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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-19
Fourth Edition.
the LATEST
ROUGH ON RUSSIANS.
Forty officers Of the Imperial
Court Arrested.
Thanksgiving Services To-day for the
Cars Escape.
Wational Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press 10 tne otaf.
LONDON Feb. l9-Forty officials OF the 1mp'-
dal C.,urt at St Pete sburg were arrested al the
Winter Palace on Monday night soon aiter the
The plot was carried out so nearly to success
hat the greatest difficulty is experienced IN Cd
Inning trustworthy details respecting not 0nly tne
explosion itself, but the events which have iol'
Ipwed after it
The Russian telegraphs are ut present practical
N shut for all news purposes. and the European
Embassies are kept as much as possiple IN the
dark. t
Ne developm ent has come tn ough certain cipher
dispatches which the Austrian Ambassador sent
10 his Government early on Tuesday and later on
during Wednesday.
There can be from these reports ana irom suc'.
sthpr information as has been obtained no doubt
Nat the blot was cnntrived by persons residing n
ihe palace aud up to that time high In the conf
6ence of the Emperor.
The mechanical work OF excayating Ior tne
mine laying the wires connected with 1t. and ar
mnging the electric battery which dlschsrg g
II is said to have been accomplished
by five or six workmen who were 'ntroGmeeu I'M"
tie palace by one Of the subordinate officials un,
der prctense of repairing q sewerage drain ana OF
living some new gas pipe'
These men have not been seen since the expio.
hon, and there are reports that they were sem
AWAY e,rly on the morning of the day when the
explosion tOok place.
4 thmnksgiv, ne service in honor Of the escape
of The Car and his a,nily from the death pre-
partd for them was celebrated this morning in thu
Russian Chapel near London. and te deuir
mng.
been ascert lined that several Pslacc hoiisehnlt
servants are missing, which fact Is regarded b!
he " lice as prima facie evidence ngainsl them
The Czarna, who W sleeping at the time oi I'M
exnoe on. ia quiet efforts having been success
fully made to keen her III ignorance of the occur
renee and the proceed ngs resulting from 1t.
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ST. LOUIS.
CABINET MAKERS srRIKE-MARY JANE DISCOVERED
BLISS AND MOODY, ETC.


CABINET MAKERS srRIKE-MARY JANE DISCOVERED
BLISS AND MOODY, ETC.
Special tn the Star.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 19-The cabinet makers here are
still on strike, and the bosses are yielding by de-
grees The union pays each of the strikers IS Q
week.
May Jane Hay. the young lady whose myster
ious disappearance on the 3Oth of January last
caused flutter of excitement throughout the
town, has been found by the police, she mad beer
working as domestic.
Mary is a very nice-looking girl, with large
swimming blue eyes chestnut hair and rather 9
prominent nose. She is nineteen years OF age, bu
looks older. She says she is not treated we'll al
home and will not return.
MIR. E. w. Bliss, the noted Evangelist. will short
ly arrive in St. Louis toassist MFR. Moody in hi.
reviyalist work. At pres. mt Mr.. Bliss is in Balti
more.
An employe at the Vulcan Iron Works was 40
cidentRlly killed last even; ng.
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
WAITING FOR HIS SENTENCE.

WAITING fun HIS
National Associated Press to the Star.
New YoRK, Feb. 19-The extreme PEN
atty for the offense of ich Rev. Cowley
has been found guilty is one years inpris-
onment and $3.50 fine. His counsel will en-
deavnr to secure new trial. Cowley is
now in the Tnmbs awaiting sentence.
TRAFFIC WITH BALTIMORE
The General Agent # the Merchants
and Miners Steam Transportation Com
pany # Baltim re have made personal APP
llication TO the Dock Commissioners for
PERMISSION to occupy Pier 49, East River
aud make improvements thereon for the
accommodation If the New Y rk q Balti-
more branch, which is to be established in
about two weeks, for freight and passenger
traffic, aud to make semi-weeklv trips
The vessels are to be of about 700 tons
capacity, and are to be fitted in superior
manner for their business.
The application was laid over until the
Commissioners could learn whether the
pier lad been used in such a manner as to
permit them to exercise jurisdiction
over it.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
UP TO THE STANDARD.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
WAsH1EaroN, r b. 19-The Commission
recently appointed by the President to ex.
anime and test the weight and fineness "f
the coins of 1879 have completed their
work. and report that coming is fully up
to the tandard required by law, both as To
weight and fneness.
THE NEW FUNDING BILL
The Ways and Means Committee have
passed the new funding bill with some
kight alterations.
n THE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE.
The House APPROPRIATION Committee
continued the examination of Mr.. Jeffries
Yesterday. TIE system of doing business
In the Public Printing Office was very or
ouehly inquired into. The Committee will
probably hold daily sessions now in order
10 accom- pish the great amount of work
before 1t.
AcKLEN's CRIME, OR BLUNDER-
The committees report on Congressman
Acklen's conduct Is long, and facts shown
are substantially that Acklen did make
report which rurported tp come from the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, that he was
not a member OF that Committee, and that
he had no authority to make report The
Committee confined themselves to that
question, but went no further as they were
not directed to 60 into the motives. and
c.,uld not do SO. They submit facts and
make no recommendations.
Resoluti ms were offered directing further
Investigation in order that some recon-
mendation may be made in the premises.
The COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs resisted
its being sent back to them. Much feeling
was manifested on both sides, and it was
thought there should be a recommendation
If some kind. The Whole subject was
finally refer ell TO the Judcsry Committee
for full investigation as to whether the
privileges Of the House had been violated.
SIMON AT JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
WASHINGTON D. c.. Feb. 1a-The arrival
of Hon. Simon Cameron at Jacksonville,
Fla, has given rise to the rumor that lie ia
there ~ fix things for General Grant.
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PROVIDENCE POINTS.
Extensive Robbery--Three Men Drown.
ed. Nominated for Governor.
not,ora, Associated Press to the star

