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%a"~ 70 o&s ~ $50
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3. gB. bddloloer.
T. Der Observation-Disclosures. Er30blun9
pom Balouin Woubaulen.
g. Die Blaueu une Gelben. DenejueIa,
nii&es 0baratterbilo oon 6rieorih
6erltdder.
4 Der Ramb etraHburs's. BatsrIanbi.
iber Ronan oon 6eribert &au:
8. SeutidDldneA Gbre. biforiI9tr Ros
man uon Yerno BON Duied.
g. Das 1eftament @eter heS @rpAen.
Moman unb GslGi&te BON Sueian Der.
bert.
T. Ser elephant. aomii&sr. gRoman bon
VI. D. 9Sinterfelo.
as. Der Riesenbe 8pndnbsr. biftort.
l9er &oman BON ". u. Sra&possl.
10 Die SdloAciebe. Cine gr,dbluns aus
BEN alten Nerlin, bon Deor9 biltl; uno
Remeis, Criminal : GeI@idte pon
Srieo. 5risSri@. 3uiammsn in sinsm
IL. 6err 9scca. Criminal .. Roman bon
@nlil 1abOrian.
IL Snei beitere 0efdid,ten. Bon Ibplf
MiiBelbur9. 3wei 2pbne. Serc'
bias. 3ulammen in einem Ban6.
10. Der tpne pauS. Criminal : beibitte
BON VI. StrediuB. limb Die epbne
Barnepelt's. bitoriiAer Roman por
Ghmtot . WstBsnrels. 3nlammen in
lad. einem Bano.
IA Nm Enron unn 2eben, biitoriider Ro.
man pon @eorg biltl
H. Jm SuItUIUeCs Su(lultg WDHluU OOH
6rieorib Uerlt1der.
L. edbriele, eas SSeib he8 gptelers.
Criminal : 9tooeue oon Is. 4italpall
uno Die 6ranctireurs, Grj6blune
aus benz bentlh . franj0iii6eli 9re9e
BON Grieori1 Geritader. 3uammen
in einem 8auo.
10. Gin 8erpprfener.. Griminal.Rooeus
Don 5. .. b. 3emms.-9aS 6prffbaus
noer Die piloe Sa9o in Der pial3. 3us
iamnien in einen 8ano.
Ia Seremias unb Bic fd,pne 0incen,ia,
Der Serr ees Haaies.-Trau GU,
ben.-Gie Serlobte,-Reaine. @r.
i~Gbiun9en pom 9Saria ppn Oilers. Rus
iainmeii IN einem 9anb.
0. u. 90. . Der Sels non @rJ,, 8on,N. 9. Brnh.
uoeel. 3pei 8dn6e,
81. Die dite i~panifdbe u~rfunee, oon ur.
mano uno Das oeipenf. ..Gpij DOE
aus benz oeutlbs frar3oIften &rieat
bon .. b. bon Deosnrotb. :3ulammeu
in einem 9ano.
n. Sicr Siutbeu une zine Erud1t no.
belle pom Wilbelm Sbmibt.- Is lpmba.
Nooeue oon Rrosper Werrlme. ,3u'
iomneu IN elnen Yano.
"a. @ldnjence Sabnen.. Ronian bon Mug.
Sllberlttltl. liter Sano.
~ @lGnjcuee Sabnsn, .9toman BON qua.
Silberitein. 2ter Bend uno Die &cnns
brinst eS an Zen Tag. 3uiammen in
einem Sano.
10 Die Aarpnin. sonran bon Guaen De.
oenrotb uno Meit ~eiierner Pane. gu.
iammen in einem 8ano.
~ Ole &flqcsret Der eisbs. Rpman boz
NpNaRee h@A
, 1875-06-04
,,Gtn bemerfenSmertbes Smd3!"
Nrtbur'S lettes mno sr0Btes.
0efubr!!!

