davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-29
fore fc hou.., etct q th,. Of lau approval Of tho
+ injuries nf .i!c rrrr"1inH meeting.
Tu5 HL.nni e scre til n i, vin.cd.

fcre 'lc hou... .tc,,. that Of .'u approv. Of tho
,1inn'e. II :lN rrrr"',s! meeting.
Ii15 Ih.nni "* scre til i, ..-rin.cd.
rtTirtEs.
This Committee thrn pr,,ccdci to tic "lce!ton nf
p"rr,snrn "fie"rs md tit" i'aHlra nf Ferry T. HH,tth
slr trry il. Smith rrer,f Chstr'nu, hy rn'c
q! lltn3. lie returned tht,.' fur liz l''nr'r and
said that tin rhel object Of tao Dsnocr c ntk .tisa,
ton shonId In tur overthrow nj the lrrtel,t Sanna
Aiminis'ra'u. IL" ''sun.n'r! :'''n tMe Democrats
'' te, k K.n .n ~ ts % ~, n u ] t,r wtrs sG.'n hou.a,e
for Hcercasy. THn Litter d'llur''' and sr. Re'4oe
81 Ksnoe s"s :"sei Inst eammlttcc of hve te
ar,xnrh =. t'an,raiGn Committee. :" eo.npcsnts
With tllc ul,nttl m E,n,slen x n,miltc". IN' mo-
a,,,l,ltrl; H. Il. t;n, ,ir. Arnp voaa, tsnra Doocy,
barney Mckinney, i. II. "n'.uA.
IEMIi.s hnt:S.
ltt',. k,irc sliet tart afE1'!l In het!ercl ths
ri ,,,r ;l, t.r apf,in*mcnt nj IL rni'cln rlertna
tn:.s mi; 10 alc l.tt-s G. iitaI. s;:il ho viz
in f.y,r ef 3t'i1a IL tho demand fur revision Of tue
as.crd Tia farwrll Hill meeting ,'iA c,rns aud tea
ts resolutions just .sst t' e n,ccttn1 in order IN
El,y that no. Ilp ltcpul lr us alone who wrse
1T fayar cf the purity G tue hpat-tox.
Ton had airsa.sy tron rs ia thts rnh sc,~nre tl,sn
It deserved. Tic rrs nj purity Of the l,,,ptbo1
awas" rsss'h Mt csnrS election. Tho Democrats had
endured tIa thing their part when tho Keruh
iieAns wtru IN pswsr ulid lsua nefer bern allowed
nl'iai representation II election tu'ges ls ennsil.
sno Cosasnttc Ii Ltlon,rl ,r.'rs1y to tue t'onnty
liosi Hence ho thought that ths renoluton ought
u Fc uTprta"!.
Mr.. Tursrstvr o5err,t 4 motion That tte linton
IN re4rndet. ur. II It vera r@.af Il ought tn bs
amended 10 IN tn rrai "the 1t'pllraps bo Allownd
election Iler, II llRt las not aeldy been daut."
Mr.. Van uren sid I'll It ha had W. ID fos tho
tu.tn n. TIM Iast tie flag. It had 1cn rharG Il that
tho npp,,,n,s, wsrc rnonoralAln9 nls tho cl,rsion
Judges, ihr COMMITTED l1Ah tut esi anyfhtny es ia
tflt truth hr fAitty Of tho rtrHr hut wsrn only
pressing cn.tvcs NJ t!,rr pIuton IN iii. ts6..t.
Mr.. Fuller moved lhas tho motion 10 sseoneld~r La
Laid on tho tllIr.
Ent:sm-sloner Mrttarrey opposed rny sll,ll act!on
Mr. f,rreAttr withdraw hs n,tnn Tor reconeiler-
alton If tlir resolution.
Tho COMMITTEES lien adjourned subject 10 The call
ct tbs Secretary.
, 1875-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS.


MARYLAND POLITICS.
Sptctdl Dtspatch Il fhe Ch,ca9o Ttfbuat.
WAsMlsoroH, D. O., Dot. 23.-The election Ia
baltimore Yesterday IL regarded both by tho Re-
pnbllrlnB and Democrats at settling tho State
election paxt month in favor Of tho Notor1n
ticket. Thu Democratic majority was reduced
about IL. 600 aud tho vote cast WAS unprecelon-
tod being II. 400 creator than In TIM laAt prcsi-
dental oloction. List year tho Democrats had
the euli.o membership 0f botli branches nt tho
city council. Now tho lteftrtnrra have the argtxt
brstcb Tia scel question the active tssue, aud
although there a tarRs EstLne element III Baitl-
more, It Ia largely bf thu ueIl.slucate aud weaity
elaA tn many Of thrse vn.cd sg4inst the Democratic
candidate BECAUSE OF With their church
fur lts hostility 10 public schools.
, 1875-10-29
THE EpIZQQTlC.

Er<eiat Dtspatch 10 Ths Chie0o 1Ftoa'*' l..
Msspor4, ILL.,, Got. 29.-1ho epizoosso '.s, m.s'
It's appearances In this locality Tow osss es "otI
aud there Is scarcsy farm team at iol ss,., "
Al consequence there is very lis!'e p'oss s"n
coming to uss.kst, aud tunes arc rather u.a
To-day, buIng mild. there ase sooa Wv aa1
.ronna tnwn hnt il MAS fearful to see sue Pus'
bruton suffer 10 from hscklus cough sna '11
IL JaoxsoNi1Lxv, H.. Oct 28-The hos.eno's!sia LII :
proJsiIi1.9 In many parts Of Morgan. 1e"p. Sm,,sa
Calhoun, Scott, Jersey, aud Greene cou'"''
proving fatal 10 thousands OF An'iaa1a'
, 1875-10-29
THE CPP0SiTloN,

THE BURLINGTON HALL FENi9lNANcE
Tho OppoHltlonlats ct tho South Side held
rnass-meauuR At Burlington Hall laAs evening.
Dy psofuso advertising and nenling tau,ls OF
music around town Ill day. the managers Of lie
affair succeeded in filling ILa hull about tbreo-
rourths full. Many of the auditors However,
had como out Of Ide curiosity to REQ uhat Kind
nf presiding oalcor Mayor Colyin Moultl maLr,
II having bean announced that 10 wonlA DO prs.
unt aud preside over the lneohug. When ths
slmo OF meeting arrived II WAS found that tho
Mayor was not preaout, ho having become COTS
ven!cnsiy sick during tho day. 1t Is hopad, how
ever. that he will bs all right again to day.
THO meeting was called to order by Mr. Il. i.
0oodeli. nho nominated John uise for Chais.
m1n.
Mr. 1IiAe. being elected, returned thanks from
Tho botson OF L!s htart fur Tue tmMcnye A0nol
conferred upon ls,ul. IIe took In thia campaign
no ordinary interest, aud every I,atslnto citizen
want for the sllu English prtss, Which MAS
abat.na NJ. ursinK 10 terribly. No man WAS oyes
le1o's ~ fr4sfaus .nteed aud h'a!!1ned
*aa ths ue1t speaker 1ptrudncI i, aid wca,lea tlu
snalsnss Atnat ~ hour with QUE VI LIS nstmiuAb bio
sps.Shs1. . NJ; Mo1aus .gseeh Va. principally dc.
Chicago lsess, aid Particularly that VI tbs itn.s..
Ehe !nsA sd'.c4'td TIC adoption VI LIS new charter
- ~ wv k*Fttab Wiz NOGI GBuf fA2k rho
nsx chaftsf Tas adol tsl Gy b4lot-box 4lul.ux tau
hnptens !ouk wus caa: towar4 tlIr et,ang Gy tLi'
"laots folsy, who ~4s ttltns Gu thc llatiurus, Io
fas nu4ong floae xio believed that TIC svyur II t
county Conlnli4stoi!.rs nat re.n, lie L.I;ry Il
hry bad ltcb guilty u fran! and Ih-rr G, O. i. ill.,
gu left the plastoFm1 eorrul lion. hui tha m.anet.
by rented rooms lrr ths issco iu lLs inss lii.
uy, tdfeAt apIlsu.c.l TLo Times va only usi,,.
y nams q NtAsel AoeiuY to help eject Hurk, IL,
NknIx wh-k kauu u " LIYu h,e.eY w-4. tSui e. ), !
u". .osa man~'1 Ar was rny hstin; u,
1mss 10 kesp up its rtaE ts.
alo the EaAka OF tbs upposti,u ra,l.
III TnlnEsz had so.ne ruanhooi nhaut IL. susi III.
uaha 10 be lhst.kfnl fur ,,4u,4rt,l in \ isx.1,a.
It would lot dissoEt iscts the T,n.s M;.
Gny.
hr. John r. Fir. rsy. r7ut,!late :cr .tn Oils :.
Lark af Tie Superior Court. wAs lhsu introduced ~
&uke l4lAn3. IL " L.tk ~. ~ IL, II;
h1t Hcsine h=i f'rulyr!y soABsd ,tuo Ir1.t. D!dn
, 1875-10-29
CASUALTIES.

Sntefat Dispatch to The ch,eaqo Tr,bvnt.
Qu1ScY, ILL.,. OCT. s2s. This morning ,b,,,
$50 o'clock, while A1.. Worts wss huu,nr t,r.
kovs nsnr Clarion In this county, ho sss IA nh,
jcct tr7ing to hide behind a log, nud a. tho s,tns
time mating nolso like q turkey. Tle .a;sea
hts gun and !lred. ami to tis astonj.lnont ,onnd
!lo had shot QUO of lis neichbors BY tho nsms
OF Taylor, one Rhot ontoEfnE Ills ahoulde..b;ai.
another just alr,yp tho heart, a1d tbe ,h,r,] IN
the lip. SIodlcal MD Was called, and 1de uufo:.
ttcnt will rocoyer. NV r.
, 1875-10-29

wnud rstar.l tho future nnc"r*s Of tlr Democratic
stly. ~ evidence If navi ,rrrr. will site that
fhn lr 4atlni lrnIi Tho Fifth County f:anfntssncr
H-trlt. IN which rriie. su.'. IN lhrt represented.
nllauirlcn-y arctlnel 10 WI" III thr Iiratlnn 0f In
,lnrainC to ipfnincts ef th' Duf4,>ttt :tkrt, snd
wlth.lrrw from t1is t"rvcntien III rr.y ,"rsng mir.
relfrs from hc oblig Ann ef sustaining IT. thu.
A. H. WAtnahx.
, 1875-10-29

To tht Ejitor af TAs CAt<u3a fri4sas.
AfhE iAnr, Oct. 2a--A person unknown 10 ueS
rignlnI hl,stt Jn,n i. Davis, sates !n your IL rrr
u io'tay, that j. It. Douilttle, Jf, H. Winston. and
myaek wsto thu controlling spirits Of tho Comm 1T .
that packed tue roctut Democratic Convention in tue
'h!rsest of thh Opposition County ticket. Lily bnef
action will the COMMITTEE entirely for ths pur.
Fole Of preventing ths Endorsement BY the Conrieo
Oh We ticket spoken of. u believed such action
, 1875-10-29
A MINERAL WELL.

RpAetai Dt4pasch to TAs Chicago Tribune,
Dks nolNEs, Ia, Oct. aa.-Tha little town Of
Colfax, on tho Chlcago, Rock Island i Pacific
Road, east Of here, Is considerably soueated F."
over tue discovery Of : mineral spring ot we'll,
tho water Of who'll possesacs peculiar medicinal
qualities. According to Prof. Dlaney, Of Gill;
, 1875-10-29

NEW YonK, Oct. 28.-Wiliam Ellis and William
Thompson, co1oretl, acre to.tlay cnnvletctl OF
numbering tho low pod3ier nanl"A Weisl,crg ut
Wost Farms, Iuuo II, aud woro sentenced to bo
hanged Dnc II.
, 1875-10-29

srsttat Ds;atrh n Yht Ehfen7o TRIBUNE.
MILWAUKEE, Ocl. 2s.-A bad cnso Of rapo iisn
inst hocn mndo public. A servant girl was on
her way to sec her sick niater. and wne met by
nn unknown man IN Martin hiroet and hrutal1y
nntfhgrd. When found ehe WAS scnsefess, and
had 10 bu placed uuIor medical care.
, 1875-10-29

!SDtcfai lftuateh to The Catsaqo Tribune,
FA1RDUnY. Ill. Oct. 25.-A serious accident
occurred south Of hero at straws5usg, on ,ho
Chicago Il Paducsh, lass night. David Thorn.
ton, Il brakeman whose parents reside lore. In
loaylug tho train while runuItg 10 miles per
hour. caught his foot IN brakc-hangor and "a,
dragged Xix car lnug,tls over the ends Of ths
ties 1io frasnsd mn object and VA, torn anay,
1iia eido aud hip arc drcadtullr bruised.
, 1875-10-29

DoRTox, Mas. Oct. a8.-Easly ths morning
Charles Gleason. ono Of thu Grafton Bank rob-
bers. escaped from tho State Prison, wheto he
wa4jEoryins fourteen years. sentonco.
, 1875-10-29
THE Gf1ANp HAVEN MURDER.
&ilkciti ~ AM k,a& Ia t,h I'll tttti tiltt.A&

OnASD 1tAsEH. Mich. Oct. y9.-The Jury In
tho ttial of Molyin c. Fuller, for murder. 1lns
bocn ont for eleven hours. Thoy will probably
ttlsaEFec.
, 1875-10-29

n " E3oF o. FAs GHttAgo JrtkuAs;
CHICAGO Oct. ISL uotics ibis moEuinu That Largo
Cross has within few days tern ru, M on t,.e tins
public sehoolhouao built Nv Cou.lnlasuuur Craw!u,
Ut h!s station The Chicago, burlington / t,unry
l.!ltos Would It no 10 p1opsr 10 ask hu, how IL Il
Oh pahncscaool b1illtlngS T.C,
, 1875-10-29

Hrtt1aI 'HnIRch 10 1Ha CAft08o fFI60ne.
DAsylLLr, ILL.,, Oot as,-Jsmes Kelley, coal
miner working At tho Ohio shaft, niIes aouta
OF this place, fell this morning from tho toptd
tho bottom of tho shaft, distance Of il0 tses
aud was instantly killed.. lie WAS an lryhMsn,
mud without family.
, 1875-10-29

.9pecfd! DlspatcA to Tie Chicago TRIBUNE.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 2S.-Joseph 1sles. fore
man OF the Lafayette Agricultural Works. vu
badly Injured yesterday evening. His team raa
away, throwing him out and breakup; lis atm 10
nl,lnters nenr tho wrist, and iulllctiug eersoaa
bodily n]utics
, 1875-10-29
ThrIIng Encounter Between d Bank Walchman
and Gang Of Burglars.
The Langmnid Murderor---Escaps 0
the Grafton Bank Robbor.

SuSptCtoN OF FOUL PLAY.
s1,teta. D,srdteh II Ths cAtedon tribune.
LEAyEswunTsr, Ksn., Oct. 28.-Tho body Of nn
unknown woman was founl yesterday ovcuiug
In tho river about mila below this city by
bo&tman WHO nottDsd tho proper 4utiorittae,
wI.o procaoded at onco 10 tho place 10 bold an iu
quest. Tic body after heiDg taken from, tho
river was found to 10 that OF white woman,
md Ia described as follows about live feet IN
height. very noatly clad. wore purple rcr drens.
trimmed with worsted, laced kid bnots, and large
eon ! waa found . catd case contain
Ing !. seysr,l 4 ,pIintea orsda With tho
cohseinen $t.75. aud pass for Mia blackwell
er Dsssass to Ills psco auspiee ap ts9 of fop aui
play hllod tho minds of tho jurY,non. and they
death from blow OIL the right tonpic {the bone
and oye both being bndly bsu,ned) by narties
nnkuown. Iho eaao was glyon to tho
q lackman who stated that he took a lady
OF prostitution on Main street to tho depot III
company with n,.other woman. 1t is supposed
that eho being stranger in tho city, sho waa on
tsccd into this don md robbed, aud then tukon
70 Tho depot on tho Levoo, and, becoming trou-
blesou,c, waa struck oyor tho hoad aud killed
and hor body thrown into the river. Bovsre
partloa ase euspocted to be implicated, and their
arrest will onls be d question Of timo.
fIo fhs .1ssoeIatsd iress.t
LEAvENwonTtI, Kail.. Oct. 28.--Further inveB-
t,gatlon In tho caao OF tho lady found doad In
tho river III this plhoe Ass developed nothing
now regarding the manner In Which sao came to
lior doalh. II has boen asoertalned that her
trunk was checked from Wnrrego Ham,.
to LenvenwoEth On Oct Z. but w1cn she
arrivcd hero Ia not known. rasa ,on tho
Kansas pactflo Ralroad from Wanlego to ian
aas City signed by Long proprietor Of tho Ls-
land Hotel, kanBas CITY. waB also found In hor
trunk. together With other letters, wing that
sho had boen houscltoepcr at sometime in tLo
Broadway Houso Chicago, and III the LolAnd
liose, KAnsaa City. Tho caso is still boing
worked up,
, 1875-10-29

Epseia. Dfspateh to TA< GAseaoo Tribune.
KGoxux, Ia, Oct. 2a,-rhree worry bold burg
lariss nero committed In this city last night CYL
IDENTIFY By the same party. Tho dSst'1as mer-
chan. tnllosins establishment, whete . quantity
Of clothing WAs secured. Tbs othar i've MtEs 4
, 1875-10-29

Special Dspateh to The thlca1u 'rib'fns.
DUBUQUE, a., Oct 2s.-A t0-year-old sou os
a1r. Trnoy roslding ut Dclmunt. Grant County,
Wis, VAS run over ty q train on the Narrow
0anre Railroad AMI had both 1egs cut Cd. hs
il not expected to recevet.
, 1875-10-29
DROWNED,


'Speetat Dispatch IA I'he Chicago 1ribuH.
BELLxFn1rA1sE, o., Oct. GA little sou Of
James TYning ut this placo foil in clstern tl's
evening aud was drowned beforo ho could %
rescued.
, 1875-10-29
FATAL WAGON ACCIDENT.

STtc1aE Dgpd1ch 70 TIE EN7cA90 7Ff6VN.
BELL pRAlnlg, Livingston Co.. ILL.,, Oct. 49,
Mru Samuo! uaya, an old lady, whlo crossing
weak bridge in thLH township, was thrown from
u wagon aud her buck broken by ulee! passing
over her. Ghe died III few houlB.
, 1875-10-29
THE LANGMAto Ho

@ THE LAN0MAto HORROR.
$osconp, Oct. 25.-Tho Graud jury has in-
dIctcd Joseph Ia Pago for the murder Of Jooio
LauEmaid, ut Pembroke. Oct. 1.
, 1875-10-29

Special Lhsrnsch 10 7hs chtfnco Tribune.
DIXON, ILL.,, Got. 25.-Edward RaA. aged II
years, aud a aon OF Capt. William link. was H..
taiy injured by being kicked by borss ses's''
day iu biz father stabla.
, 1875-10-29

Lou1sylLLE, KY. Oct. 2s,-aeorgo Harmon,
convicted OF tho murder OF John Long, OF Ala.
bsma In thEa city, March 1871, aud who forfeited
ills bond several years ago. has been 1ecaptarod
mud brought back to tho city. Harmon dared to
visit Louisville two weeks ago, when ho was
recognized and pursued. and captured At jack
aon, TENN. In lceinE he procured IN Alder.
mau's pass In some manner, and In turn gaya 1t
to u gauleatcr named Joln Young. Tho latter,
while on Louisville, pittsburg l. Southw eatsrn
train forced a fouale passenger to consent to his
desires. lie aud Harmon thon fled TO Tennea-
zoe. nuti there both wero apprehsntlsl.
John j. O'Connot. charged NTH tlo murder
Ing Of Abraham Audetuon. ut TAylo!xville, ky.,
last September. has boon rooAugnt 1t salmA,
Clay County, Teun.
, 1875-10-29

New ORLEANS. Is., Oct. as.-Tho ship North.
ampton arrived nt tho bouthwant Pass fogty.twa
aass from usyrs. reports, Oct. IS, in iattul,
% deg. 60 min, longitude 85 deg. 10 min, passed
vcaseI bottom np, apparently about 2Dl I'm.
burden, painted black, She had m. boen Iona
In that condition. South point bearing Ne.l-
on hor ntern, "DapLne. OF T4on,n ,tou."
, 1875-10-29

8peeial Di4paeh 10 Tbs Ch.ndoo IFt6u~'
NASHVILLE, Toun.. Oct. 29.-Tho boiler o.
sawn,ill a. Lomax, Baker County. Ala. eAp'e.'
cd to'dar. killing tho engineer. t"o h.elnea' s''
, 1875-10-29

the lrth re"rle i,sr'lc II voter VII" s'T.a n s"s
iretrnIins hst ho Ind great at ct," for til: iti,h:
Mr. ". II. Eddy fo1lowf'i sr. t"n,o and sa'a s1as
cavcl iIteng s11rc that hs always pail hia s"' IA.
When Tho tserinania insurance H'mrAny HHnt NJ.
II.,ns raid 81, cents "u tho t'''"F' aud n'us "ero
s,a y, ~. ,ney III; 's!"sr 4rr, ,hs w"! 7 IL IN,
the,o met To-. atk for r. re1s tlon3 t,, G:.l i;s1
asr,'sny 'sn"s e''',a .. STU With ''eloazra 10
Ills eilsn,s .hets: hesan.o he filled h In cins,%ans. %
up his aetts At Is she dollar ilr.lns c,od
tc German .otei. Ito putsl, voting <oEs" and tls
not soie icr 1a,n Who .i.e tic Ir.l, in t6.t v.y,
Lonls lIuek did not do thst; ho was ioo ,nlch Of
Necessity Of seatlug uesnR. II l,e 20. tLc County
Trrssurehir thas wouli bEyo another Gage ol tl!tr
.eG .1 .a m s..S isa Sss @ cesry " s'p'ss
chi. ]. c. Van Artnass aud G. j. Camp also nade
pricf eddEchses, anil the meeting adloarned.
TIE EIGHTH wAnu.
1ns meeting annnunetd to 10 held at NJ 9a9 Dtue
IaarA arenuo fell through: but not With the meat
Ing at No. gaL Tho KceIeyitcs Of tho Eighth Ward
met and perfected the Organization Of ward club by
tho election Of T. II. Dillon, President; 1tobcrt IL
Orr, ytee-lTeAidsnt: Eharles Brady. atcrelary; md
Jerry OIrars. Tfeatltet. The meeting al1lrt--
Ell t,y John S1rCuaher mil other.. wnrElng {
mitteo Wa appointed, aud generally rloasaat tiius
bad.
THE TENTH WARD.
The Independent voters Of tho Tenth Whrf bell
meeting Last evening ut No. II South Canal street. Az
large aulienco tho could hold w:1 f.feht.
Mr. J. II. Nolan was elected Chairman.
Mr. Murphy tic nrst alt aker, and at Fnine
length reviewed tho poitra, ha'ory 6: Il1!.as!tha,
New York. baltimore, an otrr ci:t".. anu rrtase!
thnir record With tst Of chraBo, Irs"iae thn n'tai
that nothing could n.va etc,s from sa,5y n1ss
10 the history Of 1irsng, tic rr,krr alla1cd IN tho
rcrerrat tera Of roprosinlt" fs rnnnet ~ attack *
, 1875-10-29

KILLED By FALLING ENKfH.
DoaroN, Oct. 23.-J amts Gr|an and 5ohn Ia
veil, labosers weto killed yesterday At b!lsa!on.
Mass, by ths fall OF a gravel bank. "'l9aa'
Mcdonald, their oompausop, waa serloos'5 "
Iured at tbs saMe time.
, 1875-10-29

DALT1Moax, Nd. Oct. 2s.-The otea''o1o as'h y,
ssosliog, Ahrens Il Co, who failed on tue .'.a .a
Of August, decided today to put tue n''n INV
involuntary bankruptcy,
, 1875-10-29

New YonE, Oct. IA dispatch from Hleo'
mond, Va, st&tos that on Tuesday morning ~
explosion Of fre-damp In the naccoon Pit, cnes'
teraold County, caused . llse in which foof nsa
were burucd to doath.
, 1875-10-29

IL Ike Filter Qf The CAfenya lJ.Surs:
CascAno, utt 93.--lrfah FoteF toq'ttur}-"I shan't
vots fur liesug, bocsuse hs believes in upccis psy-
nlruts. Lnd want to mouoy." German Ditto
- hut uealnei4 election would make .uoncy plenty"
l.e.-"4Iow so7" uermaa-"Why, II 10 u t,ttupty
TEtssaraE. Aa nay hiY lrh.A and II thai don't .ale
uousy plenty, I'd like 10 know What wtlll'
LisrEAKu,
, 1875-10-29

II lie EatloYHs fas CAttsa0 7rthuat'
CHscAd1, Oct. Eli tho propEetGrn Of every mau-
ufacturnx establishment, every wholetso aul retail
store and tbs banks Cuhtnu-House, IND Ioat Office,
will closu ther respective places Of bun!urna Tuesday
aud urno their employee 6go to tho polls and work
for their respective candidates, TIN Boss "nnd lila
rang will not bo elected. 10! every man who hnA fa
ins ioat of good government At hc1rt turn out aud
work. THIhrkkar4 WAND.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-29

nHss AGENCY ~ NOW rRE
i pared To receive deposits oi coin OF bullion,
either on OPEN ACCOUNT, or to issue CkR.
the hold,rl In Gold nm or San Francisco; to
mako collections. purchase Bullion at the most
favorable raier. or sdvAnre coin thereon when
forwarded To the Parent Hank In San Franciscoi
pelis Bill. of Exchange, and irsnsaets 0eneral
Banking Business,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-29

A SEw RirE oy Tux Locx.-A most
malicious. mischievoG. aud daring theft
occurred st the residence OF Fifth ave-
nue. merchant, at Oakland, q few after
moons ago. whereby a fascinating and
pretty Jaiasel lost a luxurious head Of
natural golden hair. she Was a guest ut
her friends house. and after dinner
nap arose to- find herself a. destitute Of
hair m an infant. She was frightened
at her own appearance, and alarmed the
household with he- screams oi terror
aud lamsntation. A thorough search OF
the dwelling was fruitl---. nor was amy
trace discovered of the stolen hair. The
affair il involved in mystery. No stran-
ger was seen about the premises that
DAY. and the girl was entirely uneon-
scious Of the malicious theft until the
discoycIy'of her loss was male. Il IL
coulcCtured that she was druggei. and
that no unpracticed hand performed the
operation. A singular feature OF the
ilystery is, that vhosOsver committed
the theft seemed only 10 coyst the golden
ringlets. ~ All abundance Of valuable
iswelry, and sipall sum OF money on
an uncovered table in the room remained
untouched. This latter circumstance
leads to the further con jccturo that some
jealous girl sought. In this more despic-
able than romantic way. 10 deiaco the
beauty Of tho afflicted dansel by rob
hing her OF its conspicuous glory
Piitsbsry GaG,itc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-29

A JOURNAL OF Clark county. n.y.. has
begun m investigation o! tho genealocy
oi Secretary Bristow. ID describes
Archibald Bristow. grandfather Of the
Secretary. ~ "a man Of strong charsc-
ter, who in his later years became q
preacher Of the 'hard.shell' persua-
sion. ani Francis Bristow. the Secre-
tary's father. ~ "a lawyer Of jistinc-
tion, and member % Congress, whose
honesty and ability arc inherited by the
SON"
\ rIEcE Of iron held between tho toctli
in pocling onions avorts tears.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-29
CHANCE OF TIME.

OY AND AFTER SUNDAY APRIL
~ IS. ISIS.
Tuaouon PASSENGER TRAINS
For RENO. connecting with Eastern and West
cru hound Passenger Trains OF the u r. w. NJ
Will LEAVE
yirsiuia City ~tatisn.....-..at S'oo M'
t.ald itiii .......-.......-.......st 80
tsr.sa Ctty......-.............ss "'ts
lrr,,,u. .t Rrss ............at tt.2O W.
Will i.kANk
Rene s...................----..... J'oo
Carssa City ssS
<..la titii....................--- y oS ~ ".
Ar,iyi.s at Sirsini~ CitJ.-.at S.is n. We
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE
VIRGINIA CITY roR CARSON CITY
Ar.
,.ss 4. W., ~ ", asa s.S5 ~.
CARSON CITY roR VIRGINIA CITY
SAN, ~ W.. ..A = Pm.
FREIGHT AND AccOMMuDAIlos TRAINS
L-.y, Virginia City for Reno At rs Z. =, ,s,l and
LEy.s, viii leave Reno for Virginia Ci'y
a. 5.D A. ~. II. 4, ?. n. and aor.n.
vuEIGiIr TRAINS
Leave Virginia City daily al oA. NJ -
s.O5 a. n, I'm. ~ 2. ~, AS =. n, s"r'h'
~ Leave Carson City daily a, A.s.sAs..
aisA n. iis., iisr. n, tr.s, o"r's -
and 5Or.x.
A,ylrv,nl. city. Gold Ilill and Carson otiicss,
-.,..,.I 'T,irt Al !. can he obtained Ia san Fran.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-25

9TDAN6
DYE HOUSE,
AFew Doors South Of Railroad Bridge,
Water ST., Augusta, Me.
Awarded First Premium at Maine State Fair, 1870.
Emile Barber, Proprietor.
Our thanks are due to our former patrons, and
from the fact that business has increased itself
each year during the past seven years we tn nk We
rhi Lnomn aSii.hmant vy;,,, its admirahe
facilities Is conducted by
First.Class French Dyer.
Specially and New Process Of ftleansing.
Mr.. f. Barber without regard to expense, having
secured a frst-cass French pressman from Paris
for Gents Garments and Laiies Dresses, without
Ribbon. Feathers, Slippers. Kid Gloves cieansed
and dyed, Lace Curtains cleansed. Any Kind oil
goods garments Of all Ss
repaired at short notice. Goods received and re.
turned promptly by Express. Miss NJ. S. Marshall
agent for Gardiner and vicinity, f. s. Decker agent
or Halowell; H. Woodward, Winthrop, and IL
q apman in Richmond. aprlb- :eodAw
KENNEBEC CoUNTY-In Probate Court
1876 ''''N' ~ ~ ~
4 m tne ErlltlC1 OF JoHn DoWltep u CISoasoI Va
~ Dudey Haines late Of Readneid, deceased
praying that an administrator be appointed on the
OF said deceased, more than thirty days hav
ing elapsed since the decease of said Hanes:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, prior TO the fourth Monday OF
OCTOBER next, in the Daily Kennebec Jourpal,
Il newspa per printed in Augusta, that all persons
Interested may attend at Probate Court, then
to be held at Augusta, and show cause, If any,
why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
H.K. BAKER, Judge.
Attest. CHARLES HEwINs. Register.
oct9-t3w