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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-30
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The Granger Bard Of Washoe Val
ley sends MS the following poetical
ueebrush infuslon. It's the best la
ever csncocted, but he's only sixty.
three yet aud 10 very ambitious:
HERE LIES "rRINcE HOBART"
AGED six MONTHS our DAYS.
By The aide Of the lake 10 washoc green valley,
PEGS Hobart Was born and presented TO Bal
She dressed him in ribbons bright scarlet and
And laughed to see Hobart run amer his che.
One day, In his eiee. In the clothes made q rant,
or the Postmaster General. His Honor Fred
"Now. look out what you're doing" tho Post
.or 10 you yOun: Hobart I'll put on a head"
He grew into doshood, both handsome and
And 10 ali the household became the de.
And, a. we all know. WAS fond Of beefstsak.
Aud every sweet morsel stood ready 10 take.
With acquaintance or stranger, no matter the
Hi, habit, were good, he secured I. good
name: -.
His cream colorsd coat and the curl In his tail
Were the pride OF Nay Morris in going for
the mall.
But. alas, poor fellow, one day he felt good,
And went with Nate Kendall TO load up some
or the merciicss cars he had q great dread.
And doIpsd this Way and thai, bar they ran
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-30

FINE ruoroasArus.-Dr. A. J. Boaies, whose
photograph gallery Is on the esrnero OF Main and
Pioneer streets. has just received and set up,
rssay for u-c. one OF the celebrated Dallmcyts
len..., AKA In size. aud what IL called q quick
wsrker, enabling hun 70 take the por,rsiis Q.
rhiiSrcn in three seconds, or even less time. IL
Also enables him To take photographs OF tns
i.r-cst possible sine. cards and amprotypes, In
sssf ,ny Kind OF likeness that 10 now taken or
ma, be required. Tho Doctor IL one OF the
olds.t. most thorough and experienced artlsts
IN tho United States. always anxious 10 satisfy.
and will moi allow any that may favor him with
heir patronage to 30 away dissatisfied. Give
him a call and prove the truth OF whAt We sAJ'
DANCING AcApExr.-Jsmes v. Wilson would
respectfully inform the lovers OF the heai'hfsi
and beautiful art OF dancing that he has opened
a arst elass Dancing Academy In National Guard
IIali. smith street, Virginia. where instrue-
lions will be given a. follows: Gsntleman's
Ca.s-Nonday and Thurniay evening. Ladies'
Glass Nondsy, and Iharsdsy Afternoons;
Ladies' and Childrens ClAss-wednesday snd
saturday afternoons. Sofice dansante every
Saturday evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-30
RY n CABLES.

Escape OF she Communist Rochefort
PARIS, March 30.-rhe reported es'
cape of.Rochcfort and Groussct Is con-
ilrned. A Melbourne dispatch says
that they, with Gauds and Boulllerre,
two other convlcts, have arrived al
New Castorsew.
End OF the Groat strike I'm Pom.
sylysnia-
SUsoUEuASA, March 30.-The strike
Is practically over, no resistance DO.
Ing made to the movement OF traiLs.
The Deficiency Hill.
wAsmsaToS, March 30.-rhe House
Committee on Appropriations to-day
heard Attorney General Williams In
relation to his deficit OF $4,000 for
expenses Of U. S. Courts. The dell
cheney bill will BIO reached by the
House OH Wednesday or Thursday
next.
StocklPsnic.
LONDON, March 30.-rhere Is an
unexplained panic In domestic stocks
today. Prices have declined three
per cent.
The War Ia spain.
BAyoSSE, March 30.-Thc Carlista
have received a dispatch from Durangs
claiming that the Csrlists maintain
their positions near Bilboa, and have
cut the telegraph wires In tho rear Of
Serrano's army.
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THE INVALID-A PEN PICTURE.

