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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27
A Warning to Married Men.

A well known manufacturer OF this
city visited his family a few days since
at one Of the popular Summer resorts
not q thousand miles from Falmouth.
Happening to have an unusually well
filed pocket-book, upon retiring for the
night he placed it in n Of his boots for
safe keeping, emitting, however, to say
anything about it to his wife. Fatigued
with the long ride. he soon fell asleep.
and upon awakening early in the morn
ing, sought in vain for his boots and his
money. Rousing his wife with anxious
inquiries about 'those boots" he
learned that she had found them lying
around and had set them outside the
door for the hotel bootblack. A few
seconds alter a well developed, manly
form with only zone or two clothes on"
was noticed making rapid strides for the
porter's lodge, with the ''rsgged edges
OF anxiety, remorse. ruin, and despair"
distinctly mapped out ON his usually
beaming countenance. II remains for
US to add, rs a simple act Of justice to
all parties, that the porter was honest,
the money restored, and our manufac-
turer firmly convinced Of the propriety
Of having no secrets from his wife in
future. WorcheSter Gazette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27

SPAIN reminds US Of Sutro. Directly
she obtained recognition Of some OF
the European governments she struts
about and demands indemnity for the
virginius outrage. Sutro, 30 soon as
he was recognized by gentlemen and
had obtained their signatures to a GER
tain contract. began to put on airs and
demand royalty. Spain needs q first
class spanking. and will get 1t IL she
don't quit fooling. Sutro needs -
but We refrain from personalities. The
Devil will reward him properly. He
takes care Of his own.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27

The Rev. I. A. Goodwin. q Method
list minister Of Indianapolis, is charged
with heresy in maintaining that there is
no resurrection OF the material body OF
a dead man, and that the second coming
Of Christ and the last judgment are not
physical events to take place in the ma
terial world. but spiritual events. Mr..
Goodwin Is to be tried by the Fourth
District Conference. The question OF a
material resurrection has long been
quietly agitating the Methodist Church,
the great majority Of Methodists being
in favor Of a strictly physical rising OF
the dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27
PROSPECT OF WAR BETWEEN CHI.
Ma AND Japan.

There seems to be hardly . doubt that
the trouble long brewing between China
and Japan will eventually result in q
war between those two nations. The
expedition Of the japanese to the Island
Of Formosa, to avenge the murder Of
their countrymsn by Formosan pirates,
was the beginning Of the difficulty
which Is likely to lead to a severe and
bloody contest between the two Govern
msnts. This ialand belongs to China,
which power. according to tho under
standing Of the japanese at the time
the expedition was sent out, had grant
ed permission to chastise the piratical
islanders and exact guarantees for future
good behavior from the Bontans, which
is the name Of the offending tribe. Re-
garding this guarantee. the Japanese
appear 10 have been mistaken. The
Chinese now assert that no permission
was ever given the Japanese to enter
upon their territory. and defy proof to
tho contrary. It IL said that the Gov
eminent Of Japan cannot prodacs any
document granting the permission nee
essary ; that. in fact, 1t has been over
reached in diplomacy by its mors crafty
neighbor. A few days since a telegram
from Honskong announced that China
had notified Japan that within ninety
days, il must withdraw its troops from
Formosa where they have remained since
the advent Of the expedition referred to.
II Japan refuses to obey tho result will
doubtless be war. and that the Chinese
Government anticipates such, Is evil
dencsd by the fact that for some time
past Ii has been concentrating large
naval and military forces near Foochow.
A war between these two nations would
be a fierce. prolonged. and bloody strug-
gle. The estimated population OF China
is iO5, OO0. 900, while that OF Japan is
nearly 81, 900. 900. The standing army
Of China numbers $4,000 men, the
native soldiers living in their own homes
and following civil occupations. The
military force Of Japan comprises &c.
900 infantry and O,0O0 cavalry differed
and drilled by Frenehmen and Amer
leans, or by natives who have received q
military education abroad. China has
been conservative in the arts OF peace
and war. as taught by foreign nations.
Japan has been radical in that direction.
and availed herself OF the progress made
by Europe and America. In case Of war,
the disproportion Of armies would be
counterbalanced by the skill with which
Japan would be likely to manage her
force and by the destructive weapons
with which her troops would be armed.
II, says an exchange, the diplomatists Of
Japan have made a mistake in treading
on the corns Of Chinese msndarins,
they are equipped to give satisfaction.
II war comes, China may, probably will,
find a superior in her adversary-an adj
yersary willing to revolutionizc China a.
she has revolutionizsd herself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27
Phoebe ltems.
From the Record, August al

