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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-15
MAD.SToHES.

from the New York Sun. July sal
With the hot weather aud mad dogs
comes the usual complement Of Won
derful stories Of extraordinary cures Of
hydrophobla BY means OF mad stones.
In many parts Of the country, cspe-
clally In the West and South, the ma
jority Of the people have Implicit faith
In the efficacy OF these stones IN c0un-
~teracting the effects of wounds inflicted
by rabid animals. In some families
stones Of this character have been pos.
sessed for n great number Of years, and
have acquired widespread local &C.
lebrity. Every summer numerous ac-
counts are published Of cures wrought
by mad-stones, and these generally
give the names Of the persons cured.
with other circumstances which 60 ~
show that the persons printing the az
counts have entire faith In the authen-
t.clty of the cases which they chronicle.
One of the most celebrated of these
stones Is owned by q Mn. Chastria,
living near H~odgensville. KY. She
calls Il d Chluese stone. 1t Is said that
when applied to u person bitten by =
mad dog or poisonous snnke this stone
adheres no firmly to the flesh that 1t
cannot DO drawn OH without consider
able effort, until 1t has absorbed all the
pClIon from the wound. II Is purified
by being placed first In warm water
aud thea In the hire. When immersed
In warm water after being used the
green poison exules from it, and can
be seen rising to the surface. This
stone IL reported to have effected many
cures. the latest being that Of Il Mis-
Pnter. to whom 1t was applied while
sils wis In II state Of raging madness.
1t Immediately stuck fast to the wound
which had caused her madness. where
1t remained for four days, when 1t
dropped of fully saturated with pol
son. after which the patient recovered.
Stories almost precisely similar are
told OF many other mad stones In va
rtoas parts Of the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-15

THE German Americans are not half
so ready to follow Carl Schurz a. some
people think. The Missouri Democrat
Of July 6 says: With commendable
and characteristic energy the Germans
Of St. Louis are entering the work Of
organization. A German Republican
club has already been formed In tho
First Ward, aud this good beginning
Is to be followed BY similar organizs-
tions In other wards. Tho Greeley
ignis fataas Is not sufficiently attractive
to Induce the honest right-thinking
Germans to follow Mr.. Schurz into the
ditch OF Democracy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-15
A COLOSSAL BALLOON.
from the Boston Giobe.l


A new balloon Of unprecedented
size will be launched into the air this
season BY Mr.. Samuel A. King. the
balloonist. Its capacity will be lOO.'.
600 cubic feet, while the balloons here-
tofore used BY Mr.. King measure re.
s~pectively rs follows: The Hyperion.
85 600 feet; the Star Spangled BAN
ner. 80. 900 feet; the Queen Of the Air.
SO, 900 feet ; the General Grant, 5000
feet. The new balloon Will be named
the COLOSSUS" Efforts will be made
to induce the City Fathers to add this
TO the special attractions OF our next
Fourth OF July celebration. constitut-
ing. as 1t will. a fitting finale to the
grand fe.tivsl Of the Jubilee In the
construction Of the balloon Loo yards
Of forty-inch cloth were used. the top
of the balloon being OF double thick
ness. In making It air and gas tight
four barrels Of oil varnlsh were re-
quired.
Tho name Is painted upon the side
letters seven feet high. Suspended to
q net work of strong cords Will be Two
cars. The upper n Is INTENDED for
scientific observations, and will be 1T
tel up with scientific instrument, aud
and for the accommodation OF the
observers. The lower car will contain
the Other passengers and the ballast.
In detainlng the balloon upon the
ground In alfghtlng, three anchors will
6s used In place of one, which would
le sufficient In the case Of balloons OF
ordinary slze. The gas envelope. net
ting and basket will weigh fourteen or
fifteen hundred pounds. Filled with
hydrogen gas the COLOSSUS" would
Do able to carry between 5000 and T.
QUO pounds Into the air. and with car
burerted hydrogen. or tue eoinmen
illuminating gas, which has much less
buoyancy. fifteen OF twenty passen-
gers cii be taken, together with sclen-
tide apparatus, and u sufficient guam
tlty of ballast for a long voyage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-15

THERE l. q species Of honey bees In
South Africa without stings. They
Usually take possession Of hollow trees.
In which they construct rows Of wax
cups nearly tho size Of half au egg
she'll. When full OF honey they are
capped over to exclude air, which pre-
serves the contents In = liquid state.
When II pot Is finished they proceed
with another, and thus store up an i'm
mense amount Of delicious food, Of
which they are invariably robbed with
out the power Of offering re .istance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-15

Contrary to popular anticipation,
the Orange parade In New York last
Friday was signalized by no disturb.
ance whatever. The telegraph says
that n couple Of hundred Orangemen
paraded in procession, protected by
about 100 policemen and military.
It was not this extraordinary amount
Of protection which prevented dill'
Guilty, but the terrible reeuke and
retributIon administered last year upon
the determined, intolerant Offenders.
The mob got the worst Of IL then, and
proiting by dire experience, philo-
s~ophically kept out OF the way this
time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-15

Miss IDA GREELEY Is = young lady Of
about eighteen. Of medium height
handsome. with the soft dark eye,
shapely features and fine complexion
OF her father. A mass Of dark brown
hair Is done up in becoming fold, about
her head. Her manners are affahle
aud cordial, her conversation ready
aud sprlghtly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-15

THE health Of Queen Victoria is 70
ported to be still delicate. so abe needs
rest and retirement. The excitement
and fatigue caused by the Illness OF the
Princ- OF Wales, and the numerous oc-
ca|ionI OH which she appeared In the
Spring. has done much to PROSTATE her
nervous system.
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Births.
Deaths.

TUCKER-In Gold Hul, July Is, John q.
Tucker. . native Of Massachusetts, aged about
years.
GIANNINI-In Gold Hill, July Is, John CLAN
mini. . native Of Switzerland. aged about -
yearp.
AcxENZIs-In Gold Hill. July Is, Daniel
MeKend'. . native Of Pictou, Nova Scous,
age ~ year.. =
cAAPRkLL-ln Gold Hill, Jul, Is, George.
carpbsn. sysd - ysars.
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WASHINGTON.
A VISIT FRoM TIE rREstpENr.


New YORK, July 22.-The. Presiden
will reach Washington on the early trair
tomorrow morning, and there will be 0
Cabinet session at noon. Notices arr
being sent TO members OF the Cabinet Ii
Washington announcing this fact. 1t Is
not definitely known how long the Presi
dent will remain In the city, but be will
be there for two or three days.
MORE INDIANS.
Gen. Smith arrived here to-day in
charge OF about twenty Indians includ.
ing the famous Spotted TAN. They will
have an interview with the Secretary oil
the Interior and probably with the Pres.
ident within q day or two.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-Agent Adams
of Los Pinos, Indian agency in Col.
orado, reports TO tho Indian bureau
under date of July I'd, that rumors
that the Indians are preparing for hostil.
tiles are without any foundation whatever.
The Pints are perfectly quiet and the mum.
Der at the agency has been steadily in.
creasing at the rate OF ten lodges day.
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The Geneva Conference,

GENEVA, July 9s.-It is generally I'm.
derstood that the. tribunal Of arbitration
first took up and has now under consider.
alton the case of the privateer Florida.
The Board OF Arbitration re.assembled
this afternoon about one o'clock, and
after remaining in session until four I'D.
journed till tomorrow.
A World special from Geneva, dated
the 22d, says the claims for damages
caused by the vessels Boston, Sallie, JEFF
Davis, Jay and Music, have been dismiss.
ed by the Arbitration. The demurrer OF
Great Britain concerning other vessels,
is overruled. The case OF the Florida was
concluded to-day. The decision 1t ia
believed, awards 100000 damages tor
depredations. The Board took up the
case ofthe Alabama to-day:
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The argument in the Judge Barnard
impeachment case proceeded yesterday at
Saratoga,
AT Scranton, Pa, yesterday, the sur.
face near the Baltimore shaft OF Wilkes.
barre Mine csved in, swallowing up a
house occupied by two families. Only
two persons were buried-both little
girls. The mine was idle.
Senator Frank Blair and his wife are
stopping at East Hampton, Long Island.
AT Eastport, Me-, the steamer Queen
was burned Saturday. Loss $4,000.
Superintendent Wallace Tappan, ;of
Syracuse, another member of the New
York Republican State Committee has
resigned and declared for Greeley.
Fred. Douglass, John II. Langston
and other colored speakers, are to make
speeches in Richmond, Va, on the oath
inst. in behalfof Grant and Wilson, and
will go thence to North Carolina on simi-.
lar business. ~ -.,f
Prot A. Breedsman, aged As, of Phil.
adelphia and lateiy from Chicago, while
bathing Monday morning at Cape NAV
was seized with fit in shallow water and
drowned.
The Executive Committee OF the
Democrats and Liberal Republicans OF
Mississippi will meet in jackson on the
18th Of August, when an understanding
as to the conducto Of the canvass will be
had.
There was slight frost in some
parts Of New York State, Sunday night.
President Grant left Long Branch
last evening, for Washington, to attend to
official business. -.'
The French Garde Republican Band
reached Cincinnati at noon yesterday.
They were formally received by the Mayor
and had an audience Of 5000 people at
Exposition Hall last night
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoRK, July 2s.-Five thousand
Swiss attended the Festival yesterday, al
Jones wood. There were music, dane.
ing and dramatic performances. Tho
festival continues today.
The celebration Of the Swiss Indepen.
dence to- day was enthusiastic. Fourteen
New York, Brooklyn and Jersey societies,
numbering 1900 men, with 200 guests
from Baltimore, Troy, Buffalo and other
cities, proceeded to Jones Woods, where
the festivities consistedot addresses, prize
shooting, singing and dancing, as well as
a spectacle representing Swiss marriages
in the seventeenth century.
The marble cutters have entered upon
the ninth week Of their strike with little
prospect o. immediate success, and as little
OF speedy surrender. The marble pol.
ishers are ready to resume work on The
old system, but are unable, their work
being dependent on the cutters.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA CAN.
VASS.
An Estimate Of The chancss,