ODER: Terwunoet III benz SallS zines Breunbes.
0ieies pplencetfte ISerf oiejes 8,teranen Der
Amsritanil1en Hlteratur pat ais Yorpurf si,en De.
33tenltano, ipelber pas, locale Seben uuieres seiammten
Soltes beribrt uno 9iebt einen lhredliben lleberbljd
lber uebel, lpeld)es es ~blositeat. 2luNsrcreentlidb
ipannenc nns anfresene, lpirb es pon Alen nit
Se9troe 9slslen fuerpem. Slinffrirt une fd)pn ses
mile pes Sanoes ein5ufibren uno ptferiren nod ME
caseipe(ene Sortbeile alien mannlibem unb peibli.
pen Sublcrlbentenlanmlern. g8ir oerlaneen iberaG
A9enten UNI itiden gratis auf Yerlaneen Bepfnaun.
9en lno belhreibenoe 6irculare. 8. M. @tpbbart
n. 60, 1893 @befnut Str, pbila. zge2m5s
, 1875-06-04
so Nrpient.

Wlltef N9enten fpir6 cine COMMUNION belahlt
fir ben 8ertauf onn neuen unb lebr populGren 8i@ern
uon elmer Der beoeutenoiten subscriptions. 6irmen i'm
8ein bumbus. Nian lalie ib urriere 6ircuIare TOM.
men nnb ~iiberJeuee It'd isIbit. Ioreiie y, o. 8or 500.
6artforo, Gonu. 499lSeei
, 1875-06-04

SsAA Ms tanner unn Srauen wercen lest per'
0VV Ianst fir mniers neuen 0olcfecern.
6iiser, Jabfeice, eetnenfaeen nnc Sdbreibpa'
pier. GroRe Gtnnabmen init Sldbcrbeit sc.
madf. Wan i6rsibe lpfprt uu, Circulate on .. Z.
@uernfep. Yubliibsr, Gpneprb. y. 2. 4gD4ma
, 1875-06-04
S6arla@febcr, DYptberia,
Mnuhcr .6dlS.

9as erI6redenoe llmi@sreifeu oielsr Srautbeitst
1nadt ben Gebrauh eines Wtittels n6tbi9, nelbes TIRE
Serbreituna uno 56otlihfeit oerbinoert. BrOmO-
ChlOralsam, lpenu man eiuen 3beil init IuniSebn
5beilen g8aIer mil1t uno oies td9lib gum Muslpilen
oes Mlnoes poer Gur9etn benubt, liuoert Die Iblons
o%erun9en, natt ben Gtbem Woblrie6eno, mirtt ais
cine Ir3enei 9e9en 6dulniB unb oerbinoert Die Nns
iteduns our@ conta9iole IusIbmibunaen ooer oers
aiitete 2uft, Sir ruIben ooer entjiinoeteu bals luenoe
man oas Mfittel iofort beim grl9einen oes uebels an.
IS Iopte bauii9 in gBobnbaulern, Sronfen5immern
rno am &orper 9ebr1u6t iperoen, nm oie,9teinlibteit
gu b%ei6roern. Man belorse lid elm 9ampblet.
Tilden Il Co., Gbemiter,
4gS!Soe3 1T6 getaiam Str, Neu Yorf.
gu oertnuIen bel alien Dru9ailten NM 6Gnolern.
, 1875-06-04
Seimtatb unb Tremoe.

Tomane mnb @r3dblunsen IN sroB 300. Uor.
mot elegant brohlrt.
prets pro Fanb SO Sents. @ebuneen In 3etn.
manS pro Sanb % Gents.
, 1875-06-04
Standardization.

Sn bfibi9e Bappbcdel nit Muslin.8iiden
gebunber a 25 Gents.
Der Sfgeuhtr, bon Glaubreht.
q dbreeRcnsidbre.
Tfe 2tumme BON pprttci, bon GIaubreht. nnb
Spbann Don 2epheu, Der Wrppbet. Bon
9Robert beroer. ,3ulamInen in sinem Bud.
Gefbtdbten he6 @farrer8 8iebentifdb. Bon
Garl Stober.
9tadbtiaser In Granada. Bon IF. Worben. nnh
Bon Itprbert biirte. .3uiammen in
einem Nanb.
Barrier Eausentdts. limb
enmpact Sd~sabmnsuS. 3uianumsn In sinsrn
Bane, f.
, 1875-06-04
Nnr MberalQubiae.

