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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-16
LOST OR STOLEN |!

TWENTY SHARES. OF CALEDONIA
i MINING STOCK. Certificate No. 9S3, In
the nar,a Of z. A. Richardson. Trustee. Alro.
FIVE SHARES BELCHER MINING STOCK.
Certificate No. 148. In the name OF K. A. Rich.
arflson, Trustee. All persons are cautioned
against ncgotlatin. the samo. Transfer ha'
been stopped.
oc1k I'm MINER d HALL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-16

THE resolution Of the Cincinnati
School Board, prohibiting the reading
OF the Bible in the public schools, went
into effect September l. 1873. The
resolution was adopted November l,
1890
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a JUDGE at Montgomery, Alabama.
recently Interrupted very fiowery
young orator with Hold OH. hold
on. my dear sir! DO not go any
higher. You are already out Of the
Jurisdiction Of this court"
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The first instance OF the failure Of a
divorce suit ever chronieled in Indi.
ana occurred the other day IN the case
OF a lady whose husband died just be-
fore the judges decision could be ren-
dered.
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A WESTERN editor who has been
there, says Southern women carry
pistols in their paniers. Without
knowing how no found out. we shall
certainly take his advice not to foo!
with them.
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The real old epizootic has just got
to British Columbia, and all the horses
and mules on Victoria Island are laid
up with 1t.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

General VIM. f. Barry, commandant Of
the artillery school, left last evening for
the White Sulphur Springs, on sick leave.
The Austin, Texas, journal of the 10th
inst, says letter from General Mackenzie
dated the llth inst, to the government of
Texas makes no.- mention of the battle
which was rumored to have taken place
several days previous to the date Of Mac
Kenzle's letter.
| lat meeting Of coal opera e-s al d
miners in Pittsburg yesterday, rates were
determined upon which it is believed will
result in another strike next week, which
will bring about another advance in coal
Baron Wolverton died yesterday. His eld-
est son, George Grenfut Glyn, joint secre-
tary to the treasury, and famous as par
liamentary whip, will succeed to the baro-
netcy. tits probable that Thomas Brassey,
member for Hastings, will become the
whip in the House of Commons in place OF
Glyn, when the latter goes to the House Of
Lords.
The Orangemen of Armagh made de-
monstration yesterday in honor of the
visit Of number of delegates from Cana
dian lodges. Fully five thousand persons
participated. There was no disorder.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,
nous source in New York for the con-

nous source in New York for the con-
science fund. v
The commissioner of internal revenue
yesterday appointed William A. Wilson TO
be storekeeper in the seventh district of
Indiana.
The comptroller of the currency has
authorized the organization Of the First
National Bank of Ottawana, Minnesota,
with capital of $4,000.
Hon. G. W. Gilfllan, of Pennsylvania.
was at the treasury department Yesterday
looking after the result Of the examination
Of the notes burned by the insane cashier
Anderson, at Lambertons bank, in Frank
lin, Pennsylvania, a few months since.
Nearly all these notes have been identified
by Treasurer Spnner's experts, and re-
1 ,emed
The director Of the mint has received
information of the definite adoption of a
new German monetary law on the oath
ultimo. Ii makes no change in the gold
coins, leaving them as fixed by the law of
1871. Provision is made for the issue of
subsidiary silver, bronze, and nickel coin.
The provision in relation to the redemption
of abraded coins is less complicated than
the provisions of the United States coin
age act, no time for specified amount of
wear being provided for.
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Items.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE collections
n-dav amounted To 81. .557 70.

THE INTERNAL REVENUE collections
to-day amounted to 81 .657.70
THE SOUTHERN DENTAL ASSOC
meets in Baltimore next Monday. Several
Richmond contemporaries will be in atten-
dance. Ga.s 4 sY
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS at
@. +. Johnston's news and music store,
9lS Main street, to-day AT 6 q. m. 20 !;
ga. m. 80; 12 m. Of; Bpm. 96.
THE Conservative gubernatorial con-
vention wich will convene here August
9th will hold its session in the Richmond
Theatre.
The sQUEAKs sometimes emitted by
the wheels Of some of the wheezy old
street cars are diabolical IN conception and
horrible in execution. They would sour
milk as quick as a clap OF thunder.
The REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION of
Petersburg last night elected, by an over
whelming majority, four McMahon dele
gates, the number to which she is entitled,
to the Lynchburg convention,
WHY do tables which are bounteously
provided with dainties, arranged with
excellent taste, and served with bewitching
grace, always "groan" under reportorial
influence? We never saw it otherwise,
and yet by groaning'' these tables show
they mistake their calling. They were
made to "toten victuals, and the larger
the quantity and the better the quality the
more joyous they should be. And yet
they "groan'' and are not happy.
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point the Central Presbyterian church, DR..
Smiths, is located, and which structure is