Geo her pallll c~ountenance, but n
.bort TINA AGO the picture of ruddy
bealtb. the envy of the school and tile
prlde of the household. She was al
ways welcomed BY her schoolmates,
for her 1.-the form and pleasant dis
position carried chserfulness Into their
ranks. Dlligent, punctnal and exem.
plary, obedlent and graceful vt home,
shc won the hearts OF all. But, alas,
NC ars sorrowcd. Those rosy cheeks
and ruady lips are blanchcd By con.
sumption. The voice once 40 cnchant-
ing In laugh AND song Is feeble, husky,
ami suppiantcd by n hollow cough.
Ter n. apnroach her couch gently and
tate ber hand. Do NOT shudder be.
sanso NJ tho fcehIo and n~asslonless
vrasn. This hand once 40 hearty and
nninmn \. .mariateI and shows bony
su,iines while the cords and tortuo,i,
vS,ns NJ, %niainIv mnned unon ll,s sur.
foe. 'rbr nn,.s ihat bo,indcd with re.
nistiop. carving yiror to the whole
svstsm. and Im6artinr life. beauty,
viv,cItv. health and strength. Ia deli
CATO m tbe touch. Tho feeble heart
c,nnot nronel tho thin. scanty blood
with fsrce. Must VIC lose her while
va, In her tsen.2 C%omnanions and
;,ls,J, o.thor around wifi words of
u,enu. h" sou.,I"n I'D J.a,r, with
,n.'.,.n"d oxaS md .iisnt ,tsps. Mu,t
,as - 49, No ,n.r. ia rsiIef we
we 'o.o "I ~. ~ - !. mi.
ssn ssay nn, M H. los. NJ so hriyht
ness n"' . ~" mare i. reo"iscI
= ss", I,n JI.,,ru md hvSIenle op.erv.
INV 'n" 49, ,a,,s ~ .iJ aud sho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-30

The Great Labor strike ON tn,
Pennsylvania Railroad.
SUsQuEHASSA DEror, Pa, Marcel
30.-One thousand more troops from
Philadelphia are at Carbondale, ant
will reach hero at half.past nine thl,
morning. II the men decline the pro
position Of the company at tholr meet
Ing this morning, the Sheriff will Al
oncer resort to force.
Later-The strikers rejected unani
mously Vice President Clark's propo'
,ition. The vote was, noes, 467 ; ayes,
IL.
Vice President Clark met q commit.
tee Of the strikers, who refused further
concessions. The company Intend to
start all trains to-day under protection
Of the military.
Still Later-The paymaster has be-
gan paying the men under protection
Of the military. At noon n train wal
dispatched, guarded by 400 soldiers,
two miles out Of town. The strikers
offered no resistance to the troops.
Financial Legislation.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-wasbing-
ton specials say that a careful review
Of the ground and calculation OF
chances, Indicates beyond doubt that
the financial legislation of this SEES
sion will comprise lcgalIzlng tile Is
sue OF the reserves, aud the enactment
Of a free banking law.
Tho Missouri Outlaws Legislation
for Their Capture.
ST.. LOUIS, March 30.-'rhe House OF
Representatives has passed an APP
Precipitation Of $4,000 to enable the
Governor to capture the outlaws In the
Western part OF the State.
The Eight-Hour Movement.
New YoRx. March 30.-Trades
Unions here have united In IN appeal
to labor organization, OF tho country,
to Insist upon making eight hours a
days labor and hold mass meetings
OIL the llth Of May next. They ex-
press opposition to the contract sys-
TEN OIL Government buildings. d.
The Massachusetts senatorial Dead.
lock.
BosroS, March 30.-In b%allotlng
for U. S. Senator to-day $50 votes wero
cast, al follows: Dawes So. IIoar %,
Curtis ~, Adams 10, Banks 10; the
rest being scattering.
The Sanborn Trial.
New YonK, March 30.-The trial Of
Sanborn, Hartley aud Iandsrwood,
for conspiracy to defraud the Revenue
Department, was commenced In Brook
Ign to-day.
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NlNEns, MAS MEETING.


