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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-24
wEpNEspAY, DEC. Ij.

AS the steamer Mosel was about
to depart from Bremen, box of
dynamite on the dock exploded, and
killed and wounded some 200 peo-
pie. It was being shipped by an
American named Thompson, who
was designed to destroy the steam
or to get the insurance on a part of
the cargo. He was arrested.-Col.
James ID. Broadhead, of St. Louis,
appointed to succeed Henderson in
prosecution Babcock 81 Co.-Mayor
Call reelected in Boston.-John p.
Vura reelected president of the ma
tional union league.-Ex- Governor
Thomas A. Reynolds appointed to
assist Col. Broadhead, but declines.
THURSDAY, DEC. I6.
The fire at the Wheeler s. Wilson
sewing machine works, Bridgeport,
Ct., did 100000 damage; insurance
$4,000. Two hundred workmen
thrown out of employment.-John
w. Johnston, DEM, elected U. S.
senator from Virginia. = Daniel
Blaisdell, treasurer of Dartmouth.
N. Y, college, $4,000 behind, when
he died, and his family have turned
over all its property to the college.
The st. Louis city council have
recounted last springs vote for
mayor, and declare Overstaltz elect
ed.-Gov. McEnery appoints A. NJ.
Mann U. S. senator from Louisiana
to fill vacancy.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-24
SATURDAY: DEC. Is.

Amob off, 900 unemployed work
ing men in Montreal raised go much
disturbance that the city council
finally agreed to set them all at
work digging at sixty cents per day.
-DcGrief & Co.'S. dry goods store,
New York, comes to grief by being
seized for silk revenue frauds to the
amount of 100000. The steam
boat, w. S. Pike, burned at New
Orleans, with eight hundred and
thirty-seven bales of cotton, POS
hogsheads of sugar, and J94 barrels
of mOlasses; loss Sl00,000.-Three
colored murderers hung in the
Tombs prison, New York.-A Ger
man, aged sixty-five, hung at Her.
man, Mo-, for numbering his sOn-in-
law.-The cheap transportation con-
vention in Chicago largely attend.
cd The President, Cabinet and
Congress, visit tie Centennial
grounds at Philadelphia, and are
given grand reception.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-24
FRIDAY, DEC. II.

Thompson, the dynamite explos-
ion fiend, died from the effects of
his accident. He was an ex- confed-
crate blockade runner. He acted as
agent for ring of swindlers, to
take the Internal machine on board
and explode it by clock work in
eight days when the vessel was out
ut sea, TO get insurance on fictitious
merchandise, but it went off while
being taken on board the steamer
ITO miners killed by an explosion in
a coal mine at Mons, Belguim.-
100000 fire among planning mills at
Williamsport. Pa, and S25,U00 fire
at Oshkosh, Wis.-Plymouth church
examining committee report that
Mrs. Moulton's charges against Mr..
Beecher are not worth investigating.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-24

Resolued, That the mayor app Joint a
committee of three who shall w It'll the
city attorney draft rules for the " eighing
and measuring of every commod ity sold
in the city IN ali cases not otherT wise Dro-
vided by law, and weighing of :av, grain
and coal, the measuring of WOOL and fuel.
and determine the place or pig ces of the
same, and also report an ordinance ere
urer, and regulating his fees andsprescrib-
ing his duties.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-24
STRAYED.

CTRAYED-From my residence, two miles
- northwest of Emporia, l Texas work OK,
large horns; color light red or dung
43-tr n f AMES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19
nAsLrrE LAKE