9reisebn bel Glide ptrb betanntfid bon
Manden nah einem slemlid perbreiteten
Aberslauben ais cine 1nsliids5abl ange=
iebcn. Sci eiuer @elegenbeit, mo- bieier
6a1 eineetreten mar, uno man bieriiber ipot
tete, bemerfte Semono, oon benz man mubte,
oaB er sesen ieoen Nberslanben 1T, nit
@rnlt:
SIS siebt allerOinss eiuen Saa, no es eth
llnsliid 1T, ipenu oreiSebn BET Glide iiten.
@as lift oaS fir Elm Sail? fragten Die ers
%ltaunten Gilhsenoiien.
@enn bios fir Sp0lf Yerionen gefod)t 1T,
antiuortete er, unb g1e muBten laden.
8 t.
Die @emablin eines Miinifters, bic tpe9er
ibres aoelltolSes unb ihrer iteifea S0rmlifl=
felt befannt mar, nnb Die @attin etnes Sc
beinratbs trafen in einer 3bee9eieuldait su=
iammen.
Ib 2iebe, begann bic Winiiterin, - i'd
babe bieie ytaat BON Sbnen 9etrdumt.
0tein Soft, ermioerte bic @ebeimrdtbin,
- pel6e @hre fir mid !! Gs mdre eisentlid
meine Shuloigteit gene en-, bon Sbnen gu
trdumen "a
, 1875-06-04
n. u. %. Bb. Die Ratns5efden. Roman bon q
%. 6adl6noer.
~. u. 30. Bb. I'm Sjepter unr Rrpnen. 9estro.
man Don breeor Samarpm.

n. II. %. Db. Die Ratns,eiden. Ronon bon o
%. 6adl6noer.
-. u. 30. @b. I'm ssepter une RrOnen. 3etrO,
man bon Oregon Sanldrow.
Ser Nprb : Mmerifanil6e 9plnetidet
unD
unfeblbare Rdtb9eber
fir Ginpanoerer unb Giugepanbsrte.
GnsbdIt cine insa ssfaBte unO fir SsOermauu %Osritdup.
Iihe
.@rammatit Der enslii9eu Sprad.,
nebit Auleitunq in turser 3eit
obne &ebrer Cn9itfcb fpredben Mnb fdbrefbeu au
lernen;
nuBeroem cine
pouftanbige WuferfammIung
bon Srieien, Rebnungen. Quittunesn, 6ontratten.
28edleln, @ngeilnn9en, 3eitunss. AnnOnceu,
BetdGftstarten &C.
G%iebcn,ebnte MuAaee.
T~appoedeI aebunoen, 80 Gents, nit 2eoer . Raden,
60 Gents.
Ste Contribution Der Ger. Stanten,
re5it GrlduterTnaen uno seitibtlider Ginlsituns
,3ur ~ipe3ielen 9entbun9 fir
Cinipdnpcrer uno Sdulen.
Searbeltet upn Suitus pstn.
3ritte Mutase.
GsDunosn, so Gents. 0artpnirt. IS G'nts.
q B eb te
pnn
Snbtpig Mblanb.
275 stiien $780,. brp{dirt, $1.00. Glegant %ssbunbsn
nit G"Ihsreiuts, $3.50.
Ser amerifanilNe, Gaiteten=g Bidder
Doer
S~nffructtoe MnpeifMna
our 4nferti9une aler Nrten
Yaiteten, 3orteu lno Gierrabme,
bon Q ito + riebrtf, prattiIber Iateten $ Bidder.
Areis Is 6 .nts.
, 1875-06-04
THE PIONEER

Elm tlbfG t%Qufrirtes Sournal, ireltss tas Seimfatte.
wefes tntbdlt. rirb na6 alien Delttpetle ispfr.
laubt. @breifTe
o. q. Doois,
eanb-G cn,miffcner q. y. R. r..
Omaha H.
, 1875-06-04

NSenten perlanat Isn. q. 10 . 6.
t%ant.nes bud, wel&es ie pnoIicirt lpsroen. bran IaHs
lt6 probeltitel fommsn uub unere Grtra .8ebinaure
aen iur MSentsn. National Publishing
Co., philadelphia, pa. 4tp17ma[
, 1875-06-04

