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SPAIN

MApn1n. AaJ 2s-Lan evening 4 Caucus O.
country Deputies In the Constituent Cortes VII
held tn this city, to decide Whist action II s deB3rn
bic to take relative to the selection OF future
ruler for Spain After long debate, proposition
to invest SeHano With fpJM attributes WAS lost By
q vpte Of q 10 IL, and the CAUCUS adjourned
1t Is reported to-day that General Frina has an.
nounced his intention to reEgn from the Cabinet Il
Sc1T1no refuses royal rank.
for the English prisoners lately captured bJ bftR
ends near Gibraltar. The government has prom
isctl the English Ambassador that Spain Will re.
fund any tanRom paid. The Governor Of Calt1
has BEEN ordered to accompany one Of the search
Ing pa1teH.
4 manifestation In favor Of EspA1tero Il expect
ed here to-UoTFpW. General Prim WAS present al
the CAUCUS OF county Deputies yesterday, ant
made speech In fAS0r Of Sc7anoI elevation.
, 1870-05-29
FRANCE.

pA11a, MAJ 2A-1t IL rumortd that there viii be
change In the Director GeuetslShiP Of tie Post
once Department forthwith Should this ruinot
prove true. e1orts Ftl1 undoubtedly be made fol
the establishment Of postal treaty between
be more likely to succee1 under any new adminIs
t1aton Of the French Posi- 0d1cc Department
II Is now certain that small pax prevails In st.
PelAg1e prison, whtIe Hochefozt and other Jour-
naltAts arc detained.
NEW YoKK. M&J GA Paris despssch statas
that Prince Pierre Bou1rArte has been ordered By
the Emperor into tWp ycara exile in America. and
will soon lcarc for New York. He Is now under
surveillance 1t Auteull
igtef has forwarded to the Greek Government =
strong note from his home government, declaring
that FTAnfae proposes Z convention of the great
powers, at which permanent guarantees
win be demanded or Greece for the future good
behavior OF Greek suh1ectA. The notn SHARPLY
comments upon the deiaya in the pending negonA-
t3ong, On the pArt OF the Greek autnntlt3eA
, 1870-05-29

NORFOLK, May R-The Official returns OF the
municipal election give John h Whitehead, Con-
eersatye candidate for M&yuf, tnlrty-eiSht na}or-
tho thlrtr.stye Counct1men- 1t tzuudesstood that
the Radicals win tnlcayor to hare the election 8et
aside On the ground Of f1ud md Intimidation
, 1870-05-29

o1tonfy-Dcdicosiou OF a Soldiers,
monument In Woonnockct.
PRoEmENcE. May 4a-yn po.,v p,,s.u
mother OF the hahnnp Of Colora.,o al tn W.-rcT1
suddenly this morning o+ o1eo IL u a1Ac0
iae so1dicf&' munumtnt IN Tooo<o-s.+ x.%
des1icated ~ military IN, cir, oonsocket 1s W. W.
excfc1sea 10 Harris Hall Al oraiton Vas ds;,garx
, 1870-05-29

which he WIZ most prominent member. He wAs
Il years old
4 son OF John McDonough, OF this city. val
drowned this forenoon
Tnree cnlldren Of 4 German. named DelentA-
1rtnx near C1Aremonnt, were struck By lightning
fen dam alice ind killed.
, 1870-05-29

KEw YoRr, May PA letter from St. Domingo
states that 9sgol, an agent Of the Spanish General
Ealmaseda. has been captured hy the Cubans It
CAnt1llo with forty men, and al Bhot
TalmasedA Was at Bayamo. where be and his
forcca we're surrounded by Cuban patriots,
, 1870-05-29
RELIGIOUS

Presbyterian Social Reunion a Phil
ndclphfa.'
.PHl1ApK1rnlA, NAY es.-The Trtebytcr1au So.
ctal Rennion Last evening WAS successful and wc1,
MANAGED, and the OCCASION WAS much en1oFcd bT
al The building WAS Handsomely dero
rated, and on the ktagc vas 4
magnificent tolal garden. Addresses we're made
A1not Of Scotland, Edmonds OF Iopdon. 4dam,
OF SeE York. Clark Of Buffalo. Crpshv at Boston.
ana others. Rcv. Mr. johnson presided. Georre
y: STUART read teleKram from Edinburgh, stat-
basis Of the Westminster CQnfesnnn Wv
, 1870-05-29

