notice a. the rcgnlsr,pr&es. " 'aOfs
e. ChENowETH, News A..,.
Winssmuccs, bay IL, 1850. s.'s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26

A fine assortment OF three-ply rubber
hose, A No /, ths bes, in town, at the
store Of
ap2.-tf BAsEIsTER & WETHEELy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26
FreslA 0fxscrs

And Celery Salaa, every night. at
Doc's LUNea STAND. f5.tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26
DEE D.

GERSAIN--In HinneIBuccey May 18th, JOSEPH
'Aiexandey. irsant son o. Hr. and Alrs. Joseph
German, s4ed 5 month";
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26

1t used to be a common thing for
sailors to refuse to go to sea on a Fri
day. We hear nothing of this in these
Steamboat days 4 Steam has made
every day alike. Wherever steamboats,
and steam engines appear supersttions
disappear.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26

And Brown Bread, 1T all times, 3;
Docs LUNCH STAND. i5-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26

Call at the DEroT BAKgRY-6ve loave'
for twenty five cents. ms
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-26

We have just received on. own brand
OF Golfer, the 6uest in the markex.
Try 1t. m5 LEVY 4 Go.
, 1880-07-12

atr!ot wntoh Tho woman was sinking IT,.
tie nnicaH Aho ts,j! fetn Hho i,,on cs,nie.sn1Iy
ldt 'lcoeption, nntl Adittr,1 TINT slie ha,i
faalona!ly tnkrn food trlnE the pn1t sx YEAR, y.
nvcry ntnrrtttE, 70 fee.l her by Mst,R tncns WI
s,tn,, s2 :Hd aa S conveyed foei Y e; e.
'of,u nt It'd sItddcFi oascs on record, as we'll a..
Id one p the ,nost m !ntercs,E a. showing sh ac.
stliilty q dotectlon, ia TINT of l!ttic satah III
ais} q ssiss w 6drp NJ n is$! f!Ss'ssf II ssfs
md strangely inclined tn rellRlola kttsdirs. Fn =.
she 1olI, of Oo1ohcr, 1877, ntter IL Of sictnsus,a ~
hc nex II II ,,. Tho pr9ss1,nx 1,sf f.. Ea,raS
TO tato any food whntesor and thc fame Of .Sa
fsst'nz xlra sqSn .pre% tr0|xnont ths vor
esb{ion liaysa hat .ahe waa not @ detectess,; as ss;
MotwishstantllnK her alleged fast9nR, ahe con.
oas + ~ aebons ~ sse ssf Sssa's Il n
%7iMssS as M%a ss f;tsoo.S nas a, ptSa
tno ehIll. Thoy watched for two xooka, and ~
fuol. After this report tho crowds Waiting tho ho
rMpia!y maklnE fort''nc, when daobis assIa ssfa
sstatonS, n VA VA cslie1 % have y anasfs, @aSs,
IrnIn lily Jl1ap1tHt+ 1k1f1t0n. Dlif1nR t1la
watch the parents were not nt!uFod to npproach
tho Hirl Without being previously scnrttseI, en1
tho nNrscs had tho sole management OF nrcpar
thB the thptn. bod odd patient at nll tinlos, On
tho uth Of December, lNa, the watch begun. and
on tho 1fth, soveu days after. ifttis BaraS
Jacobe ,yas oslt or her mind and tlyiuK Of stasvs.
ing, but they held to THUR text, said sho hal
9'e S1bSwnf bsF as saSs H. sna
tho following lay sto ,!icd Of absolute hunRrr.
u0W ahc wha Furnished, with food during thc
Two fehro md tHn months TINT shu succeeded ii
dceei7 i7lnF tAe wprlo has ngyor beon discovered,
prtFrts sf nenr!ahme,tt IL nmpie pspof Of tho d.
teptfdp. The fnhumnn mother nnd father Ecre
convicted OF granddaughter, md sontonccfl Tho
otad 10 tw9lro md tho ottor to slx months ID
Tho intest case Il reported: long fasting. that
Of Miss Mollie fanolior, Of Broogiyn, II too wci
Known to require 1noto thnn 4 passing nntieo.
aud aso that ste possesses mysterious powerso q
seeing and reNtlng through aealctl envelopes
no sufficient tcsspf th(s caro- hns ever Deen mAIe
|: by competent pGrsutis. aud It remains n niys.
tfSy to sns ag nersos haSe sed without
Mt d tttne.. On tho 10Th OF March, l765, tHot.ty-
tisn p5rsans we're hurled banenth mn Avntnnehe
In tho Alpine rIlln4o Of !sorgcmoIbettl, Il, Tlts.
nnnt. They wsre not auE out Unit, April is
thtSto W.iincn, Who Ind found sotlsu hay, fed
Eoat with u, and thus obtuLnett n pint Ur milk
duit{t6n which thoy attstAfnct Ito fur month.
eon ia x sao Ss WtSot tS tr a,iSin eS'1 to "es ess
fnr twenty-four days. They wero tAken out
alive nn the twenty fifth tiuy. having su3sistei
IN the water which truxc,f from tho willis Of
might bo clted, but 10 os.abshcd c,sos il wi,lca
lnuu h1s llvhd Mny Erent length OF tiuao DC.
prlvcd OF both food md wnter arc recorded.
, 1880-07-12
stago- rides wcrc conspicuous. III tho romotcr
T,fts OF tho Rrnz1nE lands tllor0 WIS Ra0 datlHtt
of attnok BY wandering lh,lihns.
4 pENSIONED :D0G.
What Led 70 mn 0nic1nl Recognition
by n Tcrrltortil LcR1xlntnre, T.

