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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-04-15
VIRGINIA DAYTON & SUTRO
STAGE LINE.

H>ONo0RD coaches are run from Sutro to
Ovirginia. by way Of Dayton. Silver City
and Gold Hill. returning the same day.
Stages leave Sutro on the morning trip as
100 Q. m. Dayton about 1850 Q. m Silver
City about 500 Q. m, and Virginia about 90
.. m. Returning. leave Virginia ct 1000 .. IN.
reach Silver City 1T l0:45 .. m. Dayton at
II 80 Q. m. and arrive in Sutro at IL IN.
On the afternoon trip leave Sutro at p. m.
Dayton at 80 p m, silver City at 2 p. m,
arriving In Virginia about Q. m. Returning.
leave Virginia ut 1 30 p. m. silver City is
p. m, Dayton ct p, m, arriving at Sutro ct
$50 p. IN.
TA II e s.
From Sutro to Virginia. a..................$1 IS
From Dayton TO Virginia. ....... ...... 90
From Dayton to Silver City. y............. so
From Silver City 60 Virginia. 80
From silver City to Gold Hill. .... ..... 50
From Gold Hill to Virginia. ....... as
Parcels carried at nominal rates.
Tickets. good untiI used sold OF either end
OF the line.
Virginia ofics at Cresby's. opposite the
International Hotel.
GEORGE BARTON
Proprietor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-04-15

A primary tescher Is describing
the banana. and the children are to
name 1t. Finally she steps to the
board and draws an outline of fhe
fruit. Up comes Jonnie's hand.
"Well, Johnnie, what have I de-
scribed7" "Cucumber!" "Oh, no,
the cucumber grows here, and 1
told you this fruit grows In the south; /;
besides is not the cucumber a vege-
table" Johnny yielus the point,
and relspses into brown study.
Soon an idea strikes him, and up
comes his hand again. "Are you
sure you are right this time, john
nief" "Yes'm"-with self-sssur-
ance. "Well, what Is it," "Ssu.
sage!" was the triumphant rejoinder.
"Csn you tell me whether we are
in the State of Texas YETI" said an
Eastern man to q fellow passenger
on Southwestern railroad, AZ the
train stopped at q station. "I Teck-
In you're q green 'un," responded
the passenger, with = contemptuous
look, pointing to q woman on the
platform, bearing In her arms q
teething child that was vigorously
chewing on the handle Of q Colts
revolver. ado ye s'pose that they'd
give kid no bigger N that q pistol
to play with In any other StateH"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
The Star-route spescbes

WASHINGTON, August 30.-Mr. Wilson.
counsel for defense, concluded his argu.
ment in the Star-route cases to-day. He
said productivenesS was not the most i'm.
portant consideration in the extension
0f postal facilities, the development of
the resources of the country was
OF far more consequence. He quoted
the testimony and petitions of Secretary
Teller, General Sherman and others. 10
show that they had asked and advised ex-
pedition IN ia.iyGs re .:as, and said IL
General Brady was u robbar aud a rogue
for ordering such expeditions, Sherman
ami Teller were robbers aud rosucs for ask.
inv II. Ref rring to the question of direct
frauds hc stid IL must be presumed TINT
every net uone within the law was doi a
with u proper motive. Corrup.
tion must be proved, and the prosecution
had not attempted to- show II, srcept nv
the testimony of Walsh. Mr.. Wilson then
reviewed Walsh's statements at great
length. cndoavorlng to show that they were
Improbable ard untrue He defended
brady from the charges made, replied TO
Mr Mrrric.'s assertion that Brady had O
d small salary grown suddenly wealthy,
and in conclusion. said. II make no nn'
peal for mercy; that Is not my mission bo.
fore the Jury. Ny mission IN to SEQ
that the law is not violated. | make mo
appeal for sympathy, but | do appeal "a
you TO stand by the law and be gu drd by
the evidence. fyou do that, as am sure
yon vii, have an abiding faith that yotlt
verdict will he f,r these ,lrieninn,..r -
Cnnrt then adjourned Mr.. Hynllc wifi
audr ~ the jury tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31

