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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30
THE PATRIOTS GRAVE.

from the s. r. chronicle Of yesterday.l
Colonel Baker said, at the close Of
one of his speeches delivered on tile
floor OF the House In 1850: 81 have
only to say that II the time should
come when disunion rules the. hour aud
discord Is to reign supreme. l shall
again be ready to give the best blood
In my veins to my country's cause, l
shall be prepared to meet all antago-
nists with lance In rest ; to do battle
In every land In defense Of the Consti-
tuition OF the country which I have
sworn to support to the last extremity
against disunionists and all It's enc
miles, whether OF the South or North
to meet them everywhere. at all times,
with speech or hand, with word or
blow, until thought or being shall be
mine no longer" Even years after
ward he fulfilled the prophecy by CIV
ing his best blood to his country on
the disastrous field Of Balls Bluff. To-
day he lies buried Mt Lone Mountain,
his grave unmarked, except by = sim
gle tablet /; but every year the tower
Ing monument of Broderick, his friend,
looks down with approving aspect up
on a grateful ~concourse OF people
vending Its way toward this simple
tablet, laden with flowers aud ever
greens to decorate his grave.
"IIs signal deeds and prowesh high
Demand no pompous euloSy-
Ye saw his deeds;
Why should their praise In verse be sungf
The name that dwells on every tongue
No minstrel needs"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30
TEN MILLIONS Of MEN UNDER ARMS.

All the principal countries Of Eu-
rope, except Austria, are now reor-
ganizlng their armies. Germany Is
about to increase her military force by
400, 900 men. and Russia, whose army,
including irregulars, has hitherto num-
bcred l,3O9, 003 men OIL a war footing,
expects, under the new system, to
have a force Of 1904 500 men ut her
disposal, not reckoning the local
troops aud the militia. The new mill
tary Organization Of France Is not yet
decided upon. but 1t Is believed that
Its result will be to Increase her army
to about l.400, 900 mcu. Italy, whose
war establishment hitherto amounted
to $4,000 men, Including reserves,
proposes, by tho plan Of reorgsnlZa-
ton which has been adopted by her
government. to raise q force OF from
776O. 900 to 800, QUO men. The Turkish
army, when, OH a war footing, las
hitherto consisted Of 10000 men,
inclusive of the nizsms or militia ; 1t IL
70 be- Increased to 600. 900 men. FL
nally, tho military force Of England
at homo Is to DO ralsod, under Mr..
Cardweil's scheme, to about 800, QUO
men. When all these plans are car
ried out, the total Wal establishment
OF the armies Of Europe will b. In
creased from 6 1885, 600 meri to about
10, 00O, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30
THE LIFE INSURANCE AGENT.

You chance to meet him In q rail-
way train aud no says: "Fine day,
sir" "Most admirable weather, In
decd" "Ah, yes, to be sure. Travel
very heavy now. Would you believe,
sir, that railway mortality Is increas-
Ing at a fearful rate?" '.lndeed, sir,
I was not aware" "No, sir; nobody
is aware until It Is too late. You may
die In i've minutes" '.people have
died In less time, SIR" "Ah, sir, life
insurance Is a great blessing ; have just
paid 80, 900 to the victim OF railway
accident" "Was no hurt much ?"
"Killed, sIr-killed Instantly. Family
was greatly comforted by the INSURANCE.
money. Insured yourself slr?" II
am not Insured" mot insured, sir,
and you travel on railroad without be-
Ing insured? ?" ayes, SIR" "And on
steamboats,, too?" 81 do, sir, fire.
quently." "And on horse cars, and
In a buggy ?" EVERY day Of my life.'
"Why, sir, don't you know that peo-
pie are killed every day on railroads,
and steamboats,, and every placer
Bless you, saw-mills Is the death Of
hundreds and thousands every year
and there Ii ilre-srms, sir, and coal-oil,
and drug clerks. and mad dogs, aud
snakes-why, sir, ouly the other day
man was bit by a snake and died In
fifteen minutes fifteen minutes, sir,
aud no insurance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30
HEART DISEASE.