The following communication may or
may not b correct as 10 the subject
matter; we do not know. therefore give
no opinion. We pubiish il more for the
practical. II not practicable, suggestions
1t contains than anything else:
Ed. Nkws: Tho water ut present fur
nished Virginia and Gold Hill h some
thing for which We cannot DO too thank
full. Il probably cannot be squaled in
any other locality OF the same popula-
ton In the United States. The present
supply Is sufficient for the wants OF all,
but with . larger population II may Be
necessary TO increase II. and knowing
this the company is extending ia
dune further. and running . tunnel for
the purpose OF tapping Marletts Lake.
The feasibility Of the project II In not
necessary TO discuss. but the dssirability
Of increasing the supply OF watsr from
that source IA something on which ] en-
terrain decided convictions. Any per-
son who has soen the lake knows that.
unlike Tahoe. it is not fed by springs
within itself. but derives its supply from
the streams running into IL. At certain
seasons Of tho year. when this supply In
abundant. no doubt tho water OF the
lake Is clear and ft 10 drink. but during
the latter part Of Summer. when those
streams contain but little water. that in
the lake becomes thoroughly impregnat.
ell with tho sediment carried into 1t, and
more nearly resembles tho seepage from
u barnyarj than anything calculated for
n beverage; as can DO seen. by any m
desiring TO DO 80. at the big iums that
carries wood and lumber into Carson,
that receiving its supply OF water princi-
pally from Marlette Lake during the lat
ter part Of summer.
What I wish to suggest Is that II II
ID considered feasible to supply San
Francisco with water FROM lake Taboo.
would il not b. a much lighter task to
bring a supply to this place from the
same source. No objections on the score
Of the altitude Of this place need stand
in tho way Of such a project. for pump
ing machinery. capable Of raising a sui.
iicient quantity OF water TO any desired
starting point. could he erected. while
an ineahaustible supply Of fuel for the
steam machinery could be obtained on
the spot at a very trihing cost. How
would such a plan as this work. Let
III. water company run their tunnel to
Mmlette Lake and take their supply
from il 30 long rs it is 6t for use, and
during the two or three Fall months
raise their supply from Tahoe. to the
level Of Marlstte. thence to this place.i
tho usual way. 8. Z. X.
Gold Hill. April IL, 1876.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

THE BONANZA o ALI -lnvslids, By ner'
vous debility. dsslrous Of again feeling the
vigor OF health and vim Of system. should take
Q few bottles Of Dr. Henley's Celebrated ]. x.
will feel the dawn Of restoration, Of returniig
health. No Gaze OF dyspepsia, Indigestion,
loss Of appetite, rheunatirm, kidney or liver
dlsease, has ever resisted Ito restorative
power. kvrry part OF tho human system 70.
aulres and should receive susienanes and sup.
port from the stomach. regulated BY tho liver.
quired, the whole system languishss. fortify
Your orgsns of life with thess bittery, and 10 .
few days you will feel your whole system In.
visoraied; for every disease arising IRON dis.
ordered liver, stomach OF bowels, u 10 laval.
liable Il will revive your shattered system.
keep Il within reach, ifthsy value health and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

Accommodations S. Black. book.
keeper for Fettcrman 4 Lee.
collection and real estate agents
at Virginia City. quietly left on
tho 0 o'clock train Saturday evening for
parts unknown. taking along $3.50 be-
longing to his employers, besides sun
dry sums OF borrowed money. He also
owed u small board bill or 80. and his
action in the premises Is not regarded
Ms strictly honest. Fetterman and
q policemen are ON the track, and II Is
hoped they may succeed In capturing
this Black sheep.
PERSONAL Thos. q. Taylor.
Superintendent Of tho Yellow Jacket.
who has boon confined to his room with
rheumatism for u fow days. il improv-
ing, and will DO ON the streets in q day
or two.
CONVENTION. Democratic Convention
in Virginia today. , Tako II straight;
don't keep Il up too long. nor got more
than one mans load aboard.
PArmorIc.-T The Yellow Jacket flag Is
at full mas, to-day in honor Of the CEN
trnpial anniversary OF the Battlo OF
Lexington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19
FROM M%ARYsvILLE.
stage Rebssr -Capssrsd.

MARrsvrLLr. CAL, April 1s.-oscar
N. Smith was arrested hero yesterday.
charged with the robbery Of the Downis-
vile stage on the 18th instant at Oregon
Hill. Smith Ia an old jail.bird, having
served two terms In the State Prison.
The evidence is strong against him. and
tho officers think thoy have tho right
mnn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

iKQuIsl BEso1H You DrrERnins.-Ask
yos druggist what HALE's uoSHr or hoRr.
HOUND AND TAR Ia doing In cases Of severe
cough and cold. within his wi personal knowl.
edge. before you try Il yourself. Inquire OF
him II he has ever known q medicine Of Ito
class as popular 10 that pure and agreeable
vegetable preparation. De governed BY the
that therc 10 not an apothccary In the country
who win net indorts Il ~ q specific for dis
cases Of the lungs and throat. Pixies Tooth
Ache Drops-Curs In one minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19
FROM AUSTIN.
Celestial C~snnagrste..