MoErdoMRRY, ALA, Aug 30.--A meeting
OF the cotton exchange was held this even.
ing TO consider the advance in cotton rates
by the southern railway and steamship rs
sociations. Resolutions were unanimously
adopted that the previous ra es were higher
than ON other articles; that il will work to
the disadvantage and loss OF Montgomery;
that 1t gives places doing river bust.
ness an advantage of those dependent
on railroads; that eastern buyers cannot
pay as much for cotton which will yr,a,ly
damage the inland markeis; that IL viii
caus our receipts To iali oil with very little
profit to the railroads; that /, will be n di.
rect tax on produce and greatly iniure the
trade OF Montgomery and other inland cot.
ton markets and the south at large. A
COMMITTEES was appointed to present thes.
resolutions 10 the railroad officials and re
qu 81 them to reconsderiha change Of rates
Hi freight, AZ 1t will sooner or later cause
shionents to drop off or go elsewhere.
Ih's drnocratic convention of the Sth dis.
trict d Aiaoama was held to-day at Deca.
tmr, aud on motion Of General Joseph
Wheeler, ex Senator Luke Pryor was
nomihatei. BY acclamntion Ms candidate Tor
congress against Vim. NJ. Lowe. s,7l
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nSn and three babies were found last
Nehing, aud another body this morpiny
'. ls supposed now that nearly two huntre
mrsons were drowned.
The Western Union telegram com.
pany manager, W. Il. Carherry, died az
'eilow fever at Rrownsville, to-dav
An entertainment. at San Pedro Ibis even
nS was given ior the benefit of the fever
sufferers at Brownsville, at which all the
1c"i ORGANIZATIONS participated. Upwards
mm will be realized. '"s'
Regarding theyellow fever /, is reliably
% %nItsH mat persons OF high social or
'ot'Val position are not estrained from
iSShihg Shg wherever they please in Mexico.
,nouyh no report came indicating Tho
'preaa OF lever in Mexico, still it is believed
nu the fever has been conveyed to nnm.
Ser ~ hsciendas and ranches in the state on
New Leon. There is no telegraphic com.
th thhn'ioat,on with that section ON account of
.ns ~ indifference of the Mexicans. On the
cerned. 'PN'pio S'e'h Won
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
COrsicnnA.
Special to the IIerRld.

CoEsicASA, August So.--A goodly nun
Der OF delegates have arrived to be in at
tendance on the state grecnback conven.
tion which meets here at the opera.house
tomorrow.
The local option war RACES with increased
ierceness, some OF our most respectable
citizens coming to blows on the subject.
The Methodist camp. .meetin,, to.night
holds Temperance and local option meet.
Ing, with invitations to ALL irrespective of
race or color, to come aud parii"ipats,
The business men of the city, together
with those who take an in crest IN ,he f,
ture welfare of the town, also hold n me Il
ing tonight at the opera house to discuss
the matter nom u business, point and du
what they can 70 keep the measure from
passing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
IsaHtrOp.
speClal TO the lIcrr,d

BAsrRor, August ~ Mr.. ]. J. Sears, of
Clifton, Texas, and Miss Fannie Whisenart, =,
late Of Chappell Hill, were married to day
at the residence Of Mr.. Ross Green. Rev. ].
A. Duncan, ofthe Methodist church. oiili.
ating. immediately after the ceremony the
happy pair lett for Clifton. their future
home.
AZ the republican senatorial convention
held ut Manchester, Fsyette county, j. II
Lawler, esq, independent candidate for
state senator, was endorsed
The Colorado is on u boom, and Is now
out of It's second banks. II IL past f,rryin,,
at this place, and still rising slowly. II il
doing some damage 10 the crops IN the low
| bOttum lands.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
AccI,Ienta

PErKnsnunG, Va, August 3O,-James C.
Smith, a well known citizen Of Chesterfield
county was thrown from his wagon yester.
day while returning home from this city,
and instantly killed.
Postmaster Carlisle, Of Brattleboro, on
the wilmington n Weldon railroad, was
yesterday run over by u northern bound
mail train and fatally injured, both legs
being severed from his body. At the tine
truck IN advance Of the train.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. August sO.-I,ut
sht negro, while stealing potatoes wa,
shot at by captain Murray. The shot
took effect, and Murray captured the nsnro ,uo'
put while bring him to Jail the negro dicI'
Sap'ain Murray is an Ohio mun, md has
'af.e garden farm IN the suburbs of his
CITY, lie Is now placed under 81 600 bona
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
White and Black,