The latest number of the British
Medical Journal says that during the
last twenty years the total deaths Of
males OF all ages from heart disease
have increased from 5746 In 1901 to
12,42S In 1871, and the percentage OF
deaths from heart disease for every
one thousand OF population living was
755 between the years 1851 and 1856,
and has risen to 1855 from 1856 to
1870. This increase has also taken
place wholly In connection with tho
working years Of active social life,
with no change In the percentage OF
deaths from this cause In males under
%. Between 20 and as years Of age 1t
has risen from $50 to 700, and almost
exclusively In males, for there Is al
most no increase In the percentage OF
females dying from heart disease dur
Ing the twenty-five years Of life from
81 TO As. These figures convey their
own lesson, and warn us to take a lit
tie more ARE not to kill ourselves for
the sake Of living.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

The London Fire Brigade consists
of 80 fire stations, % escape stations,
81 telegraph lines, lO4 fire escapes, 25
steamers, SO hand engines and 3s7
firemen. There are also three river
engines which lie In the river with tho
steam always up. The brigade 10
under the command Of Captain Shaw,
whose system and general manage
ment are highly praised by the Lon
don press. Before joining the brigade
each man Is sent to a training station
to test his fitness for the post. Should
the asplrant pass successfully through
this preliminary ordeal, he Is carefully
instructed In everything connected
with his hew profession, nor 10 he al
lowed to act a. . fireman until he
really 10 one. Most Of the men belong
ing to the brigade, as we'll as their
families when they are married, are
lodged for q nominal rent In the sta
tions. On entering the service the
pay Is a little less than IS a week.
Every man Is personally known to
Captain Shaw, and promotion, which,
Of course. involves increase Of pay, is
by merit alone. Whenever man Is III,
ha receives full pay until he RECEIVERS,
unless he has at the commencement Of
his illness concealed It. Nc one Is en-
titled to . retiring pension, but any
one who deserves It Is aware that !,
will be granted to him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

The Only ONE.-The Gold Hill
Ne.cs Is the only paper in the State
that attempts = defense Of Sharon. As
In the case Of the metaphorical bull
and the locomotive, we glory In its
spunk, but ~deprecate its Judgment
Reese Rieer Rereilie.
All right Dennis. Have Il just as
you please. We have been vigorously
defending Jones all along, .but call
him Sharon II you like we don't care.
Our exchanges may all suit themselves
In the matter and suit US at the same
time. The Gold Hill Nsrs Is an indie
pendent paper and minds Its own bu-
siness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

NEwspAPxR CHANaEs.-Fred Elliot.
junior member of the arm Of Geo. w.
Cassidy s. Co., proprietors and pub
fishers Of the Eureka SentiRsl, has sold
out his interest to Cassidy, who will
hereafter continue the publication as
sole proprietor. George Is n good, in
dustrious editor man, his paper Is a
credit to that section Of country and 1t
should be most literally patronized.
George G.. Berry & Co. have sold the
Elko Independent to w. b. Taylor.
Mr.. Taylor being a staunch Republi-
can, We presume the Independent will
be hereafter conducted unequlvocally
In the interest OF the Republican
party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30
PnorRsson Bo1ANpEnIN THE SIEnnl.

PRorEssoR BoI.ANpERIN THE SIERRA.
The Truckee Republican, referring to
an expected visit Of the S%uperlnten-
dent of Public Instruction at Truckee,
says "hls visit will be to look amer the
schools and to examine the botanical
plants of these portions Of the Sierra
Nevada. The Professor 10 a distin-
gulshed botanist, and We have no doubt
he will be highly pleased with the
fora that grows in beauty and album
dance OH our mountains and In bur
mountain valleys. He will visit Sierra
Valley, Indian, American, Mohawk,
and Big Meadow Valleys, and ON his
return to Truckee, will come by the
way Of Weber, independence and
Bonner Lake., where the flowers
bloom later In the season than they do
In the valleys above named"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

The Gaalois publishes u letter Of
Napoleon, dated Chiselhurst, May
18th, addressed to the Generals COM
handing tho French army, In which
1t says at sm ~responsible for Sedan.
The army fought heroically with even
double Its strength. After $4,000 had
been killed and wounded, I saw that
the contest was merely one Of desper-
alton. The army's honor having been
saved, I exercised my sovereign right
and unfurled the flag Of truce. 1t was
impossible that the lmmolation Of &C.,
900 men could = France. I wit
messed the cruel memorable necessity.
My heart was broken, but my con-
science was tranquil"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

RAILWAY FREIGHT EAST or CHICAGO.
The following Is the new tariff Of
freight rates per hundred pounds from
Chicago to the eastward, which went
into operation May lst: Nrst-class,
New York, 81 60; Boston. 81 20. Set
ond-class, New York. 81 % Boston,
81 80. Third. class, New York. &c.,;
Boston. 90c. Fourth-class, New York,
&c.; Boston, 56c. Dressed hogs, at
owners risk, five cents below; and
fresh beef and mutton. five cents above
thlrd-class rates. Cured meats In bulk,
ten cents above fourth-class rates.
Wool at nrst-olass rates. The rate on
grain 10 equivalent to 80 cents q bushel
on wheat, aud 80 cents on corn per
bushel to New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

