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Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

Special Despatch to The EhlcAgo 4Ilpunc-
ARCADE RAILWAY VETO
NEW YoRE, May 1a-Ihe veto Of the Arcade
Ratlwag bill by Governor Hoffman has reused III
friends. and they a1c endeayortng to organize op
position to Tammany, In the hope Of carrying inc
election next Tuesday. Most Of the 1oung DEM
ocracy have already pledged themselves to TAM
many, 50 that the Arcade advocates have no chance
OF success
~MsKEY CASE.
The case Of the government against Henderson
d Foster, involving large amount OF Hhtskey IN
New York, Cincinnati, and Chicago, Will probably
come up this week for argument
NEW LINE OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
ATTEMPTS M1u be made, next month, to Etaft q
new American line OF steamers to Bremen OF IIy-
e,pool. Several steamers formerly In tho Collins
Luc will be used.
FEH1AS MOVEMENTS.
Genera. ONetn and other Fenian leaders Started
tonight for the West. It Is understood that
movement On Canada WIN be made from Detroit
O, Chicago, and thst attempts will be made to cut
on the expedition that Is moving toward Rcd
hyeL .-.-.--..
SOLDIERS HONE
4 committee OF the Grand Army Of the Republic
+o-day visited the Soldiers Home, On Randalls
island and decided that. as the plnce is used for
fhe confinement Of criminals, 1t was degrading to
soldiers to send them there. They will make an
anpeal to the public for aid to build home near
he city, md in respectable locality.
ITO the Associated PIrel1
4. E. X. ASSOCIATION.
NEW YoKK, Mny 1a-At a meeting Of the Amerl-
can Equal Rights I! Association, 5esse5day. Mr;
3hot the Political distinctions OF the rucc are
ta: haa neen aao
~ I'm fnr fhe adspcary OF the rights Of women as
separate question Parker PspnE 9nssa oe5eq af az
teqminatjon Of its existence, transfers t1e BOOKS,
records q the society 70 ntoa ths p9h seuasan
Tote Tas reached, and Ill present except u: ano
Mrs Blackwell Toted for the Pusouig ao aail q
f1,c Un,ou WomanS Suffrage Assoctauon, e1 ~Alea
Thepcore Tlton Is President
REGISTRY N NET ToRf-
Eleven thousand tE'o hundred Whlte. aoa ota.e oue
j. .hnnsand two hundred and nfteen colofea vosgts
.ore reE1stefed yesterday. The aggregate ieEs-
r. IN o5e hundred and eIghty-four thousana aou
huudred and nineteen. including tE9 Ioo"s@1o
.strht hunlre,i and seventy y-nine colofed
NEW OCEAN CABLE 3
The prospectus Of a new ocean cable oe."eea
, 1870-05-16

Killed by the IndInns-VictIn1s OF
tho Late DiSnktcF.
ST. LOrIs, May 15.-Dar1d r. Dudley, formerly
Of Lexington, ky., VAS killed 1y Indians yestef-
day, eight miles from Kit CARSON Cot Ills re-
mains will be brought here
All the bodies Of the Victims Of 1he late collision
except two have been claimed By friends, and for
wardel to their homes The CoroncTs jury will
probably render the!r verdict to-moIoH.
, 1870-05-16

Tho Burlington HACK Eye has the follow.
ing interesting statement:
"Much interest has been excited By tho EN-.
,panelling Of jury of women in Wyoming
Territory. and the appointment Of females as
Nota.y. Publics, and to other civic functions
reserved to the masculine sex. It
Is reserved to Iowa, however, to pro
duco the first female Sheriff, and to Dea
Moines County to be the first IN the State to
accord to woman the difficult and trying du-
ties Of The sheriffa1tS- It is true, the people
this county, but in 80 far as practice is bet
ter than precept,' the substance superior to
the shadow, and the deed greater than the
uame,' to That extent Des Moinea County has
lady Sheriff, Or ut least lady Deputy Sher-
"Ofcourac, re a1lude to the estimab1e wife
of our worthy Sheriff, J. 3. Latty, Esq, HRS.
Iatty At various times has displayed remark
able GOODNESS andnerve in the management Of
tho County Jail, over which aho.presides with q
t1mness Of government and Eigor Of rule
rarely excelled by the best Of prison wagdens.
of tha cells, attempted to escape By
making q man Of straw reclining upon
his couch as usnal, while the flesh
and blood prisoner secTeted himself in an
empty cell and waited the adFent. Of
Mrs~ Latty, who, in the absence Of her hns-
Qdnus GDiGreA L0e la1l IUpm ~ AtIA 0F 1Ao
prisoners for the night When she CAME to
the cell containing tho man OF straw, very
clever imitation Of man asleep, she called
his name, and. entered no response, entered
in and detected the cheat. Instead Of calling
foE outside help in an emergency which plainly
indicated plot and determination upon the
part Of one or moro prisoners to break jail, Mrs.
Latty quietly proceeded to the other cell and
marched the prospective fugitive back to his
cell and locked him up. As he WIS heavy,
muscular man, and the Deputy Sheriff q slen-
der, Light built woman, it is evident that nerve
t1iumphed over muscle. Womanly courage
was more than match for brutal force and
tbe desperation Of the criminal seeking to flee
from the hands Of Justice.
ION another occasion two young men in
cell fefusiug to cease their profane and bois-
terous language, the deputy entered tho cell
aud gave them sound fogging With j whip
until, with tears IN their eyes, the rascala
better behavior.
"Thc last exploit OF our deputy, and one
!Fhich recalled 10 our mind tho preceding Incl
1ents, Nas the taking Of prisoner to the
PeuitenhaIy few days ago. A man who had /
oeen arrested fol stealing carpet bag at the
Union Depot in this city, last January, Nas
.eutenced, at the List term Of the District |
Court, to two ye8ra imprisonment in the Peni- |
entiary, and Was taken to Font Madison BY /
ars. L2tty alone, and without any assiBtauce |
rom others, and duly delivered him to War
len Heisey. The astonishment OF the wzrde1
nd the Fort Madisonians knew no bonda."
, 1870-05-16
FROM AUCTION,

Lot Of Lyons Roll Popllns. Glace
Colors, PURE. SILK Chain, for 60
cts. yard. Less than half price.
: Lot Of handsome Silk and Fool
GrfsailIe Poplfns, best Spring
Styles, 81 I'D. Same goods as sold
elsewhere at S1,25 I'd.
Assortment of English FopliHs,
handsome gray mixtures, from rs
cts. I'd, upwards.
New Ribbons, Sashes, Roman
Scarfs, Ties, Bows &C.. &c.
Very cheap Paras0lS.
, 1870-05-16
FOREIGN,


The Efne Book, Just issued, contains the follow.
Ing statement rciartye to the mau service between
1Qc United States and Great BtitaIn: "T1e Cu.
nard Line, to New Iork and Boston, receives an
"'esaS Of -c1u.001 The contract with
tn.s IL. "a 5 In 1876; but Is ter1ninable at g
5El s. The Halifax and St. Thomas line
- - "a, and the 1nuan line E35.OOQ on
= - tt No penalties are cIncted IN ans
t..:,' ~ I, me made IN voyages. The contract
II. s'''E.." German lloyd may be Terminated
-: :'zt5- notice Letters are required to be
:. s;-;' . I: sE:"e pence per ounce, and papers ut
..:r'..ss. .!e1Es. !" pound.
=, f-i7,cc II Ian, to day, opened new hail IN
;1:e HS1 Speeches, toasts, and music Here
- r. r.. <eS The nfrHssnn -
-ae -5n1s Press Fund dinner was given last
;4:sth: "i~ Henry Smith, Il r. pre.Ided
Lc-' = s'l.settt I WAS the orator.
, 1870-05-16

=. -: 4-ln the Gcumeuica1 Council yes
ft'!ay~ !'t' s:-sc1ssiou Of the lesser catechism
elc8e". T. .7ebate on the pr1macy and iniaI1i-
:'*'t'y . 1t ape commences to day The ulHa-
'-''a-:: lsz'1 have great confidence In the re-
=:::..i. r y 5s1.,ered all viii be finished within
,':.''-'. Il. u: a hundred members hare g1yen
r.. t.~.::e that they will oppose, more Or less
- q: y, Z, May 1a-The University OF Naples
r p ! -ns"1 owing to the dlsordcrly conduct
, 1870-05-16

1S-inch Corded Glace: Silks, at
81 3D., former1s 81,
24-inch Changeable Silks, spring
C0lors, S1.50 yd., formerly $3.50.
"B0NKET,S'F 26-inch. BEST
QUALITY Changeable Glace Silks.
rich shades, at S1.75 yd.---sOM
last spring for S3.75.
L feH neat, small check Summer
Silks, for Misses wear, at 81 I'D.
Full assortment Of Plain Colored
Silks, all widths and qualities.
Very cheap.
Great bargains in Black Silks. In
medium to rich qualities. We have
4 line Of rkh Black Lyons Silks, at
$3.50, that re call special atteD-
tion to-
Also, 4 liHe of elegant Cashmere
Sublime Silks, from 81 to $3.50.
Warranted cheaper than they can
be bought elsewhere.
Large assortment Black Gr0s
Grains, ALL SILK, best makes,
sl.50 to $3.50 I'd. .
New Grenadines, black ground, !
rich satin stripes. for 10 cts. I'd,
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FRANCE

GAEt5- Ma 4.-The Corps Leglslauf viii reas-
-s1' u: r.: sday- Nothing was decided IN re-
y" '-'1!.= Constitution Of the new Cabinet
~: =. :i..l-knoTu Radical Deputy, Is Te1y III.
H.. Lis u-t u lespafred OF
tARlE, N2y 15--1t Is reported that Edward
a52u.sye has accepted Office IN the new Cabinet,
;i'cGt Is ycsl received Labou1aye Is very popular
.2Ar;S - =
, 1870-05-16

Call ana get esnaes 1ad Iris boTs contract
ing sisFehere oserssn9 Choice Hsss-oeess price,
Our hos1ss estatl6e In 1865 Adrersea.e1ss inserted
n oil G4t p1pssa- L0CTy LL0TD t. CO..
Eese7nl AdrerfiHnl Agency, is De15bors,st
, 1870-05-16

a Female Sheriff In iowa.

1spIAxAroL1s, Nay IA won an, whose uame
could not be ascertafned, Tas run oTer and Killed
On the Chicago Indianapolis junction Railroad,
fen miles east Of this city, yesterday.
, 1870-05-16

Fashionable Intelligence
LOWELL, May Ex-senator A1ues, Of Mississippi,
ier IIis mnTriare iii, MIS- ancEe Rntier ,,Sts
place probably In July.
, 1870-05-16
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE
AUCTION,

On Wednesday. May IS.
By WIN. 4. BgTTERs L CO., at their s.les
1 rssss, $, I, ., nd II Raaae1ps.st
16 Lots on Hermitzse-st,
I IS Lots on Pau1iaa-ss.,
{ 81 Lets On Marshaeid-st.,
/ House and Lot on Pautfna-st.,
House ana Lot on Marshfleld-A, ;,
House and Lot on M7rshfcld-St.
IL aeore : 5:a.sed u 1se7 ,Rs RsshsT RaIxs:3 e
seafb aaa e e 1aoa rs1t they - i 70 ds. i
IL Z; q SS;S sae IN
SUPPLIED WITH WATER,
Which, for pszas. Iu:e7u< to bai.d must be L ob'eet
Atosrtaer f i of 1srzcst atssstiEe atde.tsibe
hEsy . s. odsf:d It austsaa 3 Ibis ezsy foF se te
ALSO,
Fl Lots on WnEpaueeA-<t..
- Lots on Fon1saIHe-.1t.,
Is Lots on Satton-xt-.
~ Lots ON E11is.st., :.
Fl Lots on Egan-&e-. west Of
SfeNurt.Ay~
das ':s; s & ss9.a % 81 s Il G. % s gssas sd e
DUMMY TRAINS.
nj Hhsy r. IL ths e % Il ISL s asst s5s
nSs, as2d Que that Ii being rapidly built up settled
may with exception, sid to &c tEr mos. rap
tdtE increxzlpS portion Of tho efty.
The Sale will commence ALL o'elo.f. 4. H., On
Wednesday, May Is, 1ssG
The sae Is arquesdonable-fE Ta.7,nsee IL. Is gsv-
en- to every rurrhAetF.
TENNB-upe&hfd CALI bafaut Il, and ys.y% with
interrs. st per cent '@-N
Call md sets 2ls: Of sash ;.;ar4t tE4st ,co
, 1870-05-16
FOR SALE.

THo~sor5 F1e1rli soof End brick baseme-shuuze, No.
~ 1nGAnsst. near Fatt. containing all 1o1ern I'M
provemcuts, tose1r w.hbaiu; al in d1st tass order.
1FilI b. ~ edean. Mautx1 On The rtruists.
, 1870-05-16

PITTSBURGH, May l5.-Hon. Thos. Irwin, for
many years Judge Of the. Supreme Court OF this
city, died yesterday.
, 1870-05-16

90, 40, so, OR 80x180 FIT,
ADJOINING SHERMAN HOUSE,
Now in the market, my itie feing perfected.
T10S- B. BRYAN,
Rrr.n Ell.
, 1870-05-16
KANSAS LENDS,

KHNpAS IENUS,
We Auyc several parcels OF
Kansas land, of Excellent Gu9ltf-
ty. in different localities, which
VIC wish te exchange fnr in1P1Uy-
ed property here, or within tgE0
or thrcG hundred miles of THIS:
place. --
164 G1tIugton-st-
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BOSTON, May 1a-ArIived. steamer Samaria,
{rnm IiYeTppuf
, 1870-05-16

Budd D0blcs4 Stables, Burned.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1a-Thc ssab!cs Of Budd
Dob1e, tue well known horse ttt.neF and sporting
man, In Ritter House square, were burned to-
night The large and valuable eteck Of horses was
rescued.
, 1870-05-16

British Movements Mt Sauft Stcs
W1Fics
Co1lISGwoop, Ont, May 15--The steamer
Chlcora left last evening with one hundred troops
and full cargo OF government stores for the Red
River expedition. She also takes number Of
horses to cart stores 1cross the Portage at SAult
Ste. Marie, where she will be due On Monday noon
, 1870-05-16

COLUMBUS, O., May 16-The corner stone Of the
sonic ceremonies Rev. Isaac Il. WIse, OF Cincin-
natl pronounced an Grafton on the dignity Of nan.
Governor uayes, tho city officials, anu several
thousand people we're present.
, 1870-05-16

AboHt LaWn8-(sFApes at Alton-The
Effect OF Fruit on the supply OF
Animal EOod-EoFest Trees from
Seed for SheItcK-HeAta-TheW Weather
and tho Eropz.
lPRoh OUR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENCE
CHAMPAIGN I'll NaY1A
, 1870-05-16
NOTICE.
INSTRUCTION..
MADAM MARSHALL,
Teacher OF French,

Respectfully os her services Waiting TEACHER
such may Eequp private lessons. She will a4, form
eiass 70 begin the nth Infant 1t her piaes Of rs-
6enee. No. 81 Harmon-eouft- which will bare the ad-
Te.1s ior pftTsta le.sous. one doa In the eass tak
, 1870-05-16
AN EXTRAD1T1ON CASE,

Alleged Murder or 1l,c I1Egl, seas oa
Board q British ycs4cl-Inportant
Decision by United States Commits.
klonFr Dsborn-Thc Accused Dis
EblrUG4fs
, 1870-05-16

That grapes are to be one Of our cheapest
and most reliab1e fruits there can be no doubt.
When tho price comes down to five or SIX
cents pound by the boz Of fiTe pounds, Or
say twenty-five cents 8 box, they will 50 to the
table Of almost every family in the country
Tho falling OF Of meats, that is at this timo
creating BONE alarm, Will be shorn OF its ter
ro1s when the market is more fully supplied
With huit. II We look at this question Of
MEAT Us. FRUIT,
we can see what the result will b. Go into
any Of our email toWna, or some largo cities
,iko Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville, or Oiuaia
, 1870-05-16

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, May Il
ABOUT LAWNS.
Very few even Of our best farmers think
that lawn is Of any value to the farm Tic
popular ides in regard to lawn for the farm
house, is that it is costly, difficult to get up,
md expensive to Keep in order. Nov,
all three Of these propositions arc at
fault. lawn Of two acres can
DO choap1y planned, planted and
cared for. In the first p1ace, it uust be plant
ed and cultivated for three or four years before
seeding down. In laying The lawn out Jon do
not need landscape gardener; in fact, I hara
not seen satisfactory farm lawn planned by
one Of the profession. They are spoiled with
oEe1-pianting. In Z village, Or the suburbs OF
city, this close planting is in better taste,
but for the farm We want the lawn. crowned
with few stately trees, with a Light filing Of
shrubs; but no hower-beds; let the flowers
60 to beautify tho garden. Noble t1eea, sy1nmet-
rica1 shrubs, and carpet Of blue grass (Poa
p1ot.use), is all we aak for the lawn. The
grass may be cut half q dozen times during
the season for soiliug, or va mar
cut it weekly with 1awn-mow-
er. These useful machines are now
within tho reach Of farmers Of moderate
means. II the planting the three acres OF my
house grounds, hare put in three or four
times too many trees and shrubs. Tear after
year thin out, and yet it looks too much Ike
a tangled thicket. The trees and shrubs that
please and attract attention arc those that
stand separate and not those in clumpa
orsFay spruce, white, and Austrian pines,
that stand in setting Of blue grass, with
their lower branches resting On the ground.
are specimens Of natures art. They need no
shears to make them symmetrical. silverma
elm, catalpa, Usage. white and golden willow,
tho ash-leafed maple, and the poplars give va
:iety when filled in with snowbal1a, Japan
ounce, spirea, ilacs, syringas, red bud,
,oees,. fringe. tamasacks, honeysuck1es,
md a1theas- peonys and lilies arc
leo admissible in small c1umpa; but every
rec and shrub should be planted By itself, md !
tand upon its individual merits.
II you plant in clunps, tho weak must give |
lace to the strong, and, after a. few years, these
- 4{sx7, yo$ H..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-27

AN INDIAN MURDERER CAUGHr.-On
Friday last Sheriff Thacker received a
dispatch from the Sheriff Of Lyon
County, requesting him to go up to
Camp McDermott and arrest all Indl-
an, who Is charged with numbering y
man some three years ago at Kauff-
mans Station, forty or fifty miles this
side of Virginia. The shot that killed
the man was fired through n window
while the man was ut the supper table,
and no clue was obtained to the MUIR
dsrer. It was supposed to have been
done by an Indian, as moccasin tracks
were found In the vicinity Of the house.
From that time, however, until within
a few days ago, nothing was heard or
known as to who committed the deed.
1t seems that the sister of Natchez, who
acts as Interpreters at Camp McDer-
mott, Informed the officers Mt that post
that the murderer was with the Indians
who have been wintering at that place,
and the officers wrote down to the att
thorities at Dayton, Lyon County, to
send up and get him. ,Thacker Is ex-
pected to arrive with his prisoner in a
day or two.-SHrer State (UaiOnriles
dprI 10Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-27

Pooh HEALrH.-The frequent occur
renee Of cases Of lssd poisoning recent
" induced the New York Board Of
Health 10 instituted scientific inquiry
asI To thefprobable cause, and to report.
Professor.C Chandler, the eminent chem
list, establishes the fact that the many
cases which attracted the attention of
the Board resulted from the presence Of
lead In the water whichis obtained from
hydrants. 1t is alleged by Professor
Chandler that not sufficient care Is exer-
cised by people using water conveyed
through leaden pipes that they use it
after It has stood over night in leaden
pipes or %clsterns, instead Of leaving
the accumulated quantity run of in
order to secure that which has freshly
run into pipes. People should be-
careful to observe that the use Of
water which has stood for several hours
In the common leaden pipes connect
ing the spiggots in doors with the
mains In the streets is dangerous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-27

SOM figures Of the United States
Treasury report are amusing if not in
structive. OF the articles usually &C
counted luxuries, wine, brandy and
other liquors paid duty last year to the
amount Of five and a half millions &;
cigars, . million and a quarter; dress
silks, five millions and a quarter; rib
bons, over two and a quarter millions ;
chignons, nearly a hundred and thirty
thousand fans, Seventy-two thousand ,
beads, ninety-six thousand; "lilly
white" seventy thousand. Surprising
the women to pay the tax on their own
luxuries, and the men to consume all
the liquor and cigars, the women beat
us by over q million in this sort Of con-
tribution to the Government
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-27
TELEGRAMS
exon SAN
ESPECIAL TO TIE doLD HILL DAILY NHws BY
rHE WKsrIRN UNION TlLKoRAPH LINE.l

5 RKoM BAN FRANCIsco.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27-2 p. NJ
Gold at II A. NJ, III; greenbacks ul-
changed-s0 buying, $50 selling.
The delay in advertising for grading
Yerba Buena Plaza by the new City
Hall Commissioners arises from the
fact that they have not yet received
their commissions from Sacramento.
A carpenter, residing on the corner
Of Hyde aud Union streets, fell from
q scaffolding on Green street, between
Hyde and Larkin, last evening, and
was very seriously injured.
The police have seized another lot
of opium Of $50 pounds, which had
been struggled from China on the last
steamer. \
Tax Collector Austin has been en-
Joined In the U. s. Circuit Court from
selling thirty blocks Of outside lands,
claimed as private property, but
alleged to be within the limits Of the
Preside ReservatOnn OIL the southern
side, near Lone Mountain Cemetery.
The commemoration medal in honor
Of the completion of the Pacific Rail-
road, struck at the Philadelphia Mint,
is on exhibition in this city.
The County Democratic Committee
held q meeting last night, but did little
business. A resolution opposing the
voting of subsidies to any more rail-
roads, as inconsistent with the time
hcnored principles of the Democracy,
and In reality only offering a premium
on the importation Of coolies, was
read, and after discussion, laid over
till the next meeting.
Joseph Gaulof was fined $50 this
morning for knocking a Chinaman off
the sidewalk.
Charles Wahley was sent to the
county Jail for six months for resisting
an officer; and Patrick Collins, for
assault and battery on q woman, was
semitic fail for three months.I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-27

CASApA.-Some Of the Canadian pa
psrs take it very hard that the French
portion Of the Dominion population
regard the Red River revolution with
undisguised pleasure. The Canadian
Journalists insist, with more temper
than logic, that the people Of the Do
minion must be . unit on the prosecu-
ton Of the Winnipeg war, evidently
forgetting how they were in the habit
Of metaphorically patting on the back
and patronizing those Of u citizens
who we're opposed to the val for the
Union, and who shouted with delight
At every rebel victory. Surely the
French Canadians have As much right
to enjoy and express their opinions As
had the secession sympathizers, Of
whom the papers over the border never
bad one unkind word to say.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-27
MISUNDERSTANDING JUSTICE y

ADMINISTERING JUSTICE IN MIssIssIp-
pI.-They must have q lively set of
Judges and hotel keepers In Winona,
Mississippi, II the following, clipped
from the Pamela Star of Saturday is
true "a gentleman who was stop
ping at the hotelsin Winona, gives us
the following: That on the 4fh inst.
there were two sporting women stop
ping at said hotel, and that by virtue
Of The corporate laws Of the village,
a constable went to arrest the women,
when he was resisted by the Probate
Judge who was having a fast time
with said women, and did not like the
interference Of the constable. Where
the constable met the resistance
by knocking the Judge down with
a stick and proceeded to make the ar
rest. The Judge then had the consta-
'ble arrested and bound over to answer
the charge Of assault and battery.
After which the constable had the
Judge arrested and bound over for re-
sisting an officer In discharge Of his
duties. The Judge, hotel keeper and
women were all tiled by q j. r, who
fined the judge 80 for the fight, the
hotel keeper go for keepinga house of
bad repute, and the women go, and
them to 90 to some other To-
calty where such houses are licensed
aud their calling IeSaliSsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-27

TIE FENlN RAD.-Never since the
Dutch took Holland, has there been
such . rumpus as that which has arisen
In Canada at the prospect Of a Fenian
invasion. The privilege Of the writ of
habeas corpus has been suspended by
the Canadian Parliament, and the Do
minion resounds with the hustle Of
warlike preparations. Possibly 1t may
be well enough for Canadians to be In
readiness for the worst ; but nobody
In this country believes In an invasion
Of Canada BY the Fenians. The thing
Is an absurdity on the face Of it. No
considerable body Of persons can as
semble on the line at any point with
out the cognizance Of the authorities Of
the Government, and such movement
would be suppressed at once, for we
are bound by the obligations Of inter
national law to prevent the starting
from any Of our ports Of an expedition
hostile to the British Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-27

Mark TWAIN Is to conduct a new
department in the popular magazine
the .Gaiary-and has chosen Agricul-
ture for . specially. Horace Greeley
has written some exceedingly comic
articles, entitled "What l Know
About Farming" showing that he has
an extremely slender hold Of his sub
ject, either practically or theoretically,
and We have no doubt but that Mark
Twain's rural essays will be equally
amusing and not half 50 owlish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-27
A POUND Of the Texas condensed

A POUND Of the Texas condensed
beef will make a ration for 100 men.
A whole OF Is condensed into twelve
pounds. We suppose II q man should
make q mistake and eat q pound or so
Of 1t, he would feel real bully. But
how would the other ninety-nine poor
devils feel that had to 70 without?