Ausrrs. New, April lo.-An oItsn.
sive FIRE occurred this morning in the
Chinese quarter, q large portion Of
which was destroyed. Loss not yet
nscertained.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELrcTioS.-on
Saturday the Democratic Primary Elec-
,;op Al Virginia took ploee for del.
a.
eSa'e' 10 'hs hoihi"s eon'n' !"
be held in that city to-day. The eiec'
ton passed of very quietly aud with
the following result: First ward-J. A.
Mahanny. Mark Fecney. John Cavan.
angh, Jacob SteAin. John Miller. Sec
ond Wnri-A. +. Mackay, james Single
ton, William Weber, William Simpson.
II. {. McCausland, T. O'Connor. and
r. E. Lowrry. Third ward-Charles
II. Clark. Charles O'connor. Con. Sui
Ivan, William Palmer. A.. q. Koch,
wsorso ','i!y, "n . W
II J. Ssuuh,on. A. NJ. cowan. p. II.
Judge, Frank McNair and John L.
Riordsn.
ToGS DowS.-Ths old Gold Hill
,,.,,, mill nj, Main s,,..t Lowsr Cold
Tn -. -. q A. g.. r..
i''' o''' " ~
Torn down. Inc ieoris when nas Nc
cumulaied around the pans and batteries
is to be either rluiced or u through
pans for the purpose OF saving any
quicksilver or precious metal Il may con.
tain. Two OF the boilers will bc used
again, one al tho Boston mill aud the
other ut the Buckeye mine. Hon. q. @.
stevenson, who owns, the mill site, in
tends grading |, of for the erection Of
dwo ling houses. Thus, ono by one.
o,u inluiha,As are disappearing.
soms,hinc as n%s,iul and morn orn,.
mental. building lots iu Gold Hill arc
rather scarce and space must be econ.
oniiztd.
I,,v w,s,,xo,ox -Tbis nina Inns
oeeh S"a"n. "'A"''"s 'n'P'"'o
n value OF late not only on account
of its eligible location, but also BY req
,o, =, ,ho o-,..oa;,,,v ,rom;s;,c dsvsl.
onmen,s al the boitom of The shaft.
The great ovcrpowering fow Of water
encountered when the east cay wan =,
mo s.m ,us ns and ,Ss deter.
mined to conquer il and develop the
merits OF their mine forthwith, are gra-
lin, a, Ina .urfnce for foundations to
hoasy hois,ing nni pumping ma.
chinsrv. These works will be OF the
sams size and CAPACITY M those OF the
famous q and G shaft. nj Virginia, now
-, su,t 10 br;n, out M. bullion
merits OF the great bonanza
AssrssNESrs.-An assessment OF 90
cents per share is levied by tho Niagara
Gold aud Silver Mining Company. do
linouent Nav 10th. An assessment Of
20 cents per share il levied by the Lady
Washington Mining COMPANY. delin.
ouept Nav 2lst; and an assessment Of
u cents per share X levied y the monu-
mental Mining Company. delinquent
I'M a. o,r sa,ar,;.;nc coinun. An.
day.
.
pitp'-Ls"ah L. iia'i
OF Silver Star Lodge NO. 0, r. A. Me-
Told tiii' p~ne"h'0hia an
{ss.eiuaS. ai'tr M ,nns .na an.
s,om California 10 mi. plaee Lately. He
.,,tel bafor, hi. Jsa,h that his vito was
nroLaLir now ON her way 10 ioin him
here. Ills funeral took place to-day at
3r, ~. under the auspices Of tue lodge
WHICH NJ 's''"s'a'
skLLrSo LioroR TO ISprlSs.-P. J..
Mummy. arrested by Constable symond.
Of Gold Hin. and DEPUTY u. =. Marshal
Baldwin. had hi. case set for trial in
Justice Cox's Court. Virginia. to-day at
I 2. n. After being put through there
lie will be handed over to the tender
mercies OF a u. ,. commissioner To-
~
in'''iN"'-ine "sa'he. " 'P''nS'
ike anu oiand' tho aroiia''c saeeorush
is sproutins; stoS are up; everybody
isels ueuer; anu liuno eOeA s. nn anu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

cksrAisrr = When q man undertakes to
make his own Investments for future need, hs
10 obliged 10 Assume that he will have time 10
complete them. Thai 10, he must assuns ~ Q
certainty the very thing whose uncertainty
causes hlm 10 make provision al oil. Bot II he
lnsurs his life and thon lives 10 old ase, the
policy will pnvs q better cash investnent than
hc can easily make In any other msnner, ItaklnE
into accsust its freedom from oil and every
hazard. u he dies early. the object Of making
q provision for his family 10 i~nsiAntly attained.
Insuto In the New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

