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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-15
ENTWISLE'S CHINA STORE,

ECEIVED THIS DAY an assortment OF
N strictly pure Powdered Sage Thyme, Sum-
mer Savoy and Sweet Marjoram for seasoning
soups, meats, sc. ,1-
nov5 ii north Royal street.
, 1873-08-26
CITY ITEMS.

Yesterday afternoon tho horses attached to
ono Of Fortune Brotbern' beor-wagons, driven
by Machac Mclaughlin, n young nun as years
Of ago, living at No. III West Van Duren atreet,
took fright and ran away, throwing tho driver
out, noer tho corner OF Clinton aud Van Du1on
streets unl ininring him SO severely in the back
that he disl In u foW minutes. 4 verdict Of ao-
cIdoutal duath was returned by tho jury at tho
inquest.
Monroe Btroot, loftin charge OF L. Ewing during
Tho temporary abAonco ot the proprietor, waa
entored yesterday by housebreAkors while Ewing
was at work, md cleaned out. Tho renr door
WIS broken opon, and, before lowing. tho thieVos
opened md emptied bureauu, trunks, lockors,
etc. About 1900 worth Of goods wore removed.
, 1873-08-26
THE SCIENTISTS.



in Portland.
oral A session 5 Of tho soionco Association
was hold at 10 q. m. today. Among the lndioa
present was Mrs. Thomson, who gave 81, 900 to
Ana Guy, Joseph Lowering, and ]. 8. Newberry
woro appointed 4 committee to obtain An act Of
incorporation for tho Association.
4 number OF momborn accepted tho Invitation
OF President Chamberlain. and visited Dowaon
goes On . CHM bake to Old Orchard Beach.
In seotion D, tho tIat paper read was by Prof.
g. Drowngood, on the question, "Do snakes
swallow thoir, ,young?" The object OF tho papor
wna to show that certain snakes give protection
their open thr0Ata, to emorge again whom the
danger is past. Tho paper elicited considerable
discussion.
The second paper was remarks on the origin
Of insects, and on the antonual character OF
butterflies and moths
Prof. Gill read 8 paper recommending 6ya-
tom Of arranging specimens in musoums, 30 as to
find articles easily. . ~.-..
Prof. Burt Green Wilder read Al eaaay on
Cerebral Fissurea OF tho Mammala and Limits
OF their uomolgoios, illustrated with diagrams.
Prof, j. 8. Nowbo1y road = paper on some
pnleozoio flahos from the rocks Of Ohio, with
Diagrams showing di1eront deposits.
s. Nowborry read . pnper on Deposits in Ameri'
can sedimontary Strata. Considerable discus
sion followed.
During tlle afternoon and evening aomo seven
| tY papers we're read. The tomorrow morning
sosBion will begin at o'clock and tho reading ol
| papcrH tilod will be completed.
This evening tho chemists organized ameetiut
| In the Ndormen's room, with the ohoioo Of Prof
| Intitner aB President, and Prof. @. E. Monroe Al
| Secretary. A. committee was appointed to 70
quest tho BtRnding Committee to call meeting
| III 1874.
| Tho evening was takon up In discussing SOM
| new apparatus.
It il thought tho Association will finally I'd
tourn on 1Gosday or Friday.
, 1873-08-26
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
1nccnt1inftasn, snlcitlc, md Attempted
HIMrlCFt

A"conotaf''''' s1.,n''n., '''''t
n1aa ~ ~ 1,s,., n.a
LAWRENCE, Kan, Aug. 25.-A little after mid
night last night, as tho young man who extn-
e,,jshon lho strcet-lntnne in this city WIS po!ng
Fla ro,,,da In t1,acovorcd f,n,nca hroak,np from
tho roof OF tito brick bhtliIIlB occupied as
Wholesale grocery storc by N. Frank, on hoss
etreet. An alarm waB giyon, and tho fire exttn-
onal,od hofoTo m,ioh dnmnao was dono, It was
nvi1ont,v In zort. n, m incon1orv. 4 1nx Of
of'4out.y wv "o,A y. "u .''ou'o@ .1.
eo'nbuatlole8 eoaRod IN coal-oI! wa 1oo'lu en"-
Ing in tho upper hall Of tho building, and tho
transom over The door loading from tho llnll Into
tho SECOND btory Of Franks building had
49,, Ls~1... ~ .,,,> n.,at <ro,,r5 win,
poon ofoAeh' "uu p!no es,'A NJ M1"'u VI -
candlo-w1oklng ana saturntea WIN ooa-oh
thrown In upon q lot OF 900 broofps thns Woro
, 1873-08-26
causo to hopo in God. lilo who notes tho falling
Of sparrow cannot full to hcar tho prayors Of