FATAL AccIDRNT.-The Salt Lake
Herald Of Tuesday says: On Saturday
evening last while some boys were en-
gagged In playing base ball at Tooele.
one Of them, \ son Of Mr.. Thomas Tan
nsr. was struck In tho throat by the
back stroke Of a club. and was killed,
living only q few minutes afer the
fatal blow. We were requested to
write a homily BY way ola warning on
this terrible affair, but what Is the use?
Those who will not DO warned to care
fulness by the mere recital. Il would
seem would DO regardless from any
moral drawn from It.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

BReHAM's RAILROAD. = The Salt
Lake Tribune Of Thursday says: It
was rumored on the streets yesterday
that Brigham Young had sold his In
terest In the Utah Central Railroad to
William Jennings and superintendent
John Sharp. II this be true We shall
expect to hear Of another sale before
long, to other the U. p. r. r., or the
Central Pacific.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30
Ma. GRzKLKY's WHITE HArs.-when

Ma. GRKRLKY's WHITE HArs.-When
Mr.. Greeley left his editorial room ON
rssigning command Of the Tribune, We
read that "in ono corner Of the room
there are nearly thirty boxes, from
the different New York matters. each
containing . white hat. They had
come In so fast that Mr.. Greeley dis
tributed them to the employees In the
building. The compositors must have
como In for . good share, as the ma
jority Of them, as they passed to the
composing room that evening, were
crowned with white hats"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30
AoAssIz.

The great naturalist, Professor Agas-
siz, Ia doubtless as happy as any man
can be. He has drilled down II shore
Of South America, catching curious
creatures and finding fresh confirms
tion Of his pet theories, and now he Is
sailing up the other slide surrounded
by new delights. He has discovered a
huge glacier. and has studied It with
fond recollectlons Of the Alps; he has
found a rare bird, which, when shot
comes close to tho shooter and begs to
30 taken up /; he has converted with
aboriglnes who endure the maximum
Of cold In a minimum Of clothing ; aud
the depths Of the sea yield him profit
able haryests whenever he casts his
dag net. The record ofthis wonderful
voyage will DO more enticing than
Wilkes, more novel thanD arwin's, and
the Professor will exceed all that have
gone before him In that no fulfls the
prophecies he uttered before he sailed.
At last accounts the Professor and
party we're In Patagonia, where they
have found q desert where oven this
ties will not grow, but as a compensa-
tory circumstance, they have also
found oysters q foot wide. These oys-
ters are just n mouthful apiece for the
giant race Of natives historically rep
resented to inhabit that country. The
Professor has probably BY this time
discovered walnuts as big as nail kegs,
and potatoes weighing a ton apiece.
II he can only succeed in embslmlng
and bringing homo a couple OF full
sized whales and one Of the Terra Del
Fuego volcanoes In a state Of active
eruption, his joy will be complete.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30
Deaths.
NEW TO-DAY.
CAUTION

DANRY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ Company.-Tho following certificates. OF
stock Of the Ianey Gold and Silver Mining
Company were sud for assessment No. ., levied
April 3. lS7a, at Maurice Dors d Co.'s anction
rooms, San Francisco, on May 81, l673, and will
not be transferred BY tbs Secretary:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

CsnnIttes Of AFFanEemsnts.
A. r. Mckay, DAN LYONS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

MERCY HOSPITAL.
MERCY HosrrrAL, onAHA, Nov. Il. 1871.
From the best knowledge we have Of tho
Managers OF the Grand Gift Concert, Messrs.
undertaking for the payment Of the debe OF our
Hospital 10 q worthy and charitable enterprise,
and any favors shown than will BE- appreciated
BY 10, SISTERS OF NkRCY HOSPITAL.
MAKE Up CLUBALFor the Omaha
Legal GIT Concert. In forming club. each Per
son gets tho benefit OF club rates. my3lh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

Ills signal deeds and prowei IS high
Demand no pompous euloSy-
Ye saw his deeds;
Why should their praise In verse be sungf
The name that dwrlls on every tongue
No minstrel needs"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
CITY ANAL TALK.

why does Mel Lyon wear a dead rnse 10 his
button.hole That's whats the matter.
The "CheaspeAke Bay" MOlair 4 Goell's. has
q greater variety Of nsh and fowl than its name.
Mr.. George A. Lane sold cottage at tue corner
Of Fifteenth and = streets northwest TO Mr.
Broithaupt for cash at ", IGO.
The employees OF the BOard Of Health were
paid their salaries yesterday for the month OF
September.
Governor Cooke has ordered the Northern
market house commission to meet Monday Mt
I O'Clock, to take final action In regard to the
construction OF the market hOusC.
Major NJ. Z. Urell, president Of the Washing.
ton HiboTnian Society who has been 10 Phlla.
delphlR attending the convention, Is expected
home to morrow.
II is expected that tho Governors stan and
the Washington Light Infantry battalion stan,
will accompany Co. A, Of tho Light Infantry
on thslr trip 10 Richmond on tho night Of Ucto.
Der 20.
Since the advent uT Harry Browns terrific
mOustaohe at the Theatre COmlque, Hun's
hangs from his upper lip like WoeplBg willow
It's courage Is all gone.
The following was the range Of tho thermom.
etsT yesterday at Hemplor's Optlclan store, No,
ass pennsylvanla avenue, corner Of FOur-And-a a.
half street: a. IN, ol 10 a. M, 81; II m., IS; .
p. m, Oh up. IN, OIL y. M, 90; s p. m, g.
The several assistant tax assessors have
been notified by their chief, Mai. II. A. Hall,
TO meet At the otfice Of this commissioner for cod.
ID cation OF the laws, on Four. nd q hal { street
to day at noon, for conference, and TO receive
their Instructions concerning tho new assess.
ments.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTIUKS or NEw ADVRHTIsRNENI =.
A FINE three.story brick house for sale.
". II. BARnoUR, wholesale and retail dealer
in wood and coal.
MiNNix n BARCLAY have for sale garden
land and brick houses
TWENTIETH STREET MARKET, 20 Twentleth
street, WIN. Linkln & Son, proprletOrs.
RELIGIOUS services In tho Church Of the
Epiphany.
JoHN DouaLAss, florist, Ia prepared to fur
nlsh his customers with cut flowers, bouquets,
&c, at his greenhouse.
MALAGA GRAPES and Dutohess pears at Heed
Sons.
Of new aud socond.b hand carriages.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

PoLICE Court Judge Smell - james Byas,
carrying concealed weapon; fined $40 Byas
was ALEC charged with assault and battery on
Mary Banks; lined slOO. George W. Williams,
charged with assault and battery on George
HenaultI a HOlie pToScqui was entered. William
Nelson, selling goods by sample; nned IS and
the cost Of the license, making tlO6 Julius
BOldin, dlsorderlyi fined Is. Charles GehslOnR,
same charger hnod IS, james Mushback, bOls,
ferrous; fined t3 ROdgor Carroll, profane; fined
t5. John =. Hooper was charged with assault
and battery on Thomas ID. Wright, cOlorod, by
shooting him 10 the leg, Thursday evening, al
tho Eloyenth.street wharf The prosecuting
witness was not present, and an officer was dis.
patched for him, but afterwards reported that
the wounded man was unable TO 10 brought
Into court. Hooper was required TO renew bis
ball OF ZOO for appearance to answer. The
difficulty is reported to have sprung up from
some alleged Interference on the part Of the
eolored man with HoopeT's buslness, when
Wright called him (HOoper) a very offensive
name, and repeated II over several times
Hooper Is reported to have cautioned him not u
use tho language, and on Its repetition fired
with small Smith n NELSON'S pistol, tho ball
taking effect 10 the right thigh Of Wright
Officer Beitcb, who was near by. took Hooper
into custody and locked him up. Bail was given
and Hooper, who Is u mate on a vessel halllnp
from the Eastern shore, Maryland, was released
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

Mr.. Richard Oulahan having requested that
a sewer DO laid on Eleventh street southeast,
between u street and North Carolina avenue,
In froIt Of Philadelphia Row, Capitol Hill, he
has been acquainted with the report Of Che chief
engineer touching the matter as follows:
The plan Is not feasible On account Of the
difference Of level IN the ground, aud it feasible
nothing would be gained, tho sewer In East
Capitol street, IryIn Seventh street " Lincoln
square, draining to 1lber Wlley,) having no
outlot at present, ami not likely to have any for
some time to come. Tho board adds, however.
that rs soon as those outlet sewers are con
tlEacISdr tho work pStltlOnSd for will DO done,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

Green X Williams, Ructloneers, northwest
corner Of Tenth and ID streets, have made the
following sales Of real estate since tho 23I ult
Lot -, In Holden 4 Fords subdivision OF
square az, west side Of Eleventh street, between
q and T. streets, with improvements thereon,
consisting OF a brick dwelling house, TO Thomas
q. Wilson, for also; part Of lot I, square 1903,
with improvements, 70 IChh J.. "P KeSdai,e 'iE Isl
~ O25; lot 2l0, In Gilbert's recorded subdivision
Of square 675, near St. AlOysius church, with i'm
prOyement, Consisting OF a brick dwelling house,
to Il. f. Gilbert, for ", 800; also lot 2l7, same
square with improvements, TO y. ,. Gilbert for
lots In Hughes and OaTrlnRtOn's subdivision OF
square 23l, with Improvements, consisting Of a
two story brick dwelling house, TO DR.. J. =,
SnOdgrass, for $500 building on lease around
rent known as the National dining saloon, sit.
uated on Twelfth street west, between l. and +
streets north, to Thomas Dudman, for SIS; lot
Is, OF subdivision Of part Of square 22s fronts
10 feet on OhIO avenue, and runs through with
an Irregular width to ID street, improved by a
brick dwelling, to Pat Curtin, Tor 81 100; south
IS feet OF lot II, In Sguare 3is, on Tenth street
west, between ID and 4 streets north, with i'm.
pTnvements, consisting Of q substantial brick
building, TO G.. W. ltermehe, for u. 500: part
lot 3, square 46l, on Pennsylvania avenue, be-.
tween Sixth and seventh streets, improved by a
brick building Of twenty rooms, with a store.
room Of 90 feet deep, In front Of Metropolitan
hotel, to John l.. Kendall, Tor so 5OO all Of lot
~ In square s61, TO Dr. N. Nei, Tor 90 cents por
lnOt, total $3.50 2Si part Of lot g. In Kelly *
ThOmpsOn's subdivision Of west part OF square
733 corner OF First and u streets southeast to
Margaret McHenTy, for u $50; part Of lot IL.
square 6li, being premises AS NJ street, near
Flith street northwest, with improvements, con.
sisting Of three story brick dwelling house,
with back building to W. Behrens, for -, 90;
lot lC2, In Gilborts recorded subdivision OF
square 675, with Improvements thereon, consist
Ing Of a throe-story brick dwelling house, TO j.
Stanley Jones, for t2,lOO, Latlmer h Cleary
have made the following sales Of real estate
since October Lot II, in square rs, aud i'm.
prOyemontR to ThOs, II, Callan, for 40 $50. mort h
half OF lot I, In square 2OJ and improvements,
To A. Lewis, for t5 $50; part Of subdivision OF lot
II, In square 1871, and improvements, to NJ.
division Of square 846, and Improvements, to
Thos. II. Callan, for Vi, $50.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
BOYS CLoTHIRG, at
A. SAKs 4 Co.'s, 8l0 seventh street.


The Frederick rHiscn, In speaking Of Com.
Dany ID, Washington Light Infantry, which Wis.
Tied that city last Tuesday, says; 1--WE arc glad
TO state that our soldier fTleDds from Washing.
ton have ELECTED universal praise from all who
had the pleasure Of witnessing their dTill. The
company Ia commanded by Captain II. U. Lewis,
First Lieutenant Charles A. Ball, Second Lieu.
tenant Frank ~ Carver, Breyet Second Lieu.
tenant ID, W. Irving. The company have o
splendid band, under the lead Of PROT, DOnch
also ine drum corps, under Major COyle. The
company have certainly won the admiration OF
all 10 our city by tho gentlomanly manner In
which they hANn nnLnl.m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

So much Of william Keenoy's contract as per
tRlns IN the setting Of cuTbs, laying Of fUOtWalks
sewer lateTalS water service, and paving the
caTTlagoway with tho Stowe wooden pavement
on l. street, between Seventeenth street and
Connecticut avenue northwest, was Cancelled
and the engineer was directed to amend contract
Of the Evans Concrete Paving Company 80 as Il
include the reiOlRting and RESTING cuTbs, lay
ing sewer laterals, water services, Telnying foot
walks and paving the carTlnEowny (32 feet wldel
with concrete pavement on tho above street, be
tween the points mentioned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

Arrangements have been made by which the
MutuAs, Ot New York, and the Baltimore club
viii play one OF their grand match games on
inc olympic grounds In this city this afternoon,
at $3.50 o'clock, and which promises 10 he one OF
the finest and best contested games Of the sea.
son. In four games these clubs have been
Obliged To- play more than nine Innings 10 decide
them, and 10 one twelve innings were played,
II Is hoped that the patrons OF our natl6nai
game In Washington will turn out 10 force and
give the visitors hearty reception.