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BADLY INJURED.-Last evening

BADLY lNJuRED.-Last evening,
ms Miss Lucy Page, in returning from
church, was approaching her residence,
No. GIL Lombard street, she slipped
and fell violently to the pavement, sus-
tanning severe injuries. She was as
sisted home and WIS soon attended by
Drs Brown and Kirtschncr, who pro
nounced her injuries, which are mainly
internal, 10 be of a very serious charac
ter.
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n, oTICE-Thc Annual Meeting OF, the Far.
~ mers Mutual Fire Insuran ce Company OF
tive. State of Delaware (fornerlv of Mill Greek
ffrndred, will be held at the office OF the
e S sss abe Ib s5rees a OF ansapv
1878, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, AT which time the
Election for Seventeen Mana gers of the Comfy
VIII be held, and one years ntt rest On all de-
ihs COMPANY M are 20 adthSriaed, 10 receive tts
dues of members. t-.
!. /, q. sToTsENBuRG. Pres't
W. A. LAMoITE, Sec'y. de3atm
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burning Of Mall Matter.

WAsHINaToE, Jan. S.-The, entiro
Northern Mail from Washington, In
cluding the accumulated days mails
from the South, excepting one. pouch
and canvas for Baltimore, was des-
troyed by the burning of the postal
car Of the New York train last night,
II is believed that the mali agent Mr..
Faymap, was crushed to death before
the car took fire. He was, q. young
man about thirty years Of age, and
son of the local Post Office agent in
this city. go. .--+. x
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ARM Broken While sliding on
the ice at Sixth and King streets, yes.
.terday afternoon, lad named Hughes
slipped down and broke his arm. A
little boy who was with him also
fell, and. sprained his right arm Sc
verely.
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Tickets canbc bought at this office,
and from various members of tho
committee on the street. This extra
train alf~Iils fine opportunity to
those who wish to visit Dover and
witness the Inauguration as the above
rates arc just one half the regular fare.
We hope the train will be crowded
with a pleasant and orderly assembly.
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Four EH;fS.- Whoe7cr hab:.uaily ucs
will be likely 10 suffer tr IN toll evils. Viz: an
overplus of feod in the stomach, impaired
ability to digest it, the pangs Of dyspepsia,
aud u doctors bill. DR. WALkE.:'s NEGE.
TABLE VINEGAR BIrTERS, the great Teetotal
Restorative of the are, without uvcr-stimi,.
lating the palate or irritating the stomach.
imparts healthful appetite, promotes diges.
tion, regulates tho liver and bowels, puriies
the blood, and thus, instead of cntailitg four
evils, confers four inestimablc bcreIits. 27-lw
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TN-l PAYERS
~ Notice js hereby given that ail persons
Indebted nor County, State and ICor Tax for
ike year MA, for the Second OF Northern Dis
trict of Wilmington Hundred, uslst cali and
settle the same. The Collector will be found
ut his Office, corner of Eighth and Shipley
streets, OF IN the evenings at hSe residence,
30J, West Fourth Gtseet.
% Duty OF CoLTECToR.-It auy person fail
or aaegleot to pay their Tax " thin ten DAY )
after This notice, the Collector may levy and
collect the same with cost, aocoTuins 70 Law.
II the owner of any Real Estate ehali not
reside IN the Hundred, OF l. a. minor, it shall
10 the duty OF the Collector 20 levy anu col
laet u Io same OH the personal properly OF the
tenar thereot.-kItTactt from pae iad-
LEWIS MCCALL,
- Ia l.. ltn, lS.4.tf Collector.
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MEAyY Srrrs. LSujtS were ins

AEAyY Srrrs Suits were instituted
ip New York IN Wednesday, By A
\. Filter. T l. Bellows MT, Upton,
and atheis. .egainsi that City, 10 reco.
ver ciains 81 election Inspectors and
poll clerks, pinouatjng u Sl00, 900,
which Conlrtfolltr 'Gisea l.aY refused
TO pay The plaintiffs assett that thei,
claims are. just, and that the assign
ment OF the claims ,tessthem by tbs
the city. -" ~ Il
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Now thar the suecess OF the Texas ,iirt ~
cert q Association is assured, and full drawing
will Undoubtedly take place ON the day hxsd
we re commend all who desire to try their uscs
to invest at once, rs the possessor OF the toE-
tunate number, will he. by the Ins e4tnlenr or
solitary dollar, made happy by occurring The
Sb0 400 prize.
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fNAIrGi'isATION DAY.

