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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
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PACIFIC va
FOUNDRY
Lower Gold Hill, Nevada.
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RoBT. D. TAYLOR a CO.,
cRRoPRiEToRs
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL
sRAss-xHp IRON oAsrIMos,
h- q QUARTZ, AND Doe
m.a o. ,7o,vrs. SAW MILL IRON.
bssnt 30 g.Ess 49, % fa-i5ItTv4
All work IN our line executed with ~promptnoss
and dispatch, AND WARRANTED.
NO OUTRAGEOUS CHARGES
At OUR SHOP!
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
NO OUTRAGEOUS CHARGES
At OUR SHOP!

Our Motto" Reasonable Charges and Good
sIGive us q call and Judge for yourselves.
ROBERT D. TAYLOR, superintendent.
Lower Gold HIl, July nth. 1870. au.7.lm
CR0RRGATRD nRI.CHkR
y Mining Company-Locator Of Works, Gold
Bill District, Storey county, State OF Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that a. Q meeting OF tho
Board OF Trustees Of said company, held on the
twenty-hfth (25th) day Of August, 1850. an asssess-
mont lNo.l 10Y of One Dollar and Fifty Cents
(St so. In United States gold coin, per share,
was levied upon the capital stock OF said Com.
mpany, payible Immediately to the Secretary,
ut the ONCE OF the Company, Room No: u, Mer.
ehants' Exchange Building, California street,
San Francisco, California. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
tho TWENTY. EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTkM:
Der, 1870, Ihal b. deemed delinquent, and
VIII DO duly advertised for sale ct public sue
ton, and unless payment shall be made bsiors,
Win be sold ON the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1910. to pay the delinquent assees:
mont, together with costs OF advertising and
BIZ order Of the Board Of Trustees.
EDW. 2. STONE, Secretary.
Once = Room No. Is Norchants' Exchange
Building, California street, San Francisco, Cal
ifornla. au27-d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
Csrpsra Punishment.

Without any %provocation or excuse
for obtruding the subject on the public,
the teachers Of the State Normal School
have again brought forward the topic
of corporal punishment for discussion,
"To beat or not to beat, that Is the
question" And after a long debate
on the proposition, TINT the rod u an
indispensable adjunct to education, u
was decided lit IL to be hoped forever
by fifty-six to twenty, that Juvenile
depravity does unfortunately render
the scholastic weapon necessary.
Judge Sawyer made a remark to-day
which shows that the recollection Of
the Robertson case still rankles In bis
bosom. A woman was before him fol
brutally beating her stepchildren, and
the evidence was incontrovertlble, but
the Judge said the charge Of cruelty
BY beating could not be sustained. He
had convicted a teacher who had beaten
n boy from head to foot so that there
was scarcely a spot ON his whole skin
that was Of the natural color, but the
County Court had reversed his judg-
ment. He didn't intend to make the
same mistake a second time, and there
fore would only fine defendant $20.
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special to the New York Times, dated
Paris, August %, morning. says Do
not expect special intelligence from
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o SHERIFF. a
w. "A, SMITH,.

lJANK SMITH REsPRCTFUE.-
IL LIZ announces himself ~ candidate for
the ONCE Of Sheriff OF Storey county, subject
70 the decision OF the Republican County Con.
yentiou, fu .FUIHI- s|.fu au27-tls
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.e frRox our RKoULkR ooRRLsPoNplNT.l

A Auaek 81 JadGe Lake-A NH.
4Hsnaire 0rsan-Grinder Profes.
sio.al BesEars-Csrpsral Punish.
Aeut-Rsmals 0ynnasts-Prspaxn-
4 or Fish-Amusements.
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NN0UNCEN ENTS.

TO CASpIpAfEs.-An candidates announcing
Themselves for public once through the medium.
ship Of this paper. will please understand that all
printing In that line has 10 be paid for Invariably IN
ddtdncs. T.|t|E EWH BlEr-.
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4 CONFESSIONS
lF AN VALID

.Y,upIlsnEDs FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Younr Men and othsrs who suffer nom
s.lfsSrs: Whites 6y Que x5o Cured himself
and ssnt frss on receiving postpaid directed
nss''':' 4salssiss ffaaiAssIn aAyyAIR.
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Amusemesis d.