SATURDAY. eyenlnr ON tho occaslsn of a
-.-,,.C..,,.I, -.
nv , 49,
y, ,ls cl,i,sp. ~ S,or.v conntv In rs
r,,I ,o ,h. n,s.,c. M SURE. ,o,os.
81 ,",.nS,,.,, 70 n mi,,n. law
u,n Sawn.I ovsn va .ho.an e,hsi,'
- H. -. - 49,, IT
nI" rh. -. 80.
,Iu'.'y, ~. ~
au'Ig' ~ III ~, i'p n..
yyui Snhap III u -
~. n.,rars r,I,nd IN J.nnnncinr
d. ,-ano.as 90 ,h. rnin'
law %,ni,,., ana I.cisrsd That n,
n,,,,ce would ne nroJnetiv. of ,.ri-
ars %ioi,,r m ,h. m,,s,,.I n-rosn.ri,x
os ysn,,s ~ S,or., county anJ nm.
S,a,a ~ Ssv,J, M, S%oIIo,ln, rcsa.
t~,,,,N,. -. ,.,a 81 rn.,inS,n.t,
1900, S sN -"N
~
heso',en, 10y lne miners y, sSo's!
eo,h.y u. mass MEETING asse"hp'eu
,.a' sne n''enu'.ynt "oo'une
ie',ea 10 u Justly ,ek''ueu "'a wa.
ssao ~ the "iats'Is' 9,o'o-
rey county anu o' All lhs res'ucnes
thereof
:. That the elect U the ainenament
can only be Injurious anu dissstfou'
TO every interest OF this people.
j. That d passage Of the amend
ment VIII destroy confidence III tue
mining interests OF storey county
VIII retard the WORK OF uevoiopins
U prospecting on tue .ouI,'oeN 'eao'
VIII discourage tho'e oy whose eher-
Iies deep mining u being carried on,
WIN uriNe away eaP''a'' WIN usp'sNs
laoor' WIZ ueP,eela's .ne .snuE VI
real estate, VIII 'enu 0 ahh'n''a.e
business, ana VIII IN NJ, Things oe 10
each OF vs. q greatahu iastihg caiainlty.
!. d a Tor fourteen years tue towns
oil virginia u eoiu ii'Ii nave Poureu
an unccaslng stream OF wealth Into
tho nations treasury. and no good
reason exists, aud nose can Do gwen,
why the great blight threatened oy
this amendment should DO PUT upon
them, their prosperity taken away, aud
their very existence Jeoparaized.
o. That the people VINO nave reared
these towns are u have ever Deer
loyal ana true 10 the Government u
the flag, aud nothing done or omitted
by then. a warrant the grie'lous pun,
ishment which the proposed action OF
Congress wiz eertainIy ihl'cl;
u. hat 10 the iaootiiiS Glasses OF
Storey County d passage OF tue
amendment will bring as great anu
permanent injury anu Misfortune as
to any. other. IL must result IA tue
reduction "t the NUMBER eihpIoyeo aug
Ia the wages oil those retained ana
engaged as NO are In the dangerous
business OF mining nj deep levels
Wheto our iI'es A'o ii Son,.'ns e'use'.
we can but earnestly protest aga'ns,
any action OF Congress when wiz tehu
10 reduce our wages u take away
from us tho Means OF gaining iiVei'-
hoeu: .,...o. ...,,,,. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-30

NEW ScuooI~uoUsE NEEDED.-The
present school accommodations In Vir-
yInla City having been found made
Suste, IN. Board Of School Trustees nj
their last meeting decided to call an
election aud obtain an expression oil
the wishes Of the citizens In regard 10
the leyying OF a tax sufficient TO admi'
of the building OF n hew aud commodi.
Gus school.house In the First Ward OF
that city. Gold Hill Is In the same
dilemma rs Virginia as regards sehooi
accommodations. The qualified cleo
tors will In all probability be asked NJ
the next town election TO vote a tax
Tor a similar purpose.
PEpsosAr.-william Sharon passed
through Gold Hill en- route for Viz
sinla yesterday afternoon. lilo was
accompanied BY II. NJ. Ierington
General Superintendent Of the V. " L.
Railroad. rne special train when
brought the party up from Keno was
composed Of the new and elegant pas
sencer and express cars, lately brought
from the East by Mr.. Hunter, oil Car.
son.. These coaches are n marvel OF
convenience and luxury. The tram
was drawn by tho little locomotive
|. E. James, which was deeked out IN
holiday attire.
Another LEcrunE.-Gsrald Massey
will give n lecture at Pipcr's Opera
House tomorrow evening. %seleeting
for his subject "why | am q Spiritusl-
lam. All who listened to his lecture
yesterday must acknowledge Mr. Mas,
sey to be a very able, le~vel-headed
man. therefore would like TO know
what good and satisfactory reasons no
has for being a s~pirituslist.
AssrssNESr.-An assessment OF %
cents per share has been levied by the
Hartford Mining Company. seq oni-
eial notice In our advertising columns
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-30
Er0CK REP0Rr.
lRKroKrEp DAILY Br MINER . HALL