National Associated Press to the Star
PRov1DEkoE, T. l., Feb. 19.-Thomas
Walsh & Co.'s dry-goods store. on West
minister street. was robbed of $4,000 worth
Of silks and other DDS last night.
Albert G. Howard. of East Providence,
the present Lieutenant Governor, was IT,
day nominated for Governor by the Prohi-
bitionists Governor Vauzandt declining a
denomination. Hon. Thomas NJ. Seabury,
of Newport, was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor. ,-.-
Three men, Archibald Milliken, Cap
tain of the Schooner Henry r. Congs-
don, Ge rye A. Rose and Elisha w. Rose,
all Of Black Island, while going from
this city to the schooner which lay mile
down the bay we're browne bv the up
sesting of their boats. The bodies have
not been recovered. A brother of Mil
lekin ais, fell into the river from another
hOat but was rescued.
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Women suffrage III N w York.
sa atioi,al Associated Press to the Star

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb l9-J. H. Wilson,
Secretary of the State Woman Suffrage
Society, c'ntradicts fatty the rumors that
the women school suffrage law is unconsti-
tutional, imperative, hasty or inapplicable
to cities and villages. The objection uf
unconstitutionality he says does not apply
to the present law, but to a bill since intro
duced il, the Assembly. The law can not
be imperative, for the women of Syracuse
have ALREADY voted under it, nor is the law
inappicabIe 10 cities and villages for
Boards and other school functionaries.
municipalities are mere unions OF dis
trcts or of peighborhood officials and the
consolidation of these officials does not de-
,rive any one of the rights to vote for
them. The law is the fruit Of long pub
lie discussion. and every point regarding
it has been carefully can, assed. Wilcox
advises that the ladies every where register
and vote under the law and that, il their
votes are refused. they seek redress in the
Courts but he thinks no refusal Is likely.
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ON TO OKLAHOMA.
Preparations at Kansas City for a
Spring Raid.

Special to the Star. .........-..
KANSAS ClrY, NO.. Feb. 19-Col. L. D.
PAYNE, OF Wichita, President OF the South
west Colonization Society. was here yester-
day buying shovels, axes, lumber. pr"vis-
ions and other things for the invading
horde. He reports that he has over 1000
men ready, armed and equipped, whom he
can move at three days notice, and that il
they will let him rest until the 1st o.
March he can move over 5000.
Over 100 squatter sovereigns moved
through here yesterday, going down the
Leavenworth, Kansas City and Southern,
and destined for Coffeeville, the rendezvou.
If the Oklaho oma boomers. It is said the
raiders already have five saw mills on the
Indian Territory frontier. Colonel Payne
asserts that the President proclamation il
of no account. He says it is not raid Of
invasion, but it is lot of Kansas bows who
are going in to settle, and they are g'ing T.
stay. Colonel Payne bought over S. 00(
worth of outfitting goods here Yesterday
consisting principally of hardware, wagons
and provisions.
TO BE OPENED UP.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-The House Com
mittee TN Territories this forenoon agreed
t report hil| opening up the Indian Ter
iitory t. settlement. There were but twt
dissenting votes. The bill agreed upon i
what is known rs the West Bill.
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The Natural Consequence.