Nss- - Ate~et4t ausast @~
Last night war was declared among
our colored citizens. About z o'clock
r. NJ, two men named Steve Williams
and Wilson Haskins became involved in
q dispute about q delicate ~matter-soms-
thing in the Ward Bsecher line. The
wife Of one had forsaken her lord aud
flown to the arms Of q more congenial
affinity. The result Of this impudent
proceeding was a row between the
deserted one and the Lothario who had
superseded him, in the affections OF his
charmer. Words brought on blows.
blows caused weapons to DO produced
and used. We regret to say Steve VIII
liams was shot in the face, inhicting
quite a dangerous injury. The wounded
man was taken to the hospital, where
DIR. Deal probsd and dressed the wound.
The Doe.or thinks the ball has passed
below, but has not entered or injured
the brain. An attempt will be made to
remove II to-day. DR.. Deal thinks that
the injuries received are quite dangerous.
but not necessarily fatal. Haskins, the
antagonist OF Stevens, gave himself mp
and is nov in Jail.
Yesterday we were favored with a call
from Col. A. @. Ellis, who. AZ our read
ers are aware, will be q candidate before
| the Democratic State Convention for the
nomination Of Governor. The Colonel
appears to be in excellent spirits. and Is
working away with that vim and perse-
vcrance for which he is remarkable.
Col. Ellis stands high in his profession
as regards ability and integrity. and will
no doubt make a strong brush for the
nomination.
IL will he seen by an advertisement.
under the head Of New To-day, that one
| Of our merchants, +. W. Clute, an.
nounces himself us n candidate for Cub
srnatoria honors. He Is largely inter
ested in the welfare Of Eastern Nevada,
being u heavy taxpayer in both Lincoln
ant White Pine counties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27

OK Sunday morning. says the Detroit
Free Press, there came over the Great
Western road, ON its way West. a truck
which made the hair Of the baggage
smashers stand right up. II was thirty
four inches long. three feet wide. and
was made Of solid boiler iron an eighth
OF an inch thick. The handles were OF
iron. rivstcd on with great bolts. and
the lid was fastened with an immense
paddock. On one end Of the trunk was
painted the words. ''She can stand it,
and on the other, .'Moro coming!'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27
Abslnthe.

A Paris correspondent says: "The
other DAY I saw q sad sight on the
Champs Ulysses, and which. with al my
experiences OF Partisan life, I never saw
in this city before. II was o party Of
three persons, two men and q woman.
all well--nay. even Observation-Disclosures,
and all three in o reeling. bsastly state
Of intoxication. The men went stag
gering along, disputing and gesticulating
after the manner Of drunken men gen.
orally, and now and then stopping to
hail tho passing unoccupisd carriages,
not one OF which would consent TO stop
for them, while the woman reeled along
in company. sometimes clutching wildly
at the arm OF one OF her companions,
and at other times stopping to address
them in words OF tipsy remonstrance.
She was very handsomely dressed
in q costume OF ins black silk
and cashmerc, trimmed with jet, while
her companions wore high hats, broad
cloth suits and kid gloves. Finally the
party made up their minds to cross the
street, q difficult feat for anybody to at
tempt to execute in tho full possession
Of their senses. so dense Is the throng
Of passing carriages and so rapidly are
they driven; but the drunken trio got
across somehow, and disappeared among
the crowd Of p~romenadsrs. Such is q
specimen OF tho changes wrought by the
lapse OF q few years in the manners and
customs Of this people. Before the in
PRODUCTION OF absinthe, who ever saw
drunken man in Parish Now who is 1t
that does not see themi Not drunken
ness in rags alone, but drunkenness
with goodly apparel and misn Of ought
to-be-respectability."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27

The Reese River Rsr,iAe says that
Judging from the tenor Of the leading
editorials in the Virginia Independent, Ii is
but reasonable to surmise that the pro-
pris,ors OF some OF the principal maisoas
d, Joie Of Virginia City have subsidized
that sheet for ths purpose OF bringing
their houses into no,oriety.' In which it
but echoes the sentiments Of all respect
able people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27

Jrsr 0SH LErr.-In his speech at
Virginia City, on Tuesday evening. Mr..
Sharon informed his admirers that he Is
not in favor Of using all ~jackasses."
Now We thought he had all these long,
cared animals already in his employ
Reno Cr,SeeHi.
No. One scrawny. h~ungry-looking
ass still runs at large. He lives ut Reno;
edits the Ercr,sorRoe. and having sur
yivsd his usefulness, has been turned
out by his last owner to die.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27

A pnuSxlRp meets a beggar, who pre-
sents pitifully his claim to charity: ''Ah.
sir. give me something; I'm dying with
hunger!' "Humph! hunger! that's
nothing-of no consequence! But the
the thirst. ys sse-ths thirst! That il
something" responded the drunkard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27
gave.

