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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-11

mladenec zastaval. AZ nahle doneslo sc
p. manzeli, ze paDicka uGiteli docela ote
vfela brany srdce sveho, ano, ze ho pc.
nezi podpornie. Pan manzel takove ma
vstevy a schdzky kde jen mohl zapovidal
ano ! ucitele bytu sveho. vyhodil. Byly
tedy navstevy ucitelovy dome prozatim
pfctrzeny. Ale laska nezna pfekazek Mi
lenci vynasli 81 tedy mistetko yenku, ST.
ce "a zdi hfbitova osenickeho. Pon6vadz
netrva ma svete mic veGne, nemela ami ia
to sch6zka dlouheho trvani "a zdi. Pan
manzel brzy zpozoroval, kde opet panic-
ka jeho dlouhe vecery traviva, umyslil
81, ze paretek vystrasi. Navedl iisteho
cestafe, ably Sc pfistrojil "a strasidlo
ably parecek postrasil. V skutku take
strasidlo vzalo ma sebe bilou kosili, htl
do ruky slo chat ma nase miluici.
Kdyz Sc milenci dosti vypovidali q nami-
lovali, vyskotilo strasidlo pres zed nei-
prve sefezalo pana ucitele pax panicku.
Ale neodbyla Sc ia vec ien tax ledabylo.
Panicka po dlouhem veGernm toulani
konecn6 pfisla domi zaGala Sc po ce-
lem tele tfasti, az konecne ma ldzko leh
nouti musila, ba jest dosud churava.
Uprchly bankef. Hugo Polak,
mattel bankovniho bursovniho kompto
aru videnskeho uprchl, zanechav velikG
mnozstvi dluhI. Soudni prohlidka nalez-
la pokladny zavodu prazdne. Nejv6tsi
skody utrpel iisty spisovatel dve svo-
bodne zenstiny. Polak jest sotva 80 let
starry hezky muz. Nedavno zemfela mu
zena. Hledal nikoliv jiz neobycejnou ce
stou novin distinguovanou damu Is az
20 tisici vena. Nezi j nasel, musel nteci
a Jest nyni sam hledan.
Minis nisky co obchodnici.
Posty modlitba nezivi, mysli 81 jeptis.
ky mnisi mnohych feholi protoze ne.
mali vsechny nejlepsi ptijmy, pfilepsuii
81 vydelkem, coz jest ostatne mnohem roz
umneisi, nezli ysechny ty posty modlt.
by "a cizi hfichy. Jen re ovsem poyola
MIN mnichd jeptisek takove vydelky
hrnbe Sc nesnasi. Jezovite Koline,
Pafizi, Mildne, Vidni Rime mali mod.
nj sklady hotely. Ma Madagaskaru,
Chine Japonsku tkalcovny Benedik-
TIM Trapiste vyrabi rozli6ne druhy ko-
falell a likerd; Karmelitani destiluii
karmelitanske kapky; Kapucini Weldon
obchod rabarbofe; cetne zenske fehole
pfipravuii cukrovinky, pokroutky iine
mlsky. Vsechny tyto obchody vynaseii
velmi. Coelestini - dlonho necht4li Sc
pustiti do spekulace, konecne vsak pusti-
Ii Sc obecnym proudem a zafidili diva
krasne velke hotely We Vichy, kterez "a
fidili .podle ducha katolcke mravncsti."
Pnjde-li to tax dale, zmeni Sc fehole ma
akciove spolky n6jaky novy ,,krach"
pomdze rozumu touto klikatou cestou k
vitSzstvi - bude pofadek.
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ZajimavOsti.