point the Central Presbyterian church, DIR.
Smiths, is located, and which structure is
now onfire. ,..s5 -.s
its way back to Lexington street, burning
all the buildings on Park street. The
fire is still raging in that block.
On the west side of Park street, from
Lexington to Saratoga, nearly every house
has been burned. Fully two-thirds Of the
block bounded by Clay, Park, Saratoga
and Howard streets is consumed.
The First English Lutheran church, on
Lexington street, Rev. DR.. Barclay, is
entirely consumed.
It is possible the fire will not extend
much beyond the four blocks named.
Full particulars cannot be got at for the
present The streets in the immediate
vicinity of the fire and for number of
blocks adjacent, are jammed with thou
sands of people. Furniture wagons, drays,
and every vehicle imaginable are loading
up with and removing furniture.
Great CONSERVATION prevails, the streets
being filled with frantic women hurrying
in every direction with children, bedding,
cradles and various pieces of furniture in
their arms.
l:30 P. M.-The whole fire department
of Baltimore, with two engines from WASH
ington, are now successfully battling with
the flames. The supply of water so far is
ample, and unless the stiff breeze now
blowing increases to a gale and watts Gin
ders in other directions, the fire will un.
doubtedly be confined to its present local
ity;
The district burned out is occupied prin-
cipally by small shops, several factories
and three story brick residences. 1t is i'm
possible to make any estimate of the loss
at present. There are numerous rumors
of parties of men, women and children
being burned to death, but strict enquiry
has failed to establish any loss of life as
vet. s
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The genius and structure of our form
of free government, as well as its purity,
demand rotation in Office a frequent
return of power to the people, who are the
source Of all power and the rightful owners
of every office from the highest to the
lowest, and thel return to them of the
great trust reposed by them in the Presi-
den of the United States is, as it was in
Washington, and it will be in Grant, an act
challenging the admiration of the civilized
word, and the highest evidence Of the
durability of constitutional liberty in this
country. Illinois State Journal.
"A most sensible step has been taken
by the Republican committee Of Marshall
county, Illinois. In issuing their call for
county convention they recognize the fact
that the issues for which their party has
contented in the past have been now con-
ceded, and in order that the new issues
fully discussed and the real sense of the
party thereon obtained, they say they
have thought it best to double the usual
number Of delegates. This sort of al, ,
rangement breaks up the packing busi-
heard.
1t would look as though Senator
Morton, of Indiana, was likely to make
| fight against the salary bill, in spite Of the
suspicion which has attached to his neglect
to draw his own back pay and cover it into
the treasury. AT all events, The Indian
apolis journal, which is generally recogniz-
ed as Senator Morton's friend, has recently
denounced the act IN toto, and has gone so
far as to say that, g being tainted by fraud,
the whole act is wrong,n and that conse-
quently President Grants salary can be
reduced to the old figure" 1t is reported
that General Grant has become alarmed
at the indignation of the people, and
has also concluded that the salary bill
ought to be repealed for the sake Of the
party. 1t is very questionable, as we have
already pointed out, whether the presi-
dents salary was lawfully increased, under
that provision of the constitution which
provides that his compensation shall be
neither increased nor diminished during the
period-not the tea1,--for which he shall
have been elected. But whether General
Grants pay can be reduced to the old fig
ure or not, should not be permitted to in
