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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09

San Francisco, October OIL +. NJ
Miller, aims Woodruff. tho defauling
Secretary Of the Contract and Finance
Company. gave bonds in tho sum Of
siIty.fvo thousand dellnrs on four In
dictments for embezzlemcnt. His bonds
men arc Chas. Geddes. s. N. Foster.
Thos. Day. W. E. Stevens, G. II. Lev.
1T, ]. Is. Piper, A. X. Hawkins. Of San
Francisco, and Lewis Winters, Of Sacra.
msnto.
Chas. Kuchel, tho boy stock operator,
camo up for sentence in tho Municipal
Court to-day. An effort was made by
his counsel in mitigation OF sentence,
and II was attempted to be proved by
tho testimony Of the prisoner that ho
was under ags and should DO sent to tho
Industrial School. A policy Of 1.-Two in.
surancc was, however, introduced by
the prosecution, in which ho gave
his ago as over 20. G. W. Fox, his for
mel employer. stated TINT the principal
part Kuchel's embezzloment was en-
braced in one thousand shares OF Cali.
fornia, worth about $4,000; that no
had turned over to him horses, carriages
and furniture to tho amount OF about
one thousand dollars, which wass all the
restitution hs had made. II was shown
that Kuchel was FIRST employed by him
at $50 per month. md was afterwards
promoted to DO stock cork at $50 per
month, out OF which Kuchel had to sup
port q mother and sister. Tho Judge
sentenced him to fivo years In tho pcni-
Tertiary. He will probably 60 over on
Monday. Kuchci was affected to tears
whilo making his statement.
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rIre AM areaLIyn. y. y.


DnookLrS Oct. g. At tLreo o'clock
this morning a fire broke out in the fifth
story Of u brick building corner OF South
Eleventh and First streets, occupied by
q number OF Arms engaged in nanu-
featuring various goods aud machinery.
The fire originated in tho upper part;
loss $50. 900. Loss on machinery aud
building $4,000. Cook & Co., manu-
factursrs Of hand stamps. loss 1000;
Geo. Eaton. coffin trimmings, $1,000;
Allen & Co.. comb factory. $4,000.
There wero several other occupants. oil
Of which had their stock almost totally
DESTROYED.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Cholsrn In bombay.

Cholera In BotnbaS.
LONDON, October 9.-!Ths Bombay
Times reports q sever outbreak Of chol-
era in the Province Of Lysorc.
A Possible Rapture nctwcea lIoi.
land and Senenusla.
LONDON, October o. dispatch from
the Hague announces that the vcnczuo.
Ian Minister Plsnipotentiary and Secrc-
tary left there ON Saturday for Brussels.
This announcement derives importance
from tho known relation between tho
countries, and suggests inquiry whether
tho movement noted indicates q rupture
Of diplomatic relations. Diplomatic
circles say probably not rs in such cas,s
usually there is no attempt at secrecy.
Activity in the London stock E:x.
change.
LONDON. Oct. 0.-Tho Stock Ex.
change Is animated; there Is c~onsidera-
bio excitement In foreign markets, par
ticularly, various issues Of tho Turkish
loan.
Tew Ministry Formed.
BxLonApE, Oct. 9.-It is reported
that q new sorvian Ministry Is formed,
and the members belong to tho peace
party.
Arms and Ammunition Landed In
Cuba fsr tho Patriots.
New YoRx, Oct. 0.-Nlail advices
from Kingston. Jamaica, Oct. LIST. con-
firms tho statement that the Cuban
steamer Uruguay landed o portion Of
her cargo Of arms md ammunition for tho
insurgents on the Cuban coast before
discovered by tho Tornado and driven
into Jamaica.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09
A snRYncArINa 1nrGu.

In q letter to Mrs. L.i.le, Of Chicago. q well
known contributor TO the Western prcss, she
ascrihe- the cure Of q dangerous cough. aceom.
panied by bleeding at the lungs, TO llale'r
but the Honey of llorchound aud Tar has
removed every trace of it, The letter Was Ia
a lady friend In this city. who has placed u al
the disposal Of q. ". Cr~ittsnion. I sixth ave.
nue.. Fixes Toothaehe Drops cure in one
minnie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09
STATIONERY AND JRwELRY.