NEW YoRK, July GA North Caro-.
lima letter to the Herald says the Demo.
Gratis have sgood chance of carrying the
State, although the margin ls so small
that 1t Is impossible tolpredict with any
certainty. Boutwell's speech is denounced
even by members Of his own party. His
reception at Greensboro was miserable
failure, not more than fifty waiting to
hear his statistical exposition, though
Boutwell, declined sproposition to divide
the time with either Doolittle or Upton.
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The SCEENCE OF BoRRowNd.-The
last story Of Alexandra Dumas is partic.
GlaFIy characteristic of the great writer
One day bis son, whose pocket.book was
very light at that time, was strolling along
tho Boulevard, when he met q literary
Ghum, and after few minutes conversa
llol it was proposed that they should &C
10 the "Mason dor" and enjoy first,
class breakfast. "Well and good" said
Dumas fts, "but l have only live francs
how much have your "Tiree." "EiCh,
francs will never do for the royal meaI
We desire, so we had better abandon the
idea" "Where Is your lather?" asked
nc friend. "7ieaSl l forgot, he will
Iend me twenty francs" and of rushed
dumas hi TO the author Of the "Three
aNSketeers." Ten minutes after he re,
turned, % laughing heartily. "Well," sad
IN S9s SShum, did he give 1t to you "
no" answered Dumas fills; ION the con
uafy' ne 6orrooed my jiN ffancsm
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QknQtstelliasnftr:

NJ orE viii deny Mr. GREEtEf,s nlsn q
,,conpIi,hmcnts, S0 TT but he is bold man ,,o y
",s them 50 lavlshly as he does Ssi IN ,on,a nLa
oresent position. Letters arc eussu 'lIS, ;UU SsTs
tas oublIc men. HHSRTc1AS nign, mig, ,a,,N. nave
~. S~.p pTs President but for one fatal lel'ef,
". vT'I GpEELEr has written number o.
snl,,es si long and short since he became became
. candidate. BE may not have written
,sS htsIle..er' yet, but unless he is more
,5sD S1r hun Sumsnly skilllpl he willdO it If he
Lsen, on a, bis present epistolary pace af'
GRErLEY has one advantage it must D DC
confessed, over most other writers OF pollt'
ic.l Letters. While a Tree translation Is
riyen to the public, the writing IS so lear
Solly and wonderfully bad that nobody
can testify with any certainty to the Cx,
act words. This may be one ground
mon which H; O. ,deaeS with so much
confidence the fate Of ordinary letter
writer's.
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LEONARD s. HALLS oPPOsrTroN'-A
friend in Marshall writes in regard to the
repor,cd opposition Of LEONARD s. HALL,
Of Wetzel, TO the new constitution II
had conversation with him in Sisters
Vile and he told me heintended to oppose
Ia ratification" This Is the third man
who has made the same report of the
statements oiAlr. HALL. As between the
testimony Of these three witnesses and
that Of the RgltT, We prefer 10 believe
,belormer. It's about time for the Reg.
i.tsr to begin to denounce HALL as a "Fen'
egsde" and 'traitor," as that is what any
Democrat becomes who wilfnot help the
Printing and Senatorial combination" to
carry ont It's plans,
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FRANCE.