Jusr READ rurs.-Iieyman Dro,hsrs havejust
Band Tsylor streets. They offer everything
prccssary for furnishing houses. cheaper than
any house this eide Of San fnpcisco.. They
keep constantly on hand large stock OF furni,
tnrr, bedding. carpets. erockery, gtass and
Mated ware. Olive them q call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19
r TELE0RAM.

ssriess Dimcsisies - Travel sss-
pended.
OMAHA. April ls.-All the Offices can
not give any definite opinion whom
travel will DO resumed. The food has
not yet spent its force. Tho difficulty is
very serious. Allow no passengers to
come East until further advised.
s. II. H. CLARK.
Gen1 Supt. U. 2. II. r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19
SAN DIEGO, GAL.
Death frsn neutrality-suspicious.
Circumstances.

Death fren neutrality-suspicious.
Circumstances.
SAN DIEGO. April ia discharged
soldier named Thomas Ford, died at
Lyons Hotel In this place last evening.
from the effects Of morphine. The cir
cumstances Of the cass caused suspicion
OF foul play. The ooronsr's verdict
was: Death from morphine administered
by John Mcintyre. Mcintyre was a..
rested and put in Jail. Ford recently
arrived from Arizona, and had 500 or
$500. He was on his way 10 New
York, where he has Q family. MoIn.
tyre admits giving him morphine, but
says Ford requested him TO do 20. Cir.
cumstancos 60 to show that Mcintyre
may have intended 10 stupsiy and rob
him, bu. gave TO much and killed him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19

A Sun. remedy for esills asd fever. Ayer''
cure never hils.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-19
STOCK REPORT.
THIS Nsraiag.

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NOTICE.

WE HKREBY AUTHORIZE }, 3. CURTIS
w 70 9 ,llect iii accounts and debts due, or
that may become no ~, and 10 receipt Tor ns In
the collecting OF the same. and To make any
.srrangvnsnt In regard 10 nlss Of lumber - he
may SEQ a. until further notice
y. n. CAkRICK D co.
Goi HIN, New, April IS, 1878. apisu
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n EWsPAPER
FOL SALE!

A sPLgSDI) WARRINGTON PREsS,
, - No; !, r. ss !lSs So CO. sX ~. c Nh n sct
CASH. together with rollers and appurtc-
nanecs. Everything In complete working or.
der. Apply at the once Of the
COLD Hill. NEWs.
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Office bsr gasstte
20. 442 Nainfrabs, ,pii6eu 4. 4. s.
Dubuque Sowa Qimaas oeu 2 Qsm6er 1875 Rummer 23O

