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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
From the Times Of yesterdsy.l

kAeAA
OK Monday night, about II o'clock,
Captain Douglas received Information
that a house on leblanc street had been
robbed Of Jewels and money to tho
amount of Ave thousand eight hundred
dollars. Sergeant Seybold and officer
Jons, were called into the case, and
were soon on the track Of the thieves.
Frank Holden, alias Frank Henry, anoted
thief, WAS found in company with a son
Of the person who had been robbed, and
40 his wardrobe was rather better than
usual, and bis supply Of money seemed
to be abundant, tho officers arrested
them for the purpose Of inquiriug into
Ahss' prosperous condition. Soon after
tho arrest, the boy, who used tbs name
of Charles Wilson, told the officers how
Henry had put up +" the job. Shortly
after bis mother had left the house, he
allowed Henry to enter, when they ab.
stracted the jewels and money, taking
them to the jswelry shop Of an English
Jew, by the name of Jones, on Pacific
street, who advanced them two hundred
and sixty dollars. This man was mr.
rested as a receiver Of stolen goods.
The boy Wilson has been assoeiating
with Henry, who has several %dliaiss, but
10 better known as " Haudspike jack"
and has been for some time " trusty y
in the city prison, where be spends
about two-thirds Of bis time. Tho off,
GERS arc confident o! recovering the
property.
ARCHBISHOP AJsaASY will take to tho
Pope an elegant gold SNUFF box, man
ussctured (of c%ourse) by Tucker : Co.,
of this city. On the top is e raised oval
of rich collaborating quartz, s%urmounted
by . blue enamel setting and chased
borders. On the bottom 10 engraved
the words: ITO the Holy Father Pic
Mono; from the Vicar General, San
Francisco" The box will be filled with
gold.
A TELEGRAM, from a fresh load Of
Congressmen, was received last night,
engaging all tho spare rooms at the
Cosmopolitan. Tho invoice will be
down to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

FLAG PaEsEyrArIoS.-fIon. Caas. E.
peLorg, wife, family and suite, left for
Japan, the field to which Mr.. DeLong il
automatically commissioned, on the
steamship China, Monday, October 4th.
On tie sre of his departure, Ms. DeLong
was presented With IN slegsn: silk flag,
by his California aud Nevada friends
aad admirers. A presentation speech
was made By A. Seligmsn, and some
very feeling vcmarks werO made by Jas.
r. Hardy, the recipisn. responding APP
propria,ely, aud With f~orvor, in both
cases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07
ANDREW JOHNSON IN TIE
SENATE.

When Andrew Johnson reiterated from
Washington to Tennessee he amused
Lis various audiences with pathetic
speeches about his retirement feom pub.
lie life, in which ne was classical and
poetical by turns. Nobody believed
that there was q particle Of sincerity in
these protestatious, for Andrew johnson
had long ago taught tho people to dis
trust him most when his professions
were loftiest and his promises most
positive. It surprised nobody to find
hira plugging into the thick Of the
political controversy Of his Stats, and
struggling once more to fssten himself
upon that ladder Of public Office, from
the top round OF which he had fallen in
disgrace.
Andrew Johnsou's struggle for the
Scuatorship i, simply a struggle for
revenge, and this fact seems 10 DO as
clearly understood at the South as a:
the North. But revenge is proysrbially
blind, and it is very certain that, should
the South succeed in placing Andrew
johnson, as its champion, in the Senate,
it will soon begin to deplore the folly Of
putting forward a man to accomplish,
in a lower positiou of power, that which
he failed to accomplish in the highest.
Andrew johnson, as President, courted
the hostility Of the North, that he might
make political capital at the South and
be would come into the Senate With a
load of self.imposed appropriately such
as no other American ever bore, aud
he aud his constituents would fad
themselves power!ess to stem that over
whelming tide Of opposition which
would sweep against every attempt OF
his to gain the confidence or support OF
honorable aud patriotic men in the
Senate, or Of the masses Of the people
ut the North.
The Southern people are not all mad
on this point. Among the most positive
rebel population Of the South there is 9
strong element Of violent opposition to
Andrew johnson, both on account Of his
Tennessee record in the early part Of
the war, and because there is this con-
viction that he would be the most I'M
successful and Improbable champion
that the South could possibly have in
the Senate Of tho United States. It 10
evident that even among the'rebels at
the South there is a leayen of good
sense which protests against the folly
Of confding again in a man who Ina,
proved himself so false 10 every public
trust; Of entrusting the Southern cause
to one who has sacrificed honor and
principle sad dignity, both personal and
official, to his "inordiantely selfish am
bition" and his blind thirst for revenge.
The South may well apply tho maxim
Of the shrewd old Frenchmau to this
case: If Andrew Johnson cheated them
once it WAS his fault; if he cheats them
again it will DC their own fault.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

