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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16
Arrivals sbis Mersing

Dcos.-Ths dog law went into force
in Virginia City yesterday. Some OF
the miserable curs tha, infsst the streets
O, tina. city to the jeopardy Of tho lives
a. eaues,rians, and tho annoyance OF
everybody. should not be allowed the
benefit Of the law. Many q man Is 0
i.h enough 10 pay a license on Q dog
whoss death would DO OF more value to
the community than three times the
price paid TO save his useless life. The
boys have began gathering them In al
ready. and this morning about twenty
dogs OF all sizes, varieties and values
were in the pound at the Virginia Police
Station.
Tue Golp HILL PosrorricK. The
above mentioned Is a very we'll conduct
ed institution. Postmaster Marshall
does hi. level bes, to all the po-
.ition aud suit the public. and he sue
cseis admirably. Ne also runs a news
depot, stationery and variety store IN
connection Herewith. and has q splen.
dill assortment Of watches. jcwelry n
al tina, sort Of thing. which can be read
nbor, elsewhere in this paper.
To Ds COMPLIED. The Board OF al
dermen Of Virginia City passed . resoiu'
ton al a regular meeting last evening.
10 the effect that tho city ordinances be
all collected, revised. arranged, indexed.
aud recorded by the City Clerk. IN an
o~rlinanc. book. TO bs kept expressly
therefore. Said recording not TO exceed
In cost twenty.fiv cents per foiio. Inc
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ber,lemsu. In ~abstracting documents re.

berzlemsnt In abstracting documents re.
ceived. -I.r.
Tho Prussian Diet Is closed to-day.
In the trial Of Count Won Amin.
counsel for the prosecution urged that q
criminal offsnso, been committed With
regard to the two series Of documents.
for retention Of which. the Municipal
Court had acquitted defendant. Ho do
mandsd q sentence Of two and one-hali
years imprisonment. Both sidos plead
the inoompetsncy Of the Municipal
Court. Counsel for defence made this
= ground for demanding that tho . q
tsocs Of that Court bs annulled.
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CsRrAIxrr i-when q man undertakes to
make HE own Investments for future need. he
10 Obliged 10 assume that he win have time to
complete them. That 10. he must assume a. .
certainty the very thing ~hOsc uncertainty
causes him 10 make provision at all. But u he
insures his iife and then live. TO old age, the
policy will prove Q better cash Investment thar
30 can easily makei In anI other manner. taking
Into account its frceiom from all and ever
hazard. tfhs dies early, the object of making
q provision for his family :. instantly attained
Insure In the New York Life.
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NEWS.
rs.x.. Ar.i.r Trial.

BElIIx. June 16.-The trial OF Won
Amin was resumed to-day. and tho pub
lie prosecutor concluded his argument.
He demanded The imprisonment Of ths
Count. because be was guilty Of en-.
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srArioSrRr AND JHwnLRr.-J. B. Marshall.
Al ths, ColA IIIll poat.ooice store, ID solo agent

