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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16
WESTERN DISPATCHES
I.r.crlL TO ru. ooLp NIL pAILr xrvs.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Died OF HIS wsunds-Kiiied BY
the Cars.

SAN FRAScrsco. Dec. 16-l:30 p. n,
John d. Burns, a cabinet maker, work.
ing in Emanuel's furniture factory or
King street, between Fourth and Fifth,
has been missing since Monday evening,
Dec. sth. He was last seen at q saloon
on the corner Of Fouth and King streets,
about Z p. N. He had been paid Of
that day and there are fears Of foul play,
The police have been notified, but moth.
ing heard Of him a. yet.
At tho Coroner's inquest this A. NJ,
in the case Of John Banks, killed yes
terdsy by a fall from aloft on board ths
ship Oakland. the jury rendered a YER
dict Of accidental death.
McHsnry, who was found in his room
on the 10th Of December, in the Central
Hotel. suffering from several severe
stabs, died this morning in this city in
the County Hospital. So far nothing
has been learned Of the circumstances Of
tho assault upon him, except that 1t oc.
Cured in some saloon, which the wound
ed man vas unable to designate. The
a s is being worked by detectives.
A mon named Murphy, employed a,
car builder in the Central Pacific shops,
was fatally injured this morning in the
Townsend street yard Of the road com
pany, by being run owe by engine,
nearly sevsring both his legs near the
body. He was removed TO the German
Hospital on Brennan street ahd died OF
II o'clock. He leaves . wife and one
child
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16
EASTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO the GOLD NIL pAnr NEWS
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Fire I'm Hanger, Maine.


BANGOR. Me-, Dec. 16th-A fire on
Main street last night. destroyed nine
stores and the Harrison House. Loss
estimated at $4,000. Insurance. $780,
900.
Great saeeaharins Sacrifice.
NEW YoRx. Dec. l6th.-fhe Steam
ship August Andrews ran aground at
Rover shoals on Sunday, and threw
overheard so tons Of beet-root sugar. in
an endeavor to tighten her of.
Methodist Miasionary work.
Tho Board OF Managers Of the Meth
odist Missionary Society, met yesterday
to conclude the business Of the year.
Appropriations were made for the pur.
chase and repairs Of property at Pach-
nan, Mexico. and Rev. William Butler
granted a power Of attorney to acquire
title for the Society. Very large appro-
priations were made for domestic mis-
sious, particularly for relief Of the dis
tricts devastated by the grasshopper
P'hsue. "o" was A"'
ior IN Increase VI saia' 'n's"' 'n'
ai''i''' ~ ~
I"e racine NIL
."'A'o' ~
ihg'oh sPee,Ai says 0n' a'i"' ""
'esusauoh 'es'hS W aS'u"0 a'''. WI
mn a"" ~ ".sS %p'
iai'eo W appear oe'oio "o ways "".
Means TINS morning. a
careful e%Aamihauoh ~ physicians sn'"
ell mat no was IN quite dangerous con-
dihon Of nervous pros'ration. oome
une age MS skuh was 'r"c'urea ny IN
ace'ueh'' anu 'n' ns'S
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s'OoA anu op0oh' Y. "o'A ""' s"'"
secure " Su's'ay' ih'ee msh 'oh"e''ea
win 'hs mA''sr "e suu 10 10 aeaa'
Twins surroundings are quite dramatic.
He has at his room three large trunks Of
,-,o.,r.,,s oo,,sctsd with ,bas. trans.
- 49, =.
"c''ohs' III MS e"in'ei moihen'S NC
says he has documents in proof for all
his assertions and action. Another
.nsc;ai sava that Rufus Hatch
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16

"I An the LAST OF six."-one rainy fore
noon, something less than a year ago, . pale,
eadavcrous youth walked Int the store Of
G. N. crittenton, No. Z sixth avenue, and In
dry, hacking cough. stated that he wanted z
couple Of bottles OF Haleis Honey Of Horehound
and Tar. 81 am the last Of six." he said =" the
others all died Of consumption, and am going
fast. will try this new remedy, but ] have no
hope" lie old try u, and to some purpose.
perfect h~ealih-lungs sound, cough gone, not q
sign Of pulmonary disease rsmsininE. Pixies
ToothAehe Drops cure In one minute. ii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16
FROM SAN JOSE, CAL.
Recnpturs Of /. Monte sharp.

