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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

Der W.,D. Seralb" brinst eincn ar.
titel nit iol9enber beSeibuenbcr llebcridriit:
y0ie Inti-g Grant SeWegnlg. - Siiele 2lells
Berlngeu eiueS Seridu6rerS 9eger lllpiieS l..
- y8oS oil benz Mtarne nit Dem Sabel ulb
Der Gigarre in. = Gin sieriger, baihenber,
itlSi9cr, 9eloiiibti9cr Wanu obne 3art9efibl
uub Selbiiaftrtug. - &olltdnoiae Blob.
itelnn8 ieiner Scrlcgungen Der S%onititution
II, /. ~"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

Derr OF. = Omtn Sto mauu, Qices
Soniul bcl'm &cru'Dcrter taiierlid'eu eeut'
idlet General o GoHiulut tit iu'S SunoeS.
tanileramt beruien morocll NIB nit benbam.
burger 0ampier o8efpbalia" had Dentid
lano ohgcgnngeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

Sn Hem Dprt wnroe am Sonntaac
ein i3lpeis oer ,aatboliiden Linton" gebiloet
l.no seldliiiie 9e9en bic @ommaniiisn ais
Heinee Der &eligicn nno Sronung paiirt.
@leif3eitig wnroen Sgmpatbie' llno SitliSs
Veidliiiie fir oen Yapit angenomnteu.
Wir tbeilten bsreits nit, oab bic yllni,
OH" in alen Sbeilen Der Der. Staateu 3ipetgs
pereine %griinoet. Gin Gentralfbrper ioa &c
btleet weroen, lobalo bic Organization allent.
balben bewertfe0igt 1T, Sin bcrpcrraOenoeS
Mitglieb Der s%ltuion" III in 9iep. Dorf Der
befannte Abpofat Gb. S'Sonor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Ger @raiiScnt nnO Istne
6educr.

Sc Arlington, 10. 0es.-@S bate itd)
6treitS uorgeltcru has @eriidt uerbrettet, eS
lei Elm Ylan I'M @erte, nm ein nSmpeadlr
mcnt" gegen Praiioent @rant aiSnre9el.
aufangS itetftc man beuielbcn teiie1@lan'
ben, nad)bem man aber uGbere @rfutoiguns
gen eingeso9en unb iogar ben Gntwrmi oe8
~Sipeiten vSmpeadmcnt" : artifelS geleien,
muBte man iid sefteben, oaB Die Sahc nidt
gang obne @ruuo iei. Gs il bis jeet nod
tein Yolitifer berpor9etreten, eer iid olsSbeils
nebmer al bieier a9ltotion betenltt, ob0leid)
einige 0ericlben b%ebauptcn, oaS tic BON benz
Yrolefte bon britten Berioneu 9eb6rt, jeoO6
BET Sohesteine Seahtung geid)entt babcl.
Die beTotratii6en SougreBnltt9lieoer, nit
benel Der Serldteritatter rnteneouts pfo9,
;~peifeln nidJt, bab cine 6eibe uon antla9en
gegen ben Yrdibenten Grant it6 begrilnotn
lieBeu, 9laubsH aber niht, Oab ilb 10 uiee
Stimmen bal iir i'm 9ttprdieutdntcnbauie iins
ben wiirben, I'M DaS oSntpead)mcnt" Dor otn
Scuat bringen III t6nuell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
YHns mcrnrt Shr thun

