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NOticc Of Removal

&. Koch has removed his boot and
POI shoe shop from the old stand TO his
new brick building ionc block below,
No. 80 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and sixth streets, where he will
keep the hest home made and st. Loui
custom made boot, and shoes. made Of
the best material good workmanship
and in the latest styles. All orders
promp,ly attended to. y-23.if.
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PIS.SENER n; Louis Herbert.

ID~ DR.. sherman, the great Special
ist, 500 North sixth street. has gained an
cnviabe reputation in the speedy manner
in which lac treats all chronic diseases.
See advertisement for hi- great Syphlitic
Eradicator, Endorsed by the medical IA
Guilty everywhere. 9-ls-lyr.
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ltsterus Cleaned.

Persons having cistcrn- needing pump
ing out and repairing can have II done
promptly and at prices t. suit the times,
by calling on J. :. Hawkins, Cross street.
have "A man and pump employed all the
time for the purpose. y-l6-ti.
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a Fine stock.

Wm. Ehlers desires to inform his pat
rons and the public generally, that he has
row Oh hand Il large stock OF French and
German Calf, Kip and Morocco, and Is
prepared to manufacture, for store and
office wear, the finest of Morocco or Calf
Skin Shoes or Boots; and for farmers,
,lraymcn and outdoor wear generally, his
French Kip stands above anything ever
offered In this market. His Lasts are Of
the latest styles. and he can guarantee Il
tit and satisfaction to all his patrons.
N.3.tf
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at Louis llerbcrt'..
To the Citizens OT Caro-.

would inform my many friends. that |
am still in the auction business, and ready
TO attend to all sale. that may offer. My
long experience in ,hi, business needs no
comment-i is no experiment on my part
and parties entrusting goods - my care
need not be afraid, as | am no "-quib" or
novice In the business.
Spe cial attention given 10 real estate Ind
outdoor sales, as have never missed maxi
ny a sale. ID IAKTMAS, Auctioneer.
Corner sixth street and Commercial Az.
SLIT
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A. HALEY has removed to his new
store room, ll5 Commercial avenue, OPP
posite Winters Block, and next door to
the Arab engine house, where he will be
pleased to see all his old customers and
rs many now ones. 9-30-tf
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Louis Herbert has PILSENER.


II YOU want tinware, stoves etc. THAT \.
HALEY has changed his place of business
and can now DC found at ll5 Commercial
avenue, next door TO the Arab engine
house, where he will be pleased TO see
you and give you bargains Il. Of old.
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Notice..

hereby notify the business men OF
this city, and public at large, that l will
not he responsible for any debts con-
tracted in my name, unless made by me
personally. MRS. ANNIE CofNE.
lO-J3.20t
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FOR rREAst RER.
ENRON BtLLETiS Please announce WNl. y.
RLDMhS ~ n candidate for the Office OF County
Treasurer and Assessor at the ensuing Nov,m !.
Der election.
We are authorized to announce JOIN y.
REEVE as a candidate Tor the Office OF County
treasurer and Assessor, 1T the ensuing Novem-
her election.
W. are authorized 10 announce JOHN J..
HELN acauhidaie for County Treasurer at the
ensuing Sov"u.b.r election.
rOE COMMISSIONER.
We ar authorized 10 announce the name Of
GEDKsI ". SIMMONS Of Ihebe-, M . can
didate FOR the One ui { unty tominis sioner OF
Alexander county n the ensuing election.
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The river last evening was falling Il
little, and the rate of decline will increase
to-day.
The weather continues clear and fine,
and business fair.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The George Spanglcr and bargcs are
coming here from the South for another
tow of iron.
The Greyhound was aground at
Tradcwater at last accounts, and Capt.
Verhoif has gone to meet her.
The Cincinnati Commercial says the
JAS. Hobson raised the barge Raven No.
|, sunk at Four-lnilc, and she will be re-
paired at Cincinnati. There were fifty
timbers broken. All the freight damaged
by the accident is destined to st. Louis.
Mr.. Thomas A. Watson was married
to Miss Mollie j. hurry at Sewickley,
Pa, on the 2lst, and Pilot Joel Dobbs
was married to Miss Maria Ward, of
lronton. on the 10th. II seems that the
boys are generally preparing for cold
weather.
The Thos. W. Means and barges
have been chartered by IIayden's Great
New York and New Orleans geological
and Equestrian Exposition TO make a
trip down the Ohio and up the Missis-
sippi to Quincy, stopping at the various
towns along the route to give exhibitions.
The rival packets james Howard and
Thompson Dean are having lively times
In the Memphis and New Orleans trade.
Their regular day Tor leavin. Memphis
is Wednesday, but on the last trip the
Howard left one day ahead Of lime, in
order to get large amount of cotton
awaiting shipment below. Tho Dean
proposes to stick to her day, II she loses
by it for awhile.
The Lilly made the following
changes in the lights between Wheeling
and Pittsburg Light at llorse-tail moved
to loot OF bar; light at Beaver Shoals
moved down 100 yards; light at George
town Island moved up $50 yards; light
at Blacks Island moved up 200 yards I;
light at RaccOon moved down 100 yards.
A number OF changes will be made be-
tween Wheeling and Cincinnati.
WAn DEPARTMENT.. RIvEn REp0nT, !
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now.ehela Furniture AZ Auction.