What Led 70 MI Official Recognition
by Territorial Lestslnthre..
In tho Territory or Nov Mcxteo1, tho Lcss,aln-
turc, by joint notion, rcoontly ponsloncd a tlog
for nobls servlses, iii thai country there nrB
mnny Ahcep farms, and. shepherd. tDHs- kte aD
vol tralued In onring fnt slie ,ftooks OF, 4iloir
nastcra TINT It IA tdr ddIly praotlco III laka out
tho itocka IN tho '.tiprntng to pnstnro, Huhrl
tllom all ay, and. Mt hight. rnttirn thata 70 tho
fold or cofral' This work Of tho Maxtcnti ltfkk
is 80 common ind 80 fAtthfh}lr performed Unit
1t is luoFcd ..4pnn III nsnldtter OF .oout.es nnd
nothing moro than shotid bo expected from 4
wcll-trained dug. THIS being the cnac, It would
aproRr Tint tho dog worthy Of pension IN that
Territory ,Htst havo performed Aomu rery innr-
volous toat Indeed, an1 something out Of the
ctmmdn lint OF cnn'n6 hoh}oytmrht.- AM 'hd
mtlrdero,'s fury Of tho snyugc, nor hcr chill
irou. be!ns bsnt,'cd against aoor-post OF be!ns
chokod by a hugo bInck snnke, for hts muster
WIS mt i,lnrrte!!f and alal,o wife Or hnbc. but
saurS ary u IN NV " s sseo aS1 ranch IN very
Il elheea that TIC ,,'E Y auesio9 O, return.
gniot. Tns nuxt ovt!sisp 4 Sas tic TO- sanc a Tho
thS shanty, sncIIoi Through iisaak il, tho sioor
ba ~ st H. w sl
from within. Tho dior ren,alnesl. closed:
ITO sr,pkc rooso from tho chimney 10
xrcet tho curly. morn. Hit tho tloR. tr,lo
10 bis appointed duly. went ulit With tho satccp
on tho THRU dry, md cnrcst for thch who tlloy
cropped tlln hnrlnKo Oll shO hills1r5. -ljut ha
wal 4ettEhH hungry, Anl that night who'll ho
drove tho fouk Into thor pun the lust quo to Mt
tempt 10 10 in ttotlnb tho victim ot bis npue-
tte Tns mothoa It roydng y ag fTF hs
daily duty. Eyory evening the M tnst sheep to try
tnr supper md tor breakfast nna dinner tho fol-
Wbloh tEe ior Belonged was ii aoiisary pArt Il
| and go1lnl fnttrchllrso or vssitattoh.
Fur twO yunrs from tho tImo ut tho mastors
denth-na nsCerthlnot by dnth loft by tho Int
! tor-tho fA'thfnlloR tqnlel tho. Hook .conltnt-
ted to Ills, uhnrEc. a,fd Ind fresh mutton, FOR
| suprer every night. Tho Aqok wNa, rot stocs-.
| mItel by th1s stoaiy drain npn1 its rtsonruesI
0n Tho Stontgar sSrsasea y mansra NJ. tna ad
the @ den.h @ f tue EropTIot. thg s,sns wss VI
tho dog WIS st!tt Ut bis post OF duty, tcnIo,,siY
J g1lMitltng bis flock. and driving. then1 to the
best pastures osory 1ny, and to tho fold Mt night,
before which hn KlGrt, tu kpop tho wild sheep
enters of tho pai,ls Nt q civil t1iatnncr. Such
| utlulity excited admiration wherever tho Btory
| wAs toldi nnA the Arentltnn legislators Ut tho
Territory, lr ut OF ,gunerus!ty md enthusiasm,
ent thofr atssion two Years ago tthoy hnvo bctl-
ntal ;sessfons jn thAS happy country granted n
pension for life to thnt d0g, to 10 paid from tho
stato Treasury rs u rowarl for bis fidelity, and
h8tti dogs fu that Territory 10 be good dogs uiid
| fulthfhL
, 1880-07-12
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY JULY IT, 1880