]. D. Marshall, al the Gold Hi rost
ONCE store, IL sole agent Tor all
Inc San Francisco IND Sacramento daily
paper. All the latest Eastern periodical.,
nasrnxine-. etc.. received ~ roop as published,
md delivered In any part Of town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. blank
book, of every description made Ia order a.
snort notIee. Gold and silver watches, clocks,
and \ anc assortment % lewelry /; repairing In
that line neatly and well done. large stock
Of toyr AMI fancy goode. boo regular saIcfs
tI-etnenti In another column ~
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Eureka Items.
IRON the Eureka sentinel. Oct. !

[from the Eureka sentinel. Oct. ~
There Is somo talk among the railroad
managers that within u day or two pas
srngers will be brought by rail to Dia.
mond Station-twelve miles north OF
town. This matter Is not definitely set
tied yet. though thcrs Is q strong prob
ability that the change will be made.
The only thing tending to operate
against this programme is the great do
mand on the locomotives for transport
ing material for tho construction OF the
road. making such a change ineon-
venicnt.
Some Of the graders on the limo OF tho
Eureka and Palisado Railroad have ad-
vanced to within three miles OF town.
The grading parties seem to DO making
about M good tinc up the canyon as
ihcy did in crossing tho valley. Two
weeks will certainly close out tho whelo
job. Mt which time trains will DO in full
operation to Eureka.
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A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indl,erctions OF youth, nervous weakness,
carly decay, lors of manhood. etc.. I viii send
q recipe that will cure you, free OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered by . mis-.
slonary In south America. send Q selfad.
dressed envelope TO the Rev. JoscphT. lnman,
station ID, Bible llouse. New York City.
suiT finn
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cupMIcAI. RAGru,

Save time. health and money. Avoid quaeks
and buy "Chemlcal strength. cold by all
druggists. Instructions full. and q cure guar
anteed In any case OF facilitating dreams lor
seminal wcakncsr), aud all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay. rcrulting from self.sbu-e.
cxcesscs or any cause. CRANE Il BniaIIAN,
Wholesale Agents. San Francisco. Price ~
nor hatfle ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09

Nus. PorTER. Of whose death by her
husbands hands our readers have been
informed. was n daughter Of Mercedes
B-regas. n woman Of tho town doing
business here. Mercedes left last night
To attend tho funeral. The deceased
had been married and divorced before
she married. er.-Carsoa appeal.
NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09

Silver CITY. was among thoso who at
-, an. 81. :, 4. u-.x,.,, u.r..
- r.,v,
thursday. Inc gehue WILLIAM invested
some Of his spare coin in q number oil
PICKLE keys. the contents OF which were
aot warranted. The bold prospector. in
he tru.,ipy conidenco OF M ~uususpi.
,;ons n.,u,s ,ook m for Granted. how.
,y.r that m, orivinal csntents remained
,,.,, Imac;ns his -urprise. Therefore.
hen man openinc them nj his house,
-. y. h,i ,b.m conveyed nj cousid.
,,shia s.nan.e m finding that they con.
,ineJ nothin, but a quantity Of water
ghieh VA. mot syen an for drinking a
n,ses- On discoverin, the deception 10
which n. hal bsen a victim. Inc first
,mo,ion s,nycss,I nv his classic fen.
.lres was surprise. pure and un-
aiiieu. Ihat, soon sa.s
y" ,",;,na,;an ;r,sns. and abiain,
Ills is not a natur, to submit tamely 10
an injury real or iancied, and unlike
many Others he did not quietly old his
-,,,;ona =, 10 ,,.L on a.. oon,,srv
t"a,aJ s,aoJ ani
ai.J him mn s,innsrx Guich on the
vino. ~ M r;nI Di.mounting In
cais mn hs 1900 sor,ht the
III ~, H. - ,nJ IA his
80 L;m r. .n,nsns ,J;sc;ni.
-. u,s"L",.aa ~. i;s,a,in. 40 M. hsr.
i.@ .1',a;I. sa=inas.n,,x con.
s.r.;nsj 40 ajm;, ,ba, Tho law on.rsd NO
-. al v;,l;am aIl,o;, ysrx "a.
i'.n.sa. Nv, =. ";~a ,m ali hor.s ~
nh,a;n;n, r",Ir's. 80 no,;sh ths fonJ
-. ~ ,ai,i;ons AMI 40 oro ,ho har,,
Irons ,,nah, h, a coli anJ nnsym.
na,L.,;. LII s,awn..i nnon ,ha mini
- \, ~ n,am innnnsa ha car Inv
.p"a,.S, 1,,,ar nol1 ro,s With = sy.,
-, hin ,i.s,.r
A FiSr PaiSrIso.-Ws were last
evening shown o very fine painting by
Mr. uIu,i NJ this town. The painting
vas executed by Nj. l.. F. Ireland. It
represents an Autumn forest scene, with
G. hunter accompanied by his dogs in
~. t.roc,opra anil n ladv md cen,le-
- In on ho,s.b,.k hanes,b tbs
"x n honsSs Of . numbsr Of
trees. with incorporating branches and
ln,uriant foliage. The whole picture Is
an natural and life-liko that tho spccta.
tor il almost deluded int the belief that
| he il looking on ono OF the scenes with
| which in other climes ho has bosn IA
miliar. Tho picture-xhieh is set In q
| beautiful Franc, the workmanship OF
| Mr.. Hull-is about XXI feet in size. II
| i the property Of Robert Apple, Super
| intendcnt OF tho New York Consolidated
haihs, anu " ,aiacu ~ Cow. nSo
he Kind in mn. town at least. aud re-
fleets the very greatest credit on tho
| gentleman whose production II 10. II
was painted fifteen or twenty years ago,
but judging from appearances the colors
| are as bright to-day as when they were
| fresh from the artists brush.
TYPHOID FEVER srea' many VI
our doctors report this foyer As extreme
liz prevalent al the present time. Some
| ~ the physicians aro disposed TO at
tribute the disease to the drinking OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09