.@citdit lit msInt Troftifou" Ia Die antuotts
bauu aui isecn Tda briudtI ClnsH Stubitn . 6uriue
in SiruaHt, Stratton 8 Callers SuRoesihulr.
8tCIttbc II eurhpta r]enoutrl, meme Siutner init
perhffcrteu GrleihtrrnuetH fnh btRBuBeIigt unb liz
fc In Sinitht Der GlsctptlH, bee gtIuhs uES Der CT
pCbnnas UittbphtR icgt cine bet bttcu Shulen tnl
GauoC. &itituigtu, IUrtbt etCies luCltbCrnbmtt Dee
lhultSsG ouCpe norb Mot gcitGts, iputeu oteice tbiH.
obtr tir SoHcaCz Boiumente icuoat. Sic Abeuotdule
Ut tctt %Ge0ffnct. 9cbrr iurQC NtGnu ioute bieiCibe be
iutrn. 80 1T cine Husiugc pOH Sdtunt Grlb, Uetde
it'd ltberiib bcSdbit.
9ltgrH weroen IuoblthuH, oieie pertLocHsu aHrts
guugeH gu bratbtcn uno itd bcIreemub yu p%trpaitttt.
Gas heitc pCgnt. uclhee ibr 8utcn AinocLI ptIt0s
ben t6nHt. III cine prattiite Sysithuug. tDtt2,i9S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Nie Ruf(ur 9yrc1cfTe

Cow MI / q, 9.sG., II, De3br, - Sci
Der SeslrtGeiluts Der autlnre, meld1e fdl
idulbig bstannteu, wiro bas 8nnoesacridt
entiheiotu, inter ueld)er Settion bes autlur,
@eieees iold)e Slflure ;u beirafen iino. Sn
benz Sale Nuerp'S, ,peld)er beS Worbes anae.
tlu9t 1T, bcantraste bic Ssrtheioi9uns, bic
Nntla9e uieOer,uidfagen. Dian erWartet,
baB Oieier Sal Dor oas Sbsrbunoesgeribt
folu.ieu mirb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

Qohn etnes beribmten ptatt.
beWt Den 9ihtsrS. = Son aieI mire
aeneleet:. yRad bem ~. g." bat Der Gnl.
tus .@tiniffer oen BEN Yrot. Or. 81. @rotb
in anerfennut8 ieiner bidteriid)en eeiiiungen
aeudlrten 9%ahresgebalt pom /. SaHuar 1872
at BON 800 anf 1900 2blr. erhbbt, eiue gn.
eritnnnfg, aber bic ld, ieecr gsbiieets 0ett-
fdie freteit tptrb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

GS mtro odraui uuimerhnm gcmndDt, baB
a i%telar, Der bctanutt Steouer III ben Dlo-
oriOcr Sortes, elmer Der entiticocnlttu Scfitr-
uorter Der Communion III uuo Mite Ror
uCmbcr bic Vetttren III cIner laugcu &tNe Der,
tbctbigtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
@ransunaIiiefe in NbiIaSclybia.

y b ilaoelpb | a, II. OeI. Die
Grploiion ether aobleubaampe peririad)te &C.
ltern9lbenb cine 8elersbruult in Der Yertblir.
ipoburd) bic lcidle eiaeS ManneS, BET oil ben
Ylattern Seitorbct mar, periebrt iulrbe. Die
gSittipe nit oreiaiuoern puroe obbadlcS nro
Niemanb uoutc ibr ein llaterfominen geben,
aus 6trdt Dor 4nItedung. ShlieBlid)
brad)te man ie nad) benz Stationsbanie
9ouiia Dicgteil ltarb an Yranbwunbcn,
iuoem ihr aleib Teuer fling at chem ireien
Teuer ipeldes mon hebet benz Shlitt-
iduhteidle III @ernl antolun onacsiinhet hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

Sl Inctnnuttt III nab lutSem SraH
tcnlagcr pttnrtdl SrHuS aus SSliabriid, III
elmer 3cit Stelerbeamte in Gmbcn uno al.
!tbt Sctretdr in Der Office ccS ,GiHc. SottS
tretuloS," i'll 80, ycbcnSIaBre nit Sobt abpe.
Ahlintn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Der beabNbtistc aluSftanS eerSobs
tcuarbctter.

Ybi1abeIpbta a, 9. 0ei. 9os
rWiiner'S Sournal" iagt, oab ein ausltarb
Der 8obtcnarbeiter III bet jeei9en SabreSSeit
mr. i'm Snterciie Der Gigentbiimer leia lpiiroe,
bic Mid)ts tbua wiiroen, lint inn III perbiiten,
ba CT Bic Sorratbc MIR perringcrn wiiroc. Die
Yergleltte fDnueu teinen SortbeIl bapoll ia.
ben, oa bic 8orrdtbe ani benz Dtartte nod
fir LANCE i3eit ansleiden. S8cnn aber citl
FOLDER Strite allgernein iperoen loate, 10
miiiie man annebmen, oaB Die Gisentbiinler
int Stiueu oa5i reisen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Q%Dspeptiker,
persw eifelt nt9t!
Qufmumtsrubc SnnSe fur Gn9!

ssbspept,fer unb 2eioencs an 2eters Hhe Dlaasrs
Sranfbsittu iuelte bon oHoern arsss'sa tahe os'e
runo erbQltfu, ttnp einee.hpet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Mtucr'S
beriibnteS Db8pcpiin

All ueriuden, elm rein peeetablIijdcs. Yraparat, aan3s
lid unjddeith, teooh pnneeriam tnritenes Gigen'
i,Snajten In obenaeuannteu eeibcn beieenb. mir tluets
3ein. oas eB elm Dsilin.ttsl inter bent @uhilfuni gtebt
ipeibes In ipsnissr Mdden ieine @silnna beuirtt, als
Dfi1Ier's GpspeVin, mo 1T Der Stgsntpnmer nei
reit. lpeuu tariin erfutt, Ole ytanien ntprereI unite
rer berporraetnben Glnpobner an5u9fbfn , peife
bnrh DEN Ge6Ealh cieifr bsrhbmisn Wiittir ipre rs.
jnnobett ,pieoer NbdItsn laben. Gtni9e eteler tsaus
suaren dbroniihe Gnspepte BON Der f6llrnniten Arr
rueId. non nnleren bSesn Aersten obns grtol8 ee5a.~
belt, ieoodt nnrd Den Gssrautte iniger Diaitsn Sps.
u. ., pRiler,
affefiN9er Gtssnsbimer,
.Rr. II, WprhsScparearaae.
e Be e%-esutfeH ~ 9absn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Nlmfcrcf.

New.Dorf, II. Deg. - Der Commit.
liitcn, @eneral Slnierct traf am lebten Wtitts
nod in BEN 9ompier oGuiia" bon 9iucrs
pool bier ein. Gr rcii'tc utter benz anaelom,
iuertct Namen Siucent. Aus Sranfretd) maf
CT iiber bic ipauiidle @renSe sntpid)en uub
bate iibcr Ycrtu8ai icinen g8eg mad Chg
Lamb gefunocn. Gr mar int .YreSeott.pouie"
bier abgcitic9en uao %reiite bereitS porgcItert
iuieocr BON bier ab mad 0auanua, bon no CT
itdl mad Wtcrito mcnoen Wirb. Seuor sri
ranOa bot ibnt III europa ell COMMANDO
itntcr SuarcS 9cgen Yoriiric 3ias alt, unb
miro CT t6 3uare; nm SRr 9iipoltiouI ftcl-
lclt. &CridlIebeue bieiigc u9nternatioralt"
utod,tet NIufrrrt lire ~ tfmnrt,tuo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Garior=G banoelters

Nartors@ bduoeliers,
EGrlorz@ banosliers.
SibliotheFsG hdnseIiers,
Sibttotbeta @banneiters,
8t6iiotbetsG baubeIicre.
GSiimi m er= g hdueeIierS,
@BStmnIcr@@ bdnbeliers,
@6SimmersG 9anoeliers.
6auSdar; Is banSsIiers.
9ausHurzS bGuoeltfrs,
SGusfnrs9 banoctters.
2las Slrtem @dssiuriebtuuaeu.
Balierz uno % aSrobren mo
NepntatuIen tet
6. q. Gapisicn,
Rr. ;, Nolossibeytufra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

Sn EoutSuille, 8p., 1T Der bctntuute
III. Weber alS Shulratb crluahlt worbsH.
Sptclbugen, oer beriibmtt oeutite
Noptltlt, miro i'm niditen Triihinbre mad,
AIitcrtto tomnttr, nmI iibcr SbntcSptnre III
lticu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Ser Yrtns DDn SSaics.
Spanicn llnb bic Scr. Stdoteu.
9ic Ginil. Gbe III 9euti6lanb.
lie Cholera.

Is / 0 ntid)cibu 6eS Sber.
Sunhe8 bte 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Selc9raplille 9eheiGen.

Bon Der "aHociirten Grrffe" fit ben .9sutIter
&ortelponoenten" beribtet. = Der "eorrefpou.
bent" III ods cinJi9e oeutibe Oiorgenblatt 8al,
ttntore's, foelbee bic Sntaroz unb aabeIzSei
peiRen 6eSitbt uno ouniidn6ia uerbHsutllht.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

Sohon, ii. 9e;. g8m. Salton wuroc
beute nit nabeiu $500 Stimmcn Dtcbrbeit
gum Wtagor wieosrer,udblt. Saitor, Der Gan.
biOat Der 0cmofratcn NIB llnabbdn9igen, er-
belt $500, talbot, Gepublifaher, crbielt 6157
StimmsH. llebri9ens ipirben bic Yartet'
gren3elt bel oieier Wabl allgenleit i%gtorirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
6%aiacnfriit.

Bnffalo, II. Del. 3. q, @ehltbcl'
NIB SameS StclG, peld,e an 10. b. M. &C.
bdnst iperoen iolter, baben bis ium II. San.
SaInerfriit crbolteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Wene Mnieigen.

gnrsiisli6s ,udergeinf3eue S9infeu,
1000 5tld pom erriugem @riui6te
su IA Gsuts orc Siuns
Reue Saleneis sioansu,
900 9itheu,
iu i6 Gents pro gunO
uuo aIes Rotbpsnbiqe
fur sseibuadbtfn bel
Is. &ewis Tunlep,
t2e3-H 5sr.fs. siSsfsSiaItim0reHr.
- AletoersaJld8a,tn
Ii Der ,Warbiez3ul,"
berlegt, umQeiinltct uuo iriif auSfiaffrt
NIT riitent nnnl ucUeu gHdQreutQQer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

New = Dort, IL. 9esbr. - Gtlb iei
III I. 99ed)iel ihloieu felt ju .. Sob attn
9t-9s. Bombs feit; aber l nieoriger, oils
bic bbbite Quotation Ssdier ll7s; 1S62cr
l1Og. Ittien attip mGbrenp beS gnr3cu Sd
NeS. Central 87s; eric 32A bleaching lliB;
gatc Shore 905 Yittsburg 1851 Worth'
g8elttru 6l4-S9B; Nod.Sslano 1899. @i'
lang acknowledgements Sob ss6,467,4i0;
SoIraut SS,7li,6 13.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-03

Nor JUST TIE TnISG.-ro arrest
men charged with the heinous crime
OF arson. then turn them loose OH q
promise that they will leave the field
Of their crimes and prey upon some
other part of the State. II a man Is
not tit to live in Storey county. he i:
not fit to be ut large in the State, and
Virginia Vigilantes have no right to
force them on other communities
State Register.
We agree with the Register, and
think that, in justice to other commu.
mites equally as respectable as Nir-
ginia City, when the Vigilantes send n
man out they should also forward n
description of his personal appearance,
etc. so that he may be recognized and
kept moving onward. Then when one
Of the class referred to reached n town
the people would be on their guard,
and no one to blame for depredations
committed n v the people themselves.
Reno .Stdte Journal.
"Self preservation is the first law
of nature"-and the Vigilantes Of Vir-
ginia City have evidently adopted 1t.
The suggestion Of the Journal to send
a rogues' picture gallery all over the
State is good, and we hope the Vigi-
lantes will not delay in employing
n n artist to bring his photograph in
struments to bear on every scoundrel
In the community, so as to rid the
State entirely Of murderers, incendia-
ries h~Ighwaynien and burglars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-03

ScANDAI.-In the name of q virtuous
and outraged community, we protest
against the slanderous reports now
being circulated in the outside districts
concerning the moral status OF our citi.
zens and C~itizenesses. A fellow came
In from Mineral Hill yesterday, and
gravely informed us that the report
was current there and generally be-
lieved that fourteen divorce cases were
filed in our District Court. Others
who arrived here from Battle Noun
tain mentioned rumors floating there
to the same effect, and now comes the
Ely Record, from the virtuous town OF
| Phoebe. who does not mince matters,
but gives the names OF soine of our
prominent families. We are glad to
have the matter presented In n tangi-
Bile shape, rs 1t gives an opportunity OF
e~ffectually contradlcting all these slan-
derous reports. Fourteend divorce cases!
Just think of 1t! Why, Judge Nc
Kenney would have to send to Indiana
to procure the assistance of an Asso-
clate Judge familiar with this particu-
lar branch of the judiciary. No, sir;
our married people are as happy as
CLAIMS at high tide. We have no spirit
ualists among US hunting aftlnitles.
and no Don Juans sloshing around
worthy of mention. Ours Is a staid
aud virtuous community. Our men
might safely be entrusted with the
morals of a young ladies' seminary ;
our women are like Caesars wife, and
our girls as pure and chaste as Diana
on the moon" You al say all you
please about us-call Il mines wild
cat" our city "ancient," or whatever
else you ~please-but when 1t comes to
our women, we say "hands OFF,
Reese Rirer RereiUe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-03
PIOCHR ITEMS.

ErOLl luC INCEOIu, OUku.l
BULLION SHIPPED IN Two DAYS.
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped oil the
9th Instant, via Hamilton, six bars OF
bullion. from PHI. Felsenthal to Green
baum Bros, san Francisco, valued ut
s., 293 05. Also, via Salt Lake, seven
bars, from the Meadow Valley COM
pamy to Lees & Waller, New York,
valued ut 5000 81. Also, via Salt
Lake, nine bars from the Raymond u
Ely Company to Lees & Waller, New
York. valued at $l5,630 80. On the
10Th instant they shipped, via Hamil-
ton, one bar from B. F. Sides to Wells
Fargo & Co., Sun Francisco, valued at
i 1892 SO. Also, via Salt Lake, seven
bars from the Meadow Valley Com
pany to Lees 4 Waller, New York,
valued at $l0,3l5 II. Also, via Salt
Lake, three bars, from B. w. Field to
Wells, Fargo & Co, New York. valued
at $5,6SS 81. Total, $4S,3Sl 16. How
is that for high?
my NAME IS SAM "a specimen
Of the genus homo, known as Sam, who,
by the way, Is Nh old sailor, arrived In
Phoebe on last Tuesdays stage, ''spilin
for q fight" He did not have to 90 far
nor search long for the object he
wished, but ran across q gentleman,
whom we shall call Rox, who seemed
disposed to accommodate him. Step
ping up to RoX in u threatening and
defiant manner, he said, My name is
SAM" at the same time striking an
attitude. A skillfully planted right
handler sent Sam to grass, and caused
him to come to time a little ''groggy."
First knock-down for Rox. In the
second round Sam again "kisSed the
EARTH" caused by 4 left-handcr carom-
ing OH his "smeller." sam came to
the conclusion about this time that
discretion IA the better part of
valor," and beat n hasty retreat around
the corner.
SALT LAKE STAGE.-Stages for Salt
Lake leave regular every other morn
ing ut S O'Clock. The roads are now
in fair condition. and travel in future
will be good. The fare Is still $50, and
all passengers going that way are re-
QueSted to book themselves the evening
before with the agent, Is. F. Sides, at
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S, Meadow Valley
street.
ALINoSY GRANTED.-In the suit of
j. E. Hinzman vs.. 1. B. Hinzman Mrs.
Steele VS.. big Ike''l for divorce, ali
mony and costs Of suit, Judge Fuller
rendered a decision In favor Of plaintiff
for $65 per month alimony and $500
for counsel fees, which was ordered to
be paid within three days after service
Of a copy Of the order upon him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-03
DISPATCH

SAN Francisco, April 3-3 p. NJ
Gold at 3 p. NJ, HOS. Greenbacks,
90A selling, 9l99lI.
The Fair-C rittenden case is progress
Ing to-day. The defense have got down
to the medical testimony. DR.. Lyford,
now on tho stand, testifles that Mrs
Fair at regular intervals was so insane
that she could not by any possibility
be considered morally responsible fol
her acts.
President Grant has written to hls
former Secretary, General Horace Por'
ter, that he expects to leave for Cali
fornia about the last week In April,
bul it depends upon the time of the
adjournment of Congress. If the ad'
journment takes place as expected,
about the 1st of April, he will leave al
that time. His visit here Is n Ger.
tainty, unless something occurs to pre-.
vent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-03

TnE SACRAMENTO GIFT ENTERTAIN
MEST.-Tickets in this concert are In
big demand. From all directions come
orders for them, and for books Of them.
Numerous are the requests that reach
the central office here for special num-
bers, and for the purpose of gratifying
those who make such demand, the
managers have so arranged affairs that
they can tell where the desired num-
Der Is If they have it not. Thus any
number asked for can be had OH appli-
cation, If it be not already disposed of.
So great Is the run for them that the
managers positively assert that the
concert will be given May LIST, MS an
nounced, and then somebody will have
secured the big prize.-Sac. Bee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-03

The BRrTtsH ARMY.-The estimates
Of the actual expenses for the support
Of the British army for the year end
Ing June 30, 1872, amount to $73,4SS,-
sou. against $5S, 1929, 925 in 1871, and
$G2, 223,S2 in 1860. The estimates for
the year lS7l-aa are therefore the largest
Of any heretofore submitted to Parlia-
ment since the succession Of Mr.. Glad
stone to power. The regular forces to
be provided for number 1888, POI, or
1880 more than were included in the
estimates for lS7OLl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-03

TIE CATTLE TRADE-A New PHASE
IN IT.-Ten cars of cattle we're sent to
San Francisco last night. Ten cars
more arrived from Battle Mountain,
and we're held over until tonight,
being unloaded at the pens to give the
animals the accustomed and needed
days rest. A new phase In this bust
ness Is about to be presented. Over
5000 head Of beef cattle will be sent
from Livermore valley to be fattened
among the sagebrush Of Nevada, from
whence they will be reshipped to San
Francisco rs soon MS they are In good
condition and the market Is ready for
them.-Sdc. Record Of yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-03
AJ..l.s. Hu.p..a sl.... ri, v,c.,

From the Morris (nl.) Herald.1
About one year ago Anna j. Westa-
cot vas married to Caesar Cowles. For
some reasons the union did not prove
pleasant, and the wife applied for and
obtained q decree Of divorce at the last
fall term Of the Circuit Court. Since
that time Cowles has been madly in
censed at her, and has threatened to
have revenge. On Friday evening, at
about 8 O'Clock, Anna Cowles was
going out of town In a carriage with
Mr.. Litel Raymond, with whose family
she was stopping. When going off Of
the south end Of the canal bridge (Mr.
Raymond and Mrs. Cowles were sit
ting on the front seat of the wagon),
Cowles got into the wagon behind
them, unobserfed, and the first intima-
ton of his presence was gained by his
putting his hand on Jenny's shoulder,
with the remark: "Jenny, my girl,
I've got you at last. Now, I want you
to take back, before this man, what
you have said about me-" 10 this the
woman replied: 81 don't want any
thing to do with you; get ont, and let
me alone" After demanding the same
thing again, and getting substantially
the same answer, CowIes threw one
foot out of the wagon, rs II he wa
about to get out, but, pulling out n
revolver at the same time, he placed it
close to her head, when Raymond
threw his hand up, and the shot did
not take effect. He continued to fire,
Raymond holding the horses with one
hand and fighting him off with the
other. In the meantime Mr.. Wood
came to the rescue, and, clinching
Cowles, and the horses starting, he was
dragged from the wagon and secured.
Four shots were fired, one Of which
took effect In the left temple Of the
woman. She vas quickly taken to the
office OF DR.. Hand, and Cowles was
placed in jail. An examination proved
that the ball entered her skull, where
1t still remains. 1t is difficult yet to
tell what the result will be, but hopes
are entertained that she will survive
her wounds.
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SAN Francisco, April 81 +. NJ
The weather is cloudy and cool; wind
southeast.
Z. NJ. johnson was held to answer
on two charges of burglary.
The schooner California arrived this
morning from Magdalena Bay, with
fourteen returning colonists, and Cap
tain Isham, who has been acting as
agent for tho Lower California
Company, Mt Masdalena. Tho Caiitor-
mia left Magdalena before the Montana
arrived there with three hundred New
York colonists.
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Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
BY THE CABLES.
FROM EUROPE.

NEW YoRK, April 3d.-A Paris spe-
cial correspondent telegraphs that on
Sunday morning there was a serious
engagement between the Government
troops and Communists. About 2,OOC
National Guards marched on Courle.
veoi, and were met by the Gend'armes
and the Gardes Forestiers. The Cap
tain of the latter galloped up, waving
his cap, intending to address the Com.
munists, when a Zouave shot him dead.
A general action followed, In which
the Gend'armes took five prisoners,
who were Immediately shot. The guns
Of Fort Valerein swept the road, and
the Communists fled, leaving % in
surgents killed and many wounded.
The engagement ended at one o'clock
Tho Nationals still hold Porte Maillot.
Battalions and artillery are hurrying
up. The rappala is beating and the
ramparts being manned. The greatest
excitement prevails.
The same correspondent telegraphs
from Versailles OH the evening Of the
ID that the crisis Is at hand. Two
batteries are i'll motion ON the Paris
road, and the ambulances are all ready.
Bismarck has given permission for any
number of troops to be ma>sed near
Paris, and says if order is not restored
in Paris by the 18th instant, the Ger
mans will enter. This news Is re-
liable.
New York, April 3.-The following
Associated Press dispatch was received
this morning, dated Paris Sunday even-
ing, via London April Sd, 6 A. NJ:
Fighting has been going OH since
yesterday evening at various points.
Mont Valera opened upon the COL
umns of the Nationals which were
marching on %Courbevoire, and kept up
n continuous fire several hours, to pre-
vent them establishing themselves in
position there. The Nationals finally
were compelled to retreat, with con-
siderable loss.
Popular indignation against the Ver-
saillcs Government Is terrific.
VERSAILLES, March Solicitation Is
appointed COmmander-in-Chie
PARIS, March 3.-There was n con-
tinual movement Of the Commune
forces during the night, and n distant
cannonade was audible.
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The San Domingo Commissioners
are reported As quarreling owe their
report. Each has written a report and
wants the other to sign it. Ben Wade
will wade in for annexation. DIR.
Howe cannot tell how it will be, and
President White will give n fair, white
report. 1t will be time enough for us
to discuss the report after VIC get 1t.