National Associated Press to the Star.
HARTFORD, CONN, Feb. l9.-Rev. Herbert
H. Hayden, recently OIL trial at New Ha-
ven for TIE murder Of Marv StAnnard, lec-
tured ut the Hartford Opera-h0use last
evening. He is under S.. 0O0 bail to appear
for a second trial, and Las entered the lee
ture field with the object OF raising the
money to liquidate deots incurred during
the trial and support his family tempOr-
arily. A severe rain storm prevented a
large attendance. His lecture occupied an
hour and half. and was made up to COLI
siderable extent OF citations Of cases OF
wrongful CONVICTIONS OH circnmstantial
evidence. He nj de strong appeal to
the public against receiving crcumstan.
tial evidence, saying it was Trustworthy
only when fortified by tests which give il
merit Of 'mpetent testimony.
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TO-DAY IN CONGRESS-.
HOUSE.
National Associated Press to the Star


National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Mr. Bland. o
Missouri, from the Committee on Coinage
submitted report and bill in relation tt
the establishment of mint at St. Louis
and it was ordered printed and rfom
mitted.
Mr.. Blackburn of Kentucky, moved tc
dispense with the morning hour in order
that the House might proceed at once with
the consideration Of the rules with the
hope that they might be completed TO-
dav. ..
This required two-tMrds vote. which
was not obtained. and the morning houl
business was proceeded with-this was the
bill in relation to the removal of causes
from the State Courts MIR. Herbert, q
Alabama, spoke in favor of the bill.
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LOUISVILLE.

PREPARATIONS FOR PARNELL-cRrMINAL MAT
TERS ETC.
Special to the Star
LOUISVILLE. Feb. l9.-Preparations have all been
made for giving Mr.. Parnell rousing reception
here tonight. A Committee left this morning fol
Frankfort, to meet him and escort him here.
Mayor Baxter and great crowd are now at the
depot to meet the train, which is due at 2:30
Parnell speaks tonight at Leiderkranz Hall.
Abe Taylor, for the murder of John Bush, has
been sent up for four years.
The body of the late Dr. J. J. o'Reilly. who sui
ciied in Texas, was shipped to his wife in this
city Tuesday morning. and will arrive to-day.
Fifteen moonshiners were sentenced yesterday
by Judge Brown In the United States Circuit
Court, ..r
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OLD DOMINION MATTERS.
DEATH OF A MrErsTER-DEBr-PAYERD DEFEATS

DEATH OF A MIEIsTER-DEBT-PAYERD DEFEATS
REPuDIATOR.
National Associated Press to the Star.
RICHMOND. Va. Feb l9-Rev. J. B. Jeter,
one of the most distinguished Baptist di-
vines in the United States, died here yester
day after brief illness.
When the Legislature of Virginia, now
sitting, convened in December, a contest
was n,sde between Gregory, q Debt-payer
and Wilson. colored Repudator. The
House sent the election back to the people
as a tie, and it was held aaain YESTERDAY.
1t resulted in the election Of Gregory by
l80 majority.
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Railroad Items.
RUNNING AGAINST Billiards.

RUNNING AGAINST Billiards.
Special to the STAR
CHICAGO, Feb ia Fargo special says:
Railroad travel west If Fargo is almosI
practically abandoned. 1t is costing the
Northern Pacific 500 a passenger from
Fargo to Bismarck. tits hurting the Black
Hills travel this way. From st. Paul to
Fargo trains run on summer time. but west
old boreas seems to be on an endless carni-
val. A dozen trains are nov struggling to
get either way. The depression of mer-
curry, the velocity Of the wind and depth
of snow, have all been unprecedented.
p, 4 B. CERTIFICATES.
New York. Feb ia private telegram
states that according to the terms of agree
ment Of the consolidation adopted by the
stock holders, all tile Id certificates IRE
ferred and common of the Pittsburg. Titus
willie 4 Buffalo Road. must be exchanged
for new certificates The company will be
prepared to make the exchanges to-day.
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A Missing BIoomingtonian.

BLOOMINGTON. IND, Feb l9.-One week
ago on last Saturday Mr.. Donald H. Smith.
n young stock dealer of this county, left
with some stock for the Cincinnati market,
and has not since been heard from. 1t has
been ascertained by telegraph that lie re-
ceived 500 cash for his stock, and started
to return to Bloomington, but after leav-
ing Cincinnati no trace can be found of
him. and his griends fear that he has been
foully dealt with.
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Miles. Laps.