The legitimate will once nor re-
sume the boards at the California OH.
Monday next, succeeding minstrelsy
with the new farce, n. P. (member Of
Parliament,. The coming Pathological
and Horticultural Fair at the Pavilion
will be q novelty, and from the num-
Der Of samples Of fruit, grain and
vegetable products promised for the
occasion, It Is certain to be q very
attractive exhibition. The German
ladies take possession Of the building
as soon rs the show Is over, for their
Sanitary Fund entertainment, and will
convert It Into q temple Of charity.
Their preparations for the 0ccasion are
OH the most extensive scale, and can
hardly fall to command success. y /.
JACK HoKxER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
Female Gymnsats.

A class Of sixteen young ladies CON-
menced the practice Of c~alIsthenics on
Monday afternoon, at the gymnasium
of the Young Mems Christian Insti-
tute. They hive a regular in~structress,
who put them through their ~initlatory
exercises as ruthles3ly as q corporal
drilling an awkwarp squad. No uii-
hallowed male eye was allowed TO rest
upon the scene, though the young
Christians loitered longtngly round the
spot, and would have given their best
hymn books for q keyhole peep.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
DI-PATCH

GOLD-rHE ANTI.COOLIEITEs DE-.
b SIRE TO HAVE Mk.
VISIT CHINATOWN - NOMINEE
RXPBLLRD-FO BE SENTtNCkD-
THE WEATHER. .a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
o COUNTY CLERK.
WILLIAM q. 4

DRsPRCTRULLY ANNoUCNRA
liz himsef a. Q candidate for the once OF
County Clerk Of Storey County, subject to the
vontion. : ~ ~ aut6td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27

The PrSpaGatien 81 Else Y
A company has been Incorporated
for the purpose, Of carrying on the
business Of propagaeng hsh trout
more especially" ItAs an excellent
Idea, and If managed judiciolsly the
enterprise should be 2Rroitable one.
The destruction OF trol 10 the, streams
most accessible to the 9ity angler has
made that delicious tish1somewltat Of n
scarcity. If our Izaak' Waltons would
only use the rod and fly, there would
be sport for every one ; but they will
drag their murderous nets, thus de-
stroylng In a day all the finny inhablt-
ants. A commission was appointed
some time ago TO look into this matter.
and like all the other commissions that
were created by our late sapient Legis-
lature, they wear their honos, draw
pay aud do nothing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
FOR SHERIFF OF STOREY CO.
PHILIP SroNER

DRsPRCTPULLY ANNOUNCES
II himself as a candidate for the oficc OF Shcr.
Ia Of storey county. subject To- the decision OF
the Republican County Convention. = au22.tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
FoR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
JAMES w. WRIGHT
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
W. n. n. Lee,

~ GOLD HILL, ANN0UNCRS
~ himself ~ . candidate for Assessor OF
Storey County, Suhjsct 10 the nomination Of the
Republican County Convention, and respect.
dissrsnt W.rds ~ 9Ss count,YcisSsins him.
self that II elected to perform the duties Of ths
once with honesty and impartlAlty.
Gold Hin, August 18th, 1910. H'A Au2otd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27

It now appears that this defunct rascal
had accumulated . property worth
800, 600, and as be died intestate, It
all goes Into the hands Of the Public
Administrator-an uncertain bourne,
from which only the ghost Of m estate
ever returns. Verify, a hand organ b
more profitable than q political organ
and It pays better to grind out music
than editorials.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
? FoR COUNTY CLERK.
NJ. COOPER

NJ.
rs REsPRCTRULLY AN
i nounced as O candidate for the ONCE OF
County Clerk Of Storey County, subject 10 tho
declsion Of the Union Republican County Con-
yention. Fsgu EE p ani7-td'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
n.

DRNPRCTRULyY ANNOUNCRn
III himself % Q candidate for the once OF
decision Of The Union Republican County Con.
yention. aulo-lu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
FoR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
z. G. oR8E

DB0PEOTBULLY ANNOUNCES
III himself a. Q candidate for the once or
County Assessor, subject 70 the decision o. the
Renn6liean County Convention. AuB-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
RICHARD ARNOLD

DKsPRCTRULLY ANNOUNUAs
II himself - candidate for reelection TO the
once Of Assessor OF Storey county, subject TO
tion.. au3ttds
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19
RREVITIEs.