NEW ORLEANS, August 30.-The Plea.
yune's Magnolia, Mississippi, special saws
The sixth district republican convention
met here to-day. There was fair attend
ance' and the proceedings were harmopi
o-s. Hon. John X. Lynch, colored
statesman, was declared the unanimou,
Gholcs OF the convention, as their candi
uate Tor congress. Amidst en-.
thusiastic applause, Lynch tber
addressed the convention in an abb,
speech, catious and conservative. He
spoke of his fidelity to his people and the
republican party and the south, connseled
moderation and invited Major Van Eaton
the democratic candidate, to stump the dis
tiict with him, pledged himself for The re-
sPeclml condu of the canvass and paid
the democratic nominee some glowing com.
pliments. Said he would acauiesce In the
result IN case ofa iair ballot, but would
contest to the last the suspicion of fraud.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
langview.


hoNG'iEw, August 30-Dick Uaskin.
'ne agent Of the Texas express COMPANY
,n,plicated in the scandal referred 10 :,
Yesterday dispatch, left town SUNDAY ~ ~
WW"nuay, ana has not since been bcsr3 or ~.
More ,h inll investigation just.Ges tbe bs,ia, Ia
,o oa. ne alone of all ofthe Young men Of J'n thn
"wn S gnll'y in the matter. He is :, h',s ,uo
ssHe lroh Justice, warrant being ont e.
H. r,no ",cGsl On charge of adultery Tbera
''"ou excitement over the affair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
The Cssr's Corountlo,

LoSnoN' August So,-Ths correspondent
q 'ho Times ~ Berlin says the rep.a,.oL
atNo oi great power at st. Peershnrs
having esked the government whether NJ
should hire rooms ut Moscow in the nntumS
ior hs use ut the coronation of The e,as.
was informed that the ceremonies certninlv
would not occnr before Nav,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
TELEGKAPHIC ITEMS
Stocks.

Nfw foaK, August so,-The stock mar.
.e' opened strong at an advance from yes
,erday's closing prices of a@i per cent,
Latter In New York Central sn,l
northwestern. In the early trade the,s
was general advance OF k(DI prr cani
winch was followed at II o'cluck bv d.
n,lne' rangi & from sGll per cent. In which
rochester, Pltisburg, Louisville A Nash.
ville and Cleveland, Columbus, Cincin.
hat' " indianapolis were most promincnt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
Futures.

NKw YORK, August 3O.-The Posts cot.
ton report says: August deliveries opened
ut the first call at 1880, declined to 60,
closed at II. Afler slight fluctuations they
advanced to ~ but fell at l:30 p. IN. to I'd.
sales OF 1900 bales OF August have been
exchange i1r September at II price differ.
ence oi 1lVO Ihe latter month has been
but little effected by the decline of Aupust'
AT the third call August was sold nj ~ G5GG
w. September ~ 80, December I'LL, Feb.
ruary 50, bids Of the two were refused for
October aud November for January, 70. ST
Tor March, II IL for April, % for Nav
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Confessed his CrImc.

kicnsoNp, ALA, August s0.-Emmse
Cloud the negro vino was tried last spring
I " Tue mnrd,r Of John Morr,l and pbomns
uioyer' and was In Jail awaiting a scconi
,rla, III November next, has maue full con.
,.ss'on, ne dying OF consumption and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31

ATHENS, August 3.--Additional troopo
nave been ordered to the frontie, 4,
whore the government has determined ~
concentrate 1900 men. The Hoara. a
n"rnMsPaper, says that this number will be
,i ,ui.e eht u 'ie action OF the Turks il
,ma;d v",y anSi'ga,ei by The Turkish local COM
,nanuet' mf' put u The impulse einanates from
riJus. ee'' W" P'o'e se-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
A Kamr Chief Ki,led

LONDON, August N.-A dispatch to The
Times from Durham states that the Ksf,r.
Shiel secocoehi, his son and fourteen fol.
chi,f put into Secococni's place by ths
British. e " ''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
Austin.


fiN'''' ~ ''> +'N'"N
AUSTIN, August ~ Six recruits leave
here Monday next for Captain Seekers
company OF rangers now stationed ut Val.
lie. The United States army officers at
Fort Stockton have requested the adiutant.
general to permit the rangers to arrest de-
serters Permission has been granted.
DIR. W. +. Harris, Of 81. Louis, who was
rendered by the board ef regents, the chair
ofphilosophy in the university, writes tina,
owing TO the pressing business manage.
ment that viii require. his services TOR
twelve months, he cant accept iIisrsr.
vices will not be Deeded until the expir,.
tion OF that time, and the board believes |,
will be secured
A sheep herder named Thomnson
eighteen miles above town, for several dav,
has shown symptoms Of insanity. Yestcr.
day morning after taking out his flock he
returned to the house and furiousIy a.
sanlted an old lady, aged sixty years. lie
Knocked her down, and with his fingers tore
her eyes out and threw them on tile floor.
Her cries attracted the attention of tw,
young ladies who were at the COW pen, and
they ran to the house. On entering Thomp.
son attacked them, but they succeeded I'm
resisting and notified the neighbors who
went over and secured Thompson. The old
ladys injuries will prove fatal.
The following charters were filed TODAY.
The Marriage association Of Tyler. and the
Clarksvlle Ginning aud Hulling Mill com.
pany, capital stock, $4,000
The Colorado is up thirteen feet and
slowly rising. A rise oftwo feet more will
be disastrous to many farms below here
tbs reported here to-day that ex.Goyer.
nor Pea,e contemplttes running for the
legislature on the independent ticket,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31

Special 10 the Herald

SAN ANTONIO, August So,-A private dis.
patch to-day from Fort Concho states that
upwards OF one hundred bodies OF persons
drowned during the recent flood have been
recovered. In that vicinity, on one rancho
thiriy-,nc, aud on another twen,y.one
porsons were drowned. Mrs. Metcalrs boJv
was found nineteen miles below Ear,
Cobchc, and her brothers body near Nv
standing upright aud lodged against ~,
brushy growth. The bodies of n color Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
Democratic Nominations. N

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 3O.-Ths
democratic congressional convention of tho
second district renominated II. A, Herbert
without opposition. Thomas WiIlisms
was renon lnttei by the convention In the
nm district, after several ballots. by nc.
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special to the Herald.

'PeuA W 'he Herald.
LAAPAsAs, August 3O.-The D,n,is, :.
soc'"',on held this week at Antioch church
near here, has ceased. The mect;nc wa.
o'IaGleu and much good done. hb"ns
uyr re-, delegates were in attendance. '''o"'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
Fort WurtI,
Special to the Herald.

o'cc'Ai W the Herald.
FORT WORTH. August 3o.-A train.loas
Memphis. ''' 'o-n'ght rom
county Jail last night. '''''" III inc
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Special TO the Herald. q

rTIr WORTH August 3o.-A rough and
1u'nole ~, hsnt occurred to-day between UecL
In1mas, of the Texas express nnd ,I;iiusuA miuuA
oi 'he faciiic. Both are BADLY bruised dy'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31
RenOininate,l

MONROE. La, August 30-General ].
Floyd King was unanimously nominated
Tor Reelection TO congress by the democrats
of the Filth district.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31

DENVER, August N.-A heavy snow. storm
bas been falling in Leadville all last nigh,
and this morning e''
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Anothcr Nomination

LrscHpuno, Va, August So.-.IIon. J.
Randolph Tucker wss rcnominatsd for con-
gress by the democrats Of The Sixth district
to-day.
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Quarantine.

Moulr. ALA. August 3D.--Poscayouls,
Mississippi, has qra-an,incd against pens.,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-31

ami the people are coming to Calabozos for
safety Jute's band have crossed the line
INTO Arizona, and it is believed thai it is he
VINO is raidtng the settlement. Captain
Madden, commanding at Huaohuca, is in
pursuit OF the Indians who haveheen lsiding
santa Cruz valley. The killing of Martin, z
and MS family yesterday occurred only
hiteen miles south of the point
where took place the tragedies reported
nom Calabozos. A dispa'ch frem Ii. Hua.
chuca, correspondent OF the Tombstone,
Arizona, Epltaph, states that the carried
from Santa Cruz gives an account of the
killing OF three persons by the Indians. A
general raid is feared in the valley. A com.
pany OF cavalry were sent from that post 10
investigate the story. The Apaches at
tackled party OF three American miners
and two Mexicans twenty. five miles south
OF frontleras Sonora, on Tuesday o. last
week One man named George Rlpenstahl
was Killed, Payson Barnes was wounded
ana the others entreuched themselves be.
hind the wagon and held the savases in
cheek ior several hours. The hosliles re-.
turned at night and the miners returned to
Frontierss. Colonel Flores and forty Mexi.
can troops are pursuing the sayapes
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The Kewnnse Ba.k Robberv