terfere with the repeal of the bill.-C Chaca-
90 Tribune.
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PARIS, July 24.-The government has
received trustworthy information that in.
structions have been issued from the head
Of the internationals in London to its sub.
ordinates in France to organize for a
series of labor strikes throughout the Re-
public, to be carried into effect during the
coming recess Of the Assembly. Increased
vigilance on the part of the local authori-
ties is ordered and the contact Of the
soldiery with foreigners is prohibited.
Prince Frederick Charles, of Germany,
has rendered to Marshal Bazaine evidence
in his favor ON his trial for the surrender Of
Metz to the Prussians The marshal how
ever has declined to permit the evidence to
be used.
The Journal De Paris to-day says that
the project of placing prince of the house
of Hohenzollern on the throne of Spain
has not been abandoned. A number of
discontented Carlist leaders and former
liberal unionists are said to favor the
Hohenzollern candidacy. The Journal also
says that the Cure of Santa Cruz was
proclaimed a rebel by Carlos for being
concerned in this intrigue.
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Try Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press.1
Several Large Blocks In Ashes-FOur
Churches Burned-Ihe Catneurai
BALTIMORE, July Pa little after
ten o'clock to-day fire broke out in the
planning mill of Joseph Thomas & Co., on
the south side of Clay street, between Lib
erty and Park streets. Soon thereafter
general alarm was sounded, the fire having
extended to the three adjoining blocks, and
a fearful conflagration is now raging, with
a stiff southwest breeze blowing, and i'm
mense cinders being waited several block
off in the vicinity OF the cathedral.
The locality of the fire is in the imme-
date vicinity of the Presbyterian church
of Rev. DIR. Smith. corner of Liberty and
Saratoga streets, where the Presbyterian
assembly was held. The entire south
west corner Of this block is burned. Will
send particulars as fast as possible.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, July 25.-The fire extends
to Franklin street, Howard street and Lex
ington Park. Four churches have been
burned. and the Cathedral is threatened. II
is reported that st. Alphonsus church is
burning. Several lives are reported lost,
but the report is not as yet confirmed.
The water supply is ample and unless
the wind increases the flames will be con-
Gned to the bounds above indicated.
[sECoND DIsPATcH].
WASHINGTON, July 25.-Several
steam fire engines have gone to Baltimore.
THIRD DIsPATCHl.
BALTIMORE, July 25--1 o'clock P
| M.-The fire is still raging, but it will pro
badly be confined to the area bounded by
Lexington street on the south, Howard
street on the west. Mulberry street on the
north and Liberty street on the east.
After the fire broke out in the planning
mill of Thomas & Co. or the south side 0
Clay street, the flames rapidly spread across
ard, Liberty, Saratoga, and Clay streets
consuming nearly the entire block. A
this hour few buildings remain at the
northeast corner of the block, at which
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CoLoRED METHODIST CONFERENCES.
The conference met this morning at nine
o'clock. Prayer by the Rev. Samuel w.
Lee.
Rev. s. l.. Rogers. Of the North Caro-
lima conference, was introduced, and deliy-
cred short and appropriate address.
Rev. M. Marshall and Rev. Elder
Derrick also addressed the con-
ference. The following committee on
missions was appointed: M. Marshall,
H. Halyard, ]. II. l.. Cooper and R.
Cruise. The following statistics Of church
membership was presented: Members,
1888 !; probations, IS; superintendents, 10
teachers, 11S; scholars, 373; number of
books in the library, 1922. Adjourned to
meet this afternoon at A o'clock.
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They appear to have heard somethine