A prsrlrcn from Phoebe, last evening.
says that there was great and univer-
sal rejoicing in that town on the reeep-
ton Of the news that the Supreme
Court has dissolved the injunction
granted by the District Court in the
case Of the Magnet Mining Company vs..
Page and Panaca Silver Mining Com
pany. The last named company is the
owner OF n valuable mine and wa en-
joined some two months since in a suit
from workin: upon it and removing ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27

AMONG the most recent tslegraphie
aggravations in the Beecher-T ilton
viekedness, is a statement to the effect
that Tilton was caught with Susan
b. Anthony sitting in his lap. The
bony old gal evidently understood his
frailty from having roasted in his great
grandiathers lap that same way. She
never could have got away with Beecher
after that style. There is said to he "a
skeleton in every closet" The skeleton
in Tilton's closet was Susan ID. Anthony.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27
Reese River Items.
LFr.m the RereIns. Ausu.t "a

Henry r. whitshill, State Minsralo-
gist, who has for the past few days been
examining the mines Of Lander Hill,
started on his return to the Capital, to-
day. Mr.. whitehill Is q candidate for
reelection, and II a thorough knowledge
OF, and attention to the duties Of the Of
fee have any weight with the people OF
this State, he is surely deservingof such
reelection.
10 Gilbert, who lives in Fish Lake
valley. informs us that he has travelled
over the mountains in that vicinity ex-
tensiyely Of late, and that wherever he
has been in the high mountains, there
are evidences Of severe cloud-bursts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27
surRo As A pisINrECrANr.


The Sutro Dependent. this morning. in
pressing the claims Of its master for
the Office which he is gravely seeking,
used this language: To ''bring about
a purer, more wholesome political at
mosphsre, Mr.. Sutro and his friends
have consscrated their best energies"
We submit that as a specimen OF sub
limo impudsnse on the part Of both
Sutro and the vile sheet which has
not hesitatsd to force into the few fami-
lies Of Storey county among whom ii
circulates, a than Maseppa style Of
literature, the quotation referred to Is
without parallel. Mr.. Sutro has
pledged his best energies TO sscuIs re-
form. He will devote his talents. his
organ. the little remaining balance OF
tunnel stock. which he has not given to
purchasabls Congressman. and final
ly his Electromagnetic to secure
ga pursr political atmosphere"
This great Assyrian purist, this
marvellous disinfectsnt stops for q
while from his arduous sndeavors to
steal the Comstock and move Virginia
City and Gold Hill to the alkali fats at
the mouth Of his bore; ceases for a few
days his ardent solicitations Of carpet
bagging Senators and Representatives
in Washington, temporarily terminates
his junketing tours through Europe at
tunnel stockholders expense. and re-
turning after an absence Of two year,.
n his intention Of disinfecting
Nevada politics. And in this he will be
assisted by his mouthpiecs, the eharae-
ter Of whose daily u~tteraness brings a
blush OF shame to the cheek OF every de-
cent person.
Mr.. Sutro will reform u politics.
Two years ago. when he was running
Kendall for Congress, he took q few
steps in this direction. lie hired SOM
Ave hundred men. travelled and sent
agents among them. furnished money to
q paper advocating his election and
threatened with dismissal all who did
not vote for the man Of his selection,
and in other reformatory ways ex-
hibited the pure spirit OF political
honesty with which he now overfiows
and with which, in the most self-sacri-
fcing spirit. he proposes to endow our
politics. Mr.. Sutro has travelled extern
sively; he has studied reform; nay, he
has prscticed the publication Of which
his organ speaks, in the Hobbies OF
Washington City among the talented
carpet bagging element wherein lies his
strength and also many shares Of tunnel
stock. He has displayed his rsformatory
spirit in establishing a circular in our
nsighboring city Of Virginia, which
rivals any reform paper we have read.
not excepting Woodhuis & Clqfbis
Weekly. He indicates his disinfectins
characteristics by going about the coun-
try like a circus clown, abusing every
body who disagrses with him. or who re-
fuses to give countenancc and aid to the
gigantic swindls he is engineering. Mr..
Sutro will clear our political atmosphere.
There is no doubt OF 1t, but it will be
when. like . skunk vile smelling and
defeated, he hunts his hole, and crawls
therein leaving the outside atmosphere,
the pursr by his absence. This is the
name and this only, by which the dis
injecting promised by his organ can be
assured to this State and her people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27

