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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-15

W HOLESALE LIQUOR
ESTAnLlaHM EMIT.

Buel Street. : : Eureka, Nevada.
r TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
i the public that Notwithstanding / have
quit the retail business, / still continue my
WHOLESALE liquor establishment, having
removed my ONCE to the BRICK BUILD
liquors In quantity, and case goods in great
variety constantly on hand. at living rates.
also hold myself In readiness to do a gem
oral contracting business. The highest cash
prices paid for checks, coal receipts, and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-15
WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

TELEGRAPH MONEY ORDERS.
THIS COMPANY rs PREPARED TO
i transmit money by telegraph to all
points ON the Pacific Coast, and to all princi-
pal cities and towns throughout tho United
States: For terms. apply to Local Agents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-15
To the Unfortunate.


q DR.. GIBBONS plsPEM-
A SARY, NO. 62S KEARNY ST.,
corner Of Commercial, San Fran
cisco. Private entrance on Com
mercial street. Established in
iSas; lSs . such sl as Gonor II Ss,S Gies snS st Him,ns.
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
Imp0tcney. etc. etc. Skin diseases of years.
standing. and liberated Legs. ETC.. successful
DR.. GifBBoN has the pleasure of announ-
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals Of Europe. and has re-
sumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor
returned with increased facilities for the allie
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is tho consequence of self
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexua,
indulgence, is practiccd by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, produce
ing. with unerring certainty the following
train Of morbid symptoms, unless c0mbated
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
in the head, ringing in the ears. noise like the
r~ustling Of leaves or rafting Of chariots, un-
e~asiness about the loins. weakness Of the
limbs. confused vision, blunted intellect. loss
Of conidence. difidence in approaching stran-
gers. q dislike to form new acquaintances. q
disposition to shun society, loss Of memory
pimples and various ~cruptions about the face,
hectic 1ushes, furred tongue. fdetid breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats, .monoma-
obtained. you should apply Immediately. ei-
Their in person or by letter, and have q cure
effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease, which never fails Of
e~fecting Z quick and radical cure.
Cured NJ Home.
Persons at . distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing . letter to DIR. Glib
BON, stating case. symptoms, length Of time
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-15
NO,TICE

r HEREBY NOTIFY .AEL PERSONS
j that l Az the owner of'thatcertain spring
Of water situated on the Secret Canyon road,
about one-half mile south of the. sway
= fin ns:. a All per;oh, a. a. rfl,hsgsbE waFnsdsRot
attend to, maintain my righttp the Same.
$3.50, sTHoS. HoyEY. :
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-15
For Sale.

A CHOICE LOT OF CANARY BIRDS
"A for sale cheap. Apply to Mrs. A. n.
JONES, on Spring street, folrth house below
Clark. au3l-Im
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-23
Gin Bib aus per:1
Gilftes Aapitel.
Bremen. Ods Nuswanpe<
rerf6iff.
Grrtiesnng.)

Sn Bremen CAB e. fir ualere Heis
ienoen iebr piel ;u l6ouen ; Ger Rob
lentcnt betauptete. nod ntsmals ems
ICl6e Start gefeb'n su baben.-Dos
@sntmmsl pom Menl6sn in Der erceen
Dance!sitart mar auberOrcsntltG F.; 9rpee
S1iTe fubren ab une ~ ; i'm bafen
par.ras resfe eeben, ibsraa fab man
feibias eslddftiSe 2sute, dberau aud
Auswanperer, pie mt! ~telonpersr Neu.-
ster rie erCben Sdife tftraGteteu.
Nu6 Die Observation-Disclosures!
pon S%toIsenpprf fanp am 6afen.
,,Wettes 8Itg! grau3bauer tas
.finD S6ife!" bemerfte Ger ROblsntcni,
Df6au nur pas ca an, pe!des 10 bod
aus Dem @oier berauSfebt cas- mub
bait pabr fetn, wie es inDetnem 8u6e
.tebt Saife bats auf Dem Wseere, rpts
8rpbe, bObe 8irden, unO lebsn fol- ib's
p'rinnen lai1en, pfe in einen. feinen
0trtbsbaule. @p 1T benr eas S1if,
auf wel1em mir fabren2 z"
so rsts ss nod nt9t Gpni!" ere
wieperte Der 0efraste, oia i'd peie
ntdt einmuI, auf was fir etnsmS 6ife
MIR fabren fpQen." e. nv
n&ann Id 9bns1 usfunit esben,
rteine berrn?" froett artis elm Iauber
sstlsieeter 6srr, Ter iapn ldnsere 3sit
rem Muspanperern na4eeeansen war,
uSie wini6en rad Nmerifa su retien9
"a t5nnsu gle 60 fir Elm slIdli6sS
Greisnte ba!tsn, mir bssssnst su fsin ;
i'd bin Asent pss 5aulss Morbad.
unp babe sic beute idon gu Miitus
auf Der Wauprpmsnaee ssleb'n, a.s ib
aus 6iQmanns 5OtsI pom 1ilde sins.
DO tpctnen Gle, meme Germ 2 CUR
Stapt Granffurt? e~inrenbuf? GrieDs
rthsbaus 2"
yNa, mir wpbnsn betm blauen
Sdifl" ~antrprtete Epni.
nSie molten mad Amertfa. 0ewib
woaen Sic nibt auf einem Dampfs
i9ife reiien isb'n Sia, in adt Easen
ssbt Der 5errmanna ab, es 1T lonf tsin
ibles SbiE Der 5errmann ; aud Der
BaibinStpn paifrt baben jerer sweis
t%auienp Iunnsn 9sbalt Damn sablt
mon-Rb'n Sic bier ben greis-@ous
rant: 1. gaiite, pterer Galpn einbuns
pertnennsis GbaIsr, unterer Gallon EN-
bunrertlebsis 1baