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GERMAN Y.

BERLIN, October 91-Evening.-Thc
Prussian CroSS Gazette says that The gov.
eminent has made good It's threat to up.
peal to the country on the reform bill.
The present session Of the Diet will be
closed to morrow afternoon, when the
decree will be read dissolving the body
and ordering an election for a new Diet,
which is called to meet on the 18th of
November.
The Upper House of tho Prussian Diet
finally rejected the country reform bill by
a vote Of las to 19. This was done in
the lace Of the Minister OF the Interior
that it the measure was defeated, the
government would dissolve the Diet and
convoke q new one.
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The Northern Pacific Railroad In.
sDeCtiOn,

ST.. PAUL, October 9l.-The Executive
Committee OF the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company returned last evening to
this city from tour oi inspection Of their
road In this State and Dakota, as also OF
the st. Vincent branch Of the st. Paul &
Pacific road. They report that both roads
are well constructed. The rails are laid
on the Northern Pacific road l75 miles
west Of the Red river, and tho track will
be completed to the Missouri river, 400
miles west of Lake Superior, in about fii.
teen days, Tho laborers on the ST. Vim
cent branch Of the St. Paul and Pacific
road have been paid of and discharged,
by reason OF the near approach Of winter
and Of some misunderstanding with the
financial agents in Amsterdam of the
road, with whom all the bonds were
placed for negotiation under On arrange
nlcnt with the company,
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A Ku.Klnx Expedition that did not
Pay.

NASHVILLE, October Sl.-Just before
daylight Tuesday, five men, disguised,
visited the cabin ol a negro named Craw.
lord, on ths farm Of Barney Patterson,
between Normandy and TIllahoms, on
the Nashville L Chattanooga Railroad.
Crawford refused to admit them, where
upon they broke open his door. Hc
then shot and killed one OF them. The
others retreated, but came back and were
permitted to bear Off their dead compan-
ion, who proved to be young man
named Carr, who resided near Normandy,
His disguised comrades carried his re.
mains home, but did not mako them
selves known.
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A FAMILY REuNIoN.-Last Saturday
vas a glad day for DR., Henry West and
i.auily. It was u gathering oI "Father,
Mother, Sister, Brother, and all who held
each other dear" There were present
!he Doctor and lady, Judge Carroll and
I!dy, Mrs. Sarah Askew, a daughter from
Kansas, Joseph H., and John West and
their wives, Frank W. K, Addie K,
Luna, J. p, Samuel L., Henry, Ellen,
Agnes, Simon B., and ten grand children
making IN all family Of twenty.nine, in
perfect health. They all sat down at one
sOLe laden with good things, and all at
Sended the Presbyterian Church on Sab
oath morning.-IS ClGirSUiRe Chronicle.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 3l.-Slr samnel Mar.
tin Puisne, Baron ofthe Court ol Excheo
uer, will probably succeed Lord Pen.
z4nce as Judge OF tho Court OF Probate
and Divorce.
The Emperor Of Germany has confer
red on MIR. Hipworth Dixon, the decora.
ton OF the knight oi the Golden Gross.
A letter from on board the British
sloop OF war Shearwater, reports that
1t. Moore and gunner Maboney OF that
vessel, on the 25th inst, performed the
teat Of swimming acrosS the hellespont
from Abydos to SestOs.
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Election of Vermont state Officers.

MONTPELIER, October Sl.-The Yer
mont Legislature made the following Sc
lectionsf for State officers to day: secreta-
~ OF State, George Nichols; Auditor, W,
g Ferrin; Quartermaster General, W. w.
Synde; AdjItant and Inspector General,
james Speck; Judge Advocate, General
8 NJ. Southland; Railroad Commissioner
NJ. 8 Bailey; Directors Of State Prison
J. W. Hsrthaw and ". R. Speed.
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= PROFESSOR LAPuAM, of the United States
=, aI,e,,eEsFaph service, has published report
", W ae ioFest flies last year. he believes
val W all our pairies were originally wood.
~, Ss, ana that they have been cleared
S1.y Wholly by fire, which he says, destroys
s'Ctylalng on and in them except the
;vVS = 9S OF tho buffalo grass. Since this Is so,
",'UI!nws ",ws that tho land Is perfectly well
SapIed Tor timber growth. If trees are
p'An'ed and protected, they will flourish.
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Weather Report.
Wan DEPARTHENT,
UYyIoR or FH4 CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, D. c., October Sl.-7:So Pm, !