Tas tin foil in which so many articles
In common use are wrapped, is made BY
inclosing az iugos Of lead between two
Of tin, and rolling them together into
foil. The outer layer often becomes
broken, and then the fall eCec, OF the
poisonous lead is exercised upon such
articles as it will act upon. Tobacco,
cheese, smoked meat, dried fruits and
pickles, are such articles, snd are often
brought in contac. with it in the pack
ing. The journal Of applied Cismi;try
says that the nervous twi;ching of the
muscle, Of the face, whict is noticeable
in some tobacco eheuers, is undoubtedly
due to paralysis caused by lead poison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

Tue utter absurdity Of the hue and
cry about "the hordss Of Chinese"
that are swarmiug here is shown by
the annual statement Of the Bureau OF
immigration. By this i. appears that
Of the 1855 immigrants arrived in this
country during the financial year last
past, only 1854 were Chinese, leaving
the overwhelming balance Of 1901 Of
immigrants-Irish, Swedish, Germans,
etc.-agsiust them. Surely, this 10 but
q drop in the bucket, and If the Anti
Chinese demagogues have real fears Of
being o%verwhslmed by such a handful
Of Cinnamon, they must consider the
Mongoliaus as the true superior race"
S. r. Alta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07
FROM

Contes. for the County Seal OF humboldt
County.
KNOXVILLE, New, October 6.-The order
Of the Board Of County Commissioners
ordering an election to be held November
10Th, to determine the removal Of the county
seat, is to DO contested in the District Court,
tomorrow, by the citizens Of this place. A
lively discussion is expected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

MARX TwAIN's LArEsr.-Mark Twain
understand, newspaper responsibilities.
He says: Nr. Greeley is going to lee
ture on the Byron scandal. We have
NO authority for making this statement,
but then it makes an interesting item Of
news, and the memorable business Of a
newspaper is to collect interesting
news"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

CasAr LABoR.-A sioam shovel, capa-
BILE Of doing the work OF orc hundred
men, has just been put in use oa one Of
the Illinois railroads, for the purpose Of
loading the cars with gravel. If such
a shovel were to be employed on the
railroad between here aud Carson, we
know Of men who would 60 in for
driving it off.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07
SECOND DISPATCH.

Shipping News-Coal Ju-suicide-Wheas
Market, Etc.
SAN Francisco, October ARRIVED from
ochotska, schooner Wild Pigeon, with $4,000
Goldfish; bark Bsrnice, with $4,000 Goldfish.
Coal, oil again a~dvaucedi sales at IS
cents.
A. Weber, a native Of Germany, com.
mitted suicide at Alvarado by burning char
coal in his close room. He left a letter
stating his intention to take his life.
The Liverpool wheat market declined one
penny.
The following telegram is posted on the
door Of the Branch OF the First National
Bank Of Nevada this morning:
ELKo, October 7.
J. W. Clarke, Vice President: Our Mr.. Eder
leaves for San Francisco to-day, and will pay
our drafts on Saturday.
Signed, P. N. EDER s co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07
Tn.a. i. in Alaska . grand river

THERE is in Alaska a grand river
O Of the four great rivers Of the globe,
1t Is the Kwicbpach, or Yukon. In
length and volume Of water it exceeds
the Nile Or Gauges, the volgs or the
Amoor. Only the Amazon, the Mis-.
sissippi, aud perhaps the Platte, are
larger. Compared with rivers that flow
into it, the Rhine and the Rhoue are
but brooks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

TIE PRIzR RrSe.-Matt Tracey chal-
lenges Joe Coburn to fight him for from
$1,000 to $4,000. His challenge is pub
lished in the Truckes Tribune, aud
signed Matt. Tracey, e~x-champion of
California. Tracey once mauled Black
burn in a prize ring below Grass Valley,
aud more recently ran fos constable at
Meadow Lake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

A YOUNG convert Of Cincinnati was
asked il he bad been to church, aad
replied in this way To ehurch7 Yea,
and such nscks Full and white, and
good eroush to eat-six OF them in a
row /; watched 'em all through service.
Oh, my, what necksp"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

SoNE excitement has been created a,
Columbus, Miss, BY the appearances
there Of four immense insects, supposed
to be Egyptian loeus,s. They were
three times as large as the common
locust, with large black eyes, legs Of
great strength, fsathsred like a Shsng.
hal chicken, tails similarly adorned,
and a hard she'll covering. The like o.
them wss never seen before by the old
est inhabitsnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

Coon NSSs.-An Eastern exchange
says that it is estimated that Great
Britain will hare to import this year at
least 5000, 900 bushels of wheat-her
strongest argumsn. for peace and free
trade,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

PosrAL TkLneRAru LEcrURs.-As We
state in our local column, G. G. Hub
bard, Esq, of Boston, the leader in the
postal telegraphic movement, will ad'
dress the citizens Of this section on thai
important subject this evening, at the
Presbyterian Church, Virginia. Mr..
Hubbard i, a gentleman Of marked
ability and will handle his subject well,
The house will doubtless be deussly
crowded tonight. :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

A ssRrssr thirty feet long and four
feet thick was lately seen in Laurence
County, Kentucky, by a man VINO
svears to the truth Of 1t. It Is just
possible that he saw the snake 10 q
glass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

@ HF.H - a.. |
sueceasfuI Shipment East of California
Pruit-Fires In tho Const R~an9e-Shsot.
inE-Chineno Testimony Admitted In
Court.
SAN Francisco, October 10 p. ~
Pears from Fair Oaks, San Mateo county,
were recently received by the horticultural
Society Of Massachusetts, at Boston, in per.
feet condition, after being packed one month.
By telegraph from Los Angeles, we have a
report Of extensive fires in the forests Of the
Coast Range. They extend from Monterey
to San Diego, and are doing immense dam.
age to valuable timber. Ono statement says
over 10000 orange trees have been destroyed.
Billy Dryer, the pugiliss, was approached
by Frank Hoge, on Pacific street, yesterday,
and without warning shot through the face
with a pistol, and shot again while down.
The wounds are not considered mortal. Hoge
was arrested.
Judge Sawyer, Of San Francisco, yesterday
decided the sdmissibility Of Chinese tssti-
mony under the Fourteenth Amendment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

A rIrsY Iri.hman, as a funeral pro-
esssion was passing BY, was asked who
was dead. ~ can't say, exactly, sir,
but 1 presume IFS the gintlsuan In the
coffin"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

MnwAukss ha. an original way Of
getting rid Of street loafers. An artist
photographs them, and places the pic.
turs in store windows labeled strset
Loafers." 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07
Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, ALL
IN warrants issued by the Town OF Gold Hi
against the Contingent Fund will be paid upon
presentation. and that interest on the same
ceases from this date.
s. ". CHUBBUCK, Treasurer.
Gold Hill, Octobe. /, 1869. oc'-lW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

A Bosros man proposes to furnish
that city with bet air. They can't wait
till they die, II appears.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

oxr California farmer this year cult
waited $4,000 acres Of land, sad has 2o,-
900 head OF. cattle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-07

FANNY FsnS, having said that "ths
men Of the present day are fast, Prentice
says that they have to be to keep up
with The women"
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THE xIL1INo or roLBEar.
a Radical Account.
The following is the Radical version Of tho
MI ar Ii, ,pb pl,T Tol hi

The following Is the Radical version OF tho
manner In which Tolbert met his death:
Ahout half-past scvcn O'Clock on the night OF
December 1l, lloiiingshcad. Brown, Frecse and
White hni.;iel started fer the capture OF Tolbert
THey mai received Information that there was 70
be wedding at widow IIinton's resItlencc, about
three miles from Greenwood, neHr ANbcviilc and
Ahcr securing their horses In q ncghborug thick
OF OF pines. they started for the house. When
the house Brown, Frecsc and Manuel st0ppet hl;e
Ionln3slieal Eiyly crrpt up and locked In tha
window ni the end OF the house lie saw Tolhert
sitting by the fireplace, convcrslng with q lnrse
ont OF the door, when lie crcps under the housc,
rcmninlng there some ten minutes While there,
DO heard 'roi')crL relate to his friends how he cs
capped from The rcn;cntiaiy. AS snon NJ the per-
son who came ont Of the door ieiurped into the
Aollsc, he came ont OF his hiding plate and went
He asked what they should do, as there we're
some forty i1en nnd women there. They nll agreed
to take rOltIcri or die there. Then they pulled of
their COATS and. drawing their .cYOvcrs. started
for the 'ionr. Will one bound they Grhted In
the mi,ltllc of tic moor, iIOl!lnrsiead foremost
rIrrnier, or III klli yon." T"i,ert ran
through the house 10 n door 1T the foOt Of Tho
stairs among The women, the horSs being full.
Holngshcad followed. fnh while gr1ppling with
To!bcri, received from him his first shot, which
struck him III the side, making n slight nes
wound, and passing out of the door npp,,sltc
They Sill struggled With each other when Toibert
fred {. SECOND time, thr shot picrclng the ceiling
overhead Brown nj that moment rushed III the
room ana nrcd Tohert thcn fired hiI Inst pLot,
the ball passing through Ioinr%;lcad's leg. Man
ucl aad FrecSc now entered. aIL shots were fred
Ia quick sncccsSGr ny Manuel ard Brown, ToihcrL
In the meantime throwing mp his arms and cx-
sln'ining, 81 snrrenGnrl" Hc then expired.
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--The London Times considers 1t rather re.

---T'he London Times considers II n rather re-
Darkablc fact that NJ this moment three distinct
Appeals for the reunion q! Clirisieniom should he
made from suck .diaiinot nnd sven opposite
sources IN The Pope. the Patriarch Of CoRsInntl-
n0pc, and the evangelical rrcGchsr, Merle
d'Auhlgnc. rhc Pope pray. fnr IL in his letter 10
Archbishop Manning; tho drccx Patriarch. while
quietly informing the Atchhahop of Canterbury
that his ihcooRians consider the XXXIX, articles
hcre,ical. prays With equal ea,ncstness for ~:
and, Gnaiy, tho lesser Ight-but sill n power In
tho Gcnevan lsracl--Dr. Merle d'Anbignc. not
satisfied with hls own prayers, invitoa all the
evangelical churches to unite Ia prayer for tho
purpose. s
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given for frciEhts 10 Mobile AMI New Orleans.
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Ing ON tho wharf mt sulset will be stored at risk
and expense Of owners,
Signed) J. u. AIKEN h CO.,
noVlS Agents.
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The Chapman SISTERS.

Have yOu seen Blanche IN Aladdin,
With her lalnp7
With her voice and smile Elystan,
Graceful ~ an apparltion
Crcumycntlng the IuaSicinn.
THE young scamp'
HoW Ia. house in genial thunder
IL brought down.
AZ the bright hO,iucts are dartcd
We may well feel hnppy.hcartcd
That Two SIch STARS were started
In our town.
Ilayc yUu heard sad Cnucrclll'S
"Oncc 1: hmgi"
Have you marked sweet ELIAS d3ncingf
Have you waiC Chcd her bright cyca CHANGING,
Have ynu heard her soul-cntrancini,
EanJo rinSf
Go To sre them. go 10 see thcui,
lr you're wise;
Bul, above MI, keep your eyes On
lady blanche In gay lNIoS,
On iIis evening, IA the li0n
OF the skies.
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mOto digestion aud relieve Tie stomach.
In occasional dore stimulates tho atnmach and
bowels into healthy acticn, restores the appetite
and invigorRtcJ the ayhtcn Hence II s Often ad
ynr!aGeOus where DO serious arrangement exists
a. s..Etts nt.f
dose Of these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet
Ter. from their cleansing and reDovnting eIleot 90
Tie digestive npparatua.
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