4 .SperW T"'n 10 be ran f,om NJ
g.. mj"gtoA I" Doccr aad Retayn.
On Tuesday, 10Th inst, Governor
elect John p. Cochran will be inaugu-
rated, and on that day special train
will leave Wilmington for Dover
about $3.50 o'clock, a. m. Tickets for
the round trips will he sold at the fol
lowing ratne:
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The GREAT REPUBLIC. THE Great
Republic" allegoiy and tableaux was
repeated at the Grand Opera House,
last evening, to an audience of large
proportions. The performance was
highly successful and was greatly en-
joyed by all present. A matinee
will be given this afternoon, cemmen-
cling at 2 o'clock.
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INQUEST Coroner Groves held al. in
quest this morning over the remains of
Anna Anderson, an aged colored woman,
better known by the name Of Charity
Brown" rag picker. who died suddenly
at S07 Wilson street. She has been well
known in that section of the sity for
several years, and was about seventy
years cid. The jury rendered verdict
OF death from disease OF the heart
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t.~'''ss Ws.aasx 50 r s.ssssaxss y ,lisht
az vol t" rnf NJ No. Is MgsRst' Stresf. VII.
nnsro't. bel 1nd vac Iplleo the hicest Z am;
Ys II GsttiiDes IN Che ssoEld-g Vt has ~
equal; ttse~s 1rs y ths hieI eat 10 tie thinss.
Our hobby Is daSiielty. ,tnTabiltty, tiish.
r,inn'u and NO thFeajing-up required: ssis-
thrrndiu- sh,nrie and .ssiiJsetting needle.
discounl od t, Z caih Lalies dontbpy &
heavy aud complicated machine. but geI tbs
light r.lnnius New American,
u" Market st. Wilmington. DA.
ty''swtv J, H,'PkIA AROSE. Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
{. f. kunkel's Bitter Wine of iron.

has never been known to tall in the cure of
weakness, attended with symptoms; indi-.
position To eNcrtion loss of memory di1ieul-
tN'of breathing; general weakness; horror oi
disease; weak, nervous trembling; drea,lht
HprfOr Of death; night Gwcats; cold frct :;
wcakhess; dmness OF vision; languor; uni.
Ncr9al lrssitnde Of the muscular system; cnor-
nous appetite, with dyspeptic symptoms; hot
hands Nus hing of the body; dryness of the
kin; pallid countenancc and eruptions on
tho lace, purifying the blood; pain in the
back, hcayincSs of tho cyelids; frequent
black spots flying before the eyes with tenn
iorary snfiuson and loss of sight; want of at-
tenLion, etc. These symptoms all arise from
Il weakness, and TO remedy that use T. r.
Thousands are now enjoying health who hay o
used it. Take only 4. +. kINKEI's.
Beware of counterfeits and base limitations
As kunkePs Bitter Vino of Iron il so welt
knownall over tho country, druggists them
-elvesInake an imitation and try to palm il
IN ontheir customers, when they call it Kun.
kersIlitter Vino of Iron.
hunkefs Bitter Vine of Iron j. put up only
IN 81 bottles, aud h'ls yellow wrapper nicely
put on tho outside, with the pToprictor's
photograph On the wrapper of each bottle
Always look f1r. the photograph ON the out
An!e,.and You will always be sure to get the
genuine article
sold by all Druggistl and Dealers every.
SO. goa. THDc W0rM No. 259.
EgRfcly removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from The system alive. No
10 patients treated. DR. T.. +. kuNkLE, No.
tITN. Sinth '''trtcl, fhltptcphia. ADVICE
tree" .Snat, Pin and stomach Worms also re-
GnUYCU.- tlpc2:-l&Wiln
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CRUELTY TO ANisfALs.-Befor the
Mayor, yesterday, John H. Olds.
was srrested on charge OF cruelty by
driving a horse with a sore shoulder
He vas fined So and costs.
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Over.ExerliOn. either OF body or

mind, produces debility ami disease
The usual remedy is to take some stimu-
lent, the effect OF which is the same as
giving tired horse the whip instead OF
oats. The true way Is to rortiEy the sys-
TEN WIZ: :: permanent tonic Ike tho
Peruvian Syrup, "a protox;de of Iron J
which gives strength and vigor to the
whole system.
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fDiles Mirrors,

y nun assortment OF all sizes, lue,ad,nn
,.oUbl6 n,psniiying, &c, -.
.t L. BkfNGHURST 4 CO,
Corner OF Sixth aud Market streets.
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No ssuspcIrsi9a