Gr3ablnngen Don Gaiparills.
SIN biibide 8aopbedel nit Wtuslin'8iiden
~gebnuoet a 25 @entS.
Seid1tdlten aus Dem gpefIart.
Der S~dJulmetffer unS fein Gpbu.
GtraRburs auf Der Sd)ans.
, 1875-06-04
.KNAUTH.
MACLEOD
IL K
j k Gef19 aft,
lib broadway,
NEW YORK.
G,

seedfeI auf msbr ais 200 Der bsosutenOsren etaOts
in europa.
@slc.9us,abIunsen burh bic Nofdmter iouie per
Telegraph nab allen @ldbeu in Seuti4lanb.
peiterrsid. Der SbpeiB, 6clanp. 9ausmarf, S6fue.
ben unb @or,psssn. ben GmpfSnsern frei in's 6aus
e~efieiert. lt. .
Greeit.B riefe fir Rcifenbs sur Bsnusun8 in allen
sr6Beren StGbten Der atten 9DeIt.
@infaiGruns pOn Grbidbaften unp Tcrberunsen
isNer Nrt in allen @lasen @urOpu's.
Berf6tRnns BON Gatern uno @adeten naa
europa.
SersoHuHs antcmmsnosr Otter in sas~ Yort, unn
Msitsrbefbresruns ~bersIben nad BEN SnIanbe.
GurpVdtfhes @eIb aasr art setauft anb p%srfauft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29
Reno items.


lrrom the Nevada state Journal. Sept. al
Lost Monday sac was stolen from the
Central Pacific ticket ofico. under these
circumstances: Mr.. Phillips. tho oper-
ator, had Just sold two tickets East and
received $97 10 in groonbacks for them.
This. with the coin hs had on hand,
was lying on q shelf near the ticket ONCE
door. He took the coin over to the
freight Office 10 have II sent below. when
on counting Il no found Il was 50 abort.
This he mado up. wondering what could
have become Of II, but he did not miss
any moro money until yesterday morn
ing. when 10 making up his accounts
hs found q $40 greenback gone. OF
course tho money was all taken at one
time, and II In evident that IL was not q
professional thief who did u. for he
would not have contentod himself with
taking . little Of the pile.
The celebrated horses Spingbrook,
0imstsad and Golden Gate, will DO 81
our Fair. Theodore Winters stable Of
thoroughbreds will dispute for suprem.
acy Of tho turf. Tho finest horses In
America viii be here. There are forty
four stalls Of fleet horses now ON the
grounds.
Last Monday night n shipment Of 90
600 trade dollars was made from the
Carson Mint 10 San Francisco, whore
they viii DO devoted to the China trade.
Twenty thousand dollar pieces make Q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29
Pioche items.
Ifrnm mo Rrcori, Rcpt. ad.]

From tho Record, sept. NJ
Last evening about quarter OF nine
the Bullionyille stage was coming down
Meadow Valley street, o. its return UP
nom buiiionviiis, whon mo orsAo ga,e
way. ana DiiIy ouIss,wsu, Nno rsss
dnung' ,ost neIo .. .n' %.y
oasnsd LOW 'ny 49, 49,
stfue. NAN ne s'emps S. ~ ~ 40
np ne su'os, ~. .,sa., .nS s,ncr
nnsy ran ~ rs,,hai.. .sors TSs
u".. .s;sh h.d hssn unning on two
s;Sss .hasI. ,rrnsJ o,sy. Biilv. ths
lie as ! cosch t,,nsJ. ;umnsd of.
Sn.". nm ;mmsIia,slx sn,sng forvarj
IL ...iI,.J ,sa Neal. ~ tLo borscs'
LIZ. ,h.m a., whor tha stava vas
av;sSIx r;sht.d. One bow vas on The
scss Win Tho driyor. and another boy
anil Harry Dr,an were inside. Harry
Brv.n wa The ONLY one hurt In tho out.
Al Hs vaa cut about tho head and was
Needing cousid,raLiy; but after being
taien into The bonanza Saloon and
vaahed on. he said be was not injured
much. and walked away up tho street
Win Matt. Halpin. Nothing appeared
10 be vrocked about the stage. but con-
siderable milk was split. II was for.
tu,.ta n was M worse. An thu horses
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29


A yxnALk servant In the family Of q
gentleman In the Department Of tho In
terror. Warrington. u allowed 10 make
. yearly visit 10 her old home in Rich.
mond. Va. Last Summer, whom she
left. a substitute was employed. . mu-
latto girl. Who had been quite we'll edu-
Gated. She performed The duties In q
rather indifferent manner. When ths
regular servant returned. abe began her
tour Of investigation 10 ASCERTAIN how
her work bad BEEN done. and IVES dis
gusted at the evident want Of nsainsss
manifested everywhere. Her indigna-
ton finally found vent In the following.
10 her mistress: "l1l tell you What ID
II, Miss-, you can't ga grammar and
clean cornsrs out Of the sams nigsssi''
Which. u true. offsn q knotty problem
in reference 10 the education Of the race.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29
Santa monIca.