q The God HII POdI'Once tVUre' IsSVo HgeH'
for oil the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
paper. All the latest Eastern periodicals.,
magazines, etc.. received 80 rooD a. publlshsd.
and delivered IN any part OF own Blank
books and stationery In great variety. blank
books Of every description made 10 order at
abort notice. Gold and Silver watches, clscks.
and Q One assortment Of Jewelry; repairing in
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
OF TOYS and fancy goods. See regular adyer-
tisenent In smother column. Jeio
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MuE.s. ATTENTION Something new. Tbs
New York Life Insurance Company nov In.
sure miners. Apply 1t General Agency once,
Rooms I and 3, harys's Building, Virginia,
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4 s~uppocAIIsa Cousu.-ln = letter to hrr.
ChArlstte Llsie, Of Chicago, q lady well known
n, n contributor 10 the Western press, she
arerlbss the cure Of q dangerous cough. accom-.
panied By bleeding at the lungs. 10 hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. my cough
she ssys, 'threatcned Tn suifoeaie ma .
but the Honey Of llorehound and Tar has
removed every traee Of IT.. The letter VA 70
The dlspasal Of @. N. Crittrnion. Z Sixth ave
nue.. Pixies Toothache Drops enre In one
minute. ~
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InronrAxr.-Indorsed by the Medical pref
fession, DR., VIM. Halle Baisam for the Lung
cures Coughs, Guilds and Consumption, and all
diseases OF the Throat and Chest. DR.. Towns-
ley's Toothaehs Anodyne eures In one min
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set some Of the broth. a. did Virgins
last year
Hmm PRox. = The challenge Of
Non,m.n,., pr,;,. Companv No. q
which can be seen II our au'sf'isins
columns. has stirred mp at least enc
engine company 10 make something like
.r..,or. match will probably be made
,.;,h ,h. eonnany which SAINT the FOL.
80 S.n.,.t AZ. .h.IIsnos VAS
s ,ss;. r.%,,;.n,s, bsnsat Ths
-,aI,ow;ns tsiscrsm was received by
Won,n.rt., Ens;na comp.nr No. @. YES.
-.
~, ..,r,, 1911
rs ~ al John Rnsh and
10 'nss. Enr;ns
roSn.nx No a. Received challenge.
What h. make and classification Of your
ensine' From John A; MeDougald.
rtssioen'' snu pari. ,sua
.uA A., n.x
ava mo-, n%S.,isaIsr abont ~: make and
s~las.iaca,ion OF n engine that may 90
cent their challenge. but are willing to
compete with any ors,e even II their ma.
chine should be- made Of solid gold.
1hey evidently : business.
-,
NOR sSow'-on the YIN INST. "'
were treated to q little On Mon
d,v , Iittls more VIVA SAINT by vay Of
'ais'y' ou' on'H
Tell TO whiten the ground OF houss'toPs'
There was a storm Last night, however,
that had no foolishness about IL, and in
sheltered places the snow remained on
.he rVo's ., nV Tss W. aun worr'
,aips were all clothed in their Winter
robes OF white this morning. Wonder
IL tho people OF Sacramento and some
other California towns would not Ike to
have a little storm OF the kind TO settle
their flies m~osluitoesf NO oub
they will DO hlied with envy upon per.
using our papers Goid hhi does n
want TO a a great oiow aoou. its
climate. Out whsn eomP.tison, susSss'
themselves . nuis P~afuonaois VANITY
may be expected.
y.,r,r,x Uop,u.-Just altar the
- 80. -. A.. ,.o,,,,
sranu sh''es' anu o''o's WV '
performance at the circus last nigh.
three magnificent colts, latcly purchased
h, Mr.. opeon from Mr.. Galots OF Yolo
.onr,y cop,ornia rc,. Trough, into
,bs rinr and one O. them made to per-
form a variety Of tricks. Ii is seldom
that sneh splendid looking snitsai, hio
seen, ana inc auulen'e ~ tn.
delight oy Pto.o.seu spp'1u
1hise cons .sI' % mh;.h ~,
se'nei. ous n M na.. ,hsn ,h.
circus VPs W.. a,n;hi,aJ Ho ,allsd
o,J n. ~, .;,h NJ. noss
discharged a number OF ~frscrackers.
reared on his hind legs and caught q
handtsrchiei tossed 10 MN IN ms NOUN
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Railroad Settlement.
PuILADzLrnrA. June lG.-Ths Board
of Directors OF tho Pennsylvania Rail-
'oad this morning approved OF Inc OASIS
Tor IN agreement with tho baltimore
and Ohio Railroad entered into in Now
York on Friday last and autographed
lhoir action to the baltimore n OHIO
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES '.se..
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Msxlean Beraer Nsws.

new ORLRASs, June l6.-Ths Calves.
ton M,ss' Brownsville special says the
news from Mexico shows o revolutionary
spirit prevailing. II IL now believed
that General Turors will not come TO the
frontier. The body Of q school teacher
was found nosr Mesquite Psrish on Sun
DAY. with tho head. arms and legs soy.
cred from the body. One OF the raid
sr, killed by McNssly's mon. had on
McMahon's clothes. The result OF No
Noely's hght Is - Me1icans killed aud
wounded. MeNsely's company Is en-
campsd near the point whore the rail-
road crosses Resaca de Il Palma.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16
Prise Fight on.
War OF Races.