RICHMOND, MaJ ga good deal Of towl5tsm
nno fh PISTOL dI1n4 occurred LIST night In one Of
tne.1.1Js nc 1ans1Js Policeman Elc2xton T1s shot, and
badly wounded
, 1870-05-29
2I4A4A.
PETITIONS

PETITIONS.
MI. SUMNER rrcsented petition from the
American CzL1e Company s4kiuE Aid to the pro-
posed Tine from New York. ria the Azores, to LIS
bon, L.nds End, England. lIavre, and Amster-
zcea Of Maryland, asSins remedy from p1oscrip-
ticn Ia travel on account Of color. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee. which Is now considering
III. CHANDLER then spoke 1t length upon the
1ecsa IL ,Sss t5e
posed remedy Of ship-tuilding was untenable, for
II veasela were not bnilr p.onsahly -JoQ have
e a tss5 rae,taSs. tass a!s L. would
y1eM 10 practical benefit, because other nations
III a ID faTare f ,as aaw
the most effective remedy would be the enlarge
Of ne Ron lslanda, Sandwich Islands, Caaads,
md 1sr1dah Columbia He would annex San Do
mSo rs aeqt aa adsa wha would d SEs o. .ne ke
and III the other lslandk Then, having control Of
the products Of the tropics, We would make all tho
a r.. HOWARD aaSS asked his col.casue's opinion On
the acquisition Of Cubs by purchase
m ~. M MCnANpLER thought L would be more sen
ceiEe par for being made part OF this country. Ho
would never s've sqpRsr f0T n2E ne tslapd
buatnes1
4 hlll 70 prevent any officer or emp,oye OF tho
officer VAS passed.
AnJouRNME,r.
After executive session, benase adjourned TIL
Tuesday.
uDUEE OF REPRESENTATIVE
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H. u,r7 TIT esna.+.a ni+12 nhfusahH .a1uu ,,-
+,1ndi,1 1ts asL%t*" ~ sefeM FeoBtoo oula5
Tx T%nras.xn. ~ n.s"14 .e ~ sas pSaA!on4 OF sHo
nIseassion en*nrr .nH n.ra,.ir en1 ,,
saon' M ne ta9 ~ IL! ~ Withdrawn.
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49, sniSi. ~ IA Eai ~ ~ u 10 S1s tae ael.
sre = Senendert ns ~ ~ h wno
NJ III NJ H19r11 ~ H. i.t eCa1 ~'o "Ao 6A'e
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~ IN r1yinr aid: r. ~ ~ 1 WV ~ %~>-f''0
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nrrtnu fhr ~ ~ 1s1q end ~ sro - ,frs ~, ~
@-.t-1mst.nrrs '~ 1 ""1 NJ ~ aAo eo~
8ss.a R;HG1.M %enmen! snd R1i ~ e. s1rD2fsd oy
: .ouros.d hy Mes111 fh1TvrFR H1W1ET < ! Sett ~ ~
and MAYkAHN nnd Trtrr3eE - nT.;rss+ -, ,A''
M HflfW4ES n1ncotfnncnt Hss sSnn,a3 co ~
= - ~'4e "" ~ kasst97 t~1v,,x., nv
& Consideration If ,hc III ~ ,,1:, ,ot,,,.
=, ts Tss rssnmra 49, o''4 ~ 'e'A'e 'e'o14 laA'
. J -On 1natjon of Mr scuEvf-r the nv m s,,,,
r;1t ront+1rte ~ ~ .in ~ tnI - ~ eaIss'
.* sUx.r 80. ~ ..ss ~ e. =. 49, lPnas, Roa,
~ = rt ~ t!o'n ceua !oc etesJ S!0o
naertr .1G III aso
3 cotr =, ,r3.@e hoe ~ !c y. Hoio
~ ~ nr rnn; @ .a3Sitonei W otnet Aushsuuoat
n.n5E,s- ttHn nf1nr-s n,.ote1o.nL a. t1., .->n
ta4 IN ranhline o,.ra,,n ~ 5 ooup1t1g .ae
.nf11sa ATen ~ u 3ns ~ feeommcnded ~ the Com
VA
, 1870-05-29
CANADA.
ThE nef1