sinS 10 now settled beyond the
possibA Of q doubt that Santa Monies
is going b be q bright and progressive
town, Il IL well that the start should be
made properly. Ocean avenue Il q 81.
perb thoroughfaro, 200 feet wide, and
can DO made one Of the abandonment on
the Pacific Coast. Our friend, @. B.
Davis, who has laid out some Of the
handsomest places In the United States,
assures as that he can. by next Spring.
II tho work should DO intrustsd 70 his
hands, guarantee that Ocean avenue
shall be a. handsome al alameda - any.
thing Of the Kind Of the anne age 70 b
found In America. To secure this, an
understanding should Be at once had a.
tho line TO which houses shall DO built
back from the c~urbstono. Nothing 10
destroys . handsome venue a. irreg-
ularity In the lining Of houses on Il.
This matter can DO attended 10 now,
but II u Ia neglected until building has
progressed greatly, II win b attended
with expense and difficulty. ,s'tas
The fact that senator Jones. Hon.
Tom Fitch and other gentlsmsA intend
10 put up elegant mansions on Ocean
avenue, will lead scores OF others 70 Dc
likewise before the year has rolled
around, and tho effect will DO attractive
In tho extreme, II Il IL undsntood that
every lot owner shall set his house back
a uniform depth Of say twenty-five or
thirty feet.
As wo arc on the subject OF boautlfy.
ing Santa Monica. II may bs ~ we'll 70
note tho progress Of the water system
which Ia to supply the nsw town with
fountains and flower gardsns, and with
water for domestic purposes and every
sort Of irrigation. Tho reservoir In al
rcady built, and three thousand feet u
nine have now been laid down. Ten
thousand more feet are lying on the
ground. ready 10 be put in place, and
moro are on the way. This pipo 10 q
patent lead Joint which admits Of solder
inc with lead between tho wood work
and the pipe, supsncding the asphaltum
and cement joint. and Il Ia q great I'M.
provemsnt ON the others In every 70
spocs. Within . week or tan days Santa
Monica will DO supplied with q super,
abundance Of water. fountains win bs
spouting and the work Of identifying
the town In earnest will begin.
Col. Crawford to-day informed ne
that the people OF Los Angeles would
hoar the shrek Of the Los Angeles and
Independence Railway locomotives BE-
fore the end Of the present month. The
tracklsyers are approaching the city very
rapidly, and Los Angeles, which 10 ~
ready united with Santa Monica By tels-
graph, will also shortly DO Joined TO the
pretty little embryo city by the Iron rail-.
La An0sles Exprsss. 1Tafrtfn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29
fprom The London spsstaaOr.l