ST. LOUIS JOURNAL: II wasn't Mrs.
Snag's faultAat least she said soft the
mustard-plaster put on the small Of his
back did slip down. and Snag was GER
tainly not justified In swearing 30
dreadfully because he couldn't occupy q
seat, but had to stand up at the break
fast table,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27

WILL Born M GlrSERs.-Comment
ing upon affairs this side the mountains,
the san Francisco Ala placidly remarks;
The political pot begins to boil in Ne
vada. sutro's campaign-paper is abus.
ing Kendall venomously; and these two
having fallen out, doubtless the good
people Of the State will be gamers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27

TnE Detroit FIRE. Press has this among
its notices to correspondents: Book
seller, Saginaw--Yours received. Ifyou
want TO add n stock Of sngravings to
your trade, write to Mr.. Beecher. He
knows all about engrnvings. We don't
believe 1t. Our experience is-that is to
say our opinion is-that the man who
attempts to study e~ngravings and fool
with a woman's ankles at the same time,
will come out Of the experience knowing
mighty little about the e~ngravings.-
Courier Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27

Mn. SHARON said the other night I'VE
often find that there are some kinds Of
work that can be as well performed by
a jaekass as by n man." He doubtless
referred to the labor Of editing the Sutro
Dependent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27
Tn, Base BAN Clubs from Boston

The Base Ball Clubs from Boston and
Philadelphia. which have been for the
past three weeks deliehting and aston
ishing our British cousins, left Dublin.
Ireland. last evening for Queenstown.
On route for home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27

The Republicans Of Michigan and
Kansas held their State Conventions
yesterday. Both Conventions nominated
a full State ticket. The Democrats Of
Pennsylvania. Illinois and Ohio also
held their State Conventions yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27

A MAN who respects his wife and
family will never tell lie when any one
asks him how no got that sea- ON his
nose, but will explain how ga stick OF
wood flew up you know"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27
Births.

THACKIIAM-ln Virginia. August 20, 10 the
wife Of j. Thackham, q daughter.
Et.L.ls-ln Virginia. August %, to the wife OF
4. s. Kills, = son-itpounder.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-19
Sons of Temperance.

SPECIAL SESSION OF THE GRAND DIVISION
DISPOSAL OF AN IMPORTANT MATTER.
Tuesday night, an adjourned session of tbe
Grand DIVISION of Delaware, Sons of Temper.
anee' was held in this city. The session was
heid Telaiye to the 5000 which Lodge of
Odd Fellows in Lewes borrowed about twenty
Years ago from division of Sons of Temner.
ance now extinct in the same town. at the
last session OF the Grand Division, the first in.
tlmatlon of this old loan was received, and n
communication was read from the Lswes Odd
feiiows, stating their Tediness to return the
ioan at any time, to the proper parties To
decide who were the proper parties was the
question which the adjourned Sc ssion was
called to discuss. wa
but recent investigation has made a rather
strange ending in the affair. 1t now trans
pres mat the money in question was invest
ed III real estate, which by an act of Legisla-
ture passed March 25th; 1873, was turned over
10 y r. Burton, and Elihu j. Morris, of Lewes
put lor what purpose is not known as q "pri.
yate act, and only appears by its title, in
ings.
inns ends The matter, though in manner
not entlreiy satisfactory to the grand Division
as tine money would haye reverted to the
charge OF that body had 1t not been otherwise
disposed OF, by the Legislature.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-19