There were sixteen starters at noon to-
dav, Magill not being on the track, with q
record OF lis miles to his credit Beck.
worth is also off, having LAT miles. The
men all made fine starts. Guyon and Har-
riman keE, together. each trying to worrs
the other, as they did last night. Harri'
man was on a fast trot and would every
once in awhile pass his leader. Arthur is
lame and not walking.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-19
THE WALKING MATCH

The attendance at the Bellevue House
walking match yesterday was excellent
Vint and Hartman had several spnrts to-
gether that were very amusing. Howard
is saving himself ard the knowing ones say
he will be to the front at the close of the
race. Kinney quit Yesterday. The score
at midnight was as follows
,. SCORE AT l2P, II.
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The Graphic Com pany.

National Associated Press 10 the Star.
New York. Feb 1a-At the annual meet
ing Of the Graphic Company held yester-
,lav the Presidents report showed that dur
ing last year all the Companv's Indebted
ness had been discharged and a handsome
surplus had been realized in the business
Of the year. The old Board, consisting of
Messrs Goodsell and associates, holding a
majority of the stock, was unanimously
elected .t
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Grand Lodge, ]. o. O. F.

CLEVELAND. O.. Feb. 1a.-The Grand
Lodge, ]. O. o. f.. OF Ohio, has elected the
following officers; NJ. W. G. NJ, H. p.
Gravati. Columbus; D. G. ~, VIM. H.
Pearce. Cincinnati; g. W. s., 7. A. Won
Solver, Norwalk; G. s., VIM. G. Earl, To-
ledo; G. T., 6. D. Winchell, Cincinnati; /;
G. r, Henry z. Hedges, Mansfield.
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Fire at Waterbury, Conn.

WATERBURY,, Feb. 19.-The plated ware
factory connected with Holmes, Booth Il
Ha, denis extensive works in this city was
destroyed by fire last night causing loss
of between $125, 900 and $3.50, 900.
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POLITICAL.
sMA11 BLAINE BOOM AT coIUMD,

SMALL BLAINE BOOM AT COLUMBUS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS Feb. 19,-The Blainites held
another meeting here last night. 1t was no
larger than the Sherms mseting last week.
Speeches were made by several local politi-
cal luminaries.
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WORKING WORLD.
COAL MINERS AND CORN.

COAL MINERS AND CORN.
National Assoc lated Press to the Star.
DEs MoIEEs, Iowa, Feb IA State Con-
vention If coal miners is in secret session
here.
keven hundred and fiftv thousand busl'
Ella II corn are cribbed between this city
and Fort Dodge on the railroad.
PfAso-FoRrE MAKERS STRIKE
NEW York, Feb. la-The Piano-forts
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MEDICAL.
nON MPTIOE

can I've cured by the continued use OF Os mun,s
Cod Liver Oil and I.act0. Phosphate
Of Lime. a cure for Consumption. Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and all scrofulous
Diseases Ask your druggist for Osmuu's and
take no other. II he has not got 1t, will serd
one bottle for 81, express pad.
CHAS. A. 0sMUN,
13 Seventh avenue. New York
For sale by John Keeshan, druggist, northwev
corner Sixth and Walnut
ecl0.1ydF, IN, ". w.ocl5lyw.nm
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Johu Allen Takes a Rest.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 19.-John Allen, the
missing merchant, arrived home this morn
ing from New Orleans, and complains Of
heing 80 fatgued from his long journey
that lie declines seeing any one until he
gets rest.
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Hubs, Byrne and Howard are on
steady run.
THE MATCH AT LONDON.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-At o'clock this
morning the following was the score
in tile 9 days walking match: Brown,
1913; Hazael $50 and limping; Day 266 and
going splendidly.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Last Night but Three cs) and Farewell Saturday
Matinee of
MIR. MAURICE GRAU,S
Great French Opera Co.
To-Night-O -Offenbach's popular Opera
"A PERiCHOLE (rhe street Singer.
Capoul Piquillo
TO-MORR0W-Gala night, new opera-Bene-
fit of PA0LA MARIE
First time of 0fenbach's last success
Nine. favart.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON - Lscocqs greatest
success-GirOfIe.Gtr0f
Paola Marie An ele and Capoul In the cast.
Matinee Prces-50c and 81.
SATURDAY NIGHT-(First time here)
La MarjOl0ine.
6UNDAY-Farewell night by request
La nrande DuchesSe.
Paola Marie, Angelo and Capoul in the cast.
Seats at awley's and Operahouse.
Evening Prlces-50c. 81 and 81 so.
Monday, Feb. 23-UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
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BOUND TO PARADE.

new York, Feb 19-The convention of
delegs tes from the Irish Societies, after a
heated discussion last night, adopted mo-
tIon to parade on st. Patrick's Day by a
vote of II to 49, Just before the vote was
taken from twenty to thirty of the dele.
gates who were understood to be opposed
10 the parade retired, several of them ex-
pressing disappr baton at the proceedings.
hoped that the parade would be omitted al
the com ng 17tn of Marcl. 1t seemed to
him that The festival now would BIZ like d
dance at wake. He advised saving the
parade expense to send I'D to fill hungry
st machs in LELAND. The famous Sixty
ninth Reginent-Irish-wil take part in
the parade, bat will contribute libera
sum Of money to the famine fund.
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AID FOR ERIN.
PARNELL AT LEXINGTON.

PARNELL AT LEXINGTON.
National Associated Press " the Star.
LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 19.-The reception
of Charles Stew art Parnell at this place yes
terday was enthusiastic. He addressed a
large crowd at the Opera-hnuse last night
II receipts will reach thousand dollars.
Mr.. Parnell started for Louisville this
morning.
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Killed While Sitting in
His Own Doorway.
The Tender Tap Of a st. Louis
Timer.
A Minnesota Preacher P0is0ns His
Partner.
rLonD IN THE CUMBERLAND.

Specials N the Sthr
NASHVILLE, TENN, Feb. 19.-The Cum
berlapd is rising rapidly, and now covers
all the bottoms about this city. and fully
1000 people have been driven from their
houses. Drift at Mauscar's Island, nine
miles above here, is half mile deep.
Great apprehensions of heavy loss are
felt --.
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Manufacturer Society resolved not to
yield to the demands of the strikera
srcrtoN lands STRIFE,

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. la-Seventv-five col
ored hands employed in grading the Gin
cinnati Southern switch grounds in the
southern portion of this city have struck
for higher wages. They were receiving
eighty cents per dav. but now demand 81.
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MARTIN CONKs GRIM


DEADwooD, Feb. l9.-Mary. Broughton
was acquitted of the charge of numbering
Minnie Colfeson on August 10th, 1878. I'm.
mediately thereafter Martin Conk, con-
victed over year ago on similar charge,
was sentenced to be hung on March 18th
next Conk and Mrs. Broughton were very
intimate, and frequently met secretly al
Mrs. Coleson's house.
At the last meeting they arranged to
leave the country together. IT,. following
day Mrs. Colleson was found in bed hel
head smashed IT, jelly. Conk was arrest
ed, tried. convicted and sentenced te
death. The case went to the Supreme
Court, which refused to interfere. A re
sentence was deferred till after the trial o.
Mrs. Broughton in hopes of elicitine me
thing new. The same evidence, with one
exception, was introduced in both cases
One goes to the gallows while the other re
turns tu liberty,
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THURSDAY EVENING" Single

his partner. at Madelina last spring. I'm
til this Mr.. Davis had good reputation,
and no reason is apparent for the deed ex-
cept to rid himself If bad partner.
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81. JAMES, MINI, Feb. 19.-Rev. A. J.
Davis trial commenced here this week for
the attempted poisoning of J. F. Fisher,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-22
Registry Agents.


At a meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners held yesterday. the follow
ing Registry Agents were appointed for
the several precincts /:
Precinct No. 8, Ruby Hill (proper)-
Geo. Tassel.
Precinct No. 4, Richmond Side-Thos.
Marks.
Precinct No. s, DEVILS Gate-A. Loucks.
Precinct No. 6, Fish Creek-H. @. Fen
stermaker.
Precinct No. Z, Dunderberg Mine-Frank
Wallace.
Precinct No. 8, Pinto Mill-H. Fish.
Precinct No. 9, Vanderbilt-M. Dough-
erty.
Precinct No. 10, Cortez-M. Fitzgerald.
Precinct No. IL, Beowawe-J. Reynolds.
Precinct No. -, Pine Station-P. N.
Hansen.
Precinct No. IS. Sulphur station-Joe
Carbon.
Precinct No. IA, Roberts Creek John
Cathcart.
Precinct No. Is, Allison's RANCH. Al
lison.
Precinct No. 16, Palisade-T. Summer
all.
Precinct No. IT, Mineral Hill-Judge
Griswold.
Precinct No. 1S, Hay Ranch-H. N.
Fletcher.
Precinct No. 10. Silver Canyon-M.
Hartnett.
Precinct No. 20. Alpha-E. Boomhauer.
Precinct No. 81, Whites Ranch-J.
White.
Precinct No. 20, Fish Greek Wells-J.
II. Carnahan.
Precinct No. %, Willows Station. A..
Wilson.
The County Clerk was ordered to notify
these agents to appear and qualify, and to
receive their registry books in time to open
them by July 1, 1880.