Bigger than ! Aneess
fvrom he London spsstAtorl =
Thsre never was q dslusion with less
evidence for IT, except o permanent I'M
preston among mankind. which ID 'oitsn
The result. not Of accumulated expert.
ans. but Of an ever renewing discomfort
Win The sotual state Of things. There
e. mot tho slightsst evidence anywhere
that mar was ever bigger, stronger.
sviitsr. or more enduring under the
same conditions Of food and climate
than he IL now.
Az to bimsss, the evidence 10 positive.
Modern Egyptians are . big - me
mummies Who were oonqusrers In their
day, and modern E~nglishmsn are
bigger. There are not In exhtence Q
thousand coats OF armor which an
Enclish regiment could put on. Very
fev moderns can use ancient swords.
because the hills aro too small for thar
hands. Endless wealth and skill were
expended In picking gladiators. and
there Is NO evidence that Q man among
them was a. big OF % strong - Shaw.
No skeleton, no statue, no picture, In
dicatss that mon In general we're ever
bigger. The Jews OF to-day are ~
large Al they were In Egypt. or larger.
The people Of tho Romagna have Al
the bearing and more than tho siss OF
he Roman ~soldiery. No feat y 70
oorded az usual with Greek athletes
which English acrohats could not Per.
form now. 49,.
There Is no naked savage tribe which
naked Cornishmen or Yorkshiremen
could mot strangle. No race exists o.
which q thousand men similarly armed
would defeat an Epglish. or German. or
Russian regiment Of equal numbers,
Nothing IL recorded OF our foreiathers
hero In England which Englishmen
could not do, unless u b some fsats Of
archery, which were the retult Of Q long
training OF the eye continued for gsnsr-
atoms. Tho most civilized and lufuri-
Gus family that ever existed, The Euro
psan royal caste, IL physically - big. q
healthy, and a. powerful - any people
OF whom w nave ahy "ov-.--.I a.
ence ~ accept. Thiers, frsncnm.nH !.
Cnsar's Gsul' In all bodily conditions,
end,vith an increased power Of keeping
alive, which may DO partly owing 70 I'M
proved conditions Of living, but 10 pro
bobly owing still more 70 developed VI
tality. There u no evidence thAt svep
the ieobls races arc fosbler than they
became after their Arst acclimatiraaon'
The Bengalee was what We know him
twelve hundred years ago. and the CHI
naman vas represented on porcelain
Just as he 10 now before the birth Of
Christ. No racs eysr multiplied IKE
the Anglo-Saxon, which has nad no "a
vantsgo OF climate, and till lately nc
particular advantage OF food. fhyM'
cal condition depends on physical oon@'
tons. and why should q race oe.tsf ied,
better clothed. and better housed han u
ever Was before, dogeneratst beoauss
II cots corn instead oil berries, C0%'
pare the Californian anu inc pig.
ger Indian. Because IL wears siosnesl
The wearing OF ciothes' u
which tho experience OF army aoc'1
IN india as 70 tue pess snus.,u,
marching makes chcess',ety h".A.h,
they declaring s.ins :.
loss men sun Na.," ~ ros.-rr.,
uon "ea''ns .r.n, nSv.icsi train,
oPsr"'S ~ pms;nh.h .%LI,rsii, n.
ins. y.s ~ ;nJoorsS Compor,
EnSlish professionals with T.snsniar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29

TEE Carson Appeal. with its usual per.
spisaity refers 10 the chief Of our Stats
secret service system. as "Milisr. the
ksyhols wizard and gubernational spy.
mastsr general" This chief Of our do.
tscsivs ssrvice anil convict eo-betweou
stands . fair chance Of getting quite q
ssriss Of gratuitous advertising. This
IL right. The prssa Ia always ready tS
recognise gsnius In any calling. and viii
undoubtedly second the efforts OF ouI
Hon. Governor 10 give the aspiring
youth go chancs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29

APnovrrAsLE BUsrSnss. The salaries
Of the different monarchs Of Europe are
given n follows by a German staiis-
6cian: Alexander H.. %. 152. 900, or
sac. 900 . day. AbdulAxr. $4,000. 900.
or $24.657 = day. Francis Joseph. a.
000. 0O0. or $4,000 a day. Fred. VIII
liam H.. $4,000. 900. OF S,2i0 . day.
Victor Emanuel. 81. 400. 900. or $3.50
q day. Victoria, $4,000. 900. or 90. $40
day. Leopold. COCOON, or Sl,G43 q
day. In addition 10 this salary, each Of
thsss individusls 10 furnished with q
dozen or more hrst-class houses 10 live
In without any charge Of rent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29

THrss's nothing. says tho New York
Trib1as. that 90 intsrfsrss with tho he
role - tho sastronomic. There Ii dan
ger. therefore. that Gen. Garibaldi must
~ disnisssd frou the roll Of herocs
proper. During his recent excursion no
occupied . villa with his family at Civita
vsochia. who're no was supposed 10 be
lodged and boarded at the public OK
psnse for q month. The settling Of the
bill reveals the fact that The General.
hitherto described n 40 Spartan in his
tastes. consumed with his friends during
that tune 10 bottles Of vino and 30
pounds Of ice daily. 10 say nothing Of
other things In proportion. No passes
away u Of tho ideal Projections Of q
grsat man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-29

