davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-07-16

EEFFALQ.
BUFFALO, July 15-cattc unchanged; poor.
downward tendency: gool, arnn. Receipts, ls0
cars: shipments, o0i cars- s....
Shecp cIused trm at PREVIOUS rates. Receipts
this week, 17,583.
logs dull aud unchanged. Receipts for week,
921 head.
ALBANY.
ALBANY, July 15-Cattle opened this morning
with 1,b22 Varied; average quality Inferior to
last week; prices unchanged for prime steers; !;
upon others, NC decline; highest price, &c; aver
Asc pttce, 9E@ &c for good buchering steers, and
from that down to &C.
Sheep kc advance: 1ambs, S'sHo on; onIy
sale. ..
Nugs-Rec:lpt Isa: n1aao's, axe.
NEW YORE.
NEW YORK. IulJ l5--be& yes-To-d8F, IS cafH
making G,1O0 head for the week. Trade slDT; fat
cattle unchanged: thin shade l,wer: no Texans.
Rates, tu-tiay, 12HNl7c for BONE choice grades
being on sale.
Sheep-Couut I, $40 head to-day, and q, 200 bead
for thu week. Mnny mean lots ol sheep sell ut
lawtt prices, Or sN944c: 50 few fat sheep ar
rislu1 that 4@Gt1ac were ottatn2d tof one
car load prime 10a-b Onin; 34c for lis skeletons,
weighing G3 lis, Door. Larnus are lower; one lot
CT So Pennsylvania, II lbs, selling at &c; choice
lot OF Jersey Is ba.cly reach l0hc-
Hogs number % cars today, and IL, 400 for the
week Dressed sold at 1l14c, but the market vas
over before the war ue'vs WIS received
, 1870-07-16

CArs1zEp.-The Ottawa ISs1es reports that on Fri
carsized In The lake , few miles from thst pors,
ana was picked up BY the tug Alba, and towed
into that port. Nothing definitely can be learned
VI her crew, but 1t is thought they reached Kelley
Island in their ysHkbuat. Wnen discovered the
boat had been stripped Of all her canvas by par
Ties unknown. The boat YVES Insured in Ceye-
land. .... ..
IN DRY DoCE.-The schooner Westchester Is re-
pairing at Doollttlc Bates drJ dock The pro
pe1ier East Saginaw IL receiving her machinery at
ihtS yaf,1
, 1870-07-16
Dr. TQWnecnd

le3 South Cark- treats Al PriTa:e and Sexual Dir
ease. and effects pI1,n neat In thu most vlruftut
7rtt obstinate ca+r Of Seminal Eeak. ~ Nervous p
t1is-. Syphis AFFECTIONS ct any I'd without 81 S.
fchties Pamphlet OF Advice rent !1re Consultation
frs. aud confidential.
, 1870-07-16
LYNCH LAW.
3anKinE Of Jas. O'NeA1 At Brown"
11FidEc, Cal.


From fhr Dc1.rer Setrs, July u.
On Sunday about noon, two men ua'uea II.
II, Stevens and L. P. Griswold cAme fulo
fouu, and finding Marshal Hopkins. asked
where Z wAtrant could be ohta.nea aG Anst
1a,nes o'Nesl, WHOM they charged WIN slosk 10y
1ot. ''Can YOU deputiEe me to serve the war
rar.t Z" asted one II caunot," replied tho
Marrhal, "that is the duty OF tue Justice"
These men then proceeded to the Office Of
Justice 1aylor, and L. Il. Stevens awore out
warrant, charging Jas. O'Neal with stea!ing
Two cows, value ESQ, on or about June j. L.
T. Griswold Was depudzed to eerve the war;
rant. An application YVES made to Officer
Smith. at the Jail, for handeui1s, but refused.
Tlese two men appeared At the house Of
Mr.. Morgan, 0'Neal's father-in-law, about 6
O'Clock, arrested O'Nca1, took supper, aud
About o'clock they came into town, and re-
ported to Msrshaa Hopkins and Policeman
Smith that their prisoner had been taken from
them by Iarge hods Of men at Browns
Bridge. and they: supposed him to bo hung.
va17ant 70 Justice fasiar, in acoo1dance with
this statement Of fa-ts.
About . o'clock on Monday, Coroner Hatten,
Sheriff Cook. his Deputy, Frank Smith, and
Cits Marshal Hopkins proceeded to DroEns
Bridge, where OFScal Was found hanging. a
jury WAS summoned, and tho folio wing YER
IEKKl1okY or COLORADO S.
s3,,ot,Is13a,,, is.l,., .,orn.s Bridge. in the
f,,ntr ~ r.,s M .sts th It'll Of u!S. 4
$50. e1or ule. Il. L Hat,en, cor,ner Of said coun
y, uluu the dead bu*ty of James oNeai iyn IN
thtrc dcad Y the Jurors Waose namss aag at,
anto , saS ssa 1u.oIis is sst mpSn t,V hanrin9
~ e. ,sct .ion:. hr nm. nerson Or PERSONS IN
EnaWu 10 lie ;l.rT. =.
q. In ,rs,llnouy whereof. the said Jurors have
htreunt2 set tiieif hands the day uud 5ear afore-
es:c-" ).
tS!Enea " me Juss.l
ONeal WIS hanging to beam OF the ofdge
Oh the south side OF TIC llatte1 and On the
right hand side OF tue bridge HIS hands we're
tied III front; Lis feet were not aed. he WAS
dressed in dark suit Of clothes, nnd'his hat
was on the bridge. On his clothes was the
following card:
"cAa1K THIEF.
~ sam Morgan and outnt know what is good
'or f9efn nc WILL 'ea'e ~ sgunI5 y 9Sr sea aaSsr
IN f7,a c.na u,s 5;o,.e, 1.s.rase,,;ng . 1raa
,-;., VIVA .,,e,,",,J.d W., ri = ~off;6
"a asnr,t 80 m 49, ~ Suu
=, 1,,.ia,I s.d s+ 3as .snS,t 80 a,a Do4u
u, H. - ~ ~ .i.o ~ ias9 "nsn .t.aa
oo' .t tae p.a'ns ~ 1os e.. 4s
a te M" y. o,,o,,e, @ Ms. aaa a.rota :. oa nan
1.asu ~ .,sa n1u.1 ~ 1s:n .r1 a
, 1870-07-16
Vessels Isuxsed Detroit,

DErnoIT, July l3.-PAssED UP-Props aurA,
city OF Concord. Comet, Dean Richmond: h1rGs
L. ttl,., Wolf, Golden West; schrs Frank percw,
j. 1. Gllnsn, Vim. Case. Northern Belle, Hug
>t51, Queen Clty- -..... -...
rAssEn DowN-Prors CITY OF Toledo, Wenona,
Atlantic; bnrks Lotus, Kate barley. Sunrise
WtSp-Eas'. ..'. .....
DETROIT, JulY 15-s D. m--PAssKD Dowy-Prop
Unicn: schrs Turner, Wyandotte, Empire State
PASSED UP-steam barge Hackett md barge;
ba1ks Palms, II. E Percw: schEs City HILL. Iron
sides, Escanabs, Ell Bates, Portch, ": B. Allen.
WND-Ea3t,
, 1870-07-16

Ed. CLARKE, II. D., tle R..Eutar Old Frtltlt+1ed
d. Clarke, l.2 South C;ilrx It. {near Moescet.
CbNFlpKNTlALLr CONSULTED. .
fE Female Pills lfTeth u1aael ~. per box by NAL
1V Srud two staHps for Married Stsrets.
EH- Also, two fn1 Book on SELF ADJUST
Address letters Dr. F. D. CLARKE III Sou.a Clark
IT CJhtraeo
, 1870-07-16

lg; South Cafkst. Chfcagn, Tor charsc} tie
il graduate The University Of fhiladelp!ia, and is
the most siiable physician p the city ic1 I'll Chtonse
Theory Of NervnCs nrd Sexual D.eate-- Consultations
nd
, 1870-07-16
COMMERCIAL.

.... FRIDAY EyESESG, Jn!J Is
Tie following table shows the receipts and
Shipments OF prodnce at this point during the
past twenty-four hours:
, 1870-07-16

victim OF essly indisc.cton. ca.:cc ncrToaa deoM
ty. premature decay. &C., haviuk t+!rd In rain every
advertised remcds, has discovered simple uHa1s Of
eeHcpre. which be will send free to hia sow4uefas.
l. e, REEVES. q Var anct., My YntE Oity.
, 1870-07-16

shippers seemed 10 be afraid to commit them.
st~--;s at the advance, til lsome u1ing lnole def.
nite own. Cash sales we're: 5000 bu No.
spring at s1.ls; 800 bn do ut s1;17 1oooo
bu do At S1.16s1l 14,0o0 bu do Mt s1.161;
$500 bu No. spriug (fresh receipts) at 81. II;
G,600 uu do at s1.1l155; 1900 bu do at e1.11;
1000 81, DO at atsl.l011; $500 bu doat 51:l0;
10000 bu do at 81 099t; $3.50 bu do at S. .09;1z;
pic: 1G. 400 bu do at S6c; 1,e',0 hn do at 951.c;
$500 bu do at Csc; 800 bu do It 9ic; Il, 400 bu
rejected spring at SEC; 5000 bu d. at 85lzc;
5000 bu do at 85c; ?, 0D9 bu do at Sic; 500 bu
10 grade at 70c, Total, o3G, 900 b1.
Corn was rather astire, 1t e advance IN
sympathy with wheat. The settlements f9r
the l-et half brought out q considerably
amount Of trading, and there was good
shipping demand, especially for rejected,
which seemed to have become = subject
of speculation also, being bought to hold in
anticipation OF a further advance. There was
sufficient inquiry for No. to have pro
duced very active market, but many holl-
ers were very strong in their views, claiming
that corn will advance 10 one dollar per
bnsle1, while buyers would not conceae the
large advance demanded in these cases. The
market on the Open Board ranged at 1899
for seller August. On Change last hsE
opened at 805@c, and declined to s0@s01+c at
tie close. Seller August sold at 8l1z@s21lc,
closing at 6e1lc- Rejected sold ut 16c. Cash
sales were reported Of II, 400 bu No. 2 at sic:
So, 500 bu do at Sic ; 1900 bu at ans 500 bu
bu do at So11ac q 200 bu do at s0c: 15,ooo
bu do at 79ssllc; 10000 bu do at SIC free on
board; t7,zu0 bu rejected al 76c 8 400 1u do
at 75114c $500 bn do at 75c; 400 bn do at
tic 5000 bu do at TIC atloat q, 900 bu do
at 7sc free on board- Total, 2s9, 500 bu.
Oats were strong at MI advance OF ~,
though New folk was easier. The strength
was principally tAe result OF large shipments
made aud contracted for, which will materially
reduce over stocks in store by tie clone Of the
week The market opened at a7c, and ad-
va1,eed to 4711c at the close. Seller, August
(frcsh receipts} at 4sc; u, 900 bu DO at 47e2lc;
i, 500 ku Mt l1e; 20, COO hu at 471lc; 9, 200
bu at 47c; 5,G00 bu at 43c atoat; ,2U0 bu re-
jected at 4sc; 1900 bu at 42c. Total, II, 400
bushels,
Rye was moro active, and 1c better than
yesterday, recovering somewhat from the ex-
tremo dulnesa Of fow days past. Sales were:
| 1900 bu No. 2 at Tic 2,4Q0 bu do at 7Gc; 500
bu rejot ted at Tic.
Barley was entirely nominal at previous
| prices at Soc for No. 2; 5Sc for No. 8: and a5c
| ior rejected. No sales we're reported. Seller
cl.ice new is On sale ut 81.25. with S1.l0 bid
Tile following is The comparative statement Of
the exports, exclusive OF specie, from the port OF
July 5, andalnes jsaaay 49,. 1.-a
For the week. 5 s,4sssss s4.+sl,ss5 s4,lss sts s
Prev. reported. sd,1ss,79s s;,b97,sss s7,s39,ceo
Prize 81 guild. iao4 1s6.: iiia
Tts following he coHParatise statement q
chasdise s icr tie week ending july 5, md since
| January l.: ..
III sSss: ';s,:s;: sssf '5{$ss 555$iss sss
, 1870-07-16
DR.. Phillips

CUES BY new method, ali diseases ct delicate ma
tprc The Doctors skill In curing organic diseases OF
women, Is indisputahly established no PoiSoSS
USED Office, aos State-et Houzs, 4 NJ " : p.
Cpu.u1tatlon confidential
, 1870-07-16

Y-u,,.,, ,,.,>,, r,.,
,,,,,,-,, tAlnAi EsESlSut Iuy ~
LIN abE!'-!ne acnlana Ios !uMoGr Mas !a'!lS
acIsc, ana ptlees h were nom!nal!y y. 1ncMaagea.
We tquote tne eloslnG Fllces VI cafgoes Us loi-
;nWs: ,,,n,u .,.o,,x
FniT 70 Goou N9t LII
Ctuinais uan.1 y. 15-SS9!a-5o
common io iali oolrus anu stf9pS.. 1!.o0tG!Ago
1iooa soa poa!us ar mt s'....''''.' H2Msi53e
coa1s 1,s.s ana m scam1mR IGiSN9
tonlse 20 Gonimon: :;...'s@.......'. l0.oNsloeo9
a,sa"cd shneles' anoa5 .'---.'''... Aoo9 SasE
=. '.....'...-. ...'ts wv
The tc'loT!ng ere the current rates Of freight
from the different points named to Chicago:
E,rc Aarq'tr~5sn Co.. IK4lamazoo .SL7s @2G
sanas,ce..: 2is*f5ss5 lsiuakegon -. rs aIs7H
t;ssd hnyss.- L'5 fSS@ fSuamieo 2R GSa'5
:5s n.te Rax aaxe' S3ta 9.I Ri1nf "a
Vii nnsyn... 17S did S,tirEeon Bay. -. G5;5
Asrnsiowoe... -: tal75 Ford River. a-as @s.O
Ecshtico...... sa5 e 80 Two Riven.. 92W
Gconto o....... GS5@ naocan Hbr g.
eT,sa" T fc;;o;., 49, .sas .H1 ,ata , - '''
dhe lollunls aats Heie !EPo1lEa: =. .
fargo s:hF 4 elslng Cioud, rem m oconto, 81 y
81 Sa a. syvg aa l1f IT, y stns ~ u t ana
, 1870-07-16


ilAf-Tht hay market was quiet and coHipar-
atiye!r steady quotations. which are as follows:
T!Eothy. pressed, <l4.0oat5.5o; prairie, pressed,
si0.aAe liza: timothy, loose, on wagon. sl1.o9e
:"no: IraTl''. loose, nh wagon, I'll, LOO: for
delivery CT pressed hay, S. -eNs1.5
1lIUES-The1r was less irmness In the market
,c-,lnr, Int no Quotable change In values the fol-
,rs. G@eIc: green saltcti, cured, light 1osle'lc;
60, heavy, N99,4c; green cali, l5tal5tlc: dry fnt,
11a1>c: tlry salte, loa1Sc: grubhy, scored. cut,
ur Lshcrwtse damaged, two-thllds price: branded,
10 per cent III.
, 1870-07-16
ONLY DTREJT LIME 70 FRAN0R
MACHINERY,
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. !.

Combining the a1innza Of e.Hcieney. durability md
art widely and favoraby known. than a0 being
IL uss AZ waI1aate sat.t.etoFJ q 70 sat Ds.e1ip-
l. G. UOALiLK l. CO, LaMrence Mazs.
, 1870-07-16

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SHEEP-The demand Was fair and equal to tn
Epply. and prices were we'll sustained at $s.0DG
Is for common to choice. All are sold.
, 1870-07-16

Describes diseases without sny inforaton from ne
p9t.ent, and cures without cxpHmenn W TIE nse q
treatment al3 Feaf Madsseu+t. up stAlrs Cors4!t1:
ion tee, q send sEe@HtSnvs @ @ cents for his "tciDk
, 1870-07-16