Ane A&ed HlScr Expedition.
er1,2sd hsts - =. MAJ A-Tae steamer Cnlcora
aeaseado9s NJ ln this vicinity hss drV1Mstr1
see country ior thirty mlsea- The tnhahitan;s1aoq
, 1870-05-29

.b!l11koHf, Nay aa-The Union Reinoad ordl.
Ri m FL ss both branches OF the lily Conn-
ie1v.ne tais e!s9 Of tais road III railroads
Canton, ~ eoauecs With ttde-WAtef II
, 1870-05-29
OHIO,


dnstFanl Exhibition-SuIcidc
Crxc1cSSAH, MaJ 9A-The Chamber nj ror-
merce1Boa ct Trade, and Aech4nlca, insnfnta
cach suh6c11bcd one thousand dollar Tor the III.
dustElal Exhibition to be held Lete the }1ss Of en
,tember.
Jacob Echiagcnbcc1cr, an inmate Of he CT.
Workhouse, committed suicide by hanging,
, 1870-05-29

EEw YoH1, May fs-Toe Synod Of the Reform.
I'd Presbyterian church today w1f occunieti in
revising It's new cotrnant Il denounces athclsfs.
5eEalls the preponderAoeo OF crime, 'Assert1 that
tf1e$oytertaat4m Is the only dlvtnely y4nst,tutcd
elei osaers, condemns popery md spirttnsllssn,
Ell conforms LII belief to The Westminster Cate.
, 1870-05-29

S.-1- oa I'm inc Wife Of senator Wilson.
Tli;on H. asss' 49, Asy 9s-Tne m1fe Of sena,or
, 1870-05-29

4fCntn OK n Prominent Citizen nxS
Fon4-orowntnE Cnse-Thrcc f.bis-
dFen kl1Ied By Lt4h1niur.

ep<etA nsspsteh to The Chieaeo 1rfbnn.
ST. fAr17 May 2s-|.E. Thompson, Prcs,d.n.
OF the f1rsa National Bank Of thia city, died vrs-
tertay evening, Of rupture Of one Of the hlood.
xeEset q the abdomen, willis trout nthtno on
dao9hter and friend were with him It the t,tne NJ
Bot B & aaoEt TINE before death he aald: "SoW. I
fte1 nfst-1aG l bare not felt 70 veil 10. i rnod
*h1e," 4 rev minutes AFTER he coup!Gned nf
terrible pain u the pit Of his stomach. ind iii t.
fa r. ID and died in twenty ri1ute1 ~
AE thompson WIS oue Of cur weAthIeSt md
t5ssm q nen ~ banker, and yer3 popuAt, en-
lefpHdng, and publtc-spInsed u 4 c,tlzen. Hit
" "s91deo death has cast gloom over the lusIncas
AAo soc1A circles Of the city, Ia boih Of
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in judgment upon. your literature. II
I honostly and c1nscientiously praise
1t, 1 might this help to inf1ict q lipger-
ing and pitiless bore upon the public;
If ! honestly and conscientiously con-
denim it, ! might thus rob thesworld Of
atrundeveloped and -unsuspected Dick
ems or Shakespeare.
3. l shrink from hunting up literary
labor for you to do and receive pay
for. Whenever your literary produc-
tions have proved for themselves that
they have a real value, You will never
have to 60 around hunting for remu-
nerative literary work to do. You
will require more hands than you have
now, and more brains than you proba-
bly, ever will have. to do even half the
work that will he offered to you. Now,
in order to arrive at the proof of value
herelnbefore spoken of, III needs only
to adopt n very simple and certainly
very sure process; aud that Is to write
without pay until somebody offers pay.
II nobody offers pay within three years
the candidate may look upon this Cir
cumstance with the most implicit con-
tidence as the sign that saving wood
Is what he was intended for. 1.-The has
any wisdom at all, then, he will retire
with dignity and assume his heaven
appointed vocation. 2 a'
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A CAPITAL. joke, and all the o
palatable because It Is true and can be
vouched for, took place = few Sundays
since at one Of the prominent Jersey
churches. 1t seems that q worthy dea-
con had been very industrious In SELL
ing a new church book, costing seventy
five cents. At tho service In question,
the minister. just before Diminishing the
congregation, rose and said: "All sis-
tiers who have children to baptise will
please present them next Sabbath"
The deacon, who, by the way, was a
little deaf, having an eye to selling the
books, and supposing his pastor was
referring to them, Immediately jumped
I'D and shouted: IAN you who haven't
any can get as many as you want BY
calling OH me, at seyenty-tlye cents
each" The preacher looked cross
eyed at the brothers, the brothers
looked at the clergyman, the audience
punched the audience In the side, tEs
bubble grew larger until it burst in a
loud guffaw; ladies colorsd up, GRIM
soncd, blusLed, and thanked the Lord
for the low price Of peopllng the earth.
There WAS no benediction that morning
worth speaking Of.
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FROM SAN
SCHOOL RONDS-PROCERDsO OF
THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY
LOTTERIES = FINANCIAL, :
RAINING ATRADILY. b