CINCINNATI. June ia riot occurred
between white aud negro laborers on the
Southern Railroad In Grant county. Ky,
yesterday. Reports state that two me-
gross were killed and eight wounded.
Nome Of the whites were injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16

MONTREAL, Ca. June lG.-There wa
considerable excitement here yesterday
over the practical suspension Of Jacques
Carriers bank. which was crowded with
people in the afternoon. Amseting was
held in the afternoon. when Cashier
Cote resigned. Assistant Receiver Gen.
sra Barber has been appointed to invss-
tignte the banks affairs. II In believed
that other banks will carrythsm through.
The outlying assessments, 1t is believed.
are sufficient TO meot all liabilities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16
Does Tweed % be Released.
Monetary.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June lG.-Na-
tional Bank notes received for redemp.
ton to-day amounted to SCI, 1919; GUS
toms receipts. $43. 1856 Internal Reeve
nuo receipts, s25, a2s. Tho question Of
substituting silver coin for less demon.
nations than one dollar for the frac-
tional currency now in circulation, is
attracting considerable attention In
financial circles, and the prediction Is
frequently made that this important
provision Of finance will prove a total
failure. On tho other hand, there are
II. When Beecher returned to Moul.
toms that night night he told no n he
had received the retraotion and u inno-
cent how gladly and cheerfully he
many leading officials who look upon
the measure " not only feasible, but
one which will add strength 10 the Ad'
ministration by bringing the country
into n condition for the resumption Of
specie payments.
1t is commended by the opponents Of
the measure that under tho present con-
dition OF the gold premium tho silver
coin. as fast as issued. would disappear
from circulation. and that there can be
no prospect Of the silver circulation b.
ing retained except under the condition
Of gold remaining below ITO. There
will be strong motives for bullion doal-
ers and spsculators to keep the quota-
ton above that figure. On the other
hand II IL claimed that the causes lead
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16
Attempted Murder.
Railroad Casualty.

BRooxLrS. N. Y. Juno l6.-A freight
train ON the Cross-eut road broke through
the trsstls between Sherman and Clymer
early this morning. The engine foil
fifteen feet, turning q complete somsr-
sault and struck bottom up. Eight cars
followed into the chasm. The engineer
and fireman went down with the train.
The engineer. Jas. Fox, was fatally in
jursd. Tho fireman escaped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16
Railroad Settlement.

PurLADELrHIl. June iG.-The Board
Of Directors Of tho Pennsylvania Rail.
road this morning approved Of tho basis
for an agreement with tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad entered into In Now
York on Friday last and autographed
thoir action TO the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. whose Board Is now In SEES
sion. but have not yet received a reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16
Ohis Politics.

COLUMBUS, o., June l6.-Ths Sena-
torial Convention In the 18th District,
met here to-day and nominated William
Miller. OF Columbus. for State Senator.
A large number Of delegates arc already
here for tho State Democratic Convsn-
lion Tomorrow.
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COLLECTIONS MADE PROMPTLY. AND
" al business eonsidercd strictly cor.
adsntiai.
We are IN direct correspondence with all the
Chiefs Of Police OF the Pacific Coast.
The patronage Of the public 10 respectfully
placed In our hands will receive full and In.
mediate attention 10 the satisfaction of all
patrons. nkkRoW . PHkLAN.
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Suicide