X ravnosti knezstv Jako
vsude ma tom bozim sv6te, jsou Mesi-
ne zamilovane parecky. Jeden Mich mi
loval vfele, ale devCatko melo zl6ho tatin
ka ten vyvolenem nechtel ani slyset.
Mlada italska krev uni 81 vsak pres tako-
veho tatinka pomoci. Maminku dcerus.
ka slzami pohnula, ze dala svoleni ute
ku obou milenci. Po titeku doutali ma
byt cd dpusteni tatlnkova. Vsechno bylo
umluveno a bylo by Sc stastne provedlo,
kdyby pobozna maminka nebyla We zpo-
y6dnici nefekla cely plan knezi Ten W.
ptal Sc ma vsechny podrobnosti uteku, ma
hodinu, znameni, kratce ma vsechno. Ma
minka naboznemu muzi niceho nezataiila.
Umlnvenou hodinu cekalo devce tlukous
koucim srdcem ma sveho milence. Zakle-
pano ma dvefe, urcene to znameni, devGe
vyslo, vstoupilo do vozu odelo. Aysak
kdo popise leknuti maminky, kdyz "a
chvili dostavil sc ,ten pravy". Nebylo
pochybnosti devce bylo uneseno, Matka
pima zoufalstvi vzpomnela ST, &c svefila
Sc zpovedniku. Milenec odebral Sc ma
straznici a vedral Sc Sc strazniky do kla-
sierra. Celia patera byla zavfena. Vypa-
eli dvefe. Ma zemi lezelo tn devce zkrva
Gene. Tfinact hlubokych ran dykou melo
prsou. Protiyila Sc nasilnikovi, kteryz
panenstvim wal j zvot Celia vec Sc
vysetfnje.
Strasid lo. Neni tomu davno, co
mluvilo Sc strasidle obce Dolnich Sta
kor, iiz Ease obievilo Sc strasidlo Ose-
ncich hfbitovni zdi. IS L" tom Wy
pravuje; Po delsi dobu panuie mezi uci-
telem p. N pi. B. z Osenic nesmirne vel
ke pfatelstvi, q sice takove, ze zlnineny p
ucitel beze vseho ostychani dim p. st
pilne navstevoyal. p st. netuse, jaka ma
vsteva ucitelova Jest nasledkem lasky me
ri jeho pani a ucitelem, jeSte byval rad
kdyz p. ucitel tfeba -krame sluzbn CT
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-11

LssaT q htavnsns mest6 Dolmats6a. O
narodni slavnosti v Zadru pise Sc mimo,
jine takto: Je k tomu veru znacne fysic.
ke silly zapotfebi, ably Sc clovek mohl sl-
castniti vsech radovanek, jez byly ma po-
cest pfitomnosti cisafovy uspofadany. Cd
nejcasnejsiho rama az do pozdni noci tr-
valy tyto radovanky. Pofadatel slavno,
sti, mestske zastupitelstvo zaderske, melo
ma zfeteli 1cel dyoji. Vedle proieveni To-
yalnosti cisafi cht6lo mu poskytnouti "a
rovef obraz hlavniho mesta Dalmacie.
Pouze tfidenni pobyt cisafe Y Zadra mel
byti jak nalezi vykofisten. Narodni sav
most uspofadana ma velkem vojenskem
cvicisti a nejstarsi obyvatele zadersti phi
pominaji 81, ze byli svedky podobne slav
nosti jen jednou sice asi pied 25 lety,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-30

hiding me from the dangerous brutes.
May 1 never see such q sight again.
In the course Of my stay of twenty
specimens of the 'Crinoida dajenna,'
Mkodos worshipped. discovered
that they are unquestionably carniv-
orous in the Fame sense that Dlonea
drosera are insectivorous. The re-
tracted leaves of the great tree kept
their upright position during ten days,
then when [ came one morning they
were prone again, the tendrils stretch
ed. the palpi floating. and nothing but
a white skull ut the foot of the tree to
remind me of the. sacrifice that had
taken place there. I climbed into .
neig hboring tree. and saw that all
trace of the victim had disappeared.
and the cup was again supplied with
the viscid fluid. The indescribable
rapidity and energy of its movements
may be inferred from the fact that 1
saw a smaller one seize. capture, and
destroy an active little lemur. which,
dropping by accident upon it4while
watching and grinning at me, In vain
endeavored to escape from the fatal
tolls. With Hendricks assistance,
and the consent of some of the head
men of Mkodos (who, however, did
not dare to stay to witness the act of
sacrilege), 1 cut down one of the
minor trees and diesected it carefully.
Teid, however, is waiting for me, and
l must defer to my next the details of
this most interesting examination.
.-~e KARL LECHE,"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-30