lis chiidron. ''''''' ''A " A0'' '1' pEs''0'' u
THE rvpY,vn arnvror
Tic born,o, nj th;a hnnr 7.sE syna nroo c,,cd hv
thu Ree 4 nj Nnof1i,nn, - Dn,rtnnf | 4 ftar AZ
pro)innary aorvlcna In nnnnnrcal. tia
toxt wlIch in rocnrf(ol in Mnrlk In. 9t 40 /
"Ihon Josrn hoi,nl,nu him Inyod lin. anti
saifl INTO him. Ilnn thino tho,,, iac,,cst m thv
ceyo the cnao to I m mr." "1sun 1nto ~ tn Io,
tln hands nronorv III tl,o a,rr,,tra NJ liz aant'
good. md. in faat. ali nxtnrnni rart,nnlafn I'd
30 comn1ote, nnt,,rnllv NIX lin question, viii
tt koop uerfoos timn + smJ It. Int Ind no
rcsponstva tfck. tain IT, to lin tnwet1r. md n1n
informed thbro In INIT one Mitg laokiug, i ns1s
what il lacks, ard ho tells me- it has no n,ai,,-
spring. Tho absnrtlity OF tho thing-h watch
without a main n~Hnriur-proyoke our mirtt, Tho
ruler pYofessino roIiulou, without it's spirit ia
like watch without 3 mai1,-spriug.
l. CInrtcto ar Of tho nupijcant. escortafnotl from
uevornl particulars First, hia Office q,laliilca-
tons for Office Of ruler, learned In tho Inv;
.. Ills confession. "All this have kept from
my YOUTH" &c. This confession openly made
where opportunity for contradiction was afforded.
Q. Tho manner Of hiBapproach and the inatter
zeal. Mark says ho "ran aud knott" .Thomat-
tor OF hia question Indicate hiB sincerity. Snt-
islod thnt ho bud kept tho whole. Lie ia conscious
Of lsos; hos,or =, o,,,.,. r,o roxor,na xn,,sor
bore noted tho uncouiyocal m ropIy Of tho
savior In full, and, aftor further observations
on tho instructions given to tho young nun,
closed his discourse.
THE RELIGIOUS INTEREST.
Nearly ono hundred tnquirers, thus far In tile
meeting, have approached tho altar. Tho fool
Ing that exists is Of tho quiet kind, that manfests
itsolf In tho hoart as vol aa tho tongue. It may
bo safely said this intereHt Ia increasing. Tho
largo number Of 1nemborr prOBont havo boon
1kowise well indoctrinated during tho proyrean
OF the meeting, and, by conference, prayer, aud
confession, arc finding dooper love for, md b
stronger faith In, thor 6ayior. Tho ministers
arc all at work, and 1t 10 no oxaggoration to say
that Religious exercise of somo kind, either Of
prayer, confercnco, confession, etc., ia taking
place at about every hour Of tho day. The good
seod is being sown, aud some Of 1t Is falling on
| good ground.
TIE ELK anoVE CONFERENCE
convened In Mrs. pearsona tout ut O'Clock, p.
! M, for tho purpose Of tranBaoting any business
that might ho called up. Tho Rev. Dandy pro-
sided. 1t was unanimously agreed By the body
| to recommend the Eov, i. McCliBl for ordna-
tion to the Annual Conference, which mcots in
Mondota In September. Several other matters,
| only Of nominal Importance, wero attended to,
aud the Conference adjourned.
| THE HOTELS
are still doing q lively business The "weary
travellers" continue to call in.groat numbers,
aud aro always accommodated with tho best
, 1873-08-26
ksrIdEc Accidents.

