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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-27
NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THF
~ books of Rogis'r tinn " the :; neral Il C.
ton, be held November 4. 1884. IT the ell &C.
tiou of state, County and T,wn,h ship Off ,ers. nre
now open. AMI will r'mni1 oren dai'v, on
all lfgil days from 10 n'cl,ck a NJ to G I'clo X
p 81 until October 81, 's'4. wheo thes will
close At o'clock Pm The law reqrir-s nat.
uraliz 4 cit zens to exhibit their certificates Of
n,tur liz .tion at the tiuie they present the n.
selyes for rcgi.trition.
J. n. SMITHS 0N.
Registry Agent, Bn ,toi Precinct, Lincoln
county, New do,
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St. Johns mustache was once red but
is now black. This is relic Of barberi.m
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Rollin NJ. Daggett has arrived in San
Francisco from the islands and will stump
Nevada for Blaine.
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The Virginia Enterprise gives good
account OF the Hale & Norcross mine,
NEW TO-DAY.
FOR AsSHMBLTMiE.
CHARLES STEIN

Announces himself as candidate for the AS
semblv subject to the decision Of the Rep 1bli-
can Coun y Convention.
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ADanUCitArlU A ThlCK,
An Attempt Mnds to Capture the French
Canadian Convention. tHH

An Attempt Mnds to Capture the French
Canadian Convention. tH
ALBANY, N. Y, August G.-Gsn. F. Sci
gle wss the only visitor Of prominence
Cleveland received to-day. It is said the
meeting between Cleveland and Tilden
yesterday was asked by the latter. These
cession Of Henry Ward Bsecher from
Clevelsnd's carss on account Of the Buffalo
scandal is causing some uneasinees among
the Cleveland men. 1t is reported that an
elaborate vindication Of Cleveland will be
iesied in few days. Gov. Hendricks,
however, believes in ignoring the subject,
and lcchl leaders accord with his view.
The National Convention Of French Cana.
dians, IN Session here, isgiving Democrats
and Republicans some concern. Both want
to capture it Tor politica! effect, but the ma
1ority Of delegates fight shy OF an endorse.
ment oil either Blaine or Cleveland. They
wish to keep the convention clear OF poll
ties and the clergy sustain them Id THE 8 n
tment. Colonel Lamon. says he knows ol
no intention OH the part OF local Demo.
cratic lesde,s to interfere with the action
Of the convention. sgtE[ ~,
During the morning session an invita-
tion to the delegates to call upon the Gov
ernor WAS announced. The announce.
msnt caused great excitement. It was
moved that the acceptance Of the invita-
ton should not be construed as having any
political significance. This motion WAS
voted down amid some confusion. About
hall the delegates lett the hall and called
upon the Governor and were cordially re.
celved. The other half remained in the
hall criliczing the action OF their iellows.
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The biggest OH Record.

LouisvitlE,-Kr, August 0.-Col. Ben.
nett H. Young, President OF the enter.
prise, announced to-day the Southern E1.
position would be formally opened August
16. by Governor Knott, This is the largest
enterprise ever organised and maintained
by individual e1orts. The Oappa and Gil.
more bands, Of New York, will furnish the
music. The Art gallery will comprise the
choicest selection Of American pictures
ever collected. The live stock exhibit will
eclipse anything the world ever saw.
London'a great stock show was the beat Of
anything Of the kind previously made, but
Louisville's Southern Exposition will here.
after head the list Of stock exhibits. Ono
million dollars worth Of horses will stand
In line, les than an eighth Of q mile
long. Jamee Paine, Of London, furnishes
the fire works. There is 10 be great com
petition military drill and other features Of
no lee8 merit. .t0-.G .N'5uN7
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UEN STANDS