What GOODNESS may do in such cases
was once we'll illustrated by the great
German actor, Emile .Devrient. The
grand theatre at Vienna was crowded.
The Emperor Francis, with several
members OF his family. were in the
imperial box. The play, Schiller's
Robbers" had reached its third act,
when cry arose that the stage was
on fire. Devrient signed at once to
the prompter who lowered the cur.
tain, the actor stepping out in front
of it, ere it wholly fell. In his clear.
clarion voice he said: There is no
fire. The Emperor has been despoiled
of an aigrette of diamonds on enter
ing the thetre. No honest man will
object to being searched. You will
pass out one. by one at each several
entrance and be searched by the po-
lice stationed at the several doors.
Any man attempting to go out of Or
der will be arrested The crowd,
deceived by the GOODNESS and the
charge, poured out. AS each reached
the door he was simply told to hurry
on; and just as the last rows of the
upper gallery were filing out, the
flames burst through the curtain, en-
veloped the audatorium, bat not q
life was lost, though In less than half
an hour after, the great building was
IN ruins.-Brookly lyn Eagle.
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That peculiarity of climate or seem
cry, or whatever it may be in its natu-
raj surroundings, which makes the
Pacific slope a character SUI GENERIs
appears to influence birds and beasts
as we'll as men. A rooster at Virginia
City is Of quite as original typ5 as
any hero of Mark Twain's sketches
or Bret Harte's romances. The roos-
ter mentioned has lately turned his
attention to the study of machinery,
and may always be found in the ANAL
gamating room oil the Consolidated
Virginia mill. When they were
building the mill the rooster was al
ways about and was fed and petted by
the workmen, and as soon as the
works were completed be took up his
abode amidst the machinery. He was
carried away lest he should get hurt.
but returned and demonstrated his
ability to take care of himself. Re-
Gently the machinery got out of order
engine room, but would not rest until
back where the matchmaking was
going on. Every morning he rovses
the hands by his clarion, and marches
about constantly to see that plenty of
silver is coming out of the ore. The
men assert that when he crows he
says: "One million five hundred
thousand dollars this month sure p
The impression is that the bird brings
good fortune to the mill, and he could
not now be purchased at any price
below fortune. If there is su.h q
thing as metempsychosis, the body of
that Virginia City rooster no doubt
contains the soul Of some man whose
love for the almighty dollar amount
ed to passion. aeEts
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-30

The PfNCH.-A colored dame en-
countered policeman on Beaubien
street. yesterday, and halting him, she
inquired:
'.Sposen n dat purson spits in anod
er purson's face. IL dat anything?
'sWell, no." replied the officer.
well, sposen dat pusson whose
face was spit into should take de poker
and drop de pusson who done de spit
ting, and cut . big cash in dat pus-
sons head, would dat be anything?
2 "That would be . serious case, mad
am. Did any one strike you with
poker9"
Oats whar de pinch comes in. 1ze
de one who done de hittingr she ex-
claimed, lifting her hands In amaze
ment and horror.-DetroitF Free Press.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-30

''Chester," in his letter of the 18th
inst, to the Petersburg News, says
One of our most distinguished divines,
who was called upon Sunday night to
fill the pulpit of an absent clergyman,
gave the choir-one of the best here
very sly hit. In the beginning, the
choir started off with a grand over
ture-soprana, tenor, baritone, organ
ist. all did their best. The operatic
music filled the walls of the church,
and foated out like delicious incense
borne upon the soft summer breeze.
A few moments after the last note
had died away and the hustle among
the choristers had ceased, the minis
ter arose and quietly and solemnly
said: I'VE will now begin the wor-
ship of God by reading the Psalm. y
During the balance Of the evening
members of the choir sang as if thy
had Jumps in their throats.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-30

< IL Mali Tne Table, a.
GOING NORTH-Including all places sup
piled from the Chicago II. R., and the Ft.
Wayne r. r., closes ut 1000 a. In
GOING SOUTH. Including Cincinnati
and all points be yond, closes at 900 a. m
q Including NIL pincessupplfed from the
Cincinnati Railroad, 600 p. m.
GOING EAST-Including all places sup
piled from the Columbus r. R., and
all Eastern and Central States, closes at
1900 a. m. Via Dayton and Xenia Rail-
road, closes 600 m.
GOING VEST. Including Indianapolis
and all points beyond, closes l0:o0 .. M.
:. 2. same as above, closes 200 p. M; g. in
-cludtng all points supplied by the Indt--
annapolis Railroad, 800 p. m.
DOChicago and all points west and north
west, closes 700 p. m.
port, on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at 200 p. m
70 Coxss Mills, White Water Bethel and Ar
ba, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at l2,00 m. sftaaT ~
To Arlington, Clifton and Liberty, on Mon
day and Friday, at 100 a. m.
To Boston, Beechymire, Good wins Cor1er,
and College Corner, on Tuesday e11Ai
Friday, at 1880 m.
MAILS ARE OPEN
At 500 a. M. from Indianapolis and Cincin-
- 90 natl ana Dey0n0 =. s<av .ra
At 400 D. m. from East via Columbus Rail.
road, and Dayton and Xenia Railroad.
At TOO p m. from North, via chicago Kali.
road and Fort Wayne Railroad Rail-
once open nom 700 a. m. to 7:30 p: m.-
On Sunday, from $50 TO 1890 a.. m.
Dec. 1874. -. B.sW.eDAyIS. p. Nj. s
4-a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-30

Yesterday. while . lady was look
ing at some baby wagons In front of
Woodward avenue store. n boy STEP
ned up and inquired want to buy a
buggy, mum ?'s We'll, yes, thought
of It, she replied, Better wait day
or two," he continued, in serious
tone; my brothers powerful sick,
and if he dies we'll sell his baby wa
gon at half what il cost. .-Detroit
Free Press.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-30

Then follow the rest Of the cham
pion counties in agriculture. indica-
ting as little of the commonly assumed
order as to position and section as
the manufacturing and mechanic arts.
II Edward Atkinson. in Harper s
.Magazine for July.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-30

The Appletons keep ten presses 60
ing on Sherman's Memoirs. yet find
that the demand outruas their sapply
-Exchange. $50
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Santa Barbara now puts in plea
for the largest rose. Less than a year
ago DIR. l.. Dimmick placed in his
grounds a rose plant. the King of
Noisettes. Marechal Neil. This has
extended over trellis arching one of
his garden walks. Within the last
six days shoot some three feet in
length has grown from the foot of this
trellis. On this stalk, surrounded by
half dozen vigorous buds, hangs to-
day the champion rose of the world
in size and perfection. The Marechal
Neil is cupped variety of rose, hav-
ing lemon tint and with delicate
and delightful perfume. This rose is
16a inches in circumference. its short
est diameter inches, and the meas
urement in various directions from
tip to tip of petals is over 6 inches.
The depth of the rose is fully 3 inches.
This, it is claimed, is the largest rose
on record. Another marvellous thing
noted before leaving the grounds of
Dr. Dimmick was 113 buds on a rose
truss of the LIE Marque variety. A
common felt hat covered with the
space in which were counted the above
number of buds.
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Donna Maria, wife of Don Alfonso.
is said to look the very reverse of the
Amazon, she might be supposed from
slim. fair-haired, and has lively. dark
blue eyes.
Miss Ella A. Giles, a Wisconsin
lady, has published a story called
Bachelor Ben" said to possess very
considerable merit of style and con-
struction, and to expose the shans
incident to false profession of re-
ligion.. a.sES
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-30

Let US call it the Big Borasca. D,
not wine, Mr.. Daily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23

sAx FlAxc1sco. Sept. 2s.-l:3or P. n.
About three O'Clock this morning. q
young italian named Gusissppe Gallo.
was found lying on Broadway street,
near Montgomery, dead, with o knife
wound In his abdomen. An old man
named Pasco Lorstto. his daughter
Maria, and Antonio ssguna. were ar.
rested ON suspicion Of being concerned
In his death. Tho daughter made
. statement from which Il appears that
she had been Ter . long time intimate
With Gallis 10 . criminal extent. Last
night, she With her father. attempted 10
obtain q warrant for his arrest a. no was
about leaving the city without marrying
her, ~ hs had promised. Being too
late fer that purpose. they. went home
to bed. Later al night she raped at
the window Of Cables room In m I'd.
Joining house. and be came ont Of doors
partially dressed and hold . few me.
msnts' conversation with her. She
then hearing her mother approaching,
returned 70 her room, further than
which she processes to know nothing Of
the affair. Other circumstsnces point
strongly 10 tho conclusion that Gallo
was followed BY the girls father . few
steps up the street TO whore he was
found and there assassinatsd. A knife.
evidently used In the murder, was found
near the body.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
Finaneiai.


LONDON. September 23.-Ths bullion
In The Bank OF England has decreased
during the last wtok c63S, 600. The
amount Of bullion gone into tho bank
on balance to-dayis ESQ.,, 600. The pro-
portion OF bank reserve TO liabilities 10
now 5lX per cent. The rate Of dis.
count In open market 10 ~ per cont.
which 10 y, below the Bank Of England
rate.
PANS, September 23.-Ths specie In
the Bank Of Franco has increased dur.
ing the past week 3.60i.o00 francs.
Death ers cabas omeiai-AstsnsPt.
- Escape OF shaskey shs Asr'
dsrsr.
HAvAxA. Sept. 2a.-senor cayetons
Bonaiat, Secretary Of the Treasury,
died on the morning Of tho 18th inst.
OF vomito. Sharksy the murderer.
attempted 10 escape from . Kingston
steamer touching At hoport on the north
coast Of Cuba, and has been brought
back 70 this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23

the Interior aud War Departments.
The Allegheny lsl published q
iortion OF the hsndbill, and other
charges against Bslknap. The Court
met In Bismarck to-day. and Judge
Barnsr charged tho jury 10 especially
consider the charges smanating from
Bismarck. AMI Published In the Ale.
ghany uau, charging public officers. es.
pecizlly those Of tho War Department
with crimes most Infamous. and direct.
that the matter bs fully investigated.
The charges nre direct aud full, covering
libel in the handful.
Fire ~ Kansas City.
Kansas CrrT. No., Sept. ga fire
broke out In tho New York Hotel. OPP
posits the Union depot yesterday morn
Ing. and before u could be mastered by
the Fire Department, tho Chicago HOUSE.
81. James Hotel aud Union depot were
totally destroyed. The remains Of IN
unknown man were fosnd In tho ruins
o! the 81. James Motel about 10 o'clock.
All cars near tho depot and all baggage
were saved. The railroad tickets In tho
Union depot were all saved. Loss nearly
$4,000; hardly covered by insurance.
po.-ox sor, oa-.In ,u,wer 10 nm
appeal for aid from Mayor Davies. OF
G.I,..,on Ts,.. M.vor Cobb hss
srsho,;sss Mn to draw S50OO 10 assist
srSsssrs 4, shs rsosnt 6oods.
uw
NEW Yohx, Sept. ~. Mayor VICE.
ham yesterday received rom aeHng
Mayor Davies. OF Galveston, On appee,
for ala for tns sunsf'ns 'h' "uh
A Tramp Csnss 70 Grief while A.
ssapsisg . Rssbssy.
Coscorn. N. H. geptsmber 23,-At
p,.-o,, " n Cott,ro , man NJ TINT
h- nth
49, -...o,v., ~ a.m,rdsa bI,
mona. Cottue directed the "trsmp"
10 The bursan-drawsr. which contained
$500. The tramp" laid down the
pistol to search. when Getting seizedth
pistol and shot him dead.
sed suicide.
Ru-,.,n Va. ssnt.mb,r 2s.-Jacob
:.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23

FoR throat diseases and affections Of
tho chest. Browns Bronchial Tfoehes
are Of value. For coughs. irritation Of
tho throat caused by cold, or unusual
sxertion OF the vocal organs, In speak
ing In public. or singing. they produce
beneficial results.
BAcx SEkr.-Ths resumption Of the
Bank Of California seems At present 70
b Of secondary importance to the Btate
Prison a%ffairs. The absorbing topics OF
ic~onversauon on the streets now arc Old
Broadhorns and the others Down ct Car.
son.
srocxHoLDn' MEETNa.-Ths annual
meeting OF tho stockholders Of the Seq.
rsestsd Bslcher Mining Company will
BE- held at the Office Of the company In
Ban Francisco, ON the 1ith Of October
merit. Bee oficial notice In our adver'
tising columns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23
D~p.rtur~. I.nst Evesin..