,ihtcgrity. Ills RECENT speech OH tho concur
tent fcsoluton of: the Beaq. II relation H,ns !; +;
Electors for lfaet!tnt aul V1ce-p pfealtlant,
lfns. II TINT weNi stla~enlnlicesl Ills ,pop,!:
'!arEty TT The District Iie wi be tenoh! limited
'far ConErcxsh hIMf trlumphantly elcdtctl.'
= Tho lowa.isepbliGan stnte Convention, for
the nonfMrtlon Of n State tirket mud tho ,n1,-
) sMdnt,ncnt Of Electors, will bo he'll at Dcs
htdites,. Aug. 25* Among tho names mem
flfnctl for Eleetors,. tic pno suggested. for
thk district strikes h,e. ,wttter as q pnrtfe,s-
Hfly cxeellnnt Que. +. ,. panielss, Of thls
tloil l.Wuh!d illIoubteulS.gf rnIversal satls.
faetl6n throughout tho .il1strtut 1tp ID Al,
sspse ] III tho WoMI, 4 " rerrsse,,la e asiye @ hcpnG.
lltali. lie .wuulA rattyilss the u1st1let, aud
wbhlh liy Ills oratorical, powers lnfu5c y fffo
0ntl Ht{tllnsinsm Into Tho canlp0tgn through
out t1ld district that Woti' Strengthen, the
nMr.y within its li!u't. .,,o Eor nlis important
" ~ ~. SSAUSUY,
, 1880-07-12

4I4NO HlGhlNs
3fE,rn1s, Teliil., July 11.-Tho crop re-
port Of the Memphis Cotton Exchange Tor
Juno embraces 15l responses, divided rs fol-
lows: First. Tennessee, 81; North Mlssls-
stppi, It; North Arkansas, Il.
Weather-Seycnty-si report tho weather
having been very favorabIo4 with soasonablc
rains; 5G report the Arst two or three weeks
very dry, with Inst week very wat; 10 report
first week very wet, Inst ttree woeks very
dry, with cool weather; 48 report weather
having been unfavor1blp ~ compared with
last year; Il report weather much more fa-
vbrAblc; 80 abuut the s1ult; II less favOrae
bic stands; b5 report stalnls forming bloom
Ing very aMe; &c report stands forming
blooming yvolli e7 only moderately F9od- but
Condition Of the cotton crop-alxty-ttye re-
port very ftne condltlun, Wgll cultivated, FREQ
Nf grAss assI weeds; W report In goad cutat.
ttof. though slightly Ernssy; 4 report well
cultivated, but plAnt small, needing ratn: IA
report poor condition, very grassy as COM
,nasa1 aSaa better; 50 about The SAME; s., not SO
Abandoned cottoti-Nlneteen report from
to III Der cent Ut cotton crops abandoned OF
account Ut wet weather, grass, scarclty OF
labor, averaging y per cent Of the entire
crop; 13a report Nns.e abandoned.
Of corn crops were planted III June, aver.Ag-
Ing C9-l00 per cent planted since Inst re-
port; ~ report crops very fit'c; % good boil
Yall cultivated; Is inferior aud not we'll cul'
Wheat-os report wheat raised. the yield
boing from, to u bushels per acre, averag-
ported as being almost failure. caused by
rust
, 1880-07-12
ILLINOIS.