OrmR.-Thc San Francisco Stock
ErcLoRg. Of Thursday says: at is
stated on reliable authority that the bull
lion yield Of the ophir mine for the last
iiScal month ending on tho 3i. was
S2gO. OO0. Next month this amount
will h. greatly increased. owing To the
employment u additional mills. The
Pacific AMI Kelsey mills have been
leased for the parpose. The former has
n capacity II leo tom and tho latter 10
tons. This will nearly double the mill
ing facilities. The bullion product for
October II estimated nj 500 900.
GoLp IIuL PunLic School. Re-
member that the Public Schools in Gold
Hill proper viii open next Monday.
The present has been the longest VA
cation the little folks have ever had ! n
this town. and they will no doubt be
clsl 10 have the schools open again, II
for no other reason than just to have a
change. Too much % even n good
thing becomes monotonous.
foor RACK. - foot race between
johnson. Of Gold Hill, and Toy. OF
Australia. will come of near the old
Sierra Nevada works, north Of Virginia,
al ~, O'Clock to morrow Sunday AZ
,ornoon. The distance to be run is 100
yards, Johnson giving Toy 10 feet start.
Stakes, 500 a side.
HEp roE PosrAoE.- Letters address,
cd to Miss Mary Burns, iiOi Van Ness
ayenu corner Of Bush street. San
Francisco. California. ami Mr. W. Boyle.
Company A. Preside. San Francisco.
California. arc held for postage Mt tho
Gold Hill Postofice.
ASSESSMENTS LEyiKD.-The baltimore
Consolidated Mining Company has lev
led an assessment Of ~ per share, aud
the Rock Island Silver Mining Company
Of fifty cents per share. Sec OIL
eiL notice published in another column
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09

Miller Alias Woodruff Olives Bonds
-kuchcl, ths hoy EmbeSzler.
Gets Five Years in she Pcniien.
tiary.
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uEpFnOy,s RATING STAND.

Tho beet place In Virginia TO get arquarc
meal 10 at llcfrrOn's Rating stand. In tho Pal.
ace Saloon. opposite the Po-toniee. Open
day and night. Private rooms for ladier. All
tho substantial ~luxnries of the market TO be-
fund at iIeffron's. lie respectfully invites his
Gold iliiI friends 10 call and see him. jy9'
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Arrivals rsi. n.r.,.x.
It.,isisa> services rs-sssrrsw.