MANCHESTER. N. H.. Juno l6.-wm.
II. buchanan. q S~cotehman. IS years Of
age. committed suicide by shooting
himself in the forehead at the National
House. He was connected with the
frn OF Dunn. Harris 4 Co.. brewers Of
this city. Financial troubles are sup
posed to bs the cause.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16

TORONTO. June l6.-A large sale Of
short-horned cattle Is taking place To-
day. Several stock buyers from the
United States are present. A single
calf owned by Mr.. Miller Pike, Is eI.
pectsd TO realize o. much ~ $4,000.
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Arrested Ter Libel.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. June 10. Post
master wahls was yesterday arrested BY
the late Cashier Of the P~ostofacs. chas.
farmer. for libel. in charging the latter
with Withholding the pay Of the en-.
ploysss. wshls gave bonds for his ap.
psarance next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
THE ANTI-TAMMANY ADDRESS.
COMMENTS by FRIENDS AND OPPONENTS.

The address of the anti Tammany DemOc-
racy was yarously commented yesterday by the poll
tcians. BY the antTammauy leaders II was declared
10 be sincere and emphatic expression Of their nten-
tons for the future. They proposed to make war on
Tammany until their claims to be recognized as repre-
sentjng large portion of the Democracy OF this city
were allowed.
Francis NJ Bixby eenatoT-elect from the With Dis
ric said that the members OF the antTammany organ
zaon proposed to strengthen their committee III dis
trcs where II proven To be weak at the recent eec
ton and TO make II effective In every way There
would be no cessation in the warfare on Tanmary
Hall until that organization ceased TO exist. Inc
Democratic party of this city should be represented the
same manner as is in the country and not be underline
control of few who dictate what nominations shall
be made throughout the city. The address was IN
tended as warning TO the Democrats IN the state that
the antiTammany Organization does not propose to sub
NIT 10 the same treatment it received from the Demo-
cratic state Convention this year II such treatment IS
repeated the antiTammany Democrats VIII call another
Convention and run opposition state ticket Ihey
propose 10 elect delegates to the National Convention
and TO the Democratic State Convention next year.
James OBen said that the organization was stronger
than before the election. The Committee soon TO be
chosen wonld comprise the best Democrats in every
Assembly district The election had shown in what dls-
trics the organization weak and better men woud
be given the control Of the district comnteesn them
Similar views were expressed Dy other ahtI-lahi"h!
The prominent Tammany men declared that the
add weak The fact was cNl-
dent that the anti-rammany organization was
powerless to effect anything unless combination
was made with the Republicans. There were
several causes which contributed 10 hlnmanys deieat
al the recent election which would not probably exist
next FAN The greater part Of the votes OF mechanics
and aborcrs was cast against the Tanlnay ucAet pc
cause of the reduction in lah0rers' Much prtu
dice was excited also, because Of the cry OF one man
power" MOrrissey claiming 10 be the champion OF the
yorgngman caused very serious detection III the lNh
senatorial District. of the Tdnmany strongholds
heretofore As the threat of running an opposition
Democratic state ticket in the antiIammany dele
ate were NOT awarded seats IN the Convention TINS was
believed TO he in good part bluster. Tie Convention
would have to choose between the regular organization
yhose ticket even last election suffering under
the disadvantages mentioned, had received between
80 900 and 10000 votes, and the organization which
had shown its willingness defeat the Democratic ticket
by combining with the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
NEw.yoRK VISITORS TO THE CENrEyxIAL.
lBf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-The Committees
Of the NcwYolk Stock Exchange Fire Underwriters and
National Chamber OF Life Insurance. who are visiting the
Exposition Committees, reached this city at noon and at
once went through the Centennial buildings After a
dinner in the park speeches by Gen. Hawloy ana John
Welsh on behalf OF the Commissioners, were responded
to by George W. Mclean. Edgar W. Crowe aud Charlton
T. Lewis Of Eow-York ana Mr. Cameron, the Centennial
Commissioners from Australia. THIS evening" at meeting
in the Continental Hotel, resolutions were adopted re-
that each branch Of business repTesenied
should do II, part in subscribing for Centennial stock
Alexander Taylor President of the New-fork stock TX
change said that he stricken by the magnitude
of the preparations, and he and Mr. Ives, the Noe-Pras
dent pledged their hearty support The party examined
the workngs The lire patrol late In the evening To
morrow morning they 10 visit the Stock Exchange
when resolution is 10 Do offered pledsng that body u
subsclibe for Centennial stock.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
THR FIRST ST. LOUIS WHISKY TRIAL
TIE CASE OF SUPERVISOR M'DoNALD-A JURY M
PANEIED AND THE OPENING ARGUMENT MADE.
my TELEGRAPH To THE TRBuNEI