CHICAGO, August S0,-Edward n. Welsh,
who was arrested three or four days ago at
McDonough, New York, for robbing tl Q
First National bank of Kewanee, Illinois
passed through this city this evening en-
route Tor kewanee, in charge OF the detect
ives who arrested him. Reporters for the press
were not allowed to see him, but a detect.
ives agency, which has charge of this case.
ascertained, 1t is said, that he made CON
iess,on, which In effect is that DR.. J.. Schott,
oi ST. Louis, but formerly resi-.
aent Oh hewanee. planned the rob-
pery', though he took no direct
part IN 1t and that Pratt, acting cashier of
inc BANK, was party to it, and that IN
stead OF large sun, in gold missing being
carried away in a valise with the other
money, 1t was Pratt himself who carried it
OH previous TO the day when he (Welsnl
ana his companion locked Pratt ana Miss
Harris IN the vault aud carried away the
remainder, mostly in paper money. Welsh
refuses 10 give the name OF the man who
heiped him in the job, but the detectives
are confident they will get the right man.
Welsh says DR.. Schott introduced him to
rratt, and that some time ago Pratt paid u
check drawn on the bank by Welsh. When
II was discovered the payment was though,
60 be the result OF Pratts ignorance
Welsh had no money in the bank. Schott
Is SAID to be chiefly known in Kewanee ~
a poker player.
The agency here received advices lately o
ihe arrest OF Schot;, who is in st. Louis. Ii,
10 to be brought here.
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REASONS WHY /!

Nothing easy as to explain why buyers of readymade
vg can benefit by dealing with us. In the first place we
w e largest stock to choose from in this section. In the
@ a.e we have taken the utmost pains bring out the
Uess garments that can be made at every price touch
question with us not how much we can make on suit
ercoa but how good and acceptable suit or overcoat
SIM sell 'or given price This policy and whatever
6 purchasers of Ready made Clothing wish to pay
CSn rely ON hndng the best value for that sum here
SO large assortment as VIC 90 CT Mems and
O 0otng, good choice always be depended on
Us IN peing constantly repenished with and fresh
S hh oil which are critically examined before being placed
t or sale Prices reasonable throughout We have
IN. C large addition Young Mems Suits; dur
ro aoes' reliable colors, stylish cu-not surpassed by
a ess Snops or tailor Shops and the price liberal pecen
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u;, IN n, the early selection and display of Fall and
ss. nmIis Ioh"g for Men, Youths and Boys The contest
n 10 DC hVely one indeed Over $4,000 worth of New
l0ns and Gents Furnishing Goods in Stock and under
way and every day adds to our already enormous stock
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-18

INSTRUCTIONS FOR LENT.-The
following instructions concerning
fasting in Lent, which commences
next Wednesday, have been issued l'y
Archbishop GIBBONS for the Catholics
in this Archioopiscopal Ses:
1. All the faithful who have completed
tteir tuenty-f st year are, unless legiti-
motcly dispensed, bound to observe fast of
Lent.
Q. They are to mike only one meal IL
day, excepting Sundays.
8. The meal allowed on fast days is not
to be taken until about noon.
A. Flesh meat and fish are not to be
used ut the same meal during Lent
s. A small refreshmeni, commonly called
collation., is allowed in the evening, not to
exceed the fourth part of an ordinary
meal.
8. At the collation. it is permitted to use
bread, all kinds Of fruits, salads and vege-
tables. The use of butter cheese, milk and
eggs is also tolerated by virtue of long
established custom,
Z. General usage has made it lawful TO
take in the morning some warm liquid, as
tea, coffee or thin chocolate made with
water and mouthful of bread.
8. Necessity and custom have author
lzed the use 9th p's lard, Instead of butter
in preparing permitted food.
8. The following persons are exempted
from the obligations of fasting: Persons
under 81 years of age, the sick, nursing
women, all who, through weakness, cannot
fast without great prejudice to their
health.
10. By dispensation the use offresh meat
W i'll be allowed at all meals on Sundays,
and once day on Mondays, Tuesday 2.
Thursdays and Saturdays, with the excep.
ton Of Thursday and the second and last
Saturdays Of Lent.
II. The faithful are reminded that
besides the Obligations Of fasting iltpo,ed
by the Church, The holy season of Lent
should be, in an especial manner, time
of earnest prayer, Of exclusion from the
world and lis amusements, and Of generous
almsglving.
The Paschal time extends from the first
Sunday of Lent til Trinity Sund y, during
VIII ich time all Catholics who have attained
the use Of reason are bound TO prepare
themselves to receive worthy the loll
communion. The. holy season Of Lent
is very proper time, alo, for children
to go to their first confession, which they
ought to do generally when about 7 Years
Of age.