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granbe, bic mir pom @ott unb 8s9tswsssn
eisentli9 CUR SnteruentiOn bdtten. saB bic
Spanier bierin bic Observation-Disclosures
ssIiite srtennsn, unb fi@, ME seiaSt, baN
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sinsen iolueit, 6rieben nit DON GarIss
uOr,:idlasen. Die 3eitunsen perianStsu
bas gubasGapiteI Der SOtidaft in Grtra=
Nbbridsn. Die StraBen marsn nit Wsene
idsnmaiien eriillt, uno bic Nufresuns mar
GROCER, ais ieIbit bel gelessnbeit bssf
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tustdsli6 tlarer bsraus su ftsllsn, baB9runt
nod nidt seionnen iei, feline SppOiitiOn
sssen Spanien aufSussben: 3eit wia er
ssuinnen uno isben, mas Der SOnsreB tbut,
wsnn man aud no9mal iust uno tbut, aIs
weroe abseriitet.
gu Ntben in grie9enlano bat bic
Sammer sssen Die ebemaIisen Ulinilter
SauaHopuIos unb GitoIopulus cine Ins
tlase wsssn SimOnie (Sertaui pOn seiitlis
den aemtern) erboben. &sld' beiaOie
3uitdnbe in Der i6ismatilden Rirde berr=
iden miiien, bas be,eussn bic Bel Der 9es
legenbsit gu Gage setretsnen Gbatla9en.
Der er,bijd,offidbe StubI non Wraos m,lroe
iormIi5 on Ssn Msiitbieienben uertauit;
ebsnio wur6e Der er,biidSflibs Sie Don,
Msiienisn usrida9ert. Oas Gr3bistbum
Vatras unb GIis purbs fir IL 200 Ora6s
men IOssei6Iusen. Bel Der SerIeibuns
Sss srsbii9Ofjden StubIes pOn GspbaIOs
nisn sins ss nidt bsher. Natiir!i4 mug
ten 3wii6enbdnoIer babel tbatis isin, bic
aud ibre Yro;ents erbislteu. 90 ssbts in
ben vStaatstir5en".
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Berlin. l6. Deg. Der Hei9stas bat
bic pon Der Nessrung porsei6laaene Stsus
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Armee uerworfen.
VeIgien.
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UtonS, in Der Yropins loainaut, aemeIbet.
Sine Gntlaouns bOisr 9Ssttsr iano beute in
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Die gerSleute bel Der Arbeit paren, unb
ll0 Serionen ipllen uineetommsn iein.
SlT lino perpanbet beraufsebra6t uorSen.
S6weoen.
Yaris, Is. Deg. Sluf Stenerlen,
Der i6weoii6e @sianpte in Waibinston, 1T
bier seitorben.
SIrtei.
Wien, 10. Se,. Die v9leue ireie
Hrehe" eridbrt. baB bic YIorte i'm Sribs
iabr 100, 900 Mann sur 9tleoerwsrinna bes
ber,esOwina'i9en NufitanbsS ausbsjsn
miro, wosu nod % 900 Mann aus Gapp,
ten unb 5000 Wfann aus Tunis fommen
ioaen.
Sonitantinopel, IA. Oe3. Der
0iterrei1iite 9eianSte bat OH ben @rob=
ue3ier 6as Griuden seridtet, bic Seinbies
listeiten sin,ultslsn unb llnterbanbIunsen
NIT ben Nuijtdnbiidsn ansutniipfen.
Webrsre Der Miniitsr brinssn in ben
Sultan, bic Reformuori9lass Der NorSs
md9te ab3ulebnen uao f5 babel auf bic
Hsformpldne 81 bsrufen, wel1e bic Bforte
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Srantrei1.
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feline GntIaHuns sefOrSert babe.
Saris, l6. Deg. Jean Daptiite Ou=
mas, YroieiIor Der gbsmie, unb Der Mbae.
orbnsts Sules Simon murosn bsute Az
WitsIisbern Der fran;Oiii9en Itaosmie Der
Biiienidaiten seudblt.
Yaris, l6. Deg. Sh Der 9tationaluers
iammluns puroe bsute nit Der Wabl Der rs
aui 9sbsns,sit su'srwiblenoen Senatoren
iortseiabrsn. Oas rsdte Centrum ,oo iib
pon benz Sample suriid, unb bic 2inte aIs
lein bra6te Ganbieaten III Sorl9las. Sc
purSsn sepabIt: Ssranser pom linten Sens
trum, SulsS Sin,on, Sen. Yi0at II. G,eu.
GbarstOn, ale Wtitslieber Der 9infsn; bic
&aSitaIen 9aiOt, Yi9at, S6Olbsr unb
gloam, uno ysorEanbie bon Der eapsrsnes
9ruppe.
Wtalacca.
Sonoon, l5. Deg. Der @ouperneur
Der britii6en Bsiisunssn aui Malocca te,
lesrapbirt pon Senans ,nter'm a., baS
am Z. b. Wt. 80 Mtann pom 10. &eaimsnt
unb 1915 NRanm 9iilstruppsn, beltebenb
aus Ginseborenen uno YoliSiltsu, bas fiinf
Wleilen bon perat entfernte Eager Der Mas
Iaien ansriiien, go bis 80 bsrlelbsn nieSers
ma9ten uno Die lebrissn in Die ssludt
l9Iusen. gluf Settle Der GnslanSsr pur.
ben 2 Soloaten nnb 6. @iussborene aetOo.
tet uno perpunoet. Die Soloaten ltoReu
isst nirsenSS mebr aui @oeritanb, 10 SaB
Serltdrtunssn aasenblidlit ni9t nStbis
linb.
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serinser als I'M por,9sn Sabre nnb Is
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