According to the lates statistics.
Englishmcn are about two inches
taller, aud more than seven pounds
lighter than Americans Of the
same age and similar pursuits.
The Kentucky Legislature has
passed a bill requiring foreign in,
surance companies, doing business
in that State, TO deposit $lOO,OOO
with the State Treasurer.
Miss Emma Jones has been
elected a professor in the new Uni
versity Of the Pacific at San Fran.
cisco. ..g
In Montreal, the policemen 90
round and compel householders to
remove the enormous icicles Dcn-
dant from the caves. .-0
Joe Jefferson has bought au is
land in St, MaryIs Parish La.
The Keepapitehinin is the name
a9Somici paper just started ID
Utah. ylWela gal
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

almost rs well known 10 New
Workers "a to Parisiant, ] need not
delay now 10 point them out.
II seems strange tbat IBIS matter
has not been ventilated tere; out,
AZ every one who knows Paris can
tell, ills hRthe salon and not In she
duc0ugenial or dangerous COLUMNS
lof Tire naRaPapaHs ihAt Auch mat
lers are discussed ; besides, many
Of those who have heard the ru-
NOR are half incredulOus that the
trick Of Smerdis should be played
IN the nineteenth century and In
Paris. But Il is this incredibly OH
which the late emperor relied most
for the success Of the scheme. The
story is lesking out now through
foreign creviccs, but until this pre-
sent occasion, | believe nothing
more definite has been published
about II than a distorted rumor At
tributed TO a swiss newspaper that
some person had been going round
representing that he is Napoleon.
You see that IN this there is just a
grain of truth, but it has been
strangely mingled with q bnshel Of
error,
] should have ~telegraphed this
matter to yon, but telegraphing
such a history from Paris is at
present more than any journalist,
having n reasonable fear Of Ste.
Pelage before bis mind, would at.
tempt, aud 10 he attempted he
could not succeed in sending il.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

THE New York World says
"Sheridan attempts to palliate
his Piegan hatchery by saying,
Erst, that Vincent Colyer is in
some Indian ring and, second,
that there have been eight hans
dred murders by the savages with
In his lsheridan's) command in
the last eight years. What has
Colyer's being in a ring to do
with sheridan's massacre Of one
hundred and forty women and
children down with the small
pox? And Is it not shameful that
this man seeks to cover his atroc.
fly By pleading his own wrongT
II there bave heen so many muir
dars in Sheridan's department,
who-is 10 Iblama but Sheridan him-
iselfP let there be less capcring
by the eommandant in Washing.
ton ball rooms, and there will be
lever ouIrages on the border.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

he left unregrotting but regretted,
for at heart he was D good fellow.
and made the warden a good com.
panion.
Such was justice in Mississippi
nearly forty years ago; but such
an incident as this could have
hardly occurred elsewhere.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19
OUR 0UNT ROADS,

The county roads are under the
care OF the Board Of Police. II is
their duty to know their condition.
and to know that road Overteers
are prompt and efficient in the per-
Torrance Of their part Of the work.
We have had occasion TO travel
some Of our county roads and can
speak by experience Of their horri-
ble and disgraceful condition.
We will venture to say there is
not a piece Of road of five miles
that has not double that number of
places in il almost impossible, and
only passAble at the risk of per-
sonal injury, or breakage, or both.
Now it is true II cannot he ex-
pccted that the county can have
some one constantly upon the
roads, but it is equally true that il
thorough work was done when
supposed to be done, that the roads
would not exhibit those holes bot
tom!css and ruts precipitous which
are now too frequent. we repeat
'hrt TIL. condition Of our roads i, a
s',amc aud disgrace, and a prompt
anG cfiriCn remedy should be APP
pied at once Tor the safety aud
convenience oCour people, and the
honor aud prosperity Of our coun-
".
The putting in order, and keeping
SO Of onr roads does not necessayi-
iy Involve any great expense. II
the system already in force Is
thoroughly carried out, we think
the roads will be kept in, at least,
u respectable condition. lit were
not that the BOard Of Police are
the responsible parties, we .hould
charge tue delinquency upon road
oversecrs, fOg the are indeed delin-
quenls. But WHY? Because mem
b.rs Of tie Board Of Police do
not sufficiently concern themselves
10 observe whether the road over
accrS are performing their work
thoroughly or not. A peculiar as
Is The nature o! our soil the road
can be placed and kept in sclyica-
bic condition with are aud labor
without great expense and in
fact not much more than that
consumed by working out of taxes.
IN the name Of the people OF this
county, we insist that our Board
Of Police give us better roads and
bridges. Let them leave their own
private figuring alone awhile and
try aud do the people at large a lit.
tic good.
AS TO our city streets aud walks.
we may as we'll urge the dead to
rise from their graves AS attempt
TO move the Council into doing
anything like street Improvement.
II their stcp.iathcr, old Nick,
should come after them with a red
hot poker, perhaps they NIGH
move TO - well. we doubt III
they are all too busy about their
own private schemes for Office and
plumber TO mind anything this old
"poke-easy" journal says, and SO
we can 'cuss" away at them ad
idaum expecting every day 10
get into a - row with some old
fOOl.l Nutf ced.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

TINS COrinlh New Era Of the 18th
States Ghat on the Monday night
before some forty armed and dis.
guisad men came to JscintO and
demanded The keys Of the jAilOr,
who not having any means Of re-
slsssncs, gave them up. The par
tIes thenwent into ihe room where
white man, who had practiced
deception and committed theft at
Rienzi, and aeOlOred man who had
broken open the store of II. S.
Brooke & o., OF this place, we're
eOnGned-tOOk them ont-hung the
white man and SHOT the colored
man.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

THE FIREs.-Tuesday morning
about three O'Clock au alarm Of fire
was given, which proved to be the
burning Of the residence OF Mr.. p.
Ware, on the WarrentOn road.
q mile andsa quarter from town.
The house stable aud carriage
house were consumed together
with the most Of the household
furniture aud q carriage aud bar
ness, making.thc loss almost to'al,
fm6unt to near $4,000, with an In
insurance Of 81, 100 In tie Home
or HaFtEord, COnuecticns with w.
A. Fdrchild, ESQ. The fire was
the work Ofan incendiary and the
destruction was very rapid owing
iothe heavy wind at the time. No
engines were on hand, and in fact
we Believe the our engines are con-
fned 10 the city limits.
Another alarm was given last
evening about Z o'clock. II was
caused by the burning Of thehousO
OF Mr.. Stricken near the City Hos
pital. It Is about a total loss, with
no insurance that we have heard,
and the property was probably
valued near $3.50.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

War REAsoK = The Meridian
Gazette claims that the capital Of
he State should be removed to Me-
rldian. Among otber rsTy cOgent
reasons Ger the selection Of that
point, the Gazette declares that
meridian q Tie Chicago Of Ais-
sissippi| II that don't secure tho
selection Of Meridian, there iS no
force II language.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

n Ywmaat, recently > lille girl
- into ths WatsE, mas carried
dawn under the Ice for aboat Ave
'ssds, west sger ; Ssgsn-fOOt dam,
and passed through an uudeFgFOuDd
rsnwsy FOR distance Of IS rods
10 smother dan. and was then re-
saps3 slivs, and Is doing well.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

Governor Holden, Of North
Carolina, has issued a proclama.
nation declaring the County oil
Alamance Ia be in q State Of in
.sarrection, because Of various out.
RACES committed by bands ofmcn
armed and disguised. After al.
luding 10 several lawlcos acts, he
states that information Is received
To the effect that law-abiding ciu.
zeDs have been whipped, shot,
scourged aud threatened with fur
thcr yisitations uf violence ii they
do not conform Ia n political stan
ddrd set up BY these assasins and
murdercrs. lie pledges the whole
power Ofthe STATE government n
put a stop 10 these outrages, and
says that criminals who may eS.
cape to adjoining counties, will be
pursured, aud if not delivered up
by the civil authorities, or # shell.
tered by the civil authorities, such
counties will also be declared in q
State of in%surrection. The State
militia will now be sent to Ala.
nance, and, il necessary, Federal
troops will be called upon.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

u, khe state election held in
iRew hampshire, ON the Sth inst.
the Radicals reelected onslow
'ssearns Governor, by a greatly
redaS = majority. That, party
win also control the Legislature,
but by a smaller majority than
heretofore.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

The Washington correspondent
pr the New Yofk Times. under.
late March 8 frtes a. low
"The Georgia bill passed the
.Heuse III, afternoon with Judge
Bingham ahdekdheht, WHICH bf5I
'hibils the BHi nom Being c8n.
strded 50 asVO perpetHate the puss.
emit Legislature, beyond Dec. -,
.lS70, or 10 prOloRg the term Of
any officer beyond the term for
which be was originally elected.
In other words, 10 il a virtual dee
laration TINT Congress has the
power to interfere IN any State,
and correct irregularities in IFS
form OF government, which may be
inconsistent with the provision Of
the Constitution which provides
that the United States shall guar.
antee to every State a re-
publican form Of govern
mcnt. Messrs. Butler, Davis,
and others sought to justi-
fy the present action Of Congress
on the ground that the Stale gov.
eminent had never been anything
but provisional Blu the position
assumed by mr.. Bingham in its
actual effect reaches a great deal
farther and makes it not impossi.
BILE that Congress will interfere
and correct usuFpatiOns and irreg-
ularities in other States as well.-
This is a severe defeat to Gov.
Bullock and his friends, as the bill
will pass the Senate in its present
shape without much doubt; and
in the election Of a new Lcgisla.
ture the majority is likely to be
Democratic. It's virtual effect 10
to render the election of Foster
Blodgett as United States Senator
invalid. Bingham's amendment
passed by ia yeas to y nays, the
latter being all Republicans
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

2 RfEE. Provisional President of
the new Republic Of Winnipeg is
having anther stormy reign Oft,
ytf he seems equal to every emer-
eney,s Internal revolutions rack
little republIc and give him
~ much employment as he
de A short Tins vince he ar.
Vested lnimiOal to bis Govern
Schultz, who sue
aea D zee ~ aud organizing
6fs5Ae over one hul.
dared men under she pmmand of
Major. nonllohs This erce, viii
BE- exception Of the salAat Doc
81. has been shrrehdssf Riel
Several 6f the numbaF B,
ofRlel, been Ahot ana
or ten other Il is Thought WIZ
DON. Doctor Schultz a last D
counts Va underwriting q esca
0xeFa milton and 4 half o. }.
mse beings have 81 driven
tho workhouae BY the cyigiogH
of the last twenty years in Il
land.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

DOES our Legislature Intend to
offer the same extravagsnt rewards
for every man charged with the
commission Of crime who escapes
from prison, as 1t offered the other
day for the apprehension Of Col.
Yerger? Gentlemen, leave the
Governor to offer the necessary
reward in this case and eOhiine
yourselves 10 your legitimate dn-
ties. Laws are to be made to gov
ern Just such cases. Apply your
selves to the famingOf necessary
laws, aud let this matter afterwards
for the aappfsbeasionpsOf escaped
prisoners be attended to by other
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

IT is rumored that r. S. Buck /,
to be Judge Of Warren county
Circuit Court and r. ]. Miller,
Chancellor of the Chancory COuit
of said county, the county to csu-
stitute a distinct Judicial District.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

lively little breach
saas IN Keaiueky last
soa iala4t AAt54Ba
plsfhHTehths -
vs. brought bsespls sha de-
adani had hssa foollnE that gal
L. aaaa-A. ---.. .-T
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19


sdThe wisconsin Assembly, fe-
.jected the proposition for female
suffrage the other day.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

A majority ofthe shares Of the
Thomaston National Bank, in
Maine are owed by women. aisis
III Los Angeles county, Cal, one
thousand horses were lately sold
at 80 per head.
d Massachusetts has l79 Upitari9n
congregations NR other STATE
but New York has over twenty.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-19

.-. % .
Much FATIGUED.-We are in
formed that in Laramie City, q
mixed jury Of males and females,
has returned a verdict Of guilty in
a murder trial there, aud that the
lady Jurors !'were much Catigued,"
Their fatigue, We presume, arose
from the fact that they were com.
peeled to remain perfectly quiet
while the lawyers and witnesses
dill all the talking. This We take
it to be about the most laborious
and e~xhaHsting performance to
which q woman can be subjected.
But they are OF the strong minded
order there, and have clamored
for and obtained the great boon OF
suffrage which carries with it these
duties. Another statement comes
that Il similar jury trying a similar
case have failed to agree, and that
the jury has been locked in for
three days and nights, hoping by
this Imprisonment to force q YER
dict. Although the women look.
ed pale and fatigued, they are
plucky, and are as far from q decis-
ion now as ever. IL there Is one
thing in which a woman is pre.emi-
nent, it is in stubbornly refusing
to be convinced when she is once
decided, and as no two women ev,
er fully agreed upon any subject,
We predict that not many cases will
be decided by these mixed jpries.