SAN FRANcIsco, December 2-l p. NJ.
Gold, at liza. NJ, 1905. Greenbacks,
firm at 9 lIa9lA.
Awards of school bonds were made
to bidders by the Commissioners yes
terday.
The President Of the Mercantile IL
brary Association reports the result OF
the three lotteries as follows: Realized
from sale Of tickets, $1,000, 900; paid
in gifts, 62s In number, 100000. Ex-
penses OF management, including adj
vertising, rents, clerk hire, etc., and
also expenses Of postponcment sixty
days, $94,54l IL. Discount to pur-
chasers Of tickets ranging from s to 10
per cent, $77,0sS "a. Dore & Peters
compensation, $40, 900. Net proceeds
Of first entertainment, $30s,370; net
proceeds Of second and third entertain
ments, $l75, l75; total profit from the
three entertainments, 1910, I'D Is.
Raining steadily all night; wind
fresh from the south; still showery.
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worth speaking Of.

FIRST CLASS GHosTs.-The San Fran
cisco Figaro says: There Is an asso-
ciation Of four well known gentlemen
Of this city who have been for two
months making spiritual Investigations
on a new plan. They have a medium
Of their own, admit no outsiders, ask
10 fortune-telling or business questions,
but confine themselves strictly to PHI
losophical and religious ones. In this
way they claim to have succeeded In
obtaining genuine communicationsfro from
a class of spirits that have never spoken
through the public as "show medi-
ums." though lying and trifing spirits
have personated them, and passed
themselves OF upon ever so many
~"circles" for their betters. Among
the first class ghosts who have conde-
scended to open communications with
these philosophic ~inquirers are Socra-
tes, Confucius, Moses, John the Bap-
tist, st. Paul, Dante, David Hume and
Napoleon Bonaparte.
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SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM FHE SEAT OF war I!
BY Il CABLES.
TO THIS AFTERNOON |!
sueecsafaI ssrtie frsm PaFis-Trschu
Rents the Prussiaas Great Bat
tle New Rakiag, Wesf Of Paris Z
Preach Defeats West sf
Orleaas-Batsle Or Paris q
Gambetta Says That rrg =
Victory new Fa.
'.# .E' hvOrs France.

LONDON, December "A private
dispatch to the Stock Exchange asserts
that General Trochu succeeded In cut
ting through the Prussian lines at the
north Of Paris in such force that the
Germans were driven from all their
positions with a general rout.
A great battle is now going on west
Of the city.
MUNICH, December - Van der
Tam defeated the French on the first
In successive combats west Of Orleans.
ToUIs, December "A French sue
cess at Potay Loire is claimed, but yet
unconflrmed; also, q success Of Carl
baldi Mt Autiur. @ N"6s-
LAVAL (Erancel December 2.-Ihe
city Is overjoyed by dispatches from
Gambetta announcing successes at
Paris, with several cannon and many
prisoners, captured by the French.
The battle Of Paris begalo OH tho
Goth. The garrison remained on the
outside In a position taken from the
PruSians.
Gambetta says: 1.-The Army OF the
Loire successfully resisted the attack
OIL the LEFT and right wings and moved
forward on all sides. Victory now
favors France. TIE Dem Is now being
chanted here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