FHCIuE HHlIfU1u HECUlllIe3 lUHtI. ~ =
The stock market Hag quite firm at one time
during tue afternoon, and rallied sharply, the ln
movement being equal to per cent on The lowest
dsurts. At the .ciose, however, the market Was
steady and unsettled, while the improvement was
rHttfstlr
, 1870-07-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

FRIDAY EVENING, July IS.
The following table shows the daily receipts a:ld
s!ir.ncnts Of live stock during tue week, up to
n. EVENING"
, 1870-07-16

HOGS-Thc receipts we're light, AMI with an ac-
trc demand to meet, holders were decidedly Drmer
10 their views, and slight advance WIS cstab-
ltsbeI- Sntes were made at q range Of $a.S0aS CJ
for common; S8.70!9a-3o for medium to far, and
at sstsa Is for good to choice fat even lots. We
S1,,ss
, 1870-07-16

BEEF ciTfiE-T6e ca.te ' maress ue eoDrtnaes
dull and depressed, but there YVES no further per-
ceptlbte depreciation tn values, the stock sold to-
day chanKlDg hands at substantially the prices
the demand and the offerings we're also about the
same, the former being chiefly confined to the bet
enstc, ant. the latter heing largely Of Tie common
and tnforor sorts, such as cowB, thin rough stecrs
aid Texas cattle. There Was no really chuce
stock In the tnrfls, and <7.T3 the highest price
reatizeu. Saies were reported at sao0@a.s0 for
Inferior, f. 0UA 90 for coIiuDn, $as096u3 for
dsum, and at fe. 257.sa Tor good to prime shipping
steers. Texns cattle sold I'LL tho way from $a5U
FIR por lots to {6e3 for choice corn fed Steers
Stock cattle we're salatle ut s3.5o;5h0O fur thin
rtueh lots to smooth thrifty steers averaging 300
lis aud upward. The market closed dull with 8
ltrri. III: :Irbef unsuld. -
, 1870-07-16

-
From she Louisville Commercial, yufv1a,
The announcement that Mr., David i Walls
who was found too patriotic, aLle, and indie.
pendent 10 be retained at the head or govern.
ment bureau, has decided to take tie ssstumn.'
and tell tie people face to face what he is 10
longer allowed to tell them in official REPORTS.
is a circumstance Of no ordinary importance,
We nj know tile powerful effect which his pub
ished reports have had upon public opinion,
and from this we may infer the degree OF in
ffuence which will follow the efforts OF so dis
tinguithed and able thinker in the more pop
ular field lie hAs chosen. There is no cause
which 30 much needs leader ss tho cause Of
revenue reform, and the people ere to be coz
graduated Oh possessing for cham
Floa the most competent man
in the nation for such work We expect
great results from Mr.. Wells laboss. Though
he has lost his of6ce, he is farther t1aau ever
from being squalchsd. Tho Enonopoists will
fnd thst szy a;s:o:tia2ics 5:s p@.:o .ao7 hs73
, 1870-07-16
<a,o0241.O-,
AaN3SAM
3aN44&aW


Second clear 1-inch to alnch: =,
Third clGar, 1-neh. . ~ y ~
hir,i CLEAR II, ~ to 2-lnch. a@"eef1"
Fi7st and second cleat -1oorlng. 20.
cefher,' rough, the came as seeono ~ ona.e M
clear, w1de-.. :. - ~ ~,
First aud second clear Ad1nE+ togethef ~,
.om,non 1nnr.~ ,iresset. .....,..... 26.u0 $4,000
"aRgI,no1 s!,} ,,0s.n, = 4tu sa0oasaoo
A at,S- hnur5s. r5s..,,..-.... ., 2aQR92aQ0
Il stock boards, dS,-..-......-...........- ls9vSIAV
Conr1tn boards, fencing. 1otst, scant-
linr, and s1nal timber, |. to lG feet. 9ooGl3o0
,JsIst an.f scantl'ne, IS to 81 feet 4ho9slD0
Ery c muon boayds and feuclD3..-.. la00altoo
Tirkrts. mi, ,,,,,,,,,,.,....... 10 00als0 %
Ttckrts. euuafe, e,,..... ............. lo.00,sl400
(,edsr posfs nulit 1a,a u
{ eiar I,osts round 2Na 81
Inth. a508 e.73
Sawed shingles, No. .1.............-..- 2l39 3n>
Sawed shingles, A 0r star.........-... a609 81
Ash, seasoned. per N. 5o.uO(&33Q0
Oak. seasoned, per m. 25-00G93A00
Nhitewood. seasoned. per II. 2o,Uv ,S4]D0
Black walnut, seasoned, per m........ sa0oaI3.b0
Hickory rlank, clear. 30.00S4aO0
Hickory axeltrees, per set .......-..... 1.30
Maple a1rltrees, per set...- ...r.... l0a9 LIS
Wagon tongues, each.. 80
on TRACK.
The demand was MengIe at unchanged prices:
Uf star sawed. -..-......-.+,, $3-1a9
I q
, 1870-07-16

..-.-- FRIDAY EVENING, July Is
LI;MBEE-Thc demand for lumber was fairly
cttvc, and prices were nom!naliY unchanged.
We quote the closing prices OF carrees % fol-
, 1870-07-16

Bachelors Hair Dye.
Tha splendid q air Dye /. tie ts in tho world the
only tue and perfect Dye ha.nl,.tt rcashc. instaa
dieA s!c I'll effect. Of bal dyss: uvssorates and leaves
the Hair rnft and beautiful black OF hfQsen. Sold b.
Rateheiot'e Wtk FAc+ory: M. II hondst: M.,y Work
, 1870-07-16

Since january $50 $92 0s952s ss2, ,lss 466
Prize Of st'lti... lAo4 1861 1t1f
Ttc following Is the comparative statement OF
Imports Of foreign dry goods aud general mer-
chaEtise for the week ending July y, and since
january l.:
Far the treet. 1858. 1869. 1870.
Dry gooa..... 1.sso,470 1,11O,0td 5 1,ass, ,1se
Gel,'l lncIchEe 8,osa,T4 5,060,168 3,179,'47
Total forweeI.. s4Ae2,2A xs,!7o,2is $a,*o2,s73
, 1870-07-16

VIII radically e1tesmiuate from the sJ.tem dscas
sri1nk fso habit. Of dissipation. It lt.lo axpeua.
little or no change In Diet ireonvenience epoxe;
completely perscns those unpleasant md dsuxezosy
remedies, corava aud Mercury, in N these dise1s1
, 1870-07-16

Arrival and Departure Of Trains


CHICAGO q 4oRIHWf8TKRN RAILROAD
7ckst Office, southenxt corner o. CtAtk and LAka<6
CooycL nLuJTs AID nNAHA LINZ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-03
LOUIS NAPOLEON SURRENDER
.. Ed TO KING WILLIAM.
GEN. MCMAHON WOUNDED M
BATTLE. 0Io ssl,

H@l#.NNHAhh &aAH-~ 49, -
New YORK, Saturday Morning-s
o'clock.-A Berlin telegram announces
the equalization and surrender Of the
entire FrencArarmy ut Sedan. = : a
King William announces that the
Emperor, Louis, Napoleon, yesterday
surrendered himself , HH
General Mcmahon was wounded In
the battle. rs
A dispatch Just received at this office
says that King William announces to
Queen Augusta the surrender Of the
whole French army at Sedan, including
the Emperor himself. IlG i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-03
DIsPATCH

80 II a
San FRsac1sco, September S-sf. ".
Gold Is falling, In sympathy; with the
success Of the Prussian armies, and
probable termination Of the war. It
Opeaedasllt,fsAt ftA y, and stood
dfesabsSis ssf selling, 50; Arm.
The Grand Jury have Indicted Geo.
'0'Connor for murder; Thos. w. Gill
more, ten indictments, for grand lar
oeny, stealing 100000 pounds Of pig
iron; John Munroe, Jacob Barnett,
Frank Smith, All Jim, Charles Ham
ilton, John Boyle, VIM. Ross and John
Murphy, for grand larceny.
A large number for m~isdemeanor.
Many persons not under arrest have
been indicted, but their names are
withheld from publication for the
present. There. are ffty-one indict-
ments In ell returned
F. H. Neutrality-suspicious. of the
Stockton Hotel, aged go, died here sud-
denly with asthma at the American
Hotel this mornlsg.
Private dispatches confirm fully the
news of Napoleon's downfall. TIE
excitement Is Intense.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-03

The BUsiSEss PART Oh Iowa Hill.
BuRNED.-CoIrAx, August 3l.-Aboat
two o'clock this morning a fire was
discovered In u stable belonging to,
and In the rear Of, L. Solomon's store,
at iowa Hill. It spread with great
rapidity 70 the adjoining buildings, and
before any united and determined re-
sistanee could be made. It had wrapped
the whole business portion OF the town
In flames. The building occupied by
Wells, Fargo & Co. and the Postofiee
wa entirely consumed; but It IS sup
posed the vault proved flre-proof.
Mays brick store was was saved
also the goods In Soiomon's cellar;
Three mules and one horse were burned
20 death. Very little, II any. mer.
chandise tothcr than above menflonedl,
household goods or clothing were
saysd. The Impression prevails that
It was the work OF IN ineendiary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-03
SECOND DISPATCH.
-lEAEd QBAY
From the Seat Of War;
~ the CABLES.
DATES 10 sugGLocK r n.
The News from King Will
srsHam Still Further aae
Confirmed

#HaHH y H#.H "a HWH.-#fM 49, HEmEi
NEW YoRx, September ga spe-
cial dispatch to the New York TGs-
grapA says "Aspeciai dispatch, dated
September Sd, furnishes us with relia-
BILE affirmation, confirming the pur-
port of the telegram from King Will
liam to the, Queen on the P~russau:yis--
tory. dated Sedan, September 2d."u
Special dispatches from the seat Of
report a most brilliant Prussian
success.
Twenty thousand Prussians and ten
thousand French soldiers lay killed or
wounded upon the field of battle 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-03


Tap Qualifications of Paris were con-
structed In the reign OF Louis Phil
llppe. They consist of a battloned
and terraccd wall, with thirty-fonr
feet Of escarpment, faced with ma
,onry. and surrounded by a ditch Of a
breadth varying from 80 to ls3 feet.
The general outline Is OF an Irregular
oval form, nearly % miles In circum-
ference, and i~ncloslng an area Of 1871
acres, or 80 miles, and a population OF
1900, 600 persons. The axis Of the
oval from north to south Is 400 yards.
and that frem east to west Is ls,3lI
yards. Around the enceinte or circuit
Of the wall are Of angular forts, with
areas Of about 33s square yards each.
There are besides IL casemated for
tresses, located at the principal ap-
prosches and connected by sunken
roads. Inside the walls a carriage
way Is laid oft, and also a circular
railway connecting all the railroad
lines rinnlpg Into Paris. At various
points of the walls there are G5 ell
anees, of which 81 are gates, 10 are
railway arches, ami { are posterns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-03

A CASE OF Mu.p Insanity Winch
MIonr HAVE ENDED DIsAsraorsLY.-
A man named Peter Parositzh. Swede.
was brought down from Cisco thi-
morning on the train. Il appearing
that lie was afflicted with q mild type
VI insanity. He has been to White
Pine, II seems. and was on his return
OH foot. Becoming cold, tired and
hungry, he last night kindled n fire
between two posts In the snow-shed6
between Cisco and the Cisco bridge.
Here he was found by the westward
bound trair. with the fire beginning to
blaze up against the posts. Joe Muir
ply, one OF the employees Of the rold.
Jumped or the train. extingulshed the
flames and took the man to Cisco.
whence Conductor Knight took him In
charge and brought him to this city.
His coat had been slightly burned by
the Are. When questioned rs to why
he made the tire, he said that he was
cold. He was turned ser to officer
Chamberlain. He claimed to know
Frank Kosta, Martin Raneich and
Marco Miina. and they ut one recog-
nzed him and took charge OF him,
agreeing 70 see TO his wants. and II his
Insanity becomes any worse, to see
that q proper disposition be made Of
him. Had the man kindled the fire
half an hour later, We should probably
have had another great fire In the
snow-sheds.-Sdc. Record. Isl.