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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.


The Third Cincinnati Industrial Ex-
position, under the direction Of the
Board Of Commissioners appointed by
the Chamber of Commerce, Board OF
Trade and Ohio Mechanics Institute,
will open September 4th and continue
till October 9Th. 4 handsomely print
cd pamphlet Of IS pages, comprising
the rules. regulations. premium list,
etc, has just been Issued, and we are
In receipt Of a copy Of the same. TO-
gether with n copy Of the report Of the
Exposition Of last year, under the
same auspices. The grand success OF
the former Exposition has encouraged
the management to largely extend Its
scope the present year. In the Gin
cinnati Times Of June 18th we find the
following regarding 1t:
This great enterprise has 90 rapidly
developed within the short space OF
three years rs to achieve a national
importance and attract the attention
of exhibitors aud visitors from every
State of the Union. Inst year the
Exposition had exhibitors from twenty
nine States. and, during the mouth 1t
was Openfor Inspection, 100000 visit
ors were IN attendance. The premium
list for the coming exhibition has been
largely extended. including Gjs medals
to be awarded for the first degree OF
merit. The five buildings give seven
acres of exhibiting space. distributed
into sixteen departments. The ma
machinery department will be u 6y
four tirst-class driving engines OF 500
horsepower, with nearly 700 feet OF
main shafting. Many new features
will be presented In the fine art, nat
ural history and horticultural depart
ments. The contributions for the for
mer already promised insure an UNI
e1ualed collection; tho wall space In
the tireproof building devoted to this
department Is lao running feet. The
conservatory OF the horticultural de-
partment will be 40 by $50 feet, with
root aud sides Of glass. The most
liberal premiums will be offered In
this department, the list showing that
$4,000 will be devoted to this purpose,
aud the competition on the premiums
for displays BY States PROMISES to be
very exciting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
TRAGEDIES.

There appears to be q perfect mania
for wife murder and suicide prevailing
the whole country OF late. The most
recent case In this section Is that of
Ryan, at Virginia, who. day before
yesterday, killed his wife with a pistol
and then, Immediately and properly
killed himself with the same weapon.
Within the past three or four months
there has been q succession Of very
similar cases In the Atlantic States, the
mania for killing seemingly having
dropped naturally into that peculiar
channel. We notice another singular
feature In It, which Il that In three
or four cases the deed has been done
with q hatchet-as though that inno-
ceut domestic Instrument was pecrl-
llarly fitted for splitting wives heads
instead Of kindling wool. In two OF
these cases the husband, after thus
slaughterinS of his family, deliber,
ately killed himself with the same
Ratchet. One, especially, sat down OIL
the bloody floor and hacked away at
his crazy skull till he got tired and
faint. and then, after n rest, sat up aud
tried It again and again. till lie sue
ceeded In hacking a hole through
his thick head. aud finally died
from over-sxertion and exhaustion.
Ordinary murder, rapino and robbery
Seem to b. plenty enough besides, yet
the main feature Is wife murder, lncit-
cd by drunkenness Jealousy, or some
thing Of the sort. It appears to be the
idea with some men that a wife Is a
piece Of property which they I'll do as
they please with; that they are pro-
prietors Of woman, aud that they can
love, kick, or kill her, rs humor suits
them. This ia essentially the effect OF
the secular or religious law which does
not recognize the equality Of woman
with man, morally, socially or legally
which gives the man superiority and
power over q woman, :ld forces he;
Into . subordinate position. When
the world shall have Improved Ia
this respect, and impartial equal
ity before the law aud In so
cial life shall give woman hel
equal rights and equal protection
with man, then there will be less Of
wife numbering. All men find plenty
Of protection from q brutal wife, bu,
the wife finds comparatively few tc
protect her from n brutal, numbering
husband. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
sHARoNIZRD.

The e,litor Of the Enterprise needs
nursing. He has wreStled with PAN
icky thoughts OF Sharon in all sorts Of
shapes, until lie has at last become
pregnant with the terrific idea that he
10 longer rides wild through tho sage
brush astraddle Of one Of the Virginia
md Tcuckee Railroad locomotives,
snortias fire at every jump and re-
m~orSelessly tearing to pieces and de-
vouring every copy Of the Eaterprise
he can find. but Is now mounted on Il
hugo wal horse, and with helmet
closed and lance In rest. Is about to
make a fierce onslaught upon the edi-
torial sanctum Of that paper, even IA
the nlu,trious Sancho Panza charged
upon the windmill. Defensiyely flour
ishes he his scissors and pastc-brush
from the corner Into which he has
retreated, aud screeches defiance at
the advancing foe his diseased imagin-
alton conjures up. rs this a Union
soldier that I see before me? Avaunt!
Vamose! and quit my sight. Come
In any other shape but that" he cries
In accents wild. But It won't avaunt.
1t will haunt him daily all the balance
Of the week and month, and all next
-
month. vainly and beseechingly he
calls for an organ to come and help
him out that being tho only lnstru-
ment he has been assltnilated with for
Years, yet there Is none to respond.
and no must perforce grind out his
own music, protting from long expert
ence In that line. Grind organ. grind.
Turn your w crank.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
From tho Sal. Lake Tribune, June 1911

lrfOm lnc salt 4Ako ArAVuuo, SuhS AsJ
Henry Miller, the old gentleman
who has so long driven the team at.
tached to the street sprinkler, met
with a startling accident yesterday,
which may cost him a limb, and per
haps his lie. As he was driving home
at noon his horse took fright and
started to run, and Mr.. Miller pulling
hard OH the lines, broke the ~fastenlng
of the foot-board and was thrown on
the doubletree and then on the ground.
the wheel passing V and breaking
both legs between the ankle and
knee and the other at the knee. DR..
Anderson was Immediately sent for.
and rendered all the aid which medical
skill could afford, but we learned that
1t was doubtful whether both limbs
could be saved. Mr.. Miller Is we'll
known to most Of citizens and his
great misfortune causes universal re-
greet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
san FRANCISCO ITEMS.

from the San Francisco Alta OF yesterday
Henry MichelSon, Il grocer's clerk,
returned home ut n late hour on Fri
day night. a friend who was with
him unlocked the door Of the room OIL
Minna street, near Fifth, and Michel.
son, feeling unwell, lesned over n bal
cony, lost his balance, aud fell 4 dis
lance of ten feet. lie was removed TO
q store near by, where lie remained FOR
several days. and was then removed to
the County Hospital. where he died
Yesterday fro,h the effects OF the injIr-
les he received. lie vas \ native OF
Germany, aud thirty min: years Of age
James Sinclair. IN Ipholsterer, re.
siding OH O'tlrrell allcy. WAS found
OIL Post street last evening, lying In.
toxicated Oh the sidewalk. Officer
Ayres removed him to tho station
house, and an examination showed
that his leg was broken. After having
received medical assistance, he wal
conveyed to his home.
The Grand Lodge Of Free and Ac-
copied Ancient York Masons will meet
to-day, corner Of Broadway and Ma
son streets. They will celebrate st.
Johns Day, the 9th instant. by a pro
cession and Grafton In the Mercantile
Library Hall also by public installa-
ton OF the newly elected officers In the
evening, In the same hall.
Yesterday forenoon Patrick Murray,
engaged In blasting at the corner Of
Mission and Twenty-sixth streets, sris-
tanned severe Injuries In the face BY
the premature discharge Of a blast.
lie was removed to st. Mary's Ilospi-
tai for treatment.
Yesterday afternoon Patrick Flnnc-
gass. while carving some meat on the
lunch-table. In Adams It kibbe's sa.
loon, corner Of Market aud, kearny
streets. cut oil three Of his right hand
fipunra
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21

The Agricultural Department at
Washington has made the remarkable
discovery that brandy can be made
from sawdust. II founded OF practical
experiment, this may be regarded rs a
piece Of truly valuable Information.
The. farmers Of the West may hence
forth ave their peaches and corn for
the market, and draw their supplies Of
fire water from tho same place that
they get their shingles from for their
barns. Each saw-nill can have 4 dis
tillery attached. and when = customer
wants a gallon he IAN bring a Log for
barter. Corner ssw-mills will take
the place OF corner groceries and ''old
rye will be forgotten In the glories
Of "old sawdust."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
CRIPPLED.
frpomt n. M,rr.rllla Anne

from the Marysvllle Appeal. Juno SOL
A laughable Incident occurred In q
family In this city u few days since, by
which q young lady vas frightened for
q short time. IL seems that this young
lady, who resides with her married SIS
ter, arose very early a few mornings
since and commenced getting break
fast, while the remainder Of the family
were In bed. Suddenly the sleepers
we're aroused by cries Of distress from
the young lady, who csme llmping
into their apartment, crying bitterly.
.Oh, what shall l do ?" she exclaimed
between her sobs. "What shall 4 do?
One Of my legs has suddenly come
drawn up aver 20 much shorter than
the other. and l can't walk at all. Oh,
I had rather been dead than live in this
position. Do try aud straighten It,"
ahe continued, Is she sank sobblng on
the sofa. The gentleman and his vile
arose hastily and tried to pull the limb
Into position, supposing 1t had sudden
ly contracted or cramped, but notwith-
standing be exerted all his strength he
could not move 1t. The wife attemp-
ted to assist In the surgical operation,
and In so doing discovered the cause
Of the sudden shortening Of the limb.
Aud what do you think 1t was, kind
r, aler? DULY this aud nothing more:
The young lady was wearing \ pair Of
these hlgli-heeled CATERS so much In
vogue, aud while walking around the
house. one Of the heels had fallen of,
and naturally II Of her limbs sudden
ly became two Inches shorter than the
other, hence the fright and pain OIL tho
part Of the young lady. A hearty
laugh followed the discovery, aud tile
lady Joined In 1t, thankful that she
was not deformed in reality. The heel
has been put In place, and she limp.
no more, both limbs being Of a length
again. We assure u readers that
this il 10 fancy sketch, but true In
/ etery particular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21

m,,. nu., r,,,a, ui,,,o ~, onno,,nt
lhE i-eSaht 4 'nleS g''es nI' acSnul'
OF coronation OF an African Mug
which TOOK place III ETHIOPIA recently.
The soieninitie' lasted Il i1rthlsIl, tlle
iirst step being the progress III STATE OF
Prince Cassa. the new hhig Oh ftnio-
pa. from Adoa 70 AN'llli. LIE aay
following MS ARRIVAL a grlnu rSyiem
DON piaec' anu oii t"e way al.e, ''"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21

A SAN FRNNcIsco chambormaid re-
Gently gave q months warning. alley-
ing that she had recently made $780,
0W In stocks, and was no longer de-
pendent on her broom for support
Exchange.
We are grieyed to record that before
the month was up, the aforesaid cham
bermaid was fiat broke, that nice little
pile belngswept Off smoother than any
broom could do Il, by . little old
"bnyer thirty l" investment III Savage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21

The latest Western wonder Ia the
appearance Of phantom trains oil the
Madison division Of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad. The vision
airy cara are said to have been seen BY
the conductor. engineer, brakemen,
and passengers OF the evening express
moving at q moderate rate Of speed a
short distance ahead Of the express
tr ain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21

A REMARKABLE CXT.-Allie s. Nc.
Douyall, who resides In East San Jose,
Is the proprietor Of wonderful cat. Ii
Is remarkably Intelligent, a great hun
ter and pet, hence when 1t died, rs II
did to all appearance, OIL Thursday
last, she deeply mourned her loss.
The cat became cold and stiff; and 80
Allie put the inanimate body Of her
pet In a sack and cast II into the river.
It tioated away, and rs she supposed
had gone from her gaze foreyermorc.
But tho following night, to her great
surprise and joy, the cat returned rs
we'll as ever. Allie was not aware
that a cat has nine lives and that 1t Is
only after they have been very much
dead for n long time, that 1t Is no mere
joke that they will not come to life
agaln.-Saa Jose Mercury
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
Desirable Mill Property
FOR SALEI
A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR A sAPR
INVESTMENT.

THE AssIGNEES OF THE ESTATE -
L OH. II. FLAGu offer for sale at a bar. f,!
gain the EMPIRE STATE MILL, situate ~
In the Seyen.Mile Canyon, q short distance be
low tho Gould & Curry Mill. The sale will
comprise Two-Thirds or the whole Of said pro
perty, at tho option Of the purchaser.
The mill site 10 one OF the best In the State,
has Q full supply OF water appertsining thereto.
also . large piece Of ground below tho mill 70,
~sluiees, t~silinRs, etc.
The mill, Of nfy tons capacity. 10 now In good
running order. complete In all Its departments.
Private residence, bo~arding-house, stable, out
houses, etc., on the premises The whole OF
undivided two-thlrds thereof will be sold Cheap
for Cash, or commercial paper dlfcountabIe In
bank.
Apply to tho undersigned at the Agency Of
the Bank OF California, GOLD RlLL.
II. HUGUET,
je21 Nv For Assiguees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
Al rrRRzII. cHAs. ouxx11s
UNION IRON WORKS

TYRRELL q CUMMINGS.
FOUNDERS, MACHINIsTs, GENERAL
Il Engineers, Draughtsmen and ManufactlIers
OF Quar- z mill anil Mining Machinery Of all de-
scriptonE. All orders filed with p~romplnefs
and dispatch. md at the Lowest Rates.
OFFICE :t1O south q street, Oh he
Divide, Virginia., Nev.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
Marriages.

STRgL-BUTEAU-In Virginia, Juno %, by
Rev. v. Rightmyer, John Steel and Mrs. n. Il.
Butcau, both Of Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE ROCK ISLAND GOLD
~ and silver Mining Company, San Francisco,
JUNE 10, iS72.--The annual meeting ofthe stock
holders of the Rock leland Gold and Silver Min.
Ing Company will be held at their ONCE, Room
No. 10 Hsyward's Building, San Franciseo, on
MONDAY, July !, 1871, at 70 O'Clock 4.
jo5l I'd w. E. DEAN, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21
NEW

RYAN-In Virginia, June 10. Mrs. Lizzie Ryan,
aged 81 year,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-21

THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 4.
Committee OF Arrangements.
" HINT. Thomas Harkin,
Joseph Marshall, John Marks,
BENJAMIN Stern, John Randall,
George Doherty, Sol Noel,
Heber Holman, N Frankenheimer,
David Humphreys, VIM lily Doane.
Invitation Csmmltiee.
GOLD Hull.
W Gibson, John II Mills,
Fred Marohn, Thomas Erwin,
Edward Pstten, CGButler..
] Kennedy, HTrombath.
VIRGINIA CRY.
James Malone, Joseph Bell.
James Brown, Thomas AlchOrn,
&C Goodwin, George Andrews,
W Pennlson, AZ Mckay,
George Downey A Hamilton,
CARSON Cry.
Gus Lewis, Abe Curry.
DAYTON.
George Shaw, Grubor.
Reception CsnmIttoe.
DLBean, Owen Frazer,
James Simpson, Thomas Gallagher,
VIII Day, Thomas McDermit,
1T Weldon, SP Derby.
Master Of CcrsmonIos.
Abe Jonos.
Rl0sF Managers.
Joseph Blsh, Richard Mercer,
Hiram Holman, John Marks,
Hank Blanchard, Sol Noel.
Storm, George Doherty,
Hebor Holman.
IB- Tho very best Music has been engaged
for the Celebration, and no pains will be spared
to make this the First Annual Ball OF the Do
partment-THE BALL OF THE SEASON.
TICKETS (Admit'g gent and ladies) - 90
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

END OF the present disgraceful scenes. and
the verdl...t OF the people at the polls will be
accepted at ta>s South as peacefully as at the
North. It is onl, to be hoped that the Presi-
dent will be backed up ~ Congress in his new
Southern policy. Nothing ,is more certain
than that the past efforts at reconstruction
have been failure. For this, republicans
and liberals, who are now in the opposition,
are equally responsible, and hence they should
unite in repairing the mischief they have
Jointly done
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
Book Pirates-How to Turn . Dis.
honest Penny.

Book Pirates-How to Turn . Dis
honest Penny.
"There be land sharks and water sharks
land rats and water rats" says Shakespeare
through the mouth of the Merchant of
Venice. There are land pirates, water pirates
and book pirates, and the latter are by no
means the least despicable of the three. We
have before us gaudily covered book bearing
the following upon its title page: -"Explora-
tions in Africa, by DR.. David Livingstone
and Others, Giving Full Account Of the
Stanley-Livingstone Expedition Of Search,
Under the Patronage of the NEW YORK
HERALD, as Furnished by DR.. Livingstone
and Mr.. Stanley. Edited by L. D. Ingersoll.
Union Publishing Company, 165 West
Twenty-second street, Chicago. A. L. Ban
croft & Co., San Francisco" Upon the cover
of the book is a gilt daub supposed to repre-
sent tropical foliage, lions, elephants, camels,
Africans, European travellers, &C., and
on the back the following :-"Africa The
Stanley Livingstone Expedition. Illustrated"
We need scarcely say that this book is ON
unauthorized publication, made up wholly
of extracts from old writings by Dr. Living
stone, the published letters of Mr.. Stanley to
the HERALD and a few worn-out illustrations
that have run their course for years through
other works. Except where it quotes from
Mr.. Stanley or DR.. Livingstone the writing
is the merest trash, and save in the repro
duction Of facts already published in the
HERALD, its stories are pure fiction. 1t is
simply an attempt on the part Of sharp set
of publishers to make q few dollars out Of the
magnificent achievements Of Mr.. Stanley by
appropriating what is as honestly that gen.
tleman's property as the watch in his pocket
or the coat upon his back. Whoever may buy
the book will find that he has parted with
his money for trashy rehash Of the informa-
ton already given to the public through the
columns of the HERALD, interspersed with o
few stupid fictions.
The only book published by Mr.. Stanley,
and hence the only reliable history of his ex-
pedition, is from the press of Scribner, Arm
strong & Co., 654 Broadway, and will be issued
on Monday next Dealers and individuals
who buy any other will be simply imposed
upon.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

MANHATTAN Market, AT THmrY-FouRTH
STREET, NoRTH RIVER, has demonstrated
since its opening the necessity for an uptown
market which has existed for years past. The
dwellings of the bulk Of the people always
demonstrate the central location for such con-
veniences Twenty years ago the downtown
markets met every requirement Now, how
ever, as business absorbs the old residences
and families seek houses further north, the
ancient accommodation is to numbers o posi-
tive inconvenience. This IS why the Manhat-
tan Market is already success. although not
formally open an entire week.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

The SNow-BouND TRAcKLAYERs IN Mn
EzsorA The great calamity considered immi-
nent by our correspondence from the wilder
ness beyond the borders Of Minnesota yester-
day has happily been averted. The special
dispatches TO the HERALD, which we publish
elsewhere to-day, relieve US of the uneasiness
occasioned as to the fate Of the eight hundred
men whose lives were despaired of two days
ago. It appears that after the most strenuous
efforts the heroic relieving party from winona
succeeded in cutting through the frozen snow
to the end of the track, near Sleepy Eye, and
were finally enabled to rescue the suffering
lebprsrs fspm their pegi0us situation
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

certainly comprehensive, and from partisan
point of view unassailable. Mayor Havemeyer
is in the way he is made the executive officer
OF the city, not of the metropolitan districts
and becomes only 6gurehead to the govern
ment. Comptroller Green is inconvenient ;
ne Is swallowed up in Board of which he will
DC welcome to remain o member if he chooses
20 % overshadowed by four republican poll
ucians. Propriety will be strictly preserved.
honest government viii be loudly advocated.
neiormers will be duly honored. But, in the
name OF municipal reform, these metropolitan
commissions will be insisted upon, and if
created the city of New York will be handed
over to republican Ring whose power at
least VIII cast the old Tammany Ring into the
shade.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

The AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE. -Enghnds 8
renewed active modern effort for the suppress
sion Of the African slave trade will be aided by
the moral support and official sympathy Of the
Imperial German governments vast gain to
the cause of human freedom and civilization.
The fact, which is made known by our Berlin
telegram to-day, has been ascertained by the
reply which has been sent to the .Courtof ST.
James from the Prussian capital in response to
an application, made in the name fsQueen
Victoria, proposing ON allied joint sction in
this direction. The German censuys serving
in Africa and at Zanzibar will be- immediately
instructed o. to the intention Of Her Majesty {