Spseidt pssatsh to 1a4 oAteasu fttsuR4.
ELstrlsA, H., July 1l.--Sptln2 wheat is .
failure here, from tho effects Of rust and
bugs. Onts are 'batlly fotlget, and in, mntfy
cases will require to bo cut ot,s way. ifay !s
thin OH the ground, most OF the clover hav-
Ing been killod Inst winter. Corh. promises
to 10 an nuunlhnt crop. .>,.2. - !,
spsei.l Dttyatth 10 Taa cnttaes 1sth..n*s = !,
bfoKnis, ILL.,, July 1t.-The chincll-buGs arc
doing considerable damaEo 70 tho corn In
w spssiat pt.pat<a to IA. Chicago 1s,suh.. T.
DECATula Ill. july 1t.--'filo heavy rnlns
OF tho lntter pnrt et ldyl week llnSc tt0l!e
ll.tlcl, dnmnge to the oats crop I'll Mnc0il
County, also serinnsly hurt the corn and lny
to that extent That farmers ctlnplaln consltl-
erably., About oil the wheat hns been har-
sptetat Dtspatth to 7As Chicago Tribune.
SrNfNnFtEr.1,, ILL.,, July ll.-Tie llay crop
IN 5anEninon County Is nearly n!l harvested
II, E0od condition, and Is tho largest oyer
known III .tlls sectln1,. Tho wl,elt, crop fs
nbOnt cuunl to TINT OF Inst yenr, nnd tho tlnr-.
vest Is progressing. rapidly. III one part Ut
tho county tlrashing: g:tnacllinos nrc ull at
lit freely, ald Is Of good quality.
, 1880-07-12
fDON'T.lIKE THF DAM.

lUINc1NNAT1,. July 511,-;A Gdzctfe special
FROM; Wabash, Ind, says troliblo Is appre-
hended thorc between the FARMERS and poIlcs
.of 1Yafjasil. .Farincrs hhre been. cutting the
..dalu wltiet,. gives Wabash Its water sup
ply, because It Increases tho bacls-water over
aiter rasIstAiice, aid extrn polise haye Decn
sent out to protect thoslahi.. ~ !
, 1880-07-12
LONG FAS.rS.
Some Of the More Famous Instances.

Nt.v Yurk Times ~ =
Tho experiment tn abstinence which DR.. Tain;
ncr IL milking naturally calls TO mind tho many
stories on record Of long fnsts, and brief hjs-
tory Of soino of tho rnoro famous instnncod will
prove Of interost Mt this tlmo.. DR.. William A..
Hammond, who flns made tho subject Ut al,sti-
nenco from food tho study years hns col1cctctla
greAt number Of these peculiar stories inA nttle
book entitled "Fasting Girls" and trialo sueh
comments on thoin ns hls Judgment dctatod. It
Is aug,lnr fact that III a,l l,Ecs OF tho world.l
II not tho strong and healthy mon who hnvo
bcen reported ns flushing for long periods. but in
tnust casos tho stories aro told Of wcak and
etnnciatch girls, and snca seem to hnvo no ditll-
Guilty In finding plenty Of lootor5 and clorGymcn
to give thom certificates nttestins the truth Of
tie wonderful storios told regarding thom.
In the Middle Ages tho raaurtls Of tho Church
are fllleL With Rccunnts Of tnstIng salnts and
nuns, but tho power to abstain from food In
these cases Ia usually attribu}csFto miraculous
neenoy,- It IS told OF L.du1ne, Of Eohtedam. lint
sho waa taken I'll in l3a5, aud 10 romalnod until
her death, thirty -threo years inter. During tho
first 1tnuteehy ynntssstAtb notifint tbutl small
piece Of apple tho a!1oufa d lo1y al!fot uh1v, lind
drank little wator or d awntfow> Of bcor or
swoct milk. hut after that period she ato and
drank nothing ut als, accor7iing 10 her own
stntotnonts ia sotno frlars III ll@e1 to whom eho
SAIL Tint for eight ycnrs nothing in tho way OF
aouris!ment hua @ p'!ssca her ps, md That for
tHEHly yGEF6 klU Hltl &GEH GVlIQGS tnG Htfn flHf
tl,o moon, md Ind not t,uehad tho Garth with
@ hsso a9 se, iys ycass w!shuf eatns bru a @ md d
varoia b,tter herba lis fastoa % isr forty tiays
ofs s' s aak nfn & ssaDp' or r s;s ]
aud Thursdays. NICOLAS, Of Flute, ncootuux 10
tho pLons uDrres, suasistcd altogethor on the
!!fe !poullts aeno i, rcKard to Ills Honesty, and
tho DehDp had him closely watched, but FlthoHt
ad Mtch aas pt ovsr ali tho s ascnss iea
Inv to Its c,AtR for an untlro month. No psl..
&C. S%t ns s1.s' !ss psspis %sss seS!ass.,.
aos hsso satisod i sso Scientists q u tGs s 'sssnt
wo s wate Il es esead R GE & '' s %or sa e nGse ne
ty Spvs Is0 ,n thq ds 1e7: rno snaY
demons and t.eVIls. d6frcs suites taat I,vrsult
possessed " t'ryal ofts" % IssGa ~ ste tSr
IL g. s ' G HS sase sS IL en- I sns shss
fasea @ f s5,ee # a ays a, s N "G,ae5 ys
uctiior cutting nor drjuSing. tlnnI1y Iii
children @ fot1pd h!!n, ind, d! tat!Ius @ lin q ! PrIest
posstsvcd of d Ievi who jiyeI seyeMty daYs aiis
~! sS sa oscay AZ tssg s r.
tho .ge 10 which sho events aro li1Ui That ii,ey
Sessfye, @ and sS,sSsvs, T. so'Si,,s!a.l9n n t3e
@ss,tnf II s s waE 'o as e4ty Y liz "r h
t:stb sestx ,S y II ,ho ss
them thah Tho testItnU'tS of monks uiul
toir puse IoS ~ ndprn s ahY ~
fnstIuv sY p srls' oo or .i,ro Of Whc intcpestny
uusns Ii uufnr,l tic muhI[n nj n,arly Vii tIm,n4
s1Mo hayu hoe,, III ,futestui in frMnu n1Ml snn1r
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, 1880-07-12
At. 1kARHAS.
Epteta1 hspatsA to Th4 Chtsdpo 7tthut