NJ. D.. CurEcu. Coin HiLL.-Divinc
services will be held in this church to-
morrow Sunday morning. at II a.
NJ. aud a, : y. NJ. Sunday School nj
-, r. ~.
Sr. JouS's CuuRcn. GoLD Hull
There will 10 divine service tomorrow
nj Z ~ y. NJ, Rev. Il. 8. Eastman Of
iiciaiing. Sunday School at i:30 r. N.
SIR. P,rL's CurRcu. Virginia City.
There will he divine service tomorrow
NJ II A. ". AMI 100 2. NJ, Bishop
Whitaker officiating. Sunday school
I'd IL - Z. O.. All are invited.
I.ev. Geo. u. Allen will hold divine
service tomorrow at Silver City at
7.jO p. NJ.
Rev. Geo. u. Allen will hold divine
service at Dayton tomorrow at II
A. n.
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srOcK
~luxroHrrD DAILY MT u. r.. kEAriSs . CO.,
sAS FRANCISCO .rocK BOARD.

Last E~sesiag.
Al fRAsoisoo STOCK GARD.
us Meadow valley
us ray.oui AID tly. ssk. u
lu1 kur,ks Co... Is. l54, l5s. i5A bD
la Jsekson.1
iS Belmont. u.
"a pru--iAn,
i7o Lsopari. Id
~ Jensr-on. a..
20 X ron..i
SO ella. ~
"a r.LiheT.I
lUi Gencsa, AZ
Go M.nshs III, I'D
Golden chariot.i
So roorran..
iSl Calih rnia. 81
as j. slisc. ~
al ieiehsf. isN
iso Ophir -a
tn ON.funAn, q.
tts liuIsriai.
spi M-x.esn. 81.
90 ihs abl iiel,her. ~
2si flurtiAj
u Gu. virginia. sS
80 sierra nevada. o.
NJ Crovn foiht. -
~ Ahdhs. 10
rAc,vic STOCK EXCHANGE.
sal Meadow Valley
~ Eureka Con-. lst
- iiaym MI A ny. -.
Ia Je'erson.5
80 ullA, 2f.,3
to Neg Coo, ~
tp Cl-o Cen. ~
~ south Casriot. 2Sc
ioO Mexican. .O,.. az ~ b1
"a California. ssS.a
~ sisua Nsv.ds. II
tHn al n ~
~ At,raf. ~. b.
III Op " a. ssN
iUI imlerisi. ~.
- uiis. -.
- Occii,Ht,. -.
IN Prospect. a..
go Nts ssso. IN
40 serss Nevada. 10. iJsS
eni.siy fr sn. Sc
ap Justice. ~. ~ u
Leo Abflr-. VI.
Shis Nsrsing.
.AS nAsci-co -rocS HoAHp.
- Choll,r 7. to.i. sJs. CO
m ssssce. -
~ Hais 4 Sorcros-. ~. %
aIs lis ;, \ Heicher. a.. uS. tG, az
iD Cruwn Point. -. 2is
~ 9ould n ,urry. iss
- McIican. M. na
$40 Oyhir. O.. sss
- Alpha. II
30 hsntuck.
80 Nunhdehce, lon
ss Con NtrgiLis. srIS II. -'. u
10 Kmpirs Mill. 80
la Impsrial. .
- nelch.r. II iT'.
u yellow Jsetrt. 81 t5
10" Duliian, o.
NJ so Delsh q. "a
La Oiohe. lc
Is De LnAi. ~. IN
- California. On
- Sisrrs Nevada. nv. II.
- -uccUr. I
81 Justice. 81. 5t<. -
.uu unioa CON-. ~
lio Lsiy iiryan. soc
.tau JultA. :. Z. ~.
IS Caledonia. Ii
iUn k~nics'rbJeksr. ~
= ilseun. N
g55 Baltin"r-, ~;
sn Utah, iik. IL
~ Dayton. ~
- hock lslsnd. ~
go New rork, asa
rs Occidental. ~. 2.
- American fist. IL
.1 Ncolville. I'..9
an Morning star.
IA Maryland. gc
l1 tru-p~ct,k
Al Fail. sL.ihlan.
30 An..s. IN. a.
ssJ mint. 81
ces L-ytHlhs IN. ik.i
ss North car-on. sS
81 flords,l
so Wells tsnro. isc
lpi raeinc. 4
lo Lasr~y.1h
- srvtbsm n~ile. a.
l0 Gila.J
"a Eur IA Con, l5S.I Is
~ liAymuudStly. vi
~ Meadow Nslsy.a
racifIc STOCK ExcnASst.
50 Ophir. Gs, IS.
-, Mexican. 9S. -. ~. ~ 80
~ bet anil n.lcher. "a
b. uhailsr. potori, CiA
10 iisio ard Nurrr~-. ~
H. Crown fo'nt -
~ ImI-riAl. On
- rcichrr. N
10n Csllfurtis. 80. ~
~ Con. Virgins. 25S
"a S.s na Nev.I,. iiN
n Ia tice. n
~ Lady Bry IN, sS
- Julia. ~
al knicksrhoskr.3 ~
q" oloi-. ! I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