brilgo, wll!ch was bolng ereolol over tho CheAa-
pcaEo .S Delaware Canal, at tho broak on tho
delaware Kallroad. foil today. killing one work.
man and wountling two othors,
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. 25.-Whilo party OF
River, ut Fulton, for Tho 9. l. I. Il. H., on Sat-
urday evening, tho oni'ankment gave way, bury
Ing some OF tic wnrAlaon honoath 1t. Few par
tIclllars are recolyed but tho most reliable NO.
counts state that two perHons wero Killed and
Hoyeu wounded.
, 1873-08-26

Personal and Political Matters
Special Dtspatoh 10 Tbs Chieap' 1fibtsne,
QuEnEu, Aug. 25.-The Hon. g. L. Tilloy md
wlto hayo loft for Europe. numor says he ex-
poets to be knightod, or receive some distin-
guisled recognition from tho Homo Government
HALIFAX, Aug. 25.-Tho Hon. a. Mackenzie,
leader Of tho Reform party Of Canada, will be
banquotod tomorrow night by the cftizona.
TonoNro, Aug. 15.-fhe lion. Edward Blake,
tho Canadian Gladstone, viii address public
meeting ut Dowmanyillo tomorrow uight, and
ono III London on Thursday night, when ho will
giyo an exhaustive reviow Of tho Pacific Railway
question It's publication Is looked forward to
with great interest.
, 1873-08-26

WARRINGTON, Aug. 25.-For tho New England
anil the Middle Atlantic States, light aoutloaater-
ly to southwestorly winds with increasing cloudi-
moss and light rain. For the South Atlantic and
Gulf stateB. partly cloudy weather, high tem-
pornturo, light variable winds, and nossibly
threatening woather noar tho coast. For tho
iako region. northeasterly to southerly Winds,
cloudy Weathor, and ruin during tho night. Tor
tho Ohio Valley aud westward to the Missouri
Valley, light to freBh southeasterly to SOUTH
westerly winds, with continued high tempera-
turo and areas of rain.
STAGE OF WATER.
Daily report of tho stage Of water, with
changes In tho a hours ending 8 p. H., Aug. 25,
1878:
, 1873-08-26

NEW YoRH, Aug. 25.-The Hon. Joseph Medill,
of Chicago, arrived here this morning: During
tte day ho had long interview with Mayer ,3r
from number Of prominent citizens.
, 1873-08-26

QuEgssTowN, Aug. 25.-The steamship Cuba
from Now York, has arrived.
NEW Youg, Aug. 26.-Arriyed, steamship To"
public from Liverpool.
NEW YonK, Aug. observation-disclosures Can
adR, from LlYorpool,
, 1873-08-26

Special DxpatcA to Tho Chicago Tribune.
QulAay, ILL.,, Aug. 26, - Mrs. Bteinhod, an
agod lady of this olty, while attempting to drive
a horne into stable last evening during the nb-
senco Of the family, Was kicked In tho gitlo by
tAo animal and died In foY minutes a{terwatds.
, 1873-08-26

wl,icl, may bo alluded to show now little depend"
enca can 10 placotl on tho comparisons made:
Those mistakes nre mado apparently for tho
purpose OF misleading. Thus, tho Equtahle
In antd to huyo lont large amount
{9f07.65 on personal bnoirtty only While
fil fact lilo anoant sAtol ig tho amount OF 1,cr-
sonai property montionod III its report. Tho
amount Of rents recoivoa is stated yery m'leh ta
loas than the truth, as 1t waa reported to tho
6tnto. Again tho comparison statcs that tho
Equitable has, III "pro1ni,tn8 overdue, moro
than three mol,ths d largo amount, whtlo tho
Mutual haH nothing; when In faot tho report to
tho Btnto mnkog this amount OF premium ttiio
not moro tllnn tllreo montls-the word mot
being worry material word In Buch statements.
DosiCcH which Bomo Of tho ratios aro grossly mis-
8tRted.
Whether tlacBo misreproBcntntionB promote tho
cauae Of lifo insurance lcayo for others to de-
eide.
In conclusion I give comparative atatcmont
Of tho Equitable, at tho end Of 1872, and Of al
tho Nor York companies iii 1859, whom tho
Equitable commenced business:
Erctssaftno
Equitable. n. 7. Coz orer ass other
combined.
Cash premiumre- -.
sssi ss5s; Income: st3s5 s3ss '3s3is
iations $500: 1o,cos,oss 11,e20,o2A 7ess,12a
Amount injured
Anosyss IN ii is;:s II sss tss5s sss5ss sss
No. OF policies ..,xu
-outstanfing,.,. 43,135 23,27a aoteS1
No. Of policies
Wrttlun during
tho yosr...... 32,4o1 4,784 7t7Vl
e. ". PHILLIPS,
Actuary Equitable IAfo-Assurance Boc!ety.
, 1873-08-26