II the g.,l1 of Ioot', SHOES ~ Caters at Gl9
MARKET Btro1t, doors below ToUih.
WN. III. L BtBCOlk d co.
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gi.tJlic'> Mirucmiuus car. ior a1,,rn..

IN English remedy of great popularity, for
removing corna without pain.
T.. BRINGiIURST K co.
ApQthccarios,
Corner Sixth and MaTket streets
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/ a0ll s0r the B..bi,

'LliilAir' fed on RIDGES FOOD wul thrive
he tvong and hcaltlv, and become liz le mod
els dt "0uthful strength and child il Ot.s.ty
aprl-d9m
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Ii 4 MIR. n u

ENLECTION NOTICE.
Wilmlngron Dec, Anbsr IL. 1874.
Notice is hereby gwen the = e.ockholders
pf this Institution. that eleag On will be
JANUARY 18th, iS7f be west. Tue hours OF
:. and'4 o'clock p VI. "',r the uurpose Of
''ltc,in9 seven Directors. 10 serve for the en- :
suing year. z. al. EWGANKS
decll-te Cashier.
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Wm, u. Gahcnri; * G.. ~ Market street.
: doors fellow Fourth, ,.u iIk1 siircr in CX-.
change Tor ii6otS and shoes to n limited OK
over,
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a7ine NaiI scissor,

Carved and straight Nail Brushes, uand
brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
sale +5E E. .BRlSGHURST & co,
Corner sixth and Market strcet3
The daily gazette., 1875-01-09

a'he State Grange Of Patrons of Hus
handry has been iC Si0n'stW " iiliams-
port curing the week. Abeat 1000 mem
hers were present !. ~, y
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NOTICE.
IN THE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON & ,
!, BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY,
''' = Philadelphia, Dec cath, 1874.
Thc Annual Meeting or rhe Stockholders
Of this Company, and an Ele ction of Directors
viii take place at the Office of the Company
ju Wilmington, delaware, q n MONDAY, llth
lay of January, 1875, Mt o., clock, L. VI.
dee26lSt ALFRED I0RSEi;, Seey
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THLECrION NOTICE. .fs|
IA thRs.' Ntr osA AZ hank. /,
WilmiIxt, n. Del l,t.. 10Th, 1874.
Ne!ice is haretr 4fSen thst the animal
will be ncld at III. Banf inrs Mouse, On Tues
.iay, the 18th DAY OF JANCARY, 1875. be-
tween thu hours of fwo and four o'clocK, p.
hoiders tu serve az Director, the ensuing
%eqr. Il GO. u. Ann Srk0NH.
declNte .r Cashier.
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at Vanilla Lemon, Orange, Rose, Bitter AZ
mono, timer, Mace Crlory, etc, etc. mate
amt 5DhhwhOlcsale and retail bv
E. ERiSGIiGEST X CO.
Conner sixth anh Marx et street.
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~ DTICE.-All persons indebted to the
~ iirm of James Armstrong u Sop, will
please call at the Office of Reynolds Co,
332 Market street, at once and setile with the
Assignee. Accounts unsettled January k2th
will be collected by law without del2y.
Prompt payment will save costs and trouble
WM. REYNOLDS, A ssignee.
Inc Assignee will be in his Office on Thurs
dag, Jan. r. . jsnA6t
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n oIJCE.--The seventh Annual Convoea
y tion OF tho Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons ID Delaware will be held ia tho Ma
sonic Hall, in the city of Wilmington on the
3rd "Wednesday, that being the 2Oth day Of
January, la'5, at ii O'Clock a. III.
H. J. p. ALMOND,
Grand Secretary.
Middletown Transcript and Suseex journal
copy and send bill to Secretary. decl9-eodtm.
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+INLECTION. ,rl
L >, NATIONAL BAkI OF VII MrNaToNi
AND Bk:AEDTwlNK,
q" Wilmington, Del, Dec. l2th, lS74.
I Nntice Is Is hereby gf ven that sn election
VIII pc held at the Bank ng House, on TUES
DAY, the 18th day of ia nnary, 1878, between
the hours of 2 and o'e lock, p. NJ, for the
purpose of clecting Nine Directors to serve
the the ensuing year.
,decn-te F. RfCK, Cashier.
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, CoAsrINa ACCIDENTS. SO numerous
and frequent are the accidents from this
dangerous sport that almost every d;,y
during the Favorable, season for the mas
time we are informed OF fomo serious
mishap that very often results in the
injured parties being manned and Grip
Piled for LIE. and III soit,., rne,', death
has been the result. In fac, it Is seldom
the cas-" that some "n- i, not more or
less injured on every hillside wLcnny er
the sport is INDUCED in. Onr CITY
Fathers" should take the matter in
hand and Mt least copfnc the practice
Of the sport to the suburbs OF the city,
where il = ~ be less dangerous to both
pedest. 81 the participant 90
PIoN,s SGy,i a. No. I-SovEkLIGNa
OF I'M meeting. held last
evening. Il the following. officers
for rhe iuL t-rm:
Presid,'.,i-'' orge II. Jackson. ..su
Vice Presto nt-Charles Y. Peterson.
Secretary handler X. Way.
Treasurer--Jesse Barnes
Steward-David MontgomelJ.
Assistant Steward-M. NJ. Sauudors.
inside Guard--t3eorge w. Grant.
Outside Guart-Frank J. Hobson.
RepreSentativs--Dr. Samuel Marshall.
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WILMfSGtoy.. Del Jan . ls.j.
NJ ire Brapdywiue Mills Tor
rain E.rra,,fed flaily
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Am ESEMEN1 rs.
RAND opsRA HOUSE.
Saturday EVesainA, 1a1- 8agl, ASy1,
Americas most iuustriens Comedian
Mr. John S. Clarke,

W iii slv.. one great Comedy Performance.
assisted by the famous company OF the Wal
nut 5, rect Theatre, Philadelphia, embracing
MR. AND MRS. CHAS. NJ. WALCo4,
MRS W. CHAPMAN,
MRS. Il. A. CRES~k,
MR.. LEWIS MORRISON,
And other deserved favorites
The performance will comprise Mr. Ciarke's
own exclusive comedy, purchased from the
atahof, Starting Coyne Esq, entitled
TIE WIDOW HUNT
To. he follow ed by the extremely funny farce.
OUR COUNTRY COUSIN.
Jcss on a NG5rr. .........MR. JOHN :. CLAIMS.
Sale II =eats Ia commence. Wednesday
} ,nnary 9Th, at Boughuan, Thomas Co.'S.
Il ReserYad Seats, sl.c0; admission, 10 and rs
{ ant-. IRn4-bt
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ao.. l59.
I'kNe Worm
No. 259.
En sI.c TiciA t-ain

WI'lthr finest spccin, n of 6Oots, Shoes and
Gpitfrs Srcronercd ia Vi imington, mt modcr
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sow y Ntil''sHtt anu FttNil DV
+. BRlNGlIURST u Co.
.. ! Conner sixth and Market streets
,....
AifitED WALTON, Druggist No s35 Mar.
ket street, respectfully informs his friends
tI't.the public in general, that he keeps on
hand all descriptions OF medicines and that
IL competent person ~ at all times ready to
prescribe for such sick as call Mt that store,
amt that no charge is made except the regn.
ar lnice.ot the medicines, the same price as
theF Would pay anywhere else; but that no
"ae T. Visited at their residences %
For ibe Bath.
Hath Brushes, Bath Towels, Hath s,,ongcs
and Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also,
tle-h Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, of horse,
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and MANY other
,rtIcles of the same class at
.+ 4" f.. BRTNGHCRST & co
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
e Finest Salad Oh '
at Eiie by
...--,,. =. .BItlNGHDRST \ Co, u.
"1a a.. Corner Sixth and Market streeia.
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NJ OTICE,-The partnership heretofore sub
Mcbride, Samuel II. Carter and Henry L.
Heisler, trading under the drym style ami
name of Heisler, Mcbride, & Co., has thl,
Jay expired by Limitation, and the said CO.
REUEL Ii EISLER,
JOSEPH MCBRIDE,
u SAN'L Il. CARTER.
Jan, /. 1S,5
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X,N. NEW CASTLE CoUS1f MUTtAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
- 80. Market ST., Wilmington, Del,
I "'' january 9th. lS1J.
= The Annual Meeting of the New Castle
County Mutual Insurance Company will be
held at the office Of the Company, 8U2 Market
street, Wilmington. Del, OH Monday, the 18th
day OF January. 1876, between the hours of
10 \. M. and T.. NJ, during which time ff-
Teen Managers will be elected to serve for
the ensuing year.
WILLIAM TATNALL, Pres't.
;. u. SMITH. sec'y. janGtoI3
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The Subscribers have this day formed CO.