eSaPssE ~ ssShsU S."f
San JOSH. CAL, Dec. lGth.-Lewis
alias Roper, a noted monte sharp, who
escaped from Salt Lake. was recap
tured at Stockton, and escaped last Fri.
pay from the latter place was recaptursd
last night q half q mile from this city,
on the Monterey road. He stole q
horse in Stockton; came across here and
wa recognized at the Twenty-ons Mile
House. A message was sent to Deputy
Sheriff Hinman, at Gilroy. He then
notified, without delay, Sheriff Adams Of
San Jose. who in connection with Dep
uty Sollman, Chief Of Police and Detee.
tive Finnegass Of San Francisco effected
the arrest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16
FROM MERGED, CAL
The Murderer ofMadden, Jailed.

MEncED. CAL, Dec. iG.-dranics, the
murderer Of editor Madden, was brought
here last night by Sheriff Meyer, and
to-day committed by the Justice, and re-
turned to Modesto. Granics remained
q quiet prisoner. attended by q force OF
armed special deputies to prevent un-
lawful proceedings on the part Of cit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16
A CARD.
Cure or salt Rheum or Forty.nvs
Years RtAudinR.

Cure Or SAILS Rheum or Ferty.nvs
Years standing.
MILL err. New. Aug. 10, 1911.
DR. Pnios-D Dear Sir: never expected TO De
able to write you such Q letter a. thls-that i
am cured OF the Salt Rheum sftey suffering for
90 many years. Forty.hve years ago u came
ont Ia my neck, ears aud head. and then on my
whole body. wac. I may cay. perfectly raw
with Il. In the Winter my hands broke out
and disabled me from work nearly all Winter.
When I wac q girl there were not many patent
medicines made. and I had to depend on such
calves 40 ~neighbors recommended. About
thirty years ago patent medicines cams In the
market. and I have used everything that has
been advertised A. q patent medicine TO purify
the blood. from that day 10 this. Sometimes ]
got something that partially relieved me. and
what I thought was going 10 cure me. but every
thing lost lite strength on me AFTER q while.
About six months ago ! commenced taking
your medicine. I must say ! had faith In IL
IRON the beginning. you were 90 highly recon.
Ipended by great many Of my acquslntanccs.
want you 10 publish THE In your city paper.
% that people who are suffering from salt
Rheum may know what will cure them. for ] do
not believe there ever was .uch Q case a. mine.
MRS. A. CHASE.
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4 REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAF.
yESSi

publish this card for the benefit of DR.. II.
Price, 70 South q street. Virginia City, In I'm.
bounded gratitude for what he has done for me,
and for his skill ~ q physician and surgeon:
Deafness is horrib&el Il renders q person
unnt Tor any bushes. I have been afnlcted for
over three years, entirely deaf with one ear and
nearly deaf with the other. was recommend
cd 10 DIR. Price by Mr.. Joe Garner, engineer.
Of this city. q ~weli.known citizen, whom he
cared last year Of deafness OF twenty seven
yeara standing. The Doctor puncturcd, as he
explained TO me. the membrane tyupana- "a
serious surgical operation. l placed myseli
under his treatment q week ago, and. strange
TO say, In this short time have r%ecalned my
hearing. A physician able 10 perform such
cures ought 70 be patrsuized by all suffering
from similar affections. Ny thanks TO him,
and I hope this card will bring him many pa.
j. BOONE, Union Foundry.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 9th
day Of February, A. ID 1874.
WILL II. BURIAL.
[srAL-l Notary Public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16

Blps Potxrs. = LArgssised. delicious b
waves. frcsh from the sea, can BE- had svery
stand, Palsce saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
kinds Of nsh. spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything clso erayed By the Inner
man. uefron's dinner combinations are 0
marvel OF gastronopie skin. sell n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16
INFALLIsLE REMEDIES

surest and qAickest known for all PRIVATE
DISEASES OF both rexes. young and old. line
vENERRAL DISEASE, quickly relieved.
NO MERCURY used.
Where from bad treatment any symptom re-
mains, . radical cnre should be sought at once
from DIR. PRICR.
Travellers supplied with Medicine, etc., At
short notice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16