A Successor for Thters, If he Wants
One.
Nav YORK, July GA Paris letter to
the Word, says It may be reliably assert.
ed that Marshall McMahOn has consented
to accept the Presidency OF France il
Theirs resigns or dies. Trade is stsgnant
In Paris. Thousands Of shops are closed
for rent, and monetory crisis reigns,
Many ofTheIrs old friends are deserving
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;, ilE Paducah Nelr, tells this story, fol
Sh tae unth Of which it vouches: "a pro,
IgsslGhsi u.s.. gentleman, well known In thi:
" CI'y, nsa not seen his son Tor a long period
" Sa,;n Gns, owing to the fact that the latter
S. ss.ltea 70 bed ere the former returned
aU@e, and in tho morning the father al
n! nns!s lelt before the son got out OF bed
. one morning the lady of The house man
NV 70 get the father and son together a,
.a .Se breakfast table, and by way Of a ioke
unmarked - Son, let me INTRODUCES yor
%5UGf Ss,y lslher.' How do you do, lstherY
Sld the hopeful; 4 don't remember eve,
ma HVing ing met you before, but l have heard
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Fire at Nebraska CItv.

OMAHA, NEB., July GA destructive
fire occurred at Nebraska City last night
destroying Mandan's block, with the posi-
Office, Midland Pacific Railroad office
Great Western Telegraph Office, N. s
Harding's book store, the photograph
gallery OF VIM. Smith and several othel
offices. The fire was caused by lightni ng
The eating house OF the G. B. s st. Jot
Railroad at Hamburg, was struck at the
same time. H. -.
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The Strike at Willlamsport Growing
Serious.

W1LLIAMsPoRT, Pa, July 22.-The
strike OF the mill men in this city has
assumed serious phase. The strikers
assembled at about ten o'clock this morn.
ing and moved to the upper mill yards.
At the mill Of Abort 6 Otto, the police
were drawn up in line to guard the place.
The crowd assaulted them with brick.
bats, broke through the line and went
into the mill. From thence they went
through all the mills, the men who were
at work fleeing through the lumber piles
for their lives. Several fights occurred
and many men were wounded. One boy
was struck with hand spike by the fore.
man Of the mill and was seriously injured,
and four policemen were severely wound.
ed. The strikers then moved TO- the mills
below the city, closing those which were
at work. The military have been called
out and arc parading the streets. The
greatest excitement prevails. The strikers
will meet tomorrow morning at hall. past
nine o'clock. Some shooting occurred at
about seven o'clock this evening, but II
was not ot'a serious character.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
More OF the Attempted Assasslnation

MADRID, July ga largo sum of
money was found on one Of the prisoners
engaged In the attempted assassination Of
their Majesties, Il Is believed the as.
sassins were hired as instruments ior a
political conspiracy. Previous to the at.
tack on the King he had been warned
anonymously that his life was in danger.
At the time Of attack, a sharp engage.
ment occurred between the would be as.
sassins, police and Kings escort. His
Majesty himself was anxious 10 rarticl.
pate, but was prevented. It Is believed
the parties arrested are tho same who
assassinated General Prim.
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Liberal Meeting at Jefersonville,
Indiana.
sFEECHEs BY cAss1Us N CLAY AND oTnE

sPEECHEs BY cAssIUs NJ CLAY AND OTHERS
JEFFRRsoNv1LnB, IND., July 22.-Cas.
sius NJ Clay, the Kentucky orator, ad.
dressed an immense and enthusiastic au-
dience Of Liberal Republicans and Demo-
crats in this city tonight, five thousand
people being present. His speech was
delivered in a happy style, and created
great enthusiasm. he concluded with
an eloquent appeal to the men Of all
parties TO unite upon common basis Of
equal rights TO all men.
Boyle8s Hanna, Attorney General Of
Indiana, spoke for short time, holding
the immense audience spell.bound with
his eloquence. He was followed by Capt.
Boiling, Of Kentucky, an ex.soldier and
Liberal Republican in speech of con-
siderable length, put fourth an argument
which was enthusiastically received. The
meeting adopted at q late hour with three
rcusing cheers for Greeley and Brown,
Thos. Hendricks and Cassfus N. Clay.
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Movements OF Gratz Brown.

NEW York, July 22.-Gov. Gratz
Brown lett the city last night on his way
to Kentucky, in company with Col. An.
deBon, who however goes directly to
Missouri Brown will remain In Ken
lucky 'aboutten days when he viii visit
his home. Shortly thereafter he makea q
stumping tour coming to the State oi
Now York. . ~. ..-...--.g
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A RHopE Island Ia d, under e4Smina.
ton by a Connecticut schoolmdster, be.
ing asked, "How many Gods are there?"
the boy, after scratching his head some
time, replied: II don't know how many
you've got in Connecticut but we have
none In Rhode Island" .
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Sumner Coming out for Greeley.

New York, July GA Times Wash.
ington dispatch says 1t was announced
in the Sunday Chronicle that Sumner ia
preparing letter to the colored people
favoring the election Of Greeley. He told
several persons lately that Grant would
not carry more than four States.
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A BROOKLYN lady, whose husband has
an unpleasant habit ofrailing at her, has
hit upon the plan OF calling in her ser;
wants when he begins 70 let out his tenn,
per, and then turning TO him and saying
sweetly, "Now, my dear, please 60 on
with your remarks" he doesn't go on,
at least not as he began.
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vssn n may ma shock some OF our city bellies
I,5;a ,Ssu we state that We saw four vonn~ %
ur5's rrJIs not four miles from the city. sal.
SI ont : .iall enjoying a game of croquct with.
bssstDsnsa OF covering on their feet. Yes
mS1i0,c U1si,CoIed and the way they swung , III,
S1T S'ST as around and put up their toes on ma a
env nv Wnen W. they wanted 10 croquet an e en-. l.
LaSc.pO0FplSyers with corns.-Olssiand
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Robbery and BloodShed Near Sidney,
Ohio.

CINCINNATI, July 22.-At Sidney, O.,
Yesterday morning, an unknown man
covered with blood was brought into
town, who, after recovering consciousness
and gaining strength to speak, said that
his name was Fear, Of Vandalia, o., that
on Saturday night he was robbed of $400
and beaten, and that Mr.. Taylor and Mr..
Wickers were the men who robbed him.
They were brought to him, identified and
then thrown in Jail. Mob vengeance was
threatened, and It was with difficulty that
they were saved. Tho prospect Of the
mans recovery saved the prisoners.
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ALL FOR JAoOB.-A gentleman who
rode thirty odd miles yesterday through
theoutlying part Of this county, tells us
that, to his surprise, nearly all the Demo.
Gratis he encountered were openly and
warmly Tor JACOB In the whole trip he
found only three who were for CAMDEN.
By the middle Of August Mr., CAMDEN
may find that he is not before the people
aGlI.
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Sumner Reported to have Declared
for Greeley.

Boston, July ga special dispatch
from Washington to the Traveller states
that Sumner has written letter TO Gard.
rer Brewer, Of Boston, coming out in favor
OF Greeley and Brown and against Grant
strongly.
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The McGarrahan Claim Once More.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Wm. McGar.
rahan having brought suit before the dis
trict court OF California for the recovery
Of the New Idria Mines, E. F. Hastings,
Commissioner for California, has Just con:
cluded taking testimony for the defence.
The evidence was to show that the patent
was never executed but suspended, and Is
to be used in the suit.
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The low barometer in the Missouri
Valley will probably move eastward to
Ohio and the Lower Lakes by Tuesday
afternoon, preceded by rain, also by
threatening weather in the Middle States.
Pleasant weather will continue in New
England. Several local storms apparently
passing northeast into Alabama, Monday.
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Greeley Ratification Meeting at
MonigomeIY.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 22.--Ap i'm.
mense Greeley and Brown ratification
meeting was Held here on Saturday night,
at which resolutions endorsing the Liberal
Republican nominations and the action
OF the Baltimore Convention were unani.
mously adopted. A large number of col.
ored men participated. .''-
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Young Democracy at Pittsburgh En-.
doFse Greeley. ...

PTTsBURoH,. July 22.-The Young
Mems Jackson Association of this city
which prior to the Baltimore Convention.
decided to favor straight ticket held a
meeting this afternoon and unanimously
adopted resolutions endorsing Greeley
and Brown. .!lli