,crAL TO rnE GOLD NIL sAILr xrws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09

Turl.rres,s,oe rdrycoodsaibgsllsnd come
andsee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09

OpPIcR-No. rs SOUTH q ATRRHr
sTABLE -Oppo.lic the First Ward sehss,
House. North q street. Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09

Prompt attention given 10 all eans either in
or out ofthc city.
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Determined suicide.


RAILWAY, n. J.. Oct. 9.-This morn
ing Ebinge A. Taylor, tried to commit
suicide by stabbing himself nineteen
times in the head and 6vo on tho breast.
He did not succeed in tho attompt. and
then tried to hang himself with his sus.
pcnders. Hc is now confined In tho po-
lice station. lie wal under the influence
OF liquor.
Fatal Accident.
NEw YoRx, Oct. 9.-Saml. Griffith, q
firoman on tho forry.boat Arizons. was
oiling machinery this morning. when
the engine was started. aud Grifiths
was terribly crushed. He died in a few
minutes after.
Panorama OF the Siege Of Paris.
NV Yonx, October "a panorama
Of tho siege Of Paris. produced by the
combined labors Of several leading or.
lists Of Paris and designed for the sx'
hibition at Philadelphia, arrived from
France yesterday. Every prominent In
cidsnt Of the siege Is portrayed. and
full size models Of horses, men and 40
coutrementa accompany the pictdre.
which is 800 foot long and GO feet vida.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09

Ur WIN u TiNks.-In the ability
to see and promptly meet the require.
ren,s Of tho day lies one Of tho greatest
secrets Of success in business. Mrs.
Fannie Mayer. Of Virginia City. has seen
aud provided for ono Of the great wants
| II this section in establishing tho 10
nanza Millinery Emporium at No. G
North G street, opposite the Intcrna-
tional Hotel. She advcrtisss 10 furnish
everything in her line at San Francisco
prices. Give her n call and examine her
inasnihcen, stock Of goods.
PAy.Drls.-The Yellow Jacket Min
ing Company yesterday paid 81 1000 for
labor rsriornsd in tho mine during the
month Of September. The Crown Point
and Bslcher Mining Companies paid to.
d.y. the former disbursinc $1,000 and
the latter SJs, 600. The Bslcher pay.
roll, NJ can 10 seen, foots M several
thousands less than ordinarily; which il
explained by the fact that the mine vas
shut down about nineteen days during
Last month. The Virginia and Truekee
Railroad Company paid its employees
yesterday.
BouNp OvER.-Hon. John +. Nc
Donnell was arrested yesterday in Gold
Hill. upon complaint Of Thomas burke
and placed under $500 bonds to keep
the peace for six months. The reason
Of this was that he publicly made threats
to get even en- Burke. Tho difficulty
between the two. and tho line imposed
upon Mcdonnell for assauliing Burke.
have before been noticed in these col.
umns.
CoRoSkR's IsouEsr.-T Tho Coroner's
jury impanneled to inquire into the cir
cumstances attending tho death OF
Edward Zieeler. returned q verdict that
deceased came to his death from natural
causes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09

NEw YonK. October o.-Anothcr suit
was begun yesterday In the nams Of tho
People vs.. Tweed. to recover s933, GAO.
alleged to have been fraudulsntly paid
ON six warrants, certified by Tweed, and
which form tho principal allegations In
the suit against Potcr b. Sweeney. An
orler OF arrest was served yesterday, re.
turnablo October 2ist, and bail put at
81, 900, 900.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-09
A Romance of the Period.

Oh, she was an A Conneaut belle,
of the Every first water" or more and
she married regular fine baired"swelF
who clerked in dry goods store. And
he clcrked, and he clcrkcd, till at last
he fell into trouble with some Of the
money; and they We it out west, in a
way, folks tell. not particularly funny,
And after time the belle came home,
the old folks for to sec and the neigh
bors asked, when they found she'd
come, what her husbands biz might
be. "Oh, he is a railroad man now,'
she said-"Assis' ant Conductor" said
she but some one asked, lis he shook
his head, what the dickens that might
be. Aud then, with thai high old
..style" Of hers, she answered the in
tcrrogation: "Hc assists in stacking
the speed Of the cars when the trair
approaches station" ."-AsltuJu't
NtGs.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-09
Tough Glass.

The French papers speak Of the new
Bastie glass as and Article o. undoubted
value, capable of many important
applications. 1t is tough, as we'll
as hard, resisting the action of fire,
and can be made specially servCeatle for
water conduits and a variety Of culinary
instead of the enamel or the loaded tin
now so much employed in certain de,
pal TIM, nts in the hardware trade. An ac
count is published of some additional ex'
periments made in Paris to test the value
OF the article, the results appearing to
have been remarkably satisfactory. Thu,
thin plates Of the material were throSn
on TILED floor from hcight Of three me-
tres,th Is, little more than nine feet,
without injury; they we're then hurled
with violence about the room and against
the walls. and held over gas jets, weight
of one hundred grammeS being also drop
ped on them from a hight Of three me-
tres, but all without any effect. AS is
we'll known, the resisting temper OF this
new glass is obtained by means Of
chemical batin, to which it is subjected
when hot from the furnace. In thest
experiments some Of the specimens show
ed more resisting power than others
those which yielded to the blows whicl
they received only broke in the spot
where they were hit, AID there was re
markable absence of continuous cracks
wherever the hammer TOOK effect the glas
LIST cohesion aud transparency, and wa
reduced to granulous PARTICLES,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-09
A DISCIPLE OF MURRELL.
A Youthful Murderer from
Tennessee Hung.

One Of the six murderers hung at Fort
Smith. Arkansas last Friday is thus men.
tened BY the New York Sun in its uc>
count Of the execution:
Daniel Ii. Evans was 20 years Of age,
and native Of Tennessee. lie had res
pectable connections in Missouri, Tennes>
see, and Texas. lie murdered a man
named Seabolt iu November last, near
the Eufaula Creek Nation. Evans ad.
mitted that he associated with outlaws.
and, in connection with two others, robbed
wealthy man in the Creek Nation, il
1878, Of $4,000. twenty-five thousand
dollars Of this money is buried in l,osque
county. Texas. lie says that he stuck q
pine stick in his victims flesh and set il
on FIRE 70 compel him TO tell where the
money was. After bis sentence was pro.
nounced by the Judge he smilingly lose
and thanked the Court for the courtsey
shown him.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-09
An Affectionate Brother.

A couple Of enterprislDg men doing
the clothing business in Atlanta are in
terviewed BY customer in search Of
coat. The senior member Of the firm
handless tb. new conner and soon finds "a
FIRST class fit." In answer to the price the
response is. Eighteen dollars
Well, sir. | like your coat very much
but don't like the price,"
"Well, mine frient, &c price is nothing
so you like re coat. We let you take
'em at fifteen dollars"
The customer still complains of the
price saying that fifteen dollars was toe
much. This was too heavy for the dealer
so taking his customer to the extreme end
Of the store and drawing him into a darl
Garner he whispered in his ear: "Min'
friend | let you have zat coat for twelve
dollars and q half"
"Well SIR said the customer, II like
your coat very much aud am satisfied
with the price yet l would like to know
why this mysterious performance"
well nine frient you see dot leeti
! man dare? lie was mine brother. II
got 70 heart disease and so help me gra
cious if he was to hear me tell you tax
twelve dollars and bait foF q. scs. b
,,rop dead nit bis track
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-09
Stricken Dumb.
twnrrcntcn ltia,) Clipper.l


We have now to record very singu>
lar incident which took place at Ray
town, IN this county, few days since.
Rev. Nathan Davidson, while preach'
ing, had occasion to alludc to the
miracle of Jesus having restored a
blind man to sight by putting clay
upon his eyes, and remarked that this
way very foolish in Christ when he
was suddenly stricken with paralysis
of the tongue and remained speechles'
utterly unable to articulatc for severa
hours. Since recovering his speech h'
saws that he intended to say that i
was very foolish in Christ, viewed iron
a worldly point of yiew,' and then IN
tended to show why it was necessary
\ 1t certainly is quite remarkable ant
the coincidence is very singular bu
the truth of the story can be youche
for and may be relied on,