PIPER's 0PxRA HousE.-This fayorite
place Of amusement where Washoeites
are won, to spend al evening and be-
guile the weary hours, was but poorly
p~atronizsd last night ON account OF the
inclemsncy OF the weather. "Dombsy
and Son" was enacted with the same
cast as OH Monday night, with the single
exception OF Miss Balm taking the place
OF Mrs. Charles Edmonds. who was con-
fined TO her room by illness. Tonight
Mr.. Florence will appear rs Jules oben-
r.izer in No Th~oroughfarc," a drama
from Dickens novel OF the same name.
IL the Eastern and California critics are
10 lie relied upon, Obenreizer is Mr..
Florence's greatestimpersonation. After
seeing Captain Cutie we are ready to
believe anything good that may be said
Of Mr.. Florence. and nothing derog-
ntory to his abilities rs nm actor. "No
Thoroughfarc." IL 1t is anything like
the novel Of the Same name, will hold
the spectator entranced from its begin
ming 10 It's end. Mr.. J. X. wilkins, the
accomplished scenic artist, has been for
some time engaged on a new scene for
this especial piece. The great improve
ment he has made at Pipcr's since his
arrisAi, SHOWS MN a. r.,
LECTURE io-Si'ur' W.
Hyde will deliver u lecture ON the
..Poets and Poetry of the Nineteenth
U...-, r,i., u.n aold
nen'u'', W. - Ja,,h, hr,
Lini' on,su. wy az ~ IL
tua' 'nY III -. IL.
% y, - new ,,Iep, and his
subject-it may be depended upon
will bs treated n a mastery manner.
Such a i,eai as .ns one O, : nm
ehJo!euo 'ne
JrsrICE WRiGnT's CouEr.-A party
who ,,;ssJ the row in McDonnell's house
-. Mn This manning
last hish'' wa L.,,ayy IL
on ehatse VI sa' 10 al ,hs cos,s
pleaded suh'., IL n.id ,ho
a. and ,ben ,ured 10 and abused the
Judge. District Attorney. n officers OF
tho court, until no so' 0.iS nnn ns, ~,
Such n party ~ 'ha' "' D"
months.
ryx sropv-Ia.t night the storm
49, =, a,.woo5 and spnds by
m"'s w,r,a.i, ..,rs.,
arJ we ,bouch, OF the long dreary
months that must elapse before the odor
of the fragrant sage Woa.. s"n. ~,
the lana; 49,. ~ !, snovsJ
~ pioNeu nnuen - 30 I.y mn. Just
We Just go, enough
consequently '"' n"PP''
LowrR GOLD HILL. ho"e'
presents an interesting .Sn' .n0
serving stranger. The many ioausu
quartz teams, the CHEEKY cry 'ne
teamster, the shioko RON = l,a,,s,
oitho mills mt 'nen .is;,. - nnme'
besides ONE. IN 90 % nra,e liza, life
1. ,hsrs and that Lower uold Hill will
yet DO heard from to some great extent
WISCONSIN SALooS.-Now that ian
.,a . mining mir wal,zes up and
-, I, would seem per-
down asu - eli in Gribble & Tcmby's
yvis.ansIn Saloon and take something.
As long as you pay for 1t, nothing VIII
be said. and he r,Opr,eso
everything
THE Tax GAruxEEB.-GeorSe sauh-
dsrs. the pepu,y Sheriff u Storey eoun-
ty, has been packing away our wealth
by the hasiuil 10. ,ne p rn,;i every
lie says n Go xpI Mn i ps,a; so hurry up
and settle with him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16
Presentation orthe Hawaiian King
60 President Grant.