This Msr.in..
10 ophi-, nv. 22S b.. e2S. y, -.
1880 Gould 4 carry. sih, as bSl. ais. 81 bso,
$40 Bsst D Beleher. % bS, ssS, %
10 Chsllar-Potosi. GH, 81
loo savage, lsx. II, II. 70 so. IS, 70. 70
rs Hale . Noreross, 81. tsx, %
ITO Crswa fslnt, o3 b5. -
NJ Yellow jacket. IS, 20, Ttk. IN bio
40 Imperial ~ 81, 81, az, ex b3o
4s5 Ksatssk. ak. "a, a b5. az.
go Alpha. i3S, i31 bs
80 Beicher, 81, s3k, s3L, 81, SOY
20 Confssnes, 81
90 sierra Nevada. IS b3o
lao ss.. Heieher, %. 20. Of
40 Con. Virginia. 81. sOa. 81, soy
Gas Ovsrman, 81. 81 SAY. 81 b5, 81 boo. sax, 81
IS EIehssuer, u, So
ass Julia, 5
as california Con, az, ~, q ba. Il
60 lsltinsrs Cos, %,
- American Flat. 81
20 Kaiekerbocker, 81
40 woodvills, Ia
500 Dayton, N
800 Leo, "
$50 franklin. ~
i2O kossuth, CO h30
so NetaiA, IL, IL
- Globe Con, ~.
80 Ballion, SIS
s;5 Silver Hill. 10
10 Eclipse, ~
las Andes, IL
100 Florida. 8
40 Jacob Little, =
90 Tyler, I
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DocLed - suicide weather - To he
Ssntenced.

ocked Suictue- Weatitcr 10 fse
Ssntenccd.
SAN Francisco. March 3d. +. NJ
The steamer Collma, with the Arizona
and Orizaba, are locked.
The young man who shot himself
near the Cliff House yesterday, has
been Identified as VIM. Fredericks, a
native OF Denmark. No cause 10 As
signed for the suicide.
The weather Is cloudy with a slight
sprinkle Of rain.
Capt. Kelsey and wife, the Mclean
Brothers, and James Dow, convicted
Of the murder Of Harvey Green, at
Pescadero, are to be sentenced to.mor.
row.
Greenbacks, ssisaSo.
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SINGULAR

The Earth Cracked Open for = Dis
tanee OF . Quarter OF = Nile
Great Excisemcnt In Gold Hill
Hundreds OF Spectators Sisis N
Scene OF the Piaenomsnou.
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FoUND

In an interior town 90 far removed nom
the manufactures Of such articles. Tho
new stock Just opened In the WHITE
HOUSE by conn d IsAAcs 10 tho
largest invoice Of Winter Clothing ever
brought into the State Of Nevada, en-
bncinc Alaska, Chlnchilla and Beaver
oyercoats; English. French aud Amer:
cas- Cashmere. Mellon, Beaver. Diagonal
and Brosdcloth Dress and Businers
Salts for men aud boys: Furnishing
Good, and Underwear OF every detcrip-
tion aud Quality; Hats, Caps. Boots.
shoer, Overhoes. Umbrellas, Rubber
Goods OF all kinds, Family Blankets,
Trunks, valiscs, satchelf, and,
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!