bbFs14F UHpattA 70 Ik4 ChFed9o 7F1bINs.
TopEkA; Kus.; j Aly ll.-lsoports to the State
Doarl Ut Agriculture to-day state Tint the
yield Of WHEAT In the Countiea Of Alontgoul-
ery, Labette. Wilson, snd Miami II uMusu-
ally light, but tho farmers are not dlscous.
uged, aud will this ycar put In an Increased
'acreage. The harvest ii flushed, tho wheat
all thfashed tn tlat soctlol, aud luostly solL
'rha same u true Of the ont crop. The corn
will ba the Ancst for many years, Eln!gra-
tlon u going Oh rapidly, tie humber of now
settlers having Increased over tho saine
An ,tstO,itsllins result Of wpol.growlrg Is
given lu tlW report ffun1 Woolsol County.
, 1880-07-12
SPORTING.
TIE TuHF.

Bonesettes, 6llyeston, and Fred NoNelas,
Nil the property of Mr.. II: V. Dst,,is, Of this
city, hnye BEEN transferred from tbs stab1aof
Frank Van Ness to that of Dim Mace tho
change taking place yesterday morning.
Van Ness now hns in Ills charge tho trotter
l'alma; md tho PAGER Jack Hnycrly+ both Of
whom will be trotted lu tho Central Circuit.
John Splan reached tie city yesterday
morning from Cincinnati, Il number Of. other
drivers also coming Up from that city. brlng-
lng viii, them about ifty trottcrs that are
entered Tor the races l.era ,Aext week. =,
, 1880-07-12
THREATENED WITH PARAt Ysts.

WAs!i1NoToS.' D. G., July. 1l.-Dlspntcllcs
rccelved to-day from Green Brlcr, Whito
'Salphur. aprihgB, Va. state that W. W. Cor
cpran is tAyeateliod with paralysis and Is Ii,
q critical condition. Ills SECRETARY mud physi-
Glpn left tonight for Gre9n Brier BY SPECIAL
car. Correrin. Is upwards Of ~. years, md
hls ru,nored Illness ca1lses considerable
, 1880-07-12

PETEnsnulto, Va, Jnlyl1.-'Thc protracted
tIrougtth hns rendered tho watcr. .resetyoIr IT.
SUFFICIENT 70 ,snpbly ',nord 'tlian o,,1-hnlt tic
city, and Tonight yptor was turned in from
THO CANAL to; ;,lieet the tlejlcteucy. The sup,
plying the :ettypWltll- water. from tho catlal
will probably rci.lse several mills here to
cease operations, =. t.'7. -
, 1880-07-12
pEnESTNIANISHI.

SAN FRANCISCO, July l1.-Tho walking
match at y IN. stood: Howard, o.: Young.
ol; Tobias, IS; Lee, 50; Denulan, 10; Salie
Donley, 7ar AtIsr, 10; White, o., Walton, 81;
Alice D0ulty, 10.