presentation OF tie hhhWWitsn EAAnk
60 President Grant.
wASuSaroS, December liking
Kalakaua was formally presented to the
President this afternoon. Members OF
the Cabinet. Colonel Grant, General
Babcock, and Mr.. Luckey. private sec
rotary, assembled in full dress to re-
ceive the King. On the approach Of tho
Kings carriage. the President advanced
from the threshold Of the Executive
Mansion, when the Secretary OF State
and Colonel Grant-the latter personally
representing his father-went to the
carriage and received His Majesty rs he
alightsd. and. accompanying him on
either side, crossed the platform to the
entrance TO tho White House. where the
President cordially extended his hand
and received and welcomed the King.
the members OF tho Cabinet standing
behind the President up to the time that
he turned with the King and entered
the room. The Secretary Of State then
introduced the President 10 Governors
Dominis and Kapena. lie then pre-
tented the King to members Of the Cab
met, General Babcock, Colonel Grant
and Mr.. Luckey. The President and
King shortly seated themselves on q.
sofa, and the other gentlemen moved at
pleasure about the Don and entered In
to conversation with one another, grad
ually advancing 10 where the President
and King were seated. A general con-
vcrsation ensued, and after about TWEEN
ty minutes the King arose and the
President accompanied him to the door.
The Secretary Of State and Colonel Grant
handed him into the carriage and the
ceremony was ended.
A Sensation in Congress.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-In connection
with the Pacific Mail investigation. now
pending before the Ways and Means
| Committee, n remarkable scene occurred
In the House yesterday. Representative
| II. @. Parsons, OF Ohio, after considera-
BILE trouble got the floor for n personal
explanation, and briefly denied the state.
ment OF the New York Tribune that he
had in any way corruptly influenced any
member OF Congress in securing the pas
sage Of subsidy, adding that he was not
a member Of the House at the time the
subsidy passed. While he read this q
great crowd Of members gathered in the
open space in front Of the desks and as
he turned 10 resume his seat Randall, Of
Pennsylvania. who was in the midst Of
the crowd. called out, 81 would like to
ask the gentleman a question. Was he
paid any Of that money!" 81 was, re
piled Parsons in q loud and ringing
voice, and he then disappeared in the
crowd amid the most profound sensation.
At the time the subsidy passed Parsons
was Marshal Of the Supreme Court, and
il was well understood, was counsel so-
called Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. The Ways and Means Com
mittcs will probably give Parsons an
early opportunity to explain more fully
than he did in the House.
Lynch Law I'm Iowa
DIES MoSEs, December l5.-About 2
O'Clock this morning a party OF about
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16
A CARD.
Care Of Worst Case Of Rheumatism,

DE-. PncE-Dear Sir: suffered from Rheu.
maiisn during last Winter more than pen can
write. I was bedhdden all Winter. suffering
~ ths ,oi.1,ss men can bear; IL make. me
Of weather. had likewise q humor settled In
ny len eye. ! could not open Il all Winter. ]
tried all physicians. all cintmcnts. hot drops
and sweating medicines 10 be got. without any
beuent whatever. A happy day Il was for me
your treatment. began to mend rapidly. I
gained eleven pounds In fourteen days. I Am
now a. well AZ ever. and sincerely recommend
your treatment TO any one troubled with Rheu.
Ysrrs truly, JOSEPH EwELL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16
This Morning.

S,so ophlr. loS; 100, iOa, ica, ioi. loo. iGi bso,
$40 Mexican, a, saS, sss, siS, 81, as., cav.
IS bJ
lass Gould 4 Curry, ~. 81. siX. ~. siX
1875 Beet & Ielcher. II. an. -. Sat, 80, 1S.
II h1D. 81
go Choilar Poto-i, -. nv. ~
4D Hale a Norcro.-. IA. 90. ssS IS. ssS
~ Crown Point. ~. ~ AK, ~, IS b0
G93 yellow Jacket, III, itL Tvs, it3A i6
!. 2s55 Inpsrial. i6, iss, ia. t6N
los Empire Mil. rs, Ia. 10
ga Gold mn Quartz 'S.S.SS
30 Alpha. N, %. stS. Az
- Rclcscr. ss. t5A. BA. lsS, Is, AZ
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Col Con .olidated Virginia. 49,, I'd. 2s-. 40.
20 rs. =o, 80. 49O1 bsl. 800 bid boo
iSoO Sierra Nevada, isk, 10, i6N, ibS
iCiO CaiiSfnls. srsY. Us. al. 2rIH, go
~ Exchssuer. isS, tS5 bb
2VSeg. Be,ehsr, i2S. la
49, Oyrrnan %. 20. Il h0
go Justice. 81. "a, ca. SOY
10 Succor. bA,6
80 Lady bryan, ~, 3k,t
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TO knickerbocrker. 81, 6s. 81
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16
A CARD.

DIR. 4. PRICE, - South c street. Virginia
e,ty. hss cured me entirely nom . long standing
disease Of the stomach and liver, for which i
Tried In vain for years the most prominent
Physicians.
deem Il my duty 10 publish this fact, recon-.
msndins Or. Price 10 all peSens suffering from
similar affections.
Virginia, october 10, 1873. lam
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16
sPRCIALTIES.