Fact, an endless variety Of articles beth
useful and Ornamental. Their goods arc
selected especially for this market. are
purchased from firrt hands 1t the lowest
cash rates. and they arc therefore enabled
20 cell the very best clothing at the very
lowest ngures. This accounts for the
large trade which they have built up,
aud which they ars. determined not emily
TO maintain. hut to increase, by fair asd
liberal dealing, and by avoiding those
little Legitimate" dcceptions which
would gain them q small proft to-day
and losc them Q regular customer to-
morrow, for COIN & lbAA(1 are
permanently located In
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TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES
o O m EsrIc tMrELLtogNoE

Isrrci,L TO rr, ooLD NIL DAILY NEWS.
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CLOTHING

or h moot fashionable eu., substantial
manufacture and durable fabrics. The
WINTER STOCK just opened a. the
white Hou,e-hirt, and best, clothing
store south Of Union street, On Gem.
braces every article In the Clothing aud
Furnishing Goods line. and no
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

SPECIAL TO rns GOLD sAnr Snws.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
More Eaterprises

We have frequently had occasion 20 speak
O: che Bulletin as a pspe. wIich lacked
enterprise in all things not slaniercus 20
Republicans and the Republican party. Our
!oys toy justice and :air play eonstrains us
to admit the statement to be 800 sweeping
in q general sense. in isolated cases. no:
connected with the Mercer will or the dates
OF General EmoEy's orders, :he C,siiet.n mas
shewn commendabie enterprise. For n.
stance, yesterday evening j: published an
opinion o. United States Distc.c: Attorney
BecRw:.h regarding supervisors. under she
date OF October 80. 1871. The EEK: OF the
opinion seems strangely familiar. but the
date. which IS one o; tie :n:ure. makes it
impossible shat we could have sead the
decision before. II this instance we are
compelled TO :ie!.! TO the superior enter
prise OF the Be letia. in gathering news.
Even our cour: reporter, apor whom ye
bank heavily. iia5 never yet been able 90
enrich our columns with legal opinion two
months before !: vas conceived. written.
delivered Or issued. Il is :he giving OF
iY'crma;iOn wnici: IS the a;ghes: duty of
j,ur:la 'sm. snd we 30 40: demand dates OF
;he Btllef:n. :Or ASKING questions Is not at
a: " r..r line. We mention the Deckwith
decision only as instance oi enterprise ou
the pert OF it's latest publisher.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
BY TELE CIR APH
WASHINGTON
supery9sor Cobb TO be Retaineds

supervisor ScbO 10 Do het"IhcUo
WASHINGTON. September 1.-THE Presi'
dent has advised Secretary Bristow to Nitne
hold for the present any contemplated
change in the matter of making new ape
pnn,Eens Sn place Of Supervisor OF l95ego
asG !; sseGue coobo % North Carolina
Whitley to Go.
The se,noval OF Colonel Whitley. as ere
Nf che secret service division OF she crease
arse was determined en- to-dayo
The Cross of Military Mcrife
The Secretary OF State has received FROM
Baron Son Sebyars SenbOrne the following
Notes
Wssigsso7oSs August 95, ss7so
So sAe iiors fYams:os + .sho Secretary of State:
sIe-I am instructed to bring so the
knowledge Of the gcvs: nment OF the United
States enas according 20 an imperial resoauo
tion of the fifth OF July. the decora Ion Of
the Cross OF Military Merit will hencetocth
40 longes be returned 20 the Grand lupeo
ga: and Royal Chamberlain after the deatis
Of the person decorated and in that ca Sc
eney will become she property Of the :ami!y
or heirs OF she deceased. However. rest.tuo
zion %! she decoration is held obligatory in
an easea where che person decorated shall
have incurred she Joss OF his decoration
in consequence OF & judicial arrest
By :he same ordinance is equally snailo
:ai1ed she necessity 20 give notice 10 she
proper anthOrities-lalnely. 60 the legation
or she gorsn'ates of Austro Hungai :.-s
whenever military bearer Of the cross IN
question dies.
Begging you. NJ. Secretary Of STATE. 80
be good enougis 20 convey the process pgs
20 she knowledge OF she proper authorities
] seize at the sans. time shis occasion 60 yes
Iew to ycu shs assurances OF my Highest
consideration
STEyVA TSENEG2pS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05

1"N-neA, and saw near him several arIseu
negroes. Returning to report what they
Eau seen tney were fred upon twice. az i
Mr.. j. b Dickson was dangerously wounto
edo Coul.ers arrived Just at that time from
captain W. a Persey, at Brow ns, illeO
some WE'VE mes below. stating that rhV
negroes were assembling in force. aud witis
arms, and bore very threatening altitude
A squad OF some twenty young men was
Immediately dispatched for Browosy IJs,
and the clubs IN The covrty were called or
to come 20 the -escue Of the people, TLeie
prompt response proved our salvation. la
a verv few hours 1000 men we've 4ags.
Being engaged at the damnabie atrenDo 90
sssassonate whole conlnunityo The De
,nand cor the prisoners amounted 60 20
clamOro See'rg thar they had 70 saqpqP
here, and sAae all had been done 0y PhS
citizens 20 pro5ect them, but without aSaiJo
The prisoners submitted g propos;t.oE 20
leave the Stare and never aga'e retula.
This proposition seemed to aprease %
some extent the wrath of the people. and Ss
was accepted by the citizens. The pr;sone5a
chose from the people at largo their 0wss
guardo a brave man at their head. ..au1 ss'o
dectet route up the riyer for Shreveport
wheye ehev were 20 sake the ears $og YhR
Norohe About .----. miles from here. we seS
told. they were oyertakeno the prjsoa@Ss
sescued :rons she guard and shots
Ssrce Mt Abney'S statement wa se
seiyed senor: reaches this city :hat ehae
tive negroes charged with shooting M8o
Dickson have beeu murdered by a meb 30
Coushattao These negroes were an, 9ng
those examined 5y Che investisai 1g 'lne
T'.teas Eke committee 'remsrded the 8TE
negroes 60 fail, and recommended 9hae
she!' be trie,. by the district cou, :; bnS %
mob :smeved she.E srom Jail and ije&
them.
The attidav;ts referred to by Mr. Abneg
have been received here. hut they sIo o,ss
nothing 81 addition to the matter sga' q 6B
hiuso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-05
NEW YORK 9

An Opera Singer Deads
SEEs YORK. September 4..-Aga:AS dssgo
iandSnjo .hs opera singer is dead
Racket
A racket match tor the champion ship 99
America and purse of $780, was played
By Thomas Moore anG James DenrT gesGeso
day. in which the former was the wjgpeso
Irreguinritiess
The commissioners Of accounts haze masiS
an examination Of the books of the ahsl4Sy
commissions and make reports sbowj0 ss
irregularities in dist, ibut'ag supplies, decsiS
in making rel drns, fraud IN the letting ps
contracts alteration of the boo!'so aG8
everything IN general Is susplciorqo
Starved to Death.
Frederick Mother who sailed sronS gAiN
country sIior! sine ago. having III charge
some 100000 young shads intended tor Chs
streams of Germany, writes frons on board
the steamer that the fish all died Of starvsso
ton. Another attempt we be made "a
transplant the shad from American 20 S1ego
man waters.
Prayer Meeting mt Plymouth ChuYshs
4: a prayer meeting of the Plycuath
Church. tonight. Brother Hill com plai1eS
that false repOl IS of che meeting last r'g9o
day had gone forth. He we glad to ESQ
people had controlled themselves SO welfs
ami it seemed Go him that the spirit Of SOD
must have been with theme He did ao2
believe that there were 5000 people in any
other place who could have so controlled
themselves As for their bereaved pastefs
he was very dear 70 thems and now the
question tor them to determine was, what
the Lord wished them to do Co show their
gratitude 30 Him, They shorld pledge
themselves to work more earnestly than
they had dones and begin anew No OtbeS
a!dus19ns 80 the recent event were made