heir cheeks.
nut timber.
An Atlantic pSper inven,s the word 'ium-
blement.
Wilks Spirit says Booths talents are worth
S20,000a year
over 5000 times
in Spaulding, o.
Elemer Raau Coates suggest theatre on tn e
endowment plan.
There are bets as TO whether "pSir OF
twins" means two or four.
MRS C9ser lie Montmorencie iskthe coiored
belle ofNew YoI k
Dumas is sage because American manigers
never pay him O. cent
Betty Sargent is mistress of the CITY pound
OF Bloomington Ill,
7, There is no rec ord of how many knock downs
Heenan gave S ayers
A leading Bo ston artist pays assistants who
10 most OF his painting.
Michigan's & ime law works well and Detroit
epicure are de iected
There are at out 40 oryan; zad varietv thea.
tresiu the UR tied STATES
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-19
HACK, HACK ! COUGH, COUGH

cough is symptom by which various disea' ed
conditions OF the throat. bronchial tubes and
lu nas anifest themselves. But whether IT arises
from the irritation produced IN the throat and
l5rux by taking cold from att ack Of Bronc
irom incipient Consumption. or from various other
causes, nothing will ailay ii more permanently y
than DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, 1t
does not matter whether il be q recent attack. or
a lingering cough, the Discovery Is IN either ease
equally we'll adapted for its relief and permanent
"ure In fact. il will cure cough in one half the
lime necessary TO cure il with any other medicine.
aud it does, not by drying il up, but by removing
the cause subduing the irritation, and healing the
Elected paris. No time should be lost in CON-
mercing the use OF a proper medicine for the re-
lief of Cough, for unless this course is pursutd,
serious and dansercus dsea'e of the lungs is ae lie
- result.
DOCTORS SOON LEARN ITS VALUE.
BUFFALO, N. Y" Dec. T., $50.
DR.. PIERcE-ter the past six months l have
Used your Golden Medical Discovery in my prac-
lice, ind in that time have tested It's merits IN
severe coughs. both acute and chrome. 10 chrome
disease of the throat. severe cases oi bronchitis,
geperal arrangement Of the syuem, con5tIpated
condition of the boa els, and wherever thorough
alternative has been indi ted. In all cases have
found 1t to act gently yet thoroughly and ehectu-
ally in removing the various diseased conditions
and bringing about healthy action throughout
the system generally Yours frateTnhy
febl1-eod8v II. L. HALL, Nj. y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-19

Ths dis.rituti On sill be in public, and will be
made under the same form an d regulations as the
san Francisco and Louisvill Library Gift Col.
certs. under the supervision OF a committee of
prominent citizens selected by IL e ticket holders
Reference as Io the integrity eff this enterprise
and Of the mar ,agement is made TO the following
well known cit izens:
Sam; l.. Tibb ais. Toproncs . J. Malsh J. Il
Gerrish-Memioers Of City Coun ell.
Judge L. J. slack, Asst I. . Asses sor. Maisk
d Greenwald. Projectors N, etropolhan Hotel;
EuRine Moore City Marshal; IL. W. Hull. Arch
tect; j kehoe, Constable J. kupfer. Jeweler
Capt. s. Howe, Con tractor; 10. b. Richmond d
Co., Commissi on Merchants; M. E. Campbell Pro
Brietor of Central Hotel; sil gleton 4 Oreath
ProprietorsP p lcifc Stables S. 2. uitch, Merchant
Sandy. Utah; A. g. GARRISON, elena, Montana
We will ais announce that eat b and every per-
son buyinga ticket can at any a nd all times ex
anime our be oks and all business transactions con
nected with tie enterprise and the drawing o.
prizes will be- placed in the hand OF honest ard
disnterested men, 1t will insure fair and Impair
Ii al distribui ion.
Good Resp Onsible Agents w anted Liber-
al Commission AllO wed.
&sNMoney should be sent by Ex ,ress or by Draft
on Ally solve ut bank, bv Post othcti Money Order
or Regs.evt Letter, at our vsk. For particulars
address
h W. MORO iAx, Manager,
Jan-3i2n Lock Box l53. CUriEue, Utah.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-19
SOCle TIES
MKKTINca THIS EVENING.

Jefferson Lodge, Ne. .. l. o. OIL lat Odd
Fellows Hall, Third and King
keokuk Tribe, No. 3, l. .. Il M, at Red Men 5
hall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division. No. l, s. of r., at Sons
of Temperanes Hall, McClary Building. Market
ST. above 9th.
Wilmington Council, No |, u. u. A. NJ, al
Meohanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. O. u. A. M at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 504
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, Ne. 4, X. of p, at knights al
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market street i
Eden Lodge, No "a, l OF, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sd and King SITS.