partnership undeL' the trim name and style of
Heislcr, Mcbride & Co., and Will conduct the
COpper-Smithing business ut the old stand,
Ill East Secondi;treet, Wilmington, Del.
REUEL I1EISLER,
JOSEPH MCBRIDE,
SAM'L III. CARTER.
Ian / 1S7t-A.1Oy
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Prime Vanilla Relns

soli holcsale AMI retail bv
H. BRINGIIURST Il co.
corner sixth and Market streei !.
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NJ OTICE.-I hereby give notice that Ishaii
AN apply to the General Assembly Of tbs
state OF Delaware for divorce from my hrs-
band Thatcher Chase.
jan1-lm* MARY G.. CHASE.
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A NNUAL MEETING.
"A OFFICE oF THE DELAWARE EAILl
ROAD COMPANY.
Dover. Dec. II, 1874. } H
The twenty third annual meeting of the
Stockholders of this Company, will be held at
their Office, in Dover, on THURSDAY, JAN
UART lith, 1875, at which time an Election
Will be helu for Directors and Treasurer, to
serve the ensuing year. NJ HAYES,
dec3l-d2tawte&Mte Secretary.
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e. sumption Of N,,...; rnNmrnt

WN. II. BAECOCK Il CO,
@l5 Market street, doors below Fourth.
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LNNTERPkISE COAL.-Persons who have
5i9alj Of Coal should go to Fout and buy q
coz " two of the Enterprise, as many have
already done This wifi help through the
cold weather. Good fires add very much to
the comforts of home. Once, Railroad and
Orange streets. ian7'75tf
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.-I hereby give notice that shall
~ apply at the present session of the Legis
i1t'ire OF the State OF Delaware, for divorce
nom my wife Ann Catharlne CTomptoD.
1an7-3t JOHN q. CROMPTON.
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Fer the Bath.

.t,.,--..,, Z. BItINGHDRST \ Co, o..
ie1s Cornar Sixth and Market ,treeia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01
Tho cs.stock Lode.

tn. com.toci Iode IA Of Tertiary noe.
and n ,hs nroduot Of solfatario fyolcanicl
.ction' ne trace OF which are still OBJ.
.srv,bis IN hot snrinos. which raiso the
tsnnsrstpre Of some parts Of the mine
N ma deo. Fair. and above that In The
immsdists neichSorhood Of the springs.
N. KING avs tbat Tho whole vein IA In
tate Of gentle chemical action. Vast
bodies Of elay ara found In Il. and this
70 the PROPERTY Of swelling. anon OF.
posure 70 ne air. with such force a. TO
cynsh the stoutest timbers. Advantage
he. h.sn TALON of tbis 10 an nm some Of
tha sIrs,sted ehambers. Rooms we're
cnt In tho CLAW. the roof and aides Of
which ouickly fsied OF. and fell down
A fast as The miners could wheel the
material away. Largo quantities wcro
taksn ont. and vet tho room In the clay
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Humboldt Items.
IFrom the SILVER state, June so.l

lrtOm tne ouvef otAte,suno wi
A lot Of bullion from the Badger mine
at varyvills. brought to town last Mon
day BY II. L. Remington. a~magamator
Of the Badger mill, assayed at the Hum.
boldt Reduction Works yesterday, went
SIS 20 per ounce. This is q high assay
for battery dust, and Remington says
they have plenty OF ore similar 10 that
which produced II In the Bartlett Greek
mines. u they only had mills TO reduce
II. The great drawback to that new
district II lack Of capital 10 develop the
mines and build machinery for the re-
duction Of ores.
Two trotting horses for Consolidated
Virginia Flood, tho bonanza million
airs, passed here last evening in Wells,
Fargo & Co.. express car. Convenient
stalls were arranged for them In one
end Of the car, and q man whose duty Il
was to attend expressly to their wants
accompanied them from the East. II IL
said that the span AN trot q mile In
2.24. and that they cost SO, 00O in tho
East.
Senator Sheppard Of Elko county,
passed here last evening. going West.
He informed q friend thai he was going
70 attend the wedding Of d. r. Sessions,
Principal Of the Elko University, who
Il 70 Be married this evening 10 Miss
Notsware. daughter OF @. N. Notewars
Of Carson City.
NJ. Io.~r t~c,r pohsv uuhl~ ~.
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Ia the Eureka Consolidated.
Urson the ssusisel, Jane .

lfrom The Seu<tnei, June %
Y-sstsssny morning. at 7:3o O'Clock an
sxplosioa occutrsd Il the 700-foot Sta
ton a tAs LAwton shaft, Eureka Con-
sohdatsd nine. vhich though fortunately
u did NOT prove Of fatal result. badly In.
jured four men, who happened 10 b a
the station when the explosion occurred.
A carman named Patrick Ferry had just
rolled mp . loaded car TO the station
landing, and being troubled with an In
jursd finger. stopped . moment TO dress
h. Hs nssdsd Q piece Of tips 10 Dc the
bandaes On ths wounded 6pesr. and
none bang handy be bsthought himsslf
that d could b obtained from . piscs
Of fuss kept d ths station for The use
Of minau In blasting. In IL natural
state the tape on fusing In somewhat
dificult 10 take Oh. and Ferry procured
Q candle, lighted II, and oommsncsd 10
warm The fusing 10 enable him to secure
sufhcient tape for his use. Above him
was . keg Of black powder. holding.
whom full, Is pounds. Onsthird OF the
amount had been previously used, lsav-
Ing about 10 pounds In the can. Ferry
vss busily engaged In warming the fus-
ing, whom suddenly becoming heated by
ths candle, Il began 10 spit, the sparks
living about at random. when, uuluck-
nv, one found its way 10 the q OF pow
der. A tsrriho explosion followed, q
sheet Of Aame filing the station. cover
ing the four men there andburning them
seriously, setting Are TO their clothing.
Al hrt Il could not b told whether they
we're alive or dead, but as the smoke
cleared away through the drifts and up
wards through the main shaft. 1t was
discovered that mono were dead. Rich
ard Williams, o timbsrman. 10 the wont
injured, being badly burnt about the
face, neck and hands. II seems q mira
Gle that his eyesight vas not totally
destroyed. q. @. Bigelow. the station
keeper, was badly burned about tho face
and hands. VIM. Hale, q miner. who
vas at tho station at the time, escaped
with his left hand being badly burned.
his face receiving no injury. The above
men were brought from the mine 10 this
town and taken TO the Cosmopolitan.
whore their wounds were dressed BY DR..
II. 3. Chamblin. who was summond 70
attend them. Patrick Ferry, by whose
earelsssness the lives Of his fellow
workmsn and his own were placed In
The utmost peril. was also badly burned
about the face and hands. The wound.
Cd men arc al doing well and no fatal
result ID anticipated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01

Ilroa tAs Tns.ss. y..enl

Mr.. MoManus. Who had his leg broken
on tho ". 4 T. r. r. some weeks ago,
10 not expected 10 live. We learn that
he sent for . clergyman this morning.
having arrived Il the ~oonelusion that he
cannot rseovsr. The poor fellow has
suffered fsarfully, bot has had all the
attention that could b paid him, both
BY his friends and MsssIs. Cobb 4 Bon,
Of the Carson Exahangs.
Doc. Dsnton's stsgss 10 and from
Lake Takos are - regular - clock work.
never miszing . connection II The boats
are ready n connect II Ne . stage
n not suf1dsat o<Asn ass promptly
pat on. asd % no passsnesr nssd fear
disappointnsnt in rsasAias TIE Glen.
brook Hotel.