For the lower lakes diminishing pres.
sure, southwesterly winds, cloudy weather
and occasional rains will prevail, and
probably extend to New England and the
Middle States tomorrow. In the South
Atlantic and Gull States partially cloudy
weather, with higher temperature in the
former, and In both sections light north
erly to easterly winds, with possibly oc'
casional coast rains. In the Northwest
and thence to the Mississippi and Lower
Ohio Valley, and to the upper lakes,
clear and clearing weather, and light
nOrthwesterly winds, with frosts, in the
Northwest and thence to Missouri and
Southern Indiana on Friday morning
The Ohio river will rise below Cincin-
natl
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A WRITER in tho London Times relates
mat In the mummy pit at Sackara, Egypt,
le saw many persons busily engaged In
searching out, sitting, and sorting femoro,
aoIS, ard other bony bits Of the human
form, which almost crusted the ground
!Nefesbouts. Nine camels were employed
70 bear these in nets to the river side
waeFe vessels waited to cary them to AL.
s&andtta, where they shipped to English
manufacturers Of manure. The trade IS
, StHk and Is said to have been going on
'oFyearS, and may so on for many more.
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CINCINNATI, Oct, 8l.-A special to the
Gazette from Xenis says that yesterday,
one mile north Of Frost's Station in
Greene county, VIM. B. Ritcheson laid
wait In fence corner with double bar.
relied shotgun and shot VIM. Fogwell rs
he passed along tho road, wounding him
so that be will certainly die. Both were
young neigboring farmers. Ritcheson has
been arrested.
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.

In the Criminal Court, yesterday, Thos.
Havely was found, BY jury, guilty Of
tho murder Of John Patterson, In this city
in September last, and sentenced to i'm
prisonment in the peuitentiary for seven.
teen years.
A fire broke ont at II o'clock tonight
iu the five story building at the corner of
Lake aud Jefferson streets, occupied by
humber Ofsmall manufacturers Of various
kinds and by several commission firms.
The fire Is still burning, though the fire.
men have it under control, and the dam
age will be confined to the upper stories,
where the fire originated.
The weather Is quite cool.
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MURDER IN WEsroN.-On Sunday
night at the Court House in Weston, the
colOred people were holding a meeting,
and some difficulty occurred between two
colored persons, named Stephen southold
and Guy Miller; when Miller shot Stephen
through the heart killing him instantly,
Miller is in Jail.
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Convlc, Escapade at Providence.

PROVIDENCE, October 30.-This morn.
Ing convict named Peck, gagged the
watchman and then liberated Chas. Viii
liams, another convict, and unsucceVsfuIly
tried TO liberate the alleged murderer
Demilbey, and burglar. Peck and vii.
liams afterwards rang the watchman's
bell at the usual time, and subsequently,
ESCAPED.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, October 81.-A fearful accl'
dent occurred at the new tunnel near the
water works yesterday afternoon. Chas
O'LearY, workman employed in exca'
waiting at the bottom Of the shaft, while be-
Ing raised in bucket neglected to step ont
on the platform used for that purpose
and was carried up against the windlass
which, striking his head, knocked him out
and he fell n distance Of seventy feet to the
bottom, and was OF course instantly
L;llnd
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Escape of a Murderer.

HENDERsoNvILLE, N. G., October 81.
Five thousand people assembled here
on the 25th 10 witness tho execution Of
Martin Baylard for the murder Of Silas
Weston and his three children, but he
escaped during the previous night in his
wite's clothes
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Railway Collision in New jersey,

BoRDENTowN, N, j., October Sl.-A
collision occurred this evening between a
coal and passenger train at Jamesbure
Jacob Tyndall, engineer Of the coal train,
was instantly killed, and both firemen
were seriously injured. The engineer
OF the passenger train had bis arm and
leg broken. No passengers were injured.
The boiler ot the coal engine exploded,
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FOREIGN.
ITALY.
The Dlsastrous FIoods of ihe Po.