Friday, Oct. 90, 1915, at 10 a. M, at
late residence of NJ. ). Cox, deceased. on
Walnut, between Eighth and Ninth
streets. Bedsteads, springs and mat
tresses. bureaus, washstands, wardrobe.
chairs, dining room extension table, side
board, refrigerator. hat-rack, kitchen
stove and utensils, heating stoves, floor
mating, carpets, small tables, curtains.
lamps, dishes, etc. LOUIS II. MYERS,
10.26-4t. Auctioncer.
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Choice line of coffee aud sugar just in,
al the New York Store.
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The .ilerande1 Coudy BaHk ,otH Pc. IT.
t>rest on deposits u, tho sariags depart
,Heht. lO-5-iUi
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pWXX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printed
81 80 and 81 90 per NJ.
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Look at these prices. offered by q. Hay
thorn & Co., for 10 days. VIZ MEAN BUS
MESS -
Boys new style Alexis ties....... 5 l 90
- Good Winter Boots............ 2 90
I" Custom-made Calf Boots. 3 20
Youths Good Calf BOOts........... 2 %
Mems Custom-made Calf Boots. 5 90
800 cases Boots and Shoes at astonish-
ingly low prices-whole sale and retail.
y. HAWTHORN & Co.,
l0l Commercial Avenue,
l0-29-l0t. Cairo, Illinois.
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PICTURESQUE America .

At the BULLETIN blndery-4s numbers,
bound in two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco; cost St4; for sale at So,
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New BWck wheat Flour
for sale at the New York Store. Also
self.rising buckwheat flour, in boxes, tor
family use. ll-lo-lOt
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For sale.

The Delmonico Saloon. with ten-pin
alley, shooting gallery, and all fixtures
pertaining to the establishment. For
terms Of sale, apply to
l0-26-tf Mrs. ANNIE CoYNE.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
- Friddie, Ohio.
- Belle Memphis, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
- Friddie. South.
" Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
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ANNOUNCEMENT


f1-Annoupcements Is cash -nvaria-
bly, in advance. No exceptions to this
r1i1e - "A
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ABOVE
Low WATER

WAN DEPARTMENT.. RIVER REronr, /
Oct, 70. 1875,
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to report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28

IscoRRkcr.-Ths virginia Chronicle
OF Saturday has q communication signed
by nine former guards Of the State Pris-
on which In introduced as having been
''sent TO the Carson APPEAL Inst March
for publication. but. we believe was
never printed" The Appeal Of yester.
day morning denies ever having seen the
article. The fact II that Il Was handed
70 the editor Of the Tribune about the
time mentioned by q gentleman who We
bad every . TO believe was aspiring
10 the position occupied by Col. Hy-
man. and did not seem particular as 10
the means Of obtaining 1t. We did not
give II publication for that reason, con.
sidsring the interested motives OF tho
man Who doubtless obtained the state
mont and edited II himself. We do not
propose to notice the communication at
any length. but would merely my that
those signing II were quite az likely to
be seeking 10 regain their lost positions
by these statements against the old
Warden, u that those whom they 10.
cuso Of giving evidence favorable to him
before the Legislative Committee wore
seeking by that course 10 regain theirs.
The Lie IL quite o. likely TO be with the
signsrs Of the document In the Chronicle
with those whom by implication they
accuse Of lying before the Legislative
Committee. --Cdrsoa Tribune. Sept "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28
TO THE CITIZENS OF GOLD aILL

You aro all invited TO call and inspect
our now and elegant store With its full,
rich stock Of watches. chains. jewelry.
silyerwarc, diamonds, clocks. bronIss,
music boxes. etc. whonsver you visit
San Francisco you will always be re-
ceived In u courteous name by J. w.
Tucker. 13l Kearny street, who will al.
why's take pleasure in showing custom-
ers through his stock Of goods, mover
considering II n trouble. but always tax
ing great pleasure in showing goods.
Don't fail to call and see him erc you
purchase elsewhere. He will send good,
for selection TO any part Of the Statos
and will repair watches aud jowelry sent
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co., guarantee.
ing oil work which leaves his store; ON.
ploying. as ho does, the best Of work.
men. Don't forget his new stors--l3l
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28
The indian Scare.

The Eureka Soahxi thus disposes Of
tho allegation that A. O. Cleveland and
Dan. Murphy were responsible for the
late .Indian Scare" or that the same
was originated by them for specu-
lativs purposes. The quotatation
below II from the pan OF Major
Dennis, Who. a. We have before stated.
was upon the ground and ought 70 30
we'll posted:
In regard to the charges against A.
G. Cleveland and Dan. Murphy. they
arc entirely without foundation. They
neither OF them started nor are In any
manner responsible fer the Sensational
reports which we're ssnt from the tale
graph Offices Of Phoebe and Cherry
Greek. They were defsnseless when
they had reason TO believe that they
we're about to b attacked BY hostile In
dams; q belief which Wa shared BY al
the settlers in the valley. who svincsd
their sincerity BY Detailing themselves
with their families 10 Cisvsland's ranch
for protection, leaving their crops TO b
destroyed BY stock during their absence.
They sent 70 Cherry Greek for arms.
ammunition and o few men. - any per.
sons would have done under the circumi-
stances. The exaggerated reports sent
by telegraph are attributable 10 other
sources, and TO the Commissioner OF
Lincoln county nor than any o else
are the people OF the State indebted for
tho big SCARE and the expense entailed
in calling out the troops by Governor
bradley. They probably acted In good
faith. but II ill.becomes them TO heap
abuse upon others for ths tempest which
they . themselves created. The idea
that Mr.. Cleveland got up the scare for
speculation. Ia too absurd for serious
comment. He had from ssvsnty-nve TO
one hundred psrsons on his hands for .
couple OF weeks. and IL probably q
couple Of thousand dollars out Of pocket
for provisions. forage. arms, amunition.
etc., with no chance even 70 get . quar-.
ter Of q dollar Of Il back. Setting FIRE to
ones own house upon which there was
no insurance would BE- q parallel case OF
s.speculation."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28
A Very Remarkable Case.

A very remarkable cass II engaging
the attention Of the people Of Nevada.
Charges have been preferred against the
Warden Of the State Prison (vho ID not
tho Lieutsnantl Governor. a. In this
State. but Is appointed BY the Board Of
State Prison Commissioners, Consisting
Of the Governor. the Secretary OF State,
and Attorney Gensral). These charges
we're preferred BY one Of the prison
guards, and this guard II alleged 70 have
been allied with the notorious Nollis
founhay (thsn In prison) and q male
convict. Who was employed - clerk
in the Office Of the penitsntiary. A far
a. We can gather. correspondsncs passed
between the male and female eonvicts
and the guard. and the three held ION.
situations. on the subject OF Warden
Hyman's integrity. Il must b con-
fessed that here vasa work Of reform In
strange hands. and IL II probable that
there are few men In the world % bank
rupt In reputation a. to b capable OF
injury BY the report OF q Committee
Of Investigation composed OF Q Spy,
. haflot. and o notorious thief. And
in point OF fact the people Of Nevada
do not appear to place much reliance In
the alleged or imaginary discoveries OF
this precious trinity. but . very consd-
cradle amount Of intsrsst has been clio
tied BY the letter In which Governor
Bradley eoolly admits that be placed the
guard in the prison. and sanctioned and
approved his espionage over The War
den. In the State Of Nevada the pso-
pie are accustomed 10 employ very plain
language. and one h tempted 10 follow
tho custom Of the country in this cass.
On the whole. however. Il may BE- batter
10 let the pres Of the sister State put
The nscsssary smphasis into their CON-
msnts on the Developments. W. don't
know what Governor bradley meant BY
his Letter. but W entertain Q decided
that ia publication has Pot q
harp and sudden limit upon his pahlic
,arssr.- Sac. Recerd- Union. Sept. 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28
, SECRET SERVICE Lr,IiNARY.

A feeble vail Is heard from Carson.
1t comes from the Governors detective.
and appeared in this, mornings Elder.
prise. Its main object Is to show that
as a detective tho writer Is ~ plus ulfrd.
and its effect Is to convince tho public
that instead Of boins a 'lioa." as no
represented himself 10 the convict Nc
Comas, the Governors spy bslongs .
species lower In tho grade Of develop
ment according TO Darwin-whose chief
noticeable characteristics are q strong
baritone voice and prodigious ears. We
freely copy the letter Of this champion
detective without charge for the adver-
tisement. Al specimen Of compost
ton and ''lamb-lke" innocence II 10
unique. We sincerely hope the young
mn will find his business so lucrative
a = to forego tho study Of the law for
which he Is said to have .
p~neAaaa. The ~rivalries OF that
profession would sorely trouble one
whose mature ID gentle as . lamb"
Under the auspices BY which he has
won his first public notohsty. and with
tho patronage Of . State behind him.
the future Of the Governors prodigy
% q detective. IL undoubtedly assured
Our advice TO him 10. TO keep himself
before the public and stick to the pro
fes.ion Of detective. Following II th'
iai.st s~pissolary effort Of this corrusca'
ton In the secret service branch OF oul
State Government:
CAnsox Crrr. Sept. "a. 1875.
Eiiior Territorial E'Lrprbs-Sir
Fesling that the reading public ma,
think strangely Of my not answering
such abusive language as the Tribune o
this city has us~d toward me. and vish
ing to mako an explanation Of Affairs,
therefore make the following statement
A regards Governor Bradlsy's letter
which wa published on The 2lst, Il l
correct. The conversation took plac
a he said; and no matter from vher
the letter was written. Il strue. A N
eards the portions Of my letters copis'
IN your paper. they. I think, are -
wrote thsm; Why leave ont apGt an
why put In blanks whore I did noti
Az regards my bsing q ''lion" and Ii
great man Miller" u some partis
deem ft 70 call me. I must say this: n
nature II a. gentle - . lamb. Righ
here I must make an explanation. .suE
pose you thsusht certain parties wer
stealing from you; you could not cato
them; you employ Q man or detective I
/. ferret them cut; must you lay dow
your way Of dstsctingi All Law allow
q detective his own way. Il allows hil
his own way Of ineratiating himself int
: the confidence Of thoss from whom B
may gain his information. ! knew 10
man, and I knew that II he thought N
q hero or o ''lion," that he would 70
what he knew. know the reason WI
: certain parties boot at me for 20 doinl
But 20 AJAX any old detective about u
, matter, and II he don'tanswsr - ] ha,
stated. then you may deem me q frsu'
. thank the gentlemen for advertisir
: me, a. I have gotten business BY !
What knowledge I gained In the matt.
while I wa there In Carson remains
DO shown In the future. Yours, rsspec
fully, DANIEL b. MnLsh
! p. S.-As 10 my carrying letters bacl
wards and forwards from McComas
. Mollie Founhay, I did 20. knowing
would forward my purpose. d. 8. II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28

Two young men walking down wash-
ineton street yestsrday. were diseus.ing
Ne means u obtaining . smoke. "I'vs
got Q counterfeit half dollar" said one.
Cant you pas iti" asksd the other.
81 don't know; you might" "MsF"
and The young mans face became n
continustion Of an elongated sxclama-
ton point. "Msi Why the very fact OF
ny having % much money would create
suspieon.'' = pieksos9y Hsruid. 25h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28

Tnx happiest moments Of a woman's
life are when she Is making her wedding
garments; tho saddsst. when her hus.
band comes home late ut night and
yells to her from the front steps to throw
him out some key.holes, assorted sizes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28
MARRIED.

BEcKMAN-HANE-in uoid I'LL. Ssptsinys.
ID. by ltev. Thos. Urn. Loais Bsekmsnt "
Annie Hsne
CARROLL -MACtULRY-In Gold Hili. Sep
temb . ., Thomas CARROLL 70 Mia csihsrins
Mseauley.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In vlrslaia, Sep
TENDER IS, by Bishop whltakss, oeorHs l.
Murdoch 10 Mlss Lixsis J. Prsndibls.
FUR0ENKR-JOACHfMl-I Virginia Sep
,smbsr %. y. fugsnsr 70 Mics Louisa Jos-
ehimL
HA00RRT-ApAMs-In Virgins. ssptsmbsr
rs, A. G. HAggsrt ~ Miss kats Adams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28
LATE TELEsRAMs.
Risssus PrseeedisE~ OF Mtii Opera.
tors : Bniidings stsaed and
werknsn Issimtdnted - Troops
Called % Maintain order.

tara Ruiidinwu Seoned aud
SSern,-sn I.sim,dnsed - Troops
C.lIsl ~ M.ins.in order.
r,,,. R,vvp Mass. Sent. 27.-At G
,..ia.L ,h;s ,no,,;n, an. familiar sounds
y, 0onos wh,s,iss snd bells sounded
from different mills and manufactories,
,hrov;nc onop their doors 10 operatives
~ ,Sa. nrsssntsd thsmsslyes al their
mill. Thew were asked II
~ wonid ar ~ould not xiou an agree-
n,.., Thosa who vouid mot were rc-
an..,.s % Jis,crss md tbose sippinc
Iss..S ,n,o ,ho mill Several Of tho
IN" Nj NV, has. onon,h bsln 40 mskeit
.n ~, ~ s,a,t mn They nro ready.
SaUsy., vhsn susicient number
n. .J.;sah,s Tha Durfee mills
a.s .;na nm twelve pair Of mules
a., 49," hrndrs5 ami afty looms. one.
49,, Iii -. L.i,c q, vo,t
r., gsSn ptn..., pa,Ssn mill s,.r,.d nm
Ins st. s,.S.s1 ,oom. win 4 mil
WIN se..a =, "-n;nn.Ss arJ %snoo,srs
ooIp .aam i. rs.,Iy fnlI'
anu .he en sronssnJ
Aoou. GOV oe'9'n nj. mill
operatives maIcne. uo a.. .arJ
maA'ns an s"r n..;n,.nJsr onS
were met Y 'no s.rs,,msn,
oversee, Oh 'no r. .. ne - Ian,
whom they s'oheu' os' nv
Of bay . q gaze c'oseu asMnss %
This intimidatsd . iaige n mm
vsavsrs, VINO .nen ie'. .nS
u now running hoou, .nrvo huIai N suu
atty looms. Inc fan ni.el n.;.,' .s.s
turing Company = mn s' ~
hundred ioonis' anu SIX Pai' Iii III
Tho spooiing depar'men. 'un anu
there are lair represen's'''eH ~ o
departments; Inc oia"s; w .uTm,
~ . anal ,-snrssentation In each
5-sn.,,rsrt and ali continue to run OK.
\. Sis,je Helm tber, having been
shrsstsped with the taking Of their lives.
many withdrew, and the mill was shut
dovn. A woman having several chill
dron in this mill was visited by q mobof
lit OF seven hundred operators, who
told her that II the children were not
taken from the mill they would be kill
Cd when they came out, and made
threats to the operatives OF the Chase
and other mills. As they passed the
Montauk mill, stones were thrown at Il,
.masbinu some thirty or forty squares
~ ,lsss' A number vero also broken
A. he Osborne mill. Tho operatives
,;.;ts5 Msyor Davenport this morning,
.oi;c;tino ciJ. Thsy were informed thai
A ths, Ssa declined work this morning,
he had no authority 10 assist them from
the city treasury. They intend TO make
application 10 Governor CASTOR. About
II o'clock o thousand operatives gath
cred In and around Market Square, near
the City Hall, demanding relief. The
Mayor attempted TO address them, but,
failing to obtain q hearing. ordered the
crowd TO disperss. The police In obey.
ing his ordsrs to dispense the crowd
were compelled TO exhibit revolvers'
The police made SIX Arrests. Inc Mayo
has called upon Coione, =; lava; .,
b Tnird heeimsn.' VINO mas ho.neo
companies d ana y, .. 'nis Guy, 20 ~
semoie ~ neaaquai.ets ety
and mas also called aaoiuonL Gull
Panies o oil, regiment from neisnoor'
ing eiues. Large namoefs oa opS.,
atives woai go 70 wofk :, once 'ou ny,
q " assufoo v, P,,oseosou' VI
seven'esn sp, I, WY sisuse 49,
men. Nsano psssn n,.n .s.,...~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28

waN . man goes to q quilting party
about tea time. and sits down on . ball
Of vicking' with q long darning needle
In Il, he viii think Of more things on
nsctsd with darning In = minute than he
can mention In two hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28

PHTERs-In Virginia, September 81. Clarence
r., infant son Of alias and Ann kli1ahsth 70
ten, ased I months and 10 days.
KNIGHT-tn Virgins. september %, horsn
W.. son Of Woodbury. and hary d. Knight
COI,RMiN-In Genoa. septsmbsr u. Kate II.
lea. daughter Il jerry and Sarah Coleman. Of
Gold NIL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28
BORN.

DOoLIN- In sutro. September %. TO the wife
Of william poolin, . daughter.
HOADLhY-ln Eur h. September a, 10 the
wife Of II. 7. Hoadisy. . son
McALPINR-In Phoebe. September n, 10 the
wife of T. McAiplns, . son.
EASON-Iu Silver Orvek. Lander J. Sep
tsmber II, to tho wife Of hobart Kason, .
daughter.
MADDOX-in italian Canyon. Lander county.
septsmber u. To the wife q o. Il. hsddor. .
Sou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28
. Treableseme QuestIen Neltled.

LONDON. Sept. IA special from
Berlin says Dean S~uzchinsky has joined
tho Old Catholics, and they were thus
obliged TO decide on the question In re-
gard to priests marrying. and have de-
cided Il afirmatively. The Government
has resolved TO protect Suzchinsky in
the enjoyment OF his tempomlities.
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. Meb-Betwsen Forty and FIN
Isjured-One Nan Killed.
\" NAsHs'
Priest.

MONTREAL, Sept. 27.-Abbe Joseph
Chabert. q prominent Catholic priest
and Principal Of the Government School
OF Art and Design, was arrested Satur-
day on . charge OF rape, committed on q
girl named Josephine B~eaucamp, agod
15 years, at his rooms. Ho was com.
mified for fnrfher inxasiinnfinn-