The Last Of 1870, but a Peer with
the best. In fine, as a New York daily
says, 1.-The chronological Joarnai Is
worth = great deal more than the price
asked for It." Get the December Num-
Der and read the following from Its rich
contents: General Trochn, Governor
Of Paris; What can l do best, or what
n Physician ought to be; Geo. Trask'
the Reformcr; "A Wtfe's Stratagem ;
General Robert F.. Lee; Watch Man
ufscture in America; Physical Educa-
ton ; Let US Have Peace; A Merry
Christmas; Louis Adolphe Theirs
Our Visit to Salt Lake City Our Ma
tionxl Beverage; Splritnalism Want
ed-Young Men; Picket Duel. The
List Of Premiums offered for subscri-
bsn Is very tempting to magazine can
vassers and Others, OH account Of its
unusual liberality. Single numbers 30
cents; a years subscription only %.
Address 8. X. Wells, Publisher, $50
Broadway, n. Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

THERE was to have been 3 wedding
in Nashville tho other night. The
bride was q servant In the house. She
was gorgeously arrayed and had sev-
ernl Of her friends to witness the cere-
mony. After the preacher had arrived
and nearly all hour had been lost In
awaiting the dilatory bridegroom, the
latter slouched In, wearing his "evcry
day clothes" and electrified the assem-
blage with the announcement, ITS
no use! Dis here 'rangement can't
come of. My other wife won't let me
have my good close" The bride
tainted, and the service was indefinite
ly DoStponed.
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MARK TwAIN's ADVICE TO A
LITERARY AsPIRANT.

In the GALAXY for November Mark
Twain gives the following common
sense answer to a literary aspirant who
sent him a paper for criticism:
/. Literature, like the ministry,
medicine, the law and all other occu-
pations, Il cramped and hindered for
want of mel to do the work, not want
Of work to do. When people tell you
the reverse. they speak that which Is
not true. If you desire to test this,
you need only hunt up a first-class ed
itor, reporter, business manager, fore
man of a shop, mechanic or artist In
any branch of industry, and try to
hire him. You will find that lie Is al
ready hired. He Is sober, industrious,
capable and reliable, and Is always In
demand. He cannot get n days iioli-
day, except by courtesy Of his employ
err, or his city, or the great general
public. But II you need idlers, shirk-
crs, half-instructed, unambitious and
comfort-seeking editors, reporters, law
yers doctors and mechanics, apply
anywhere. There are millions of them
to he had at the dropping Of n hand
kerchief. 8
2. No; l must not and will not VEN
ture any opinion whatever rs to the
literary merit Of your productions.
The public Is the only critic whose
Judgment Is worth anything ut all.
Do not take my word for this, but re-
fleet II moment and take your own.
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SECOND DIsPATCE
GOLD ADVANCING = DARING
( DAYLIGHT BURGLARY -
WEATHER.

SAN Francisco, December % +. ".
Gold advanced to Ill on the strength
of the news of French successes around
Paris. GreenbacIs 901l99l.
The residence of Marcus D. Boruck,
on Eddy street, was entered by an
adroit burglar willie the family were
at dinner last night, and %ransackcd.
The burglar was discovered by a SER
want girl, but jumped from the second
story window aud escaped, with $500
worth of jewelry. 1t is believed that
he is the same party who has been OPP
Grating In 4 similar manner here for a
year with such success that the police
lave never been able to corral him.
Wind strong from the southwest.
The rain continues. There was on
siderable thunder about s o'clock this
n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

The loss Of the Cambria spread deep
gloom over the whole province Of
Ulster, Ireland. The list Of the pas
sengers contains the names Of many
natives Of. Londonderry and other
towns In tho north, some OF whom,
having realized a modest competence
In America, were returning to enjoy
their rnimS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

SOME years ago, at n public dinner,
a Dutchman was one of the company ;
and during the banquet he paid so
much attention to a sucking pig imme-
diately In front Of his plate, that he
devoured the entire animal. As lie
finished the last morsel, unctuous and
savory, a bustling walter asked him
what he would Be helped to next
",Oh," replied the feeder, "I'll dank
you for Won more Of dem leetle hoks."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

A MISTAKEN TKI.KaRAN.-The Rond-
out Courier gets the following story
from a telegraph operator In that vii
lage : A member Of the Masonic order
telegraphed to a companion down the
river somewhere = Make room for
ten Royal Arch Masons. Coming to-
day" When the companions arrived
they found a pen had been built for
their accommodation the telegraph
at its destination reatling-'Make room
for ten r A Ms. Coming to-day"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

DEATH OF &c. GRpLxY.-R. G..
Gridley, whose name Is associated with
the celebrated Sanitary Commission
sack Of flour, died ut his residence In
Paradise, Stanislaus county, CAL, on
the 2ith instant. and VA buried at
Stockton on the 18th. Says the Stock
ton Republicans /: "Mr. Gridley was a
man highly esteemed by all who knew
him, and he leaves a large circle OF
acquaintance. He died Of neuralgia
Of the heart, from which he had been
confined to his bed for ten or twelve
weeks a---
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

The most fashionable marriages
nowadays are the simplest. Several
have occurred lately In which there
were neither bridesmaids nor grooms-
men, cards, receptions, nor display.
The fashion Is one OF the most sensible
OF modern times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

The three last monitors built for
the British navy are about to be armed
with four thirty-five ton guns, which
will fire round the complete circle.
The first Of these enormous guns Is
being made at woolwich for Her Ma
jesty's ship Sultan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

PIocnE.-The White Pine Nssrs OF
Tuesday says: 1--WE have just re-
eeived direct news from Phoebe, by
Travis, Wilson 8 Co, which assures
us that although the survey is not yet
up TO Phoebe, It is certain, by observa-
ton, that the town Is in Nevada, by at
least III miles," 80. a-gnW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

Ar the last regular meeting Of Ma
sonic Lodge Rising Star, Of Western
India, held ut Lahore, In the Punjsub,
the sum Of 300 rupees Was contributed
In aid Of tho sufferers by the war. Half
the amount was RENTED to the Grand
Lodge Of Prussia and the other half to
that Of France.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

UNDERGRoUNp ~telegraphy will be-
come a necessity hereafter. II Paris
had a complete system Of wires under
ground at this moment there would
be no necessity for resorting to bal
looms In order to keep up communica-
tions with the outside world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

A "BoY Of the Emerald Isle," who
was appointed census-taker In Illinois,
has sent in his report to the effect that
livery mothers son nv dthem towld
me his name vas N~ichtsverstay, and
dthat I've was nein years Of age"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02
The Chairman OF an Iowa Vigilance

The Chairman Of IN Iowa Vigilance
Committee, who was instructed to
duck an obnoxious citizen, thus re-
ported to his constituents 1--WE took
the thief down to the river, made a
hole In the Ice, and proceeded to duck
him; but he slipped through our hands
and hid under the Ice. All our efforts
to entice him to come out failed, aud
he has now retained his advantage
anne honrs-O ILL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

Lone BRANCH bellies are Of the
opinion that there Is something wrong
about the quotation that Man pro-
poses and God ~disposes." They say
that man has proven q fraud in the
way Of proposing, this season, ut least.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

Snor.-The White Pine Nens Of
Tuesday says: AS we 90 to press the
report comes that Al. Perley was shot,
Oh Chloride Flat, this forenoon, by a
man named Caravan. No particulars
have been received" #
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

BLAcKHEArH Hill, the famous quar-
ter near London, has become a favorite
resort Of velocipedists, who ride down
it at a fearful speed. An old woman
Of eighty-nine was run over and killed
there the other day. e. q &c s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

In Rhode Island brides IN never
offered to voters, but this is the way
they do 1t IAN honest man says to
Nh Independent voter, an bet you
so you don't vote for -" Voter
I'm bet you $40 | will" Voter goes
md votes for -, wins the bet, and
gets his money. or course no reason
able man will call this bribery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-02

A youso Indiana man out hunting,
heard d rustling IN some bushes, fired
In that direction, and brought down
his motherin-law. He regards the
shot rs the best he ever made.