Nsw YonK, Aug. 25,-The London Telegraph
Of the 18TH, has tho following itemat Bishop
, 1873-08-26

Rht. 1 Fa''.

sBelow high wator OF 1871. ... -..
". 8. KAur4Ar, Observer,
Room 10 Major Block, Chicago,
, 1873-08-26

Further Particulars OF tho Eaton, o.,
CoDffngrAtion--1ron Works hurned
MT, NTortintosvn, N. 5'"-Losecs " tho
4solfaat E,trc--isurasinE of nlntz's
brewery In milwaukee, !; Loss, 8600,s
, 1873-08-26

Cash prn.nil1n re-
coiptA..........a
Gross 1ncolno...
Capital and acc,l-
lanonn ......4.
Amount insured
IN yOar..,.....
Amount in forco.
No. Of policies
oubtant1itlg g..~
No. Of policies
wrttton during
the yosr.......
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19

CoNcERNINe Ben Buffers chances
Of becoming Governor of Massqchu-
sets, the Worcester Spy is not at all
alarmed. With rather warm language
from so cool a locality, It says:
The notion that everybody in Massa-
chusetts must give his whole attention
for live or Six months 10 prevent a
maj: whom the people don't want
from electing himself Governor, may
be accepted In other parts of the
country, but 1t will not prevail to any
great extent here at home. The fact
Is that Gen. Buffers prospects are less
favorable than they were two years
ago. Many of those who were then
his supporters are now undeceived as
to his character, and permanently dis
affected by his salary swindle I; he will
not this year have the temperance
organization In his favor, and he has
the burden Of his previous defeat. We
will not assume to predict the future,
but We a assure all whom 1t may
concern that Massachusetts Is not pros
trate at the feet Of Gen. Butler.
This may be all true and there may
not be a ghost Of a chance for the chief
salary grabber, but If no were a can.
didate in Nevada we shouldn't like to
sit still and let him manipulate the
wires unless We desired his election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19
Reese River Items.
From the Reyellle, June Ill

hhN y Sea~ sJ
Uncle John Gibbons informs rs that
yesterday morning us he was driving
out on the Belmont stage he saw In the
road, q short distance below the Black.
bird ranch, n rattlesnake which he Is
confident measured over five feet and
a half in length-although being In a
hurry, he didn't stop to measure him.
The county Jail contains four in
ma:es-a bonny Scotchman, q blarsted
Britisher, q heather Chinee and q
bloody American. Varied as are their
nationalities, they all entertain similar
views upon the great social and politi-
cal questions Of grand and petit lar
ceny.
Nearly half the children in town.
besides several grown persons, are
afflicted with the measles. We have
scarcely ever known the disease
so prevalent In any community rs 1t Is
here ut present.
Sheriff Emery left last evening with
John Bergman for the State Prison.
The former will return in q few days.
the latter in eight months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19
Eureka Items.