RoME. October 8l.-Dlspatcbes from
Turin report that there Is no abatement
oi the floods Of the river Pc. Over 4 600
men are at work erecting barriers against
It's further progress The damage to prop.
erty and the crops Is beyond calculation
In Ferrara alone 5000 persons are home.
less, Assistance Is being rapidly forward
ed from all points to the suffering people.
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Fire ut Grand Rapiils.

DETRoIT, MIcH.. October 9l.-A fire at
Grand Rapids last night, destroyed three
blocks on Pearl and Canal streets. Loss
5000, 600, mostly insured.
One million and y half feet Of lumber,
owned by Jerome 6 Co., was burned al
East Saginaw last night. Loss $4,000;
no insurance.
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y, Two NEW candidates for President and
N" ,IS%SsIr,resident a. have just been placed in
SHI,eId SIs aeId' A convention Of twenty.thrce
SSHsstes, Ma, representing eighteen States.
IITs I"a ~ Boston last week and nominated
cvTu q ~ Y. Fremont for President and John
h., H., whittier Tor Vice. President. The poet
1So,S S SMNen the trouble to write letter OF
IISSs'1HSllon, ISs a,Slon The new party calls Itself
VIC Woman's Homestead League"
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The Eplzoozy in Bellaire.

(From yesterdays Independently
The horse epidemic has made its ap-
pearance in town. SO far we have only
heard OF two or three well defined cases
but have no doubt there will soon be more
oft
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Aha, a NAN in Salem, Indiana, pretends to
SrTs, SS Iae irowel used by Daniel Boone In
N@u0'0g Ills log cabin in Kentucky.
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r EN- VAL.
JOHN 9. RERTLRY

aAs removed bis OYSTER DEPOT 70 Market
street, above Monroe, (hous0 formerly occupied
by Frank PAlloure,l where he will be pleased 70
soc bis old customers ana
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BY TELEc RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Excluslvely to The IntellIgencer.

y (By tho Western Union Line
once Northwest cor. Of Main and MonroS sts.)
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COALlCOAIl
II, CApEHEART.

Dealer In OHIO COAL and COAL LANDS.
~ Orders for Coal In the city will receive
prompt attention.
One half interest In the Sheridan Coal Works.
81 acres OF coLl, II acres OF surface, With mining
axtures, wagons. horses, &c, and business AZ:
tached.
Ofico, No. !, corner room, MLurO House,
Wheeling, ". Va. au7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-18
WHY WAS ITt

The following communication Is
from good authority. 1t speaks for
itself, and comment Is unnecessary:
GOLD Hill, July Is, 1872.
EDITOR NEWS: George Campbell.
who was found dead upon the railroad
track last Monday morning, was q
stranger in this place, having worked
1t the Caledonia mine only q short
time. In view Of his good habits Of
sobricty, industry and frugality, to-
gether with the fact Of his having n
wife and family for whose welfare he
was laboring. citizens should not
have neglected q due regard to his
memory. There is something censur-
able In the fact that only two men OF
the Caledonia mine attended him to
his burial. Credit Is due them for
their humane spirit on this occasion.
when there were actually not enough
persons to bear the coffin to the grave.
Another peculiar omission In this case
was the neglect Of the, Coroner to per-
form his duty. l understand that he
last night dismissed the jury without
making inquiry into the cause of the
death Of the deceased, or noting any
facts in the case. Some money will be
due for labor at the Caledonia, and
some 800, we understand, Is due for
labor from parties at Lake Tahoe.
Had the Coroner inquired into the case
such official action might have been
taken rs to pay the undertaken and
other expenses, and to secure the
claims due him, for the benefit Of his
wife, who is somewhere In the Eastern
States. When strangers die among
us we should at least try to bury them
decently and with Christian rites.
SAMARITAN.
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PpER's OPERA HoUsE.-We regr,