BY His fsHoniuations, and Will Fight to
tho Bitter End.
BosroN, Mass. August G-The following
letter is self explanatory: ~
BosroN, August 6, 1854.
Hon. Charles d. Dana, Editor New York san,
Nsp York City,: fa
DEAR elR:-Asa means Of reaching more
quoriats than I can do in any other way, I
write you this note for such use as YOU
choose to mako OF 1t. l4t6
Answer-I do intend to stand by the
nominations fot the Greenback aud La
boring men and nti.Monopolists, and I
hope everybody will vote for mo who
thinks that it is the best thing to do.
I will givo the REASONS for my actions,
which arc controlling me, to the public as
soon as eau have the beneti. OF Mr., CIeve-
lands letter Of acceptance that where I die-
agree with him1 may do him no injustice.
Very truly your friend and servant,
BESJ.1F. Rr,rIyR.
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Rev. P, A. MckENNA, An officer OF the
Executive Committee Of tho Irish National
League OF Massachusetts, speaking Of the
isse' trade aspect Ct the "Irish question"
quotes from recent iesue Of the New
York Sun as iollowt:
"Thers were. in the State Of Now York,
in 1851, 1863 Has citizens Of Irish birth. At
lesst l0O,UUO ot these are votera. These
adopted c.ttzsns were driven from their
native land by the English. They were
yrouud down into the most direful poverty
by ,heir Eoglish rulers. Their snsrufactur-
Ing industry was ru:hlessly stamped out in
obedience to the command Of the British
manufacturers. They have experienced all
the niseries that spring from British free
trade. They have been oppressed and
robbed in every manner that the ingenuity
Of the buIlies Of mankind could invent.
Theee voters are almost Bolidly Dsmo.
cratic. Thsir hands hold the decisive bal
lots in the next Presidential election.
Thtss men are keenly alive to the wropgs
that have been heaped on their race ior
psatralicns by tie British opprtcsore, and
though they are staunch Democrats they
are als>, stauuCh 1rishmen who love the
land OF their birth and bate England. -
Every ma, ion argues, it may be instructive,
for tho pulicy it would be for her
in,eres. 10 have other nations sdopt.
All mankind knows that the Eng.
lsh heart longs for free trade
with all other peoples; that it desires to
tare down their custom houses and trans.
form thcee manuiacture-protecting build.
inss into warehouses into which to store
cbesply.made English goods. All know
ths, she never heeitates to open the port.
and demolish the custom houses Of weak
and unwarllke nations. Her free trade
arguments, when dealing with a, weak
nation, are thundered from the muzz(es oil
Armstrong gune. She dare not attempt SO
to open cur ports; 80 her hired speakers
and writer's prate abou. our common origin,
Of the English speaking peoples, Of the
glorious future before them, ii they will
only establish free trade. Choice apeci.
mens Of E1glshmen are sent here, 80 that
We will grow 10 love them, to look up ia
them, and to allow them to do our politi.
cal thinking for US. I.would be we'll il
Congress would enact prohibitory tariff
Oh the importation Of certain clssses oi
Euglishmen. Tho sloppy aentimentality
Of ,hesetpeakersand writer's is supplement.
ed by the agents OF British manufacturers,
who wear away the marble steps Of out
Capitol as they actively rush 10 and iro,
endearoring to strengthen weak and un-
sound arguments with the coin OF their
realm "H
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catch the labor vote, hitherto held 10 be 1
political quantity undeserving Of consider
alton, far lees Of such concessions, to Its 10,
teress and wishes as arc now volunteered BY
those a'asesmen who are posing a. msuG.
gers Tor Blaine and Cleveland. In this
city and all over the State the labor ella.
ment 10 greatly divided. with Il, az with
the other distinctive element, anti.monop.
oily, the vexed question is, will General
Butler run2 Should the candidate Of the
Anti. Monopoly and Labor partIes decide
to take the field for the Presidency, a STAN.
pede Of the labor vote from both the old
parties is admitted by the leaders on ali
Bldes: With the Democracy 1t Ia q question
whether he would not take two yotea from
Cleveland as against every voter who
would come to him from the Blaine ranks.
The Republicans probably give themselves
lees trouble for the reason that they be.
lieve,, or profess to believe, that Blaine
would be a Rainer by Buffers candidacy,
But with the possibility before them Of the
General carrying several OF the doubtful
States, and throwing the election into the
House, tho Blaineites have concluded with
the Democrats the safest courae Is to keep
the doughty General out Of the race"
There is a good deal OF truth in this, and
1t Is q pleasure 10 say that the laboriuQ
men OF New York have leaders who nm
deratand the dignity that Is associated with
recognized and formidable forces In affairs.
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Too Much Method in His madu o..


Z. sEpAMA, Mo-, August 6,-4ntormation
comes from Halden, a town some ios!y
miles west Of here, that most deplorable
tragedy occurred there yesterday. It ap.
pears James Ashby has been insane ior
two years past, and that his iather.in.law,W W.
F. Hess, an old and highly respected citizen
was recently appointed bis guardian. Yes.
terday Nh. Hess with the. aid Of the city
marshal attempted to secure Ashby SO be
could ba taken to the insane asylum at St.
Joseph. He resisted, and with the aid Of
a friend named Bailey, broke away from
bis capto,s. Soon after be oblained bull
dog pistol and ehot and mortally wounded
his ia.her.in.law and attempted to kill tht
city msrahal. He then mounted horst
and fad, but was pursued, captured ane
lodged In jail, gB5is5.~iI I3}5i 4
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Democrats Of the Nineteenth Con.
gresaional district Of Illinois, yesterday
nominated R. W. Townshend as q candi.
date for representative. H. = ~19
JamsB Holland. United States Deputy
Clerk and the best known stenoQrapber in
St. Louie, was accidentally killed at Shirt
Lake Iowa, yesterday, by the discharge Of
= gun in the hands Of his son.
Samuel B. Raymond, chairman, and vii.
liam X. Sullivan, secretary Of the local
committee oi arrangements for the Repub.
lican National Convention at Chicago re-.
ported that the total amount collected 10,
the purpose was s25. .764, of which sis Eel
was expended, leaving dividend Of Al
] percent to subscribers, ~
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Tue trade OF South American countries
could easily be made to flow into the
vui,ed States. Garfield and Blaine took
the preliminary steps to turn tho tide.
Blaine will take up the work where the
ASSASSIN cut it ehort. The success Of tha!
peaceful policy means such q, conquest Of
commercial territory as England has never
achieved withou. blood. 1t means sn
immense and profitable market for Ameri-
can pfodac,s; and this meaus employment
Tor tho people. 1t Is fascinatin. common
sense policy. It is atatesmanphip Of the
highest order.
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Frances Other Aflnir.

LoSD'N, August ga Times dispatch
irem Madagascar Of date Of July 25, re.
ports that the French are displaying the
greateat activity. General Willoughby is
atTara!atte with ten thousand Hoves, who
are mainly relying on the Notifications
and torpedo pits. Measures have been ia.
ken to retire II necessary to Ambosi, fifty
miles inland. Oae.half the French troops
that reached Madagascar from Tonquin
we're sent to Msjanga and will form sec.
ond army to march from Msjunga to tho
Capital. The native Premier is peaceably
disposed, but fears 10 lose his hoad, The
French are suffering much from dysentery
and fever. a. Tg - -
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GENERAL LOGAN IL admitted 10 have been
,be fines. volunteer soldier Of the war. He is
an honest man and capable statesman.
But none Of tbeao things keep the oppoSi.
lion from treating him es q coarse fellow,
the fit object OF coarse jlbeH. And none OF
these things hurt Logan. The common
people admire him, for he is one OF them.
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A PARTY when endorses two judges who
upse. the law, slap the Constitution in the
face, and generally outrage the public aenae
otdecency, has bopndlfss courage. ltsap'
precis.ion OF The eternal fitness OF things is
no, 30 great. The people will be glad Of a
chance to amite such q party.
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I'laxing Partn In EarneSf.

LONDON, August 6.-The trial Of Tho
action for divorce brought by Mrs. Emma
Tyars against her husband, Frank Tyars,
both members Of the Lyceum Theatre, was
begun to-day. The defendant testified
that he intercepted letter from his wife,
to Haviland, another member Of tho com.
psny, while the company WAS in Boston,
He thereupon went to Haviland's DRESSING
room where he assaulted and disfgurodd
him. The Judge questioned Havilani
and the latter admitted that improprletiei
had taken place between himself and tht
plaintiff, who declared 1t a conspiracy tt
deprive her of her child, w@,
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ST. LOUIS, August 6.-The representative
bondholders Of the St. Louis Ore and Steel
Company held secret meeting this alter
noon and decided upon the names Of three
gentlemen 10 be presented 10 Judge Brewer,
Of The U. 8 Circuit Court at Leavenworth
tomorrow, from whom 10 select perma.
nent RECEIVER for that company. What, II
any action tis other alde has taken, Is no!
known. 'ai NG
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Yn,nl Quarrel hv,wccn rorm.,. M

NEwcoNERsrowS, O., August G.-Wilson
Woodruff aud Vincent Barbec, two promi.
nent farmers living six miles west Of hers
qnarrelled over an old gfudge, and in tbe
afray BaEbes threw q stone, which knock
ed Woodruff down, and then beat hia
brains out, The murderer escaped.
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DOnEATlC TRALEDY
In AlleEhopy-A Man shoots Down his
WtEe,a hcducer. L