FROM tue sentinel OF juno lIth
Last Sunday morning. about half
past two o'clock. while Thomas Har-
ker was working In the second level OF
the Eureka Consolidated mine, stopping
ore from above, a large rock rolled
from the summit of a pile he had
already got down, and caught his
right leg between 1t and the cap Of one
Of the timbers, breaking 1t a little
above the ankle. Ho was brought to
town, and Is under tho are of Doctor
Cumming. The fracture is of n COM
pound nature. tho large bone having
been broken in two places. The pa
tient was resting comfortably when
We saw him yesterday.
A waltzing match took place the
other evening between II couple OF
gentlemen of this town OH a wager Of
$50. The winner danced three and a
half hours. during which he exhausted
the dancing powers of two ladies.
The other less fortunate contestant
tuckered four ladies, and was so over
done himself that he could with diff
Guilty maintain an upright position.
Bill Thomas was sent out by Sheriff
Sullivan to recover some lost horses
the other dry, and was ut Fish Greek
day before yesterday, manitesting
symptoms OF illness, or over fatigue
from riding. Since then r horse with
n saddle on has been seen in the hills,
and 1t i feared he met with IN accl-
dent. Search has been instituted by
Mr.. Sullivan, but without avail.
There were s0.113 pounds Of bullion
shipped OH P%ritchard'S mammoth
team of twenty-four mules and six
wagons yesterday. The item should
be copied into the Eastern papers, and
half of the readers would say the re-
porter lied ; that there eve were SO
many animals, wagons and bars OF
bullion In one string.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19

NEVADA STATUTES. received
this morning from State Printer e. A.
V. Putnam . copy Of tho laws passed
at the sixth session Of the Nevada
Legislature. 1t is a volume Of 424
pages aud includes the report Of the
State Treasurer for the seventh and
eight fiscal years t1s71 and 1871 1t
Is copiously indexed and reflects credit
upon the officer under whose super
vision 1t was executed. II not slrea-
dy. 1t will soon be for sale at all the
principal book stores.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19
THE EVENING NEWS.
ALP. DoTEN, Editor and Proprietor.
Tur Shah of Persia arrived in Eng.

The Shah of Persia arrived in Eng
land yesterday, crossing the straits to
Dover in a royal yacht, and attended
by a fleet of ironclads. He was re-
ceived by Prince Arthur and the Duke
of Edinburg, and was subjected to a
speech Of welcome BY the Mayor Of
Dover, to which he replied. A special
train conveyed him to London, where
he was met by the Prince Of Wales,
Prince Teck, Prince Christian and the
Duke Of Cambridge, and welcomed to
England. 1t was raining but the
streets packed with people. Last
night he dlned with the Prince of
Wales at Marlborough House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19

The latest sharp dodge In diplomacy
proposed to be adopted toward Mexico,
is to return the captured Kickapoos to
Mexican authorities, upon assurance
that they shall be Immediately turned
back again. This covers dignity, makes
the amende honorable to Mexico for
invading her territory, and gives us
the culprits for punishment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19
A Singular Case.

A singular medical case occurred
lately at Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Mrs. f. S. Emery, while washing, felt
a sensation in her left eye, which she
said sounded to her like n watch run
ming down. Soon the eye, eyelids and
left cheek began to swell. until the lids
were beyond the eyebrow. and the eye
beyond the lid. Her physician treated
her for erysipelas. Some days after
the eye began to slough and was re-
moved, but the modification went on
under the compress, and four days af-
ter the patient died. The medical
men pronounce the ase II Of apo
plexy Of the eye. caused by the break
ing Of a blood vessel, modification ell
suing, and ultimately apoplexy of the
brain.-N. Y. Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19

MAJOR C. F. LARRABlE the Indian
Agent at San Carlos Reservation and
in whose defense Lieutenant Almy re-
Gently lost his life, has arrived in Tue
son, Arizona, having turned over his
agency to Major Brown. until further
instructions are received from Wash
ington. He is a convert to military
government for the savages and says
the Washington authorities would show
wisdom to allow the military to con-
troll the Indians until they show some
signs Of civilization.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19

Four parties are to be fitted out at
the Navy DEPARTMENT to be sent In
vessels of war to take observations Of
the transit Of Venus. One party will
20 to Hobartstown, Van Dlemen's
Land, another to Kergudan's Land in
the South Indian Ocean, the third to
Vladistoyak on the Aslatic coast Of
Russia, and the fourth to some Island
adjoining the coast Of Australia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19