PrER's OrERA HoUsE.-We regret
to say that owing to some previous dis
agreement or difficulty between the
popular actress, Rose Evans, and some
other member or members Of the COM
paay, that lady refused to play last
evening, and suddenly and uneXpect-
eddy left for San Francisco after 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Such un-
justiflable proceeding on her part
necessarily intcriered materially with
the arrangements for the evening per
formarce, and Mr.. Edwards appeared
before the audience and announced
this unwarrantable detection on the
part of Rose Evans, stating that
In his long theatrical experience he
had never witnessed 8 wanton 4
violation Of professional courtesy
and honor rs this. We will remark
that we have been informed upon
good authority that she did the
same thing in Australia. II this Is her
style. she will find to her cost that 1t
| will not win. In consequence OF this
disasrecable occurrence, q change In
the cast Of the piece Of last evening
had to be made, Miss Helen Tracy
taking the part Of Eileen Moriarty, and
| Miss Eberle that OF Norih O'Donnell.
Although this was done at so short no.
tice, both succeeded very creditably,
Miss Tracy especially so, and the play
passed oil smoothly and most excel
lently In every respect. This evening
Boucicault's delightful comedy OF
leap Year, or the Ladies' Privilege"
will be given, with "Cool asa Cucum-
Der" as the afterpiece. The cast in
each Is excellent, as may be seen by
reference to distributed programmes.
Go early unless you have secured re-
served seats.
VIRGINIA. MIXERS UNIoN.-At a
meeting of Virginia Miners' Union,
held July IL, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term :
President, X. W. Chase ~tre-elected);
Vice President. James O'rool ire
elected; Recording Secretary, Alex
Mot; Financial Secretary, James
Dockery Treasurer, D.. Neyin (rc-
electedj. The election for the balance
of the officers has been postponed until
next Friday.
PIoxEERs.-There will be a meeting
of Pioneers held this Thursday even
Ing at the Courthouse, Virginia, and
as the committee appointed have draft
ed a constitution, all who report them
selves in person tonight may become
charter members. This association In
cludes all who arrived on the Pacific
coast prior to January LIST, 1851.
GOLD HILL BuLILoN.-Twenty bars
of impaired gold and silver weighing
], 9i6 pounds, and worth ssS,osi %.
was shipped by rail this morning to
Virginia City, $4,000 &c going to the
credit of the Belcher mine, and the
balance TO the credit Of the Crown
Point mine. So says the Register.
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DISPATCH
Arriyals-Died sa shipbsard-Grent
Interest In tho O'GsfmAn Case-
The Mayer Of Yedo.

INtoro1e II mo V'US SSo-
The Mayer Of Yede.
SAN Francisco. July 1873 p. NJ
Arrived, bark D. c. Murray, from
Honolulu; and ship Hamilton, from
New York.
One of the passengers by the bark
Murray died on board just as she was
coming into tho dock. He had been
out to the islands in the hope OF receiV-
ing relief, but started back. convinced
that he had no chance Of recovery.
Genlio Pencello was tried In the
Municipal Court to-day on a charge Of
assault to murder q countryman and
acquitted.
The Police Courtroom was crowded
and a great number Of people were
kept back by the police this afternoon,
while the Ausbro- O'Gormnn case is on
trial.
The Mayor of Yeddo is going the
rounds to-day, examining the Treas
ury Department of the city, the
Rogues' Gallery, the County Jail, and
other things pertaining to the city
government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-18
WHERE HAVE You BEEN ALL SUN

WHERE HAVE You BEEN ALL SUM-
xEB?-M. +. Waller is TOY selling his
large and we'll assorted stock Of fine
clothing, furnishing goods, hats, caps,
boots and shoes, trunks and yallses,
and every style Of dress and business
suits, cheaper than ever. Call on him
and satisfy yourself, as his motto Is
'.quick and large sales with small
profits at DIR. Halls new building,
Main street, Gold Hill.
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QUESTIONS ANswERED.-The ques-
tlon has often been asked, why goods
in the clothing line cannot be sold
as cheap in Gold Hill as In Virginia,
but from the flattering encouragement
Reins,ein IS Co. have received since
they started business here. the question
seems answered, that BY small profits
and quicS sales and 4 largo assortment
Of stock to choose from, the trade a De
KEEP, at home. Hoping a continuance Of
the patronage heretofore received, they
promise to stick to the shove motto. =
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE e
Now York News.

New York News.
New YORK, July 1s.-The Repub-
lican National Executive Committee
held a meeting yesterday, the proceed
ings being mostly secret. Measures
were discussed for forwarding the can
vass in Pennsylvania, North Carolina
and West Virginia. Ex-senator Abbot
made a cheering report of the canvass
in North Carolina. A suggestion was
considered from West Virginia looking
to the utilization Of all elements OF
opposition to Democracy and Liberal
ism, and details for the campaign are
to be organized within n few days.
A secret session Of the Executive
Council of the Union League of Amer
lea was held in the afternoon, ut which
a resolution was passed to cooperate
with the National Committee.
Prominent members of the German
House of Representatives, write here
confirming the news that Bismarck Is
going to try to stop, by legislation the
great flow of emigration from that
Empire to this country, and character
ICES the movement rs stupid, saying
the only way to prevent such emigra-
ton is to afford the people the same
advantages they have here.
President Gerardin, Of Costa Rica,
arrived here yesterday, on a visit to
President Grant, at Saritoga.
The opinion is expressed that Bar
nard's trial is likely to result unfavor-
ably to the accused. The resignation
of Barnard's former counsel, Geo. l..
Curtis, Is said to be due to the fact that
he advised his client to resign, on the
conclusion of the Assembly inves-
tigation.
There seems but little doubt that
L~ongfellow is ruined for life.
A Herald interviewer reports from
Long Branch that President Grant an
nounces his intention to visit the Cana
dian border tho last Of the week. He
will 90 down the st. Lawrence and
visit Thousand Island and other points
Of interest.
In reference to indirect claims, tho
President thought America had gained
a triumph over Great Britain. The
President regards North Carolina
prospects as excellent. He says he
will 90 to Washington when any Gov
ernmcnt matter demands his presence,
but will not 60 this week, If nothing
demands q Cabinet meeting. He says
that for some time lie has had trouble
with Greeley, who wanted him to fill
all the Presidential offices with bad
men.
A Herald dispatch now contradicts n
former statement, that General Banks
had gone over to the Liberal Republl-
cans.
Brutal Ncgrs Politicians.
RALEIGH, n. c., July ls.-Samuel
G.. Rolfe, a colored marshal at the
Greeley and Brown ratification meet
Ing, was attacked and beaten by some
negroes last night, and sought refuge
at police headquarters. lie remained
q short time, and then started home,
but has not been seen or heard OF since.
Another colored marshal Of the same
meeting was beaten and his life threat
aned hy negroes.
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The FLORAL demonstrating for
tickets in the Floral Lottery every
evening at Meserye's saloon. The
drawing will take place In a few days.
The bouquets and wreaths arc to be
seen at Chubbuck & Welton's. Every
n should be ure and get some tickets.
More beautiful ornaments for the par
Tor or drawing-room wall can hardly
be imagined. lyetI
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San Francisco, July Isl r. NJ
The Young Mems Republican Club
was addressed last night by A. p. Van
Duser and J. L. Crlttenden.
The bills which San Francisco Will
DO called on to pay, under the re-
cent Act of the Legislature, for street
commissions which A7zled, foot up
over $3.50, 900.
The meeting and banquet Of the
Alumni at Oakland last evening was a
very spirited and enjoyable affair.
An appeal will be made to the State
Board to extend the period for equali-
cation of assessments In San Francisco
one month, al 1t is impossible to cor
rect one-half the gross mistakes in ap-
praisements within the time allowed,
though the Board is sitting day and
night.
The Ophlr has levied an assessment
Of IS per share.
Phoebe stock Is down to 80 on the
street, and $2l In the board. There Is
n report that the break In this stock
was brought about by a collision, on
dispatches cooked up for the purpose
which were not warranted by the con-
dition of the mine. The Trustees met
yesterday and removed the Superin-
teudent. Who will DO appointed In
his place Is not yet stated.
The general aspect of the stock mar
ket is rather strong.
Thomas Ausbao, the private detec-
tive engaged In the prosecution OF
Edith O'Gormon, has subp~naed all
new officers Of the police force and
deputies In the Sheriff office, to tes-
tify In his behalf to-day. The case Is
creating quite an excitement, and nu.
merous witnesses are coming forward
to sustain the woman, for whom much
sympathy Is felt.
Mullendore Is still Just breathing.
The tenacity with which he clIngs to
life, makes his case n remarkable one.
Gold, Has %grcenbscks, SIX; SELL
ing ut So.