TEE Carson Appeal Ii authorized G
Wardsn Hyman 70 state that the reports
OF his intended resignation are untrue.
Mr.. Hyman avers that be knows no rea-
sou Why he should rssigu. and that ''hs
certainly win hold ON 70 the Warden
ship Of the Prison until the charges
brought against him BY the Govsrnor
Arc fully and fairly investigated" We
are glad Of u. The Warden cannot, In
justics 70 himself and The public. retire.
until the charges against min arc thor
ouehly examined. The public in nov
awaiting the sction Of Governor Bradley
in the premises. Having accused q
prominent oahcia Of thisving. IL il very
plainly his duty 10 mako good his sccu-
saiions. We have q strong imprsssion
that The Democratic programme agreed
upon last winter has been rudsly inter-
fsrsd With. and that the slate then
agreed upon stands In imminent danger
Of bsing smashsd into Z" eternal smith,
srssns." Meanwhile. and pending tho
action Of the Governor. let Judgment b
suspended until Ne eridnoe Is all IN.
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,ysdIeate, thai the Bank. with Ifs
Agencies. will be opened for busi'
ness next saturday.
|
LEssox WORTH LIARNiNG.
n In announced that Carl Schurz 10
.bou, 10 take The stump for the Rspub-
loan party In Ohio. lie will speak
chiefly to the financial question and in
favor Of hard money. Three years sso
Carl schurx. Charles Sumner. Lyman
Trumbull. Reuben fsnton. Horace
Greeley. AMI a large number OF promi'
usnt leaders in the Republican party.
during its carly years. were formally
read out Of the party by Conkling. but
Ter. Morton. Phelps. Babcock. Casey.
and other adhsreuts Of the personal for
tunes Of President Grant. Their Of
fcuse consisted chiefly in objeetins to
the reelection Of the President and
criticism Of his advisers and appoint
msnts. A nsv party VA formed with
Greeley IL il head. In tho campaign
Of 1874 this party Was badly defeated.
A 10 the causes, opinions differ. Al
any rate. Grant was reelected by a stu
psndous majority. and the Buffers. Bah
cocks and Murphys bad full swing.
Bot not long. For a. investigation al
ter investigation was held. u BY one
the vould.bs leaders Of the Republican
party fell by the wayside. Richardson
and Williams and crssswsll wsro TO
placed by better Q Batlsr was
rspudistsd by his constituents and ~
mandsd 10 private life; and the Rspub.
lean party In The last elections Lost cor
tsol Of one House Of Congress. Ashanss
has come. In New York the Rspubl'
can party hss placed upon It's stai'
ticket two prominent Liberals. whom
Conhling only two ysars since read oul
Of The party. From Missouri Colonel
Grosvsrnor. q prominent anti Grant mar
and an ardent Greslsyits has been called
10 aid The Republicans Of Ohio. and nov
Carl schurz II met al the wharf on bill
arrival from Germany with repeated and
urgent demands to stump Ohio for thu
party by whose leaders no Was do
nouncsd. and BY whose papers hs Ma
cartoonsd and rdiculsd two yssn ago
whsrs are Conkling and Morton ami
Butisrf Why N thsy not in demand
TO save the party from defeat in Ohio
Simply because the psopls-ths intslli
gsns Republican massss-do not belisv'
In them. Morton vent up into Maine
remained there two weeks. an'
the Republican majority was re
duosd seven thousand votes. Butler
from his oyris In Massachusetts,. write
lsttsrs which in plain language advocai'
rspudiaiion and national dishonor. an
The voice Of Roscoe COnkling vas no
heard In the late council Of his party Il
New York State. There 10 . Lesson Il
this. No party can Afford TO dispens
With IL brains. and tho policy OF ostrs
CHING men for criicising itz Leadership
and management 10 injsdicious and sui
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-Hrr,x W.pn Rrrcur. xs.introdnn,

HunY wAlp BxRcHxz was introduced
70 . Shaker al the White Mountains Tho
other day. and said 10 him; 81 under
stand your belief dspivss Jon Of some
Of The pleasures Of tia lfs." whereupon
the other replied: at shields M from
some Of lis temptations. Also"
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TIE Rlho bdspssdssf says that War
dsn Lyman "has Z. perfect hornets nest
turned loose around his ears" Tho
6sips.dssa doabtle.s rsisrs ~ the vir-
Rinia Ckro~iek.
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company on ihe 2oiS day Of July, is7s. hss
bean p~o:tpdnsd By order o NE Board q Trus-
Ts iostrz M.oyrax, s.e....sy: