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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-28

REcoSsrRUcrED.-The locomotives
Humboldt and Nevada, which were
nearly demolished BY butting against
each other during a collision OIL the
Virginia and rruckes Railroad several
months ago, have been thoroughly re-
paired under the supervision Of VIM.
Bowker, Master Mechanic. The Ne
yada lefs the repair shop yesterday
with flying colors, and the. Humboldt
made her appearance today looking
rs handsome as a maiden Of sweet
sixteen.
T.MLISGs.-Seyeral ten animal teams
belonging to Messrs. Parke & Bowie
are engaged at present in hauling tail
inss from the site OF the old Bay State
mill OH American Flat.
GAMrNG.-At the present time eight
faro games are running In Virginia
City and one in Gold Hill.
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BY n CABLES.
rr;.i .r mar.hnl Ba.aine

Trial or Marshal Bazaine.
PANS, August 2s-Is Is said that the
Government has been compelled to
abandon Its intention Of holding tho
trial OF Marshal Bazaine at Com
pcigne, as the town does not afford the
necessary accommodations for the
Court. No other place has yet been
designated.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
(.r.c,AL TO II ooLD HILL DAILY sIw',l
o N EsrIo IHTELLIoE O.
Structures en- tho New Ysrk Psises
Commissioners.

Structures En- tho New Ysrk fsises
Commissioners.
New York, August 2s.-The sup
preston by the Police Commissioner
of several documents, which are part
Of the public business Of their depart
ment, Is s~uIjecting them to sharp
criticism. The last documents which
they attempted to conceal were letters
of Governor Dix refusing to arm the
police, and their own order which Is
said to actually protect gambling
houses.
Trasspsrtatisn.
The Assembly Committee on Trans
portatlon will meet In Saratoga Sep
TENDER 3. and 1t Is likely tho State
Senate Committee will meet at tho
same time. The object Is to obtain all
the information possible on the subject
Of transportation from the interior to
the sea-board, and DO able to impress
the United States Committee on
Transportation that New York State
possesses the most feasible and adYan'
tsgeous route, and the II most worthy
such improvement at the expense OF
the Government, as will open 1t as the
great channel of communication be-
tween the West and the Atlantic.
Fenianism.
The Twelfth General Convention OF
the Fcnian Brotherhood In the United
States and Canada, Is being held In
this city. The Secretary's report
showed that 20 new circles had been
organized In the past year, indicating
the accession OF about 1000 men and
boys.
Reported Indian Massacre.
New ORLEANS, August 2Sth.-A
special from Waco, Texas, to the Plea
yune, says the stage driver brings In
tho news that q large body Of Indians
surprised and captured Fort Sill, ln-
dian Territory, massacreing the wo-
men and children, and nearly half OF
the Fourth U. 8. Cavalry. Private
parties have telegraphsd for eonfirma-
ton as the story looks fishy.
Becker Speaks 70 the Woman suf-
fruEists.
LANCASTER, N. L., August Is
Henry Ward Beecher, in the open air
last evening, delivered the closing adj
dress before tho Woman's Suffrage
Convention to about 1000 people.
The address was to be made In the loft
Of a mill, but the supports OF the floor
yielding to the weight Of the crowd,
all were obliged to 60 out of doors.
Extensive Fire..
GLOUCESTER, Mass, August 2S.-A
fire here last night burned five blocks.
Loss, $4,000. The proprietors Of the
Cape Ann Adcertiscr are among the
sufferers.
Suicide Of a Bank PRECEDENT.
BosroS, August 2S.-Wm. II. Boyce,
President Of the First National Bank
of Lynn. committed suicide last even
Ing.
And Of n Rauk Cashier.
PouauxEErsIE, N. Y, August IS
j. II. Rosenquest, Cashier Of the First
National Bank of Tarrytown, COM
mitted suicide.
Probably q Hoax.
CHICAGO, August 2s.-Thc report
from New Orleans Of the Indian at
tack and massacre at Fort Sill Is I'M
doubleday a hoax. General Sheridan
has such news, and the Fourth Cavalry
IL reported rs suffering In the attack.
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Feniuaism

The Twelfth General Convention OF
the Fenian Brotherhood In the United
States and Canada, Is being held In
this city. The Secretary's report
showed that 20 new circles had been
organized iu the past year. indicating
the accession OF about 1000 men and
BOYS.
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JOSEPH BARNERT

Exhibits his NEW STOCK OF GOODS, the
Ike Of which will not be surpassed by any house
in his line In this city or the Pacific coast.
MIR. BARNERT being al tho present moment
under heavy expense rcattlng his establish:
ment. and being much pressed for funds, would
respectfully request all those indebted to him
to- make full and prompt settlement. thereby
friends and customers WILL RESPOND TO
HIS CALL FOR MONEY, and meet their &C.
counts at the earliest possible moment.
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STOCK ~PAsTURAcE.

cTocK PAsTURED at WEIGHS a
- ranch, Carson City. Excellent Ina
nssturagc for stock Of all kinds nom ~N
now until the snow falls. Ranch sit-4A
mated 10 tho west and rear OF the Catholic
Church. King street road. Terms, t4,n
month. aus In
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PIPIFAx
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Gathered at such seasons OF the year when their
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sheet lead On the floor OF the icehouse was piaoeu
a wooden grating, to carry of tho meitoa ioe "','O
the l.pxes containing the ova were placed upon ,'io
grating. fitting closely to each other. Upon .iis
grating were laid blocks Of ice of about two ieo,
cube and then another tier of boxes also surmoun'eu
with ice; and the whole was not to he dlsturoeo
the vessel reached its destination. lt ls nopeu ~
consequence of these precautions that VonaraInr
nuInl,er of eggs VIII survive; the low S,,aIo,
,o,,r,d l, te use of the ice TetaTding the ueNelop
ment of the eggs TO such degree th'st on 'o,n a.,
riva they can hC transported to the na'ci"s 0"s"'
and there developed. boxos obout
10 inches long eight inches wide anu nNs ncnes i
deep sufficiently strong to support io wcsv vi on1
ice The bottom of each box mas iaSo NY VI
he'd of moss is then superposed, ana upon TINS the
eggs are distributed; then. second layer OF
moss is put upon the top. Ice Is also plaeeu aDo'e
this ana the lid screwed down. -.
In TRANSPORTING the eggs OF salmon and trout ~ is
usually customary TO keep them IN the org
inal hatchneboXes Gntll tne eyes maze maze 'nral raI
onires from 30 TO GO days, according TO
the temperature Of the water; They may then DC
packed in moss and transported TO great distance
In the present instance IL was impossible to wait Tor
this period to arrive and the eggs were packed
few days after impTegnation.
The total cost of this experiment will be very con-
siderable the ice alone costing $500 and the freight
for the ice-house itself nearly as much more II Is
not a little remarkable that the gentlemen who
have charge of the experiment OF stocklng the
waters Of Australia and New-Zealand with salmon
have not turned their attention to California where
salmon are to be found much better fitted for the
temperature of Australia than the European species
The Australian line of steamers from San Francisco
could transport these eggs and deliver them In about
80 DAYS, and with the almost absolute certainty OF
a successful result In the case of the Oberon from
three 10 six months will elapse before the Journey
win be accomplished. The salmon OF japan anu
Kamschatka would also be equally OF even more
eligible for the experiment..
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nee ore already under tuition. To this he adds the sui
further advantage Of not having colleges. and univer
ties and academies, pouring out infdey, aud re'oI"
ton and false philosophy and false theories upon '"'
public mind"
There is to be Mechanics High Schooi
in PENNSYLVANIA, an Institution which WIN supply
want felt IN every workshop and manufactory In sne
State IL will provide thorough technical education 10
science and practical mechanics, and will be estaoShou
near some manufacturing town. In order that In the mex
Of proper moan, Tor practical instruction. arrangements
may be made with employing mechanc+ The tchoo'
will be selsustainug II possible. The State has gwen
1t and at the outset of 5000
A Massachusetts, Teachers Association mas
inst refused TO vote resolution advising teachers W
have regard for health Of their pupils In tho aoor
required OF them the hours prescribed ior suuy
by the school board their or city, whoIeuPon
public scntiment' complains II s not only In Massa
chusetts that an impatient disgust Is beginning 20 p'
EXPRESSED concerning the defects Of our school ySlo
and calm uncoucern on part Of authorities growing
impossible. There is really hope OF Improvement
A bill has been presented to the ONO Leg
islature recommending that the two state Colleges At
Athens and at Oxford and the Agricultural CoheEo
shall be consolidated into State University IL aso
proydes for the establishment and endowment OF sueh
University II does not contemplate moving these Col
leges 10 any one place. but proposes their consonuaon
under one president and executive admlnstrauon
Each College VIII have its separate faculty. but all VIII
he under control of these authorities. The university
income proceeding from various sources VIII amount "
from $4,000 to 100000 year.
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NOTES ON EDUCATION.

The subscriptions toward the Yale College
Woosey Fund OF $5OOOOO have reached the sum OF s6
ss4 The Executive Committee expect to present the
frat 100000 at this years commencement in June.
Denver has just completed its first public
school building and congratulated itself prodgousy
that fact II was dedicated with mileone procession
a poem almost at long, and any number OF speeches.
A Virginia editor says he regards Virginia's
State University as the foremost seat Of learning the
eontinept Nevertheless, he wants an endowment Of
ssoooOo for the institution, which certainly needs the
money.
The people of Cedar Rapids want to estab-
h the Presbyterian College Of Iowa in their city, and
have held meeting icf that purpose. Eight thousand
dollars was immediately contributed. Seventeen thou
sand dollars must be produced by the city before 1t gets
the college.
South Carolinians are grieving about educa-
ton in that State Last year the schools suspended
for want Of funds Teachers compelled to sell their
school certificates at discount improvements, how
ever are noted the spirit OF selfhelp aud the means
for education
II is odd and not pleasant to be told that
notwithstanding the dinnutive size OF Rhode Island
,re are 1000 children OF school within It's limits
Who do not 10 70 school, Consequently the State Com
,roner asks for law He also notes the value
., ,ha services of women on the School Committee de
Glazing that "experience shows that women most faith
tnn consoentiousy aud successfully fulh the duties"
The "Veteran Observer" does not want edu-
cation made compulsory IA oAIo because as ne says,
Eeany thc whole Of the 'Vutb Ia that btais o' seeoo
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4 Ailresge 5r Gey Dr. ELDER Rev. Dr EDDY, and
Dr. EGLIS Of Brooklyn. The pubbc cordially invited
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Religious Notices.
AufhoD Memorial Church Fory-eiEhh, Of SSthEv,
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Hor &c anunon, 0. o'clock Morning prayer Sermon ins
Tu Idea Resurrection Of the Bod" ltoly Communion ~
nra. Choral Choir chdIen sulscI
o. seraon The Pathfinder" The Rrclor will preach.
Association Hall.
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MI A. L. MORA. Og.nssL
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TRANSPORTING SALMON EGGS TO NRw-ZEALAND.-
A renewed effort has lately been made in the
direction of stocking the Australaslan waters with
salmoD. The experiment. Of transporting eggs OF
salmon and trout into those waters has been repeat
rdly made and far as the latter species is con-
eerned with thdlstinguished success thisfsh beingnow
caught in large numbers and Of great weight There
IT, however no positive evidence of the existence OF
The salmon in the rivers, although large fishes have
repeatedly been seen. which could scarcely be any
thing else; but none have been actually captured.
Special arrangements were made, during January,
1913, TO transport about $1,000 salmon eggs the
vessel Oberon, bound from London to Australia. In
view of the necessary length Of the journey and Of
i,e fact that the temperature must for great por
tiou of the way, be that of Summer, the only posi-
bity of success lay nretarding the development of
the eggs by means of an abundant supply of ice.
For this purpose small house was bnlf, the inter
nal dimensions of which were l3 feet by o, and
eight feet in hight, incosed in bulk-heads abaft
the foremas and situated in the hold of the vessel
below the water-line This house was surrounded
ly a skin of powdered charcoal. about foot thick
~ . sep-sesapstoI. ssd wss IiDsd throughout with
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n right 10 RENT SELL cheap; allowed purchases Call
at MERRELLS, No. Unionsquare (so l65 PourthAve
NEW STYLES FIVE OCTAVE DOUBLE
~ REED CABINET ORGANS ready this month at reduced Prsi
III 10 aud 125 each Fiy other styles $50 20 5000 and up
ward each lE MASON bAMLTN ORGAN co Offer At their
wareroom rs UNlONsQuARB the largest assortment o. ~.
,oOrd which rendered
only y their uneqdel facilities for manufacture ORGANS
RENED With privilege Of purchase Tor quarterly mouthy paymeo