Coon Ipx,.-The Lyon County Times
SAYS that last night a boarjsr at the
Silver House fell into an old shaft about
twenty feet dcep. near the South Com
stock mine. The engineer ut the South
Comsiock hearing tho cries, procured a
ladder and got him out. The party.
whose name is not given, was not much
hart by the fall. Tho laddsr was
ihouehiiully left in the shaft, 40 that
the next one who falls In may get ont
without assistance.
DrsSE,r Captain Cosgrove
and the officers and members OF the
Sar.aeld Guard deserve tho thanks Of
the citizens Of Gold Hill for kindly al
lowing the Alloghanians tho use OF
Miners Union Hall last evening. The
Strsfiells have had to give way to 9th
ers ~ frequently that their courtesy ON
the present occasion Is deserving OF par
ticular notice. Their kindness was the
means Of afiordine pleasure to hundreds
last evening.
P,RrY.-Somebody in tho eastern
part Of Virginia must have had q sur
prise party last evening. for no less
than eighty or a hundred couples Of Ia
dies and gentlemen were vending their
way down Taylor street about = o'clock.
each couple being armed with a lantern
AMI chair. The chairs were strong and
would easily support two persons.
ScnooLNAsTxR AT Lipcx.-Tho fol-
lowing is posted conspicuously on the
door Of a house in Lower Gold Hill.
''This hose TO let. inquire ncxt doore."
IL il understood that the author OF the
notice is n pupil Of the celebrated josh
Killings, AMI IL practising for tho lee
turs season neNt Winter. lie would be
the making Of Redpaih's fortune.
AFkEAk or N,ruRr.-Any one who
wants TO see a carrot made. OF rather
grown, after the image % man. can do
so by dropping in at the Senate saloon.
Main street, Gold Hill. This does not
refer to q carrot head. but an actual
vegetable. 1t lisa great curiosity. and
'Ne''' ""
FEoN SroErr corNrr.-c. b. smith
County treasurer has. during the
present month. forwarded Si3,S3s 10
Jerry Schooling. State Treasurer. This
accrued 10 the State from the tar ON
real estate. personal property. licenses,
anu
srrErr Dmri--rhe Enimes guar" o.
Virginia turned out for street parade
last evening. They af,erwarj had q
sociable time at their hall ON Bsueet.
Two weeks from next sunday 'ssy M %
'na son's 70 y"s'" F" w
''"P"'' "
bH,SoH ih.eNs'-ihe main siue''ia
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WEEK Mile. Roch, daughter Of the
Hrspsh guiIloslnist, vas married the
olhsr day, The crowd 10 . her famous
father threatened to b 20 large that The
ceremony VA performed 1t 8 o'clock In
tha morning. n .rfNl
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ron GALE.

,u,nR FURNITURE AND PNruREs or
ths two-stosy Lodging uouse o q Telegraph
street. Gold Hi. In front Of The Yellew jacket
h~ols,lns works. Everything ney and y good
order. Terms reasonable. Apply sooa,sh the
ST. O. .. oopbINeroS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

Love, Crins .ssd Iurdsr-A Father
KiIis she Ssdacer Of HIS Daugh'
Ger. Doe l sHf.HN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23
MINING SUMMARY.
Latest Omclal Mining News

Yer ii. Wee. E.4l.s se,,. Is. ,s,a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23

Daily yield. Is tons Of ore. the assay
value Of which Is from $50 to 500 per
ton. This orc Is being taken from the
slopes recently opened between the
1850 and 20O0-foot levels. Tho breasts
ara opening out finely. and the pros
poets Of the mine are undoubtedly ON
The increase. Prospecting on tho 1000
foot level IL still carried vigorously
ahead, and the prospects Of opening up
other new and moro important bodies Of
ore in that portion Of the mine are still
excellent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23

The brcakags Of q portion Of the
pump gear during the latter portion Of
last week. has caused somewhat Of a de-
lay In tho advancement OF the work on
the lower levels. Everything 10. how.
ever. again In good order and good prog
ress Ia being made with the south drifts
on both the 1l00 and 900 foot levels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23
solver HllL.
(,ssmspslitan.

Prospecting the third station lovcl as
usual. with no important changes 70
note.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23

A strong gov Of wa.sr utill eonsiasss
from the main drifts 81 The second Isvsl.
No other feature Of interest," 10 report.