They appear to have heard something
drop out in Iowa, as well as everywhere
else. The people have got the idea that all
things are not SO lovely as they might be,
and that some sort of change is necessa-
ry. The feeling is thus described by the
Burlington Gazette: "The people are res
tive, uneasy, and nervous. There is some
thing wrong. They feel it and know it.
The tyranny of party has brought about q
bad state Of affairs in the country; and
perhaps no state in the north is suffering
any worse than Iowa. The produce which
her farmers raise cannot be got to market
without giving two-thirds of it as trans
portation fee. No intelligent man need be
told that this is wrong. tits self-eyident
fact. There is question which is more
perplexing, and that is, what is the cause Of
this, and how is it to be remedied?"
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The West Chester Tragedy-Interview
of UdderzOOlx with his Wife and

The West Chester Tragedy-1nteryieW
of UdderzOOk with his Wife and
Father.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, July 25.-Mrs.
Udderzook, wife Of William e. Udder-
zook, arrived Wednesday evening from
remained at the hotel all night, and early
this morning was admitted to the cell Of
her husband. Sheriff Gill and her
nurse and child accompanying her.
The meeting was a very touch
ing one. Both the prisoner and wife
asked to be left alone, and the request was
granted. Mrs. Undertook evinces great
love for her husband, expresses her belief
of his ability to prove his innocence, and
talks of the happy time when he will return
to her and his home free man. How long
she will remain is at present unknown.
Henry Undertook, father of the pris-
oner, arrived in town yerterday, and with
Sheriff Gill proceeded direct to the
prison. He remained with his son for
some time, and the interview was an
affect ng one. Father and son had
not met before for nineteen years.
Udderzook appears happy, and to
all outward appearances is conf
dent of his ability to prove his innocence.
lie sleeps well and eats with relish,
spends much of his time in reading when he
has no callers, and is very anxious to
know if the body of the murdered man
has been identified. He is also very anx-
ious to know the sentiments of public
opinion. No new developments have been
made in this singular case.
| Love and Rapiers.
SCRANTON, July 25.--A FreAchman
named Aubin, living at Wilkesbarre, and a
countryman Of his from New York, fought
a duel with rapiers in Downs woods, near
Wilkesbarre, on Tuesday morning. Both
displayed great skill and fought for over an
hour, when Aubin was wounded in the
side. The cause of the fight was French
lady. The affair is not finished, and will
be renewed as soon as Aubin RECEIVERS from
his wound. Aubin has gone to New York
to hospital. The affair was quietly man.
aged, very few knowing anything about it
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Personal.
TO WILLIAM H. PRYOR.

Take notice that shall apply to William T.
Sanders. or some other Justice, on the 23D DAY
OF AUGUST, 1878. at Mechanicsyille, in the
county OF Louisa, Virginia, FOR UDGM EN-
against you, on an open account OF $8 due Thos.
N. Gregory, for work and labor done in 1859 ;
and at the same time and place for a judgment
against you on an open account for $l2 due r.
b. Watkins, for work and labor done in 1859,
where you can attend If you think proper, ac'
cordlng to statute IN such cases.
jyl9-lawiw II, Is. WATKINS,
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UTAH.
A Tragedy.

SALT LAKE, July 25.--A frightful
tragedy occurred at the mouth of Bingham
Canon yesterday afternoon. A ranchero
named Cotton, and his two sons, were
killed by another ranchero named Butcher.
with rifle. The cause of the murder is
unknown. The remains of the deceased
were carried home by the widow and
daughter in lumber wagon. Great ex-
citement prevails at Bingham Canon and
this city over the affair. It is not known
whether Butcher has been arrested. qgss,s
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REpupLroAN WARD MEETINGS To

REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS To-
NIGHT FOR THE ELECTION OF DEL
EaATEs TO THE STATE CONVENTION -
The Republicans of the various wards in
the city will assemble tonight in their re-
spectiye wards at half-past O'Clock, for
the purpose Of electing delegates to the
Republican nominating convention, which
meets in Lynchburg on the 3Oth Of July.
The meetings will be held at the following
places Clay ward, Second Baptist
church jackson ward, Ebenezer church
Monroe ward, Third-street Methodist
church Madison ward, Hams Hall JEFF
ferson ward, Twenty second and Main
street Marshall ward. Chimborazo.
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Is THAT So?-It is reported that the
Radical press are about to agitate for pub
lie baths and wash-houses. The editor of
The STATE JOURNAL will lead off. Well
cleanliness is next to Godliness," and of
course the Radicals cannot be Cody.
Fdampille Commonwealth.
We are not disposed to put our private
wash-tub at the disposal Of the editor Of
The Commonwealth, but if he comes to
Richmond and can raise quarter, Hobson
will accommodate him.
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QEEICIAL.

OFF. OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
RICHMOND, VA, July 20, 1873.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
ID SEMBLY, approved April I'd. 1878, II is
lawful for the Circuit Court Judges of this Com
monwealth. until the times for holding the terms
of their respective courts shall be prescribed by
law, to fix the time for holding such terms
The terms of the l2th circnit have been fixed as
follows
TWELFTH CIRCUIT.
Shenandoah .County.-20th August, 9th De-
cember and 9th April
Page.-lst September, 9th January and 9th
May
Rockngham.-l0th.Se September, 18th January
and 10Th April.
Warren.--6th October, 18th February and 10th
May.
Olarke.-l6th.october 22d February and Goth
May.
Frederick. k.-27th October, 4th March and 7th
June
J. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk of House of Delegates of Va.
jy 26-2awlm
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INTERESTING REPUBLICAN GATH

INTERESTING REPUBLICAN, GATH
ERINa.-An impromptu but very full, in
teresting and enthusiastic gathering Of Re-
publicans took place last night at Williams
Hotel, on Broad street. The spirit dis
played was Of the best, and left no doubt
as to the fact that every Republican present
would do his duty in the coming election
for governor, no matter how much they
might personally differ on abstract and
immateral issues.
Brief but pertinent and telling speeches
were made by Hon. J. Amber Smith,
W. B. Derrick, Mr.. Edloe, Landon
Boyd, w. III. Lester, Mr.. Brooks
and others. The exercises of the
occasion were enliyened by the presence
of fine band of music, whose ministrations
were most acceptable. The remarks of the
speakers were well received. Each and all
inculcated the necessity OF harmonious ac-
tion and of standing shoulder to shoulder in
the coming contest. The adherents of Col
onel Hughes as gubernatorial candidate
seemed to preponderate, but the declara-
ton was made and assented to, that the
candidate, whoever he might be, would get
the votes of all present. The colored
speakers all expressed themselves as anx-
ions that there should be the best of feeling
between their white friends Of the south
and themselves.
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

New YORK, July PA special to
The Herald from Lecumberry, France,
says {: 'Don Carlos by the advice of his
generals hesitated to advance ON Pampa-
luna and is waiting for junction with the
forces Of Dorregary. His whole force
numbers $1,000 men fully armed. Numer-
GUS French volunteers are arriving and
demanding arms"
MADRID, July 25.-The American
steamer Shenandoah and British manrof-
war, are in the port of Malaga.
FRANCE.
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NEW YORK.
for.

tor. si z
NEW YORK, July ga special dis
patch from Boston says the failure of II. j.
Kimbro, Of Atlanta, Ga, the great hotel
and railroad speculator in the south, creates
much remark in this section, he being an
Eastern man and former operator here.
His liabilities are said to reach SIS 900, 900,
and his list of creditors includes Morton,
Bliss & Co. for about 81 ZOO, 900; Henry
Clews & Co. about 81 900, 900, and others
to large amount.
The Raid on the ROoibs OF the New
York Markets,
NEW YORK, July 25.--The papers are
now being prepared for one hundred suits
against the city by the deposed Washing
ton market-stand- holders.
A raid viii also probably be made
upon the booths and stands around Fulton
market.
The aggregate rent paid the city by the
stalls so far destroyed was $4,000 per
annum.
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THE Cry CONSERVATIVE DELEaA.

The CITY CONSERVATIVE DELEaA-
GENERAL JAMES L. KEMPER AS THEIR
CANDIDATE FOR GOvERNoR.-It is sta
ted that out of the twenty-one delegates
elected at their ward meetings last night to
the state nominating convention, nineteen
are Kemper men. AS an earnest of this
assertion Major R. F. Walker, an avowed
Kemper man, led the ticket in his ward
(Monroe) about nineteen votes.
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Fatal BOiler ExplOsiOn-Suit for Burn-
ed. Lumber
CINCINNATI, July 25.--The explosion
ofa threshing machine boiler this morning
killed two persons and hurt five.
e. r. Roberts & Co. are suing the city
for $3.50, 900, the value of lumber Destroy
ed by the great coal oil fire in June. The
plea is that the oil was in violation Of the
CITY ordinance.
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ar L. WAGNER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS and DRUGGISTS ARTICLES PHAR-
MACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS, PATENT
MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTI-
Giles, AMERICAN and FOREIGN; sPONGES,
CoRKs, OILS GENERALLY, PAINTS, &c.
Importer of The true NORWEGIAN CoD.LIVER
OIL, GERMAN CoLoGNEs, &c.
jy2l-tf 529 Broad ST., corner Of Sixth st.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of Burch &
Brother VS.. Old Dominion insurance COM
pany, which has occupied the attention of
the court for the past three days, was con-
cluded to-day, judgment being rendered for
the DlaintiffS saa