Diseases OF the BYE and EAR. THROAT,
LUNus and HEART. LIVER and KIDNEYS,
and al Chronic, Constitutional and blood Dis
eases.
Asthma, Cstafrh, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Epilepsy, scrofala. Piles, Dropsy. Dyspepsia,
Isdiss out OF health assured Of prompt
CANCERS and TUxoRs removed withOu,
the knife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16

Given to all classes OF diseases. No idle pre-.
tensions or imposture; no fattering O.. expert
ments; no Injurious drugs; but careful exam.
nations and the most reliable treatment the
best remedies approved BY science and expert.
eneo, which may cure you though discouraged
and hopeless.
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STOCK REPORT.
Last Evening".

lErrOnrED DAHL
Last Evening.
o., Meadow Valley. az. az, G.. bS. ek, 6k
80 RAYMOND a Eiy. .. 9A -. - %, 2of
S5S Earks Con. l3x. i3s, isH, i3h, i5S
SS Pioehe, AZ b3o. AZ.
ico Washington q Creole.
92o American Flag. 3. sis.2t
tal0 Belmont. 10. 13s 10
40 Monitor Belmont, AZ
1850 RYE Patch. ~. a.. ~, ass 80 bsc. %,
81 boo
80 Nesak,.i.. ~, IN
ESQ NJ Dorado south, ), 3s,3
20 Prus-ian.t
so h Dorado North. ~
i,SO Cherry Creek, ~, is.lk
100 Quintero, 2Sc
SO Chariot Mil. 81
90 Golden Chariot. SKA
llOO south chariot. ", ~
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i;so Silver nm. nv. II. lis. I? bSo. II.
40 Eclipse. n, iis, iis
GOTrvnch, II, lls
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$40 Dayton. AZ, a., Nv
go Rock Island, 4
$50 Pfcton. zoe
100 narlanelle-. 10
iiS5 New York con, AZ, 3'..t
$50 Occidental
as senator, ~.
81 American Plat. ~
500 Tyler. i5c
1870 Phil sheridan. soc
lass Union ON. a. ~, 4SS, Is, tI,D
suO sutrO, IN, .. az
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100 Original Gold lIili, ~
200 Seq. Rock. leland. 1
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90 Leo. ~. IL. IL.
ISSc Andes, ~ bio. a., t.3A
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BEAUTIFUL SHOW.

Oh, the Show! the Beautiful Show!
Filling all hearts With Joy . they 60
Through REINSTEIN L VOLTS
Beautiful Store,
Where goods are piled reaching from
ceiling to floor
Ready-made,
Custom.msds,
Garments TO wear.
At prices you will DO astonished to hear.
Inducements! Inducements! Drop In
and see.
They'll show you the Stock and charge
you no foe.
Oh, what a Beautiful. Beautiful Show
OF Merchandise, selling at prices SO low
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-16

BANGOR. Me-, Dec. 16th-A FIRE on
Main street last night. destroyed nine
stores and the Harrison House. Loss
estimated at $4,000. Insurance. $780,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. Sumner was, doubtless. in the battle
nag proposition only few years IN advance OF his conn
trymen that however. is alike the duty and int pur-
pose OF statesmanship.-tTroy Times RepJ
The more the Louisiana usurpation rs ven
tattd tho more stands out one OF the gfossert on
RACES ever perpetrated upon free people admlIlhg
neither OF pallittOn eondone nent.-lDeuo fIeo
Pross LDumJ
For trampling State under the hoot OF
Federal power there abundant pretexs and preee
dents 10 lit IL up again there are none ms - the
as and meauest stage OF the LOUISIANA case iarrls
burg Patriot Denh)
The only plan left is for Congress 10 order
A new election. The present state Government - a
russ usurpaon OF which the state must be rid, and
senator Carpenters plan while open 10 grave oOec-
tione il tie only one LOTT New Haven Register lDem
The Connecticut Democratic Convention
chose 10 make platform called Democratic. which has
nor shark OF the old Democratic spirit, and TINS cha
eneez criticism Where the square free trade senti
men the specific remedies for hard times, the direct
thru.ts AZ ruInous iuaiou which the old Democratic
party would have made conspicuous t-lNew-hork
Evening Post uRep)
Balancing one thing with another We cant
help thinking that the odds IN Connecticut al TINS
writing are against Gov. IngersO IL Is now as sure AS
ANYTHING IN be that tho Republican state
ticket will I've headed by Messrs Harrison and wait lt
/. no dispara cement 90 Messrs Ingerso and Sill 10 say
that they are the equals OF these gentlemen IN NO
auaiica tions which ought TO decide tho bestowh Of
ciioa bs The poopio. -lSprnsb eli h7p"htpan N"''