THE CASE OF SUPERVISOR M'DoNALD-A JURY M
PANEIED AND THE OPENING ARGUMENT MADE.
ny TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBuNEI
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15-The case of John Mcdonald
ex-Supervisor Of Internal Revenue, was called for
trial in the United States District Court this morn
ing. This case exceedingly interesting in ITSELF
borrows an additional interest by the fact that it is
the first Of the whisky fraud cases which affords the
public such an insight, as sworn and detailed test-
mony can give. into the real nature Of the alleged
crimes of the whisky Ring and the manner of their
operations. The courtroom was pretty well filled
before the court opened and by noon attempts to
gain a position favorable to hearing were simply
vain. The representatives of both parties TO the
cause were present at the opening of the conr For
the Government were Col ID. 7. Dyer, Disirict-At-
torney w. ii. Bliss, Assistant Distrlct-Attorney v"
f. Peddrick Assistant District-AttOrney j. B. Hen
derson, G. II. Shield, and Lucen Eaton. For the
defense were Judge Chester II. Krum and
Judge John II. Krum. When the case was
called the Government announced its readiness
The defense attempted TO secure postponemeht
of thG1ral for a few days. Oh the plea OF the non
arrival from Washington of documents OF material
importance 10 them. The prosecution objected 10
the proposed delay as entirely unnecessary and pro-
ceeded to demonstrate that tho excuse offered ny the
defense was entirely frivolous. The Court after
deberaton stated, that under tho present aspect OF
the case, a delay not warrantable, and ordered
that the trial proceed. A jury was then selected
consisting entirely of gentlemen from the country
the defense having rejected the only three ST. LOUIS
residents who were called. Assistant District-At-
torney Pcddrch opened for the prosecution review
ing the history of the Whisky Ring from its organl
zation in 1871 down to the present time, explaining
McDonald's connection with it, and stating that the
prosecution expected to prove the gnit OF defendant
as charged in the indictment. The examination OF
witnesses for the prosecution will be begun tonor
row
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
JAMES HAYES WORKING FOR A COURT
CLERKSHiP.

There is an animated contest now going on
for the appointment OF Clerk of the Marine Court when
the new Judges take their seats in January next Six
Justicrs compose the court. Judge spauldng Is mem
hor of tho antiTammany organization; Charles Goepp
and lanes b. Sheridan the newly elected Justices
These three 1t IL believed would be favorable TO a
change the present clerk Of the court, Maurice Power
being pronounced rammany man, and one OF the Com
mittec ON Organization OF the Tanmany Hall General
Committee from the NNIth Dlstret' Inc Ionahi"B
I,stic.s are Shea McAdam and Alker. II they object
IN change Hr Power will retain hs place III one Oh
ese three acts with Judges Spauldng Goepp ma Sne
idan Tammany Hall VIII the patronage OF the court
Lanes Hayes the defeated candidate for Register ast
year is strongly supported for the place by Johh MOT
esev and il il asserted that he has fair prospects Oh
sncc;ss The other -ranmany candidates are Ihos
A. Ledwith, John ID. Coughln A. NJ. ooteido' MICHAEL
Heai.y Denis Burns, and A. " Davidson.