A WALKING match of 40 miles for
800 a side took place between Pace,
an English pedestrian, and Sparks, a
surveyor, between Ann river and o.
tawa, Canada, on Tuesday last. Pace
was the favorite, but suddenly gave
out at a distance Of 30 miles from the
starting point. and the surveyor won
the money. The winner walked the
entire distance In Z hours and 50 min.
uteS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19

Miss ANNA r. NICHOLS Of Massa-
chusetts was yesterday appointed to be
a Third Assistant Examiner In the
Patent Office at Washington. The
examination was made under the
Civil Service rules and after an eX-
haustive scientific examination. Miss
Nichols Is the first lady who ever held
such a position, and he" appointment
Is All experiment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19
GENERAL ITEMS.

a. B. MEAcuAM, the Peace Commits
sioner who narrowly escaped being
murdered with General Candy and
DR.. Thomas, and who Is now In WASH
ington City, received a telegraphic dis
patch yesterday to appear before the
Military Commission which Is to try
Captain Jack and Others. He left for
this coast Tuesday night.
The Texas Legislature, by a unani-
nous vote in both Houses, have passed
a law granting authority to two gen.
tlemen Of wealth and influence, to
raise a regiment OF State militia to CO.
operate with U. S. troops in defending
the lives and property on the border OF
the Rio Grande, against raids Of Next
can bandits.
The Grand Jury Of Oyer and Ter
miner in New York City have found
an indictment against Chas. A. Dams.
Of the New York Sun, OF complaint Of
William Ii. Kembls. OF Philadelphia.
Dana alleges himself prepared to prove
his charges against kemble.
FIVE hundred thousand acres Of land
between Gilroy and San Jose, CAL,
have been withdrawn from the Rail-
road companies by order Of the Acting
Commissioner Of the General Land
Office ut Washington, and thrown
open to presumption.
A RUMoR has again gained credence
in Wall street that Secretary Richard
son Il about to sever his connection
with the Treasury Department to be-
come 4 resident partner at Paris ola
New York and Paris banking house.
The National Division Of the Sons
of Temperance commenced their Goth
annual session in New York City yes
terday. Nearly every State in the
Union Is represented and several Of
the delegates are colored men.
The public school at Austin has a
vacation till August owing to the
prevalence Of the measles. One Of the
lady teachers, Miss Burt, is quito So
riously i'll with that disease.
SUSAN B. ANTHONY was convicted
yesterday In the Circuit Court Of the
United States ut Rochester Of voting
In violation of law. The penalty Is
fine and imprisonment.
A BRIrIsH ship arrived at Halifax,
y. s, yesterday, from Nassau. with
six cases Of yellow fever on board, an
other had died on the voyage and was
buried at sea.
ONE Smith, a Congressman elect
from North Carolina, has published a
letter favoring the absolute reputation
of $Sl, 200, 900 State debt.
A CASE Of what Is supposed to be
cholera occurred at S~teubenville, Ohio,
yesterday. The victim had just ar
rived from Cincinnati.
D%IsrNTcuEs announce several eve
battles between the Russians and Xiii
vans, In which the former were in each
case victorious.
FREE traders are making, according
to the Harrisburg Patriot, strenuous
efforts to ecure an organization In
Pennsylvania.
SALT LAKE fair maidens and brave
lads complain Of cramp collie conse-
quent upon ice cream and soda.
TIE rumors that Secretary Richard
son has lately been selling gold prl-
yately are authoritatively denied.
APACHE depredations still continue
in Arizona.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19

The Modocs are trying their hand at
suicide and ja~il-breaking. A dispatch
from Yreka yesterday says that while
they were being removed from Tule
Lake to Fort klamath, Curly-headed
Jack. who surrendered with the Hot
Creek band to General Davis at Fair
child's, shot himself and has since
died. and that several Of the Indians
were discovered to have nearly sue
ceeded In filing Off their irons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19

A LITTLE OFF.-A little fellow, who
had just commenced reading the news
papers, asked his father II the word
Hon." preflXed to the name of Mr..
P, a member of Congress, meant
honest ,,"-Er.
Thus do the authorizations of our Ian
guage impose upon the rising genera
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-19
Deaths.
NEW

CARL-At tho County Hospital. Juno II. Pat.
rick Carl, a native OF Ireland, aged 10 years.