In .AlleEAcpy-A Man 6hOotH Down his
Wife's seducer. y
PlTrsDuEou, Pa, August GA terrible
tragedy took place In the usually quiet
locality Of Arch street, Allegheny, q little
after noon to day. The victim Of the affair
is Mr.. Ben Moore, q well known young
man, widower, bookkeeper Of the Bes-
semer Steel Company, who lives=with his
mother.in.law, Mrs. John Rodd. At half
past twelve this afternoon Mr.. Meore,
while at home for his lunch, was called 10
the sitting room to see visitor. The
caller was Alex. Merriman, photographer
on Federal street. The two men were
alone together in the room, and after a few
minutes the report Of a. pistol rang through
the house. The startled inmates ran to the
room, and reached 1t just as 'Merriman
passed hastily ont Of The front door. On the
aoor Moore was found writhing in pain
from q dangerous wound. The ball had
entered between the fourth and fifth ribs,
passed through both lungs and lodged
under tho armpit The physicans hastily
summoned discovered this on q hurried
examination, aud wers not able to ssy
positively whether the wounded msa
could recover or not, but the opinion
sesaed to be that such thing was impos-
sible. Moore was able to speak, but reius.
Sd to say anything about the cause OF the
s..cotlng. Aerrimsn WAS kuoyn by sight
by the raraon who admitted HIN to The
house, and was ca.veed at once with the
crime, and to this the victim m..da> no De.
NAL. ~ \. *
Alter the shooting Merriman went di.
rectly to the Mayors office and gave him.
self up. He said be lived at 1s Monterey
street, and that bis father was river CAP.
tain. He told the officer that be had shot
Moore, but refused at first to give any In.
formation whatever as to the cause Of his
action. He was taken in charge by the
officers and locked up. He seemed greatly
excited, but said nothing for some time.
Frequent questioning by the officers at
last drew from Merriman the abatement
that his wife had confessed to him that
Moore had been unduly intimate with her,
and Moore when confronted by Merriman
confessed to the same thing. Il WAS
Moore's confession which iniuriated Mer.
riman 90 that be drew his revolver and
shot down the destyoys. OF hls domeatic
Ibappinees, Beyond the short and genera
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A Long Pull.

SPRINGFIELD, O., August Cat $50 tbia
evening the 6Sosh ballot Of the Eighth
Congressional district was cast, each COUNTY
standing solid Tor lts cand idate, iuat as On
tho first ballot. Tho only change Of inn.
portance which took place was the adon.
ton Of resolution affirming the principles
offered yesterday by the chairman OF ths
Committee on Resolutions and al tha.
time voted down, to the effect that each
delegate was at liberty TO do 40 be pleased.
This waa to-day adopted unanimonsly, 4
break and nomination Is locked Tor To-.
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Wnutcd-A Vice:PreA,tlcnIinl Candidate
CHICAGO, August G.-The following will
be seut out tomorrow to each member OF
the anti.monopoly committee: II'~1
.N 2 HEADQUARTERS or THE a
NATIONAL ASTi'MoSoroLr OEGANlzATl:N
CHICAGO, August.
DEAR sIE-Under instructions from ihe
convention Of May "A, it becomes the dutv
Of the National Committee to select can.
didate for Vice President Of the United
States. For this purpose, and for the trans.
action OF other important business, the
members Of sAid committee ars hereby no.
tifi sd to meet s.headquarters in the Briggs
House, Chicago, at II "A. NJ, Saturday, Au.
gust 10. 1854. You are earnestly urged to
be present. .fs3s = !,
[sieued] JouN F. HENRY, Chairman.
B. F.,snivELY, Secretary. q -."T
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BLAlNE'S RECEPTION
BY PoarL.No's BUSINESS msr:;
Hoas'ae drtstins Gis.n 70 The Ysyasls Sea OF
AA'as Hithou. Dls'luc!ioa Of pArly-BlaIa,.
sPes'h-b'n Ba'l.r will Stand b. tie Du.
Tiny OF Ills Numerous NomIas,loas.

poBTLAyn Mr. A,,,,.n
, NJ NJ. nnSas' "a feceptionto
[ N,, M o'aIhe ny the buqinrc1 msn Of this city
AZ the city hall tonight va, a brilliant one,
The hall We, packed. :. ,ba uco,s h.in. y.
moved and mo .r5;a.. 1.",. ,,' uo'''s 81 ~
tbs c,Itor;oa no ,ns.. "au,enee nm sanaag' whlle
naine held alecept!on in The MAYORS Office.
AT eight a'clock he MP, condnr,o; " ,ho
platform, leaning ,no, ,,,s '.N y, ~ Wv wv
uressman raoa 70, "r'u ivy ur" ol ooh'
"A A,.oo, pe'ns received With great
cheeflng. MIR. Reed in happy speech pre-.
issntsd the business men of Portland N Mr
Blaine. psyinc ;ocu,a,,v ,fLn ........' - " 49,
nrcsart ,ban ;,sim,, - ~ attempted 10
p.s'0u' 'u'u' 'nu'v'dnaiiS 1t would soon
oe apparent thAt Mr.. Blaine We, better &C.
qualnted with them than he.
Mr. George Wooamap, p1 spokesman !er
the merchants read m address 10 Blaine
algned by over 800 business men and Arms
Of this city: The address, after expressing
gratifcasion that tho citzsns OF Maine had
been msde the recipient Of q Presidential
nomination, Gays: Although ws have not
an been abie to agree with you upon potit.
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Catholic ro,nl Abs,lneuc CO socicty.,-

CHICAGO. August 6-The fourteenth an
nual convention Of the Catholic Total Alb.
ssicencs Union Of Americu, began its ses'
sions IL Music Hall today. Rev. Father
Cleary, oi Wis, President OF the Union,
called the delegates to order. After the
appointment OF committees the convention
took recess, and formiccSS 8 procession
headed by the cersymen in attendance
proceeded to the cathedral, where HiHa
Mas, was sung and nermon preached by
Rev. Walter Elliott, Of Nav York.
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Tho Barley Crop Ipiured.

MILWAUKEE, WE., Angus. 8-Hail and
constant wet weather have injured the bar.
ley crop Of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Dakots,
Iowa and Nebraska. Many county reports
state there will be one.6fth to oue.third
yield owing to not being able to harve5t
before the rain.
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Base Bali Yevterunv.

At Pittsbureh-Brooklyn. 0; Allesh'y, O.
AsChicsgo-Cleyeland, s; Chicago, Is,
At Louisville-Cincinnati 3; Louisy'e. G,
At New York-Provi'ce, j; New York, 3
At Philadelphia-Boston, 4; Phila'. /.
At Indianapolis Toledo, 4; Ind, 8,
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Glts qnttlk;9earer!;
0n,ct, No1. 70 ana ~ Fourteenth street
Ir Is now d,llnitely settled that Cleve.
land will not stump West Virginia, nor
exhibit the happy family.

MR. BLAlSE's idea Of protection Is that
The American citizen, at home or abroad,
shsll ieel tha. be Is part Of a great people
who will never abandon him.
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TnE Hon. Windy Wi!son must explain
hox he came 10 earn tho favor and sup.
n,rt Of Governor Jsckson's administration.
ps,bspD the explanation will help him..
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D2cADESCE OF TIE SCHOOL,,

Colonel Evans said: n have not much
personal acquaintance with Prot. Latham.
have been introduced to him and have
met him once or twice, but know little Of
his personal habits. I do know, however,
that the school is in bad way and II 1t
goes on much longer in the way it has been
going 1t will not last long. I am Demo.
crat but ! will say that I think the party
has acted very impruden,ly. II the Gov.
eTnor Of this State had given the Rspubli'
cans say five out OF the thirteen Regents Il
would have been much better, To exclude
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A NOVEL sCHRys,

Thomas A. Armstrong, editor Of the La.
Dor Tribune. hasreceived letter from Sam
uel Duff, Of s!eubenville, Ohio, in which
be sends plan OF GOAL lands and mill
alte nea. S:eubenyille. He proposes to
have tho Amslgamated Association form q
syndtcate, build mill and run It on the
cooperative plan. The proposition will
be presented to the convention tomorrow,
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I'm no previous campaign in tho history
Of American politics has labor played SO
important a part as It is destined to do in
the Presidential battle OF 1884. Beginning
with the nominating conventions, it was at
once brought into prominence as a factor
OF higher grade than has ever been &C.
knowledRed In National contest, and
now, with the canvass scarcely begun
both sides are found striving to gain the
good will and support Of tho working
men. Lavish promise1 and broad gauge
aentimentality are indulsed in lor their e.
pecia! benefit Each Of the great political
J parties aeema resolved to strain q point t.
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MIR. Foster: "We must got clear Of
Bon1bonlsm. ! am Democrat myself but
| have my face set sgainst Bourbonism,
berkeley and Latham are Bourbons. II a
man is not in harmony with his surround.
ilnngs be should leave. We do not want old
Virginia idees, We want new or West Vir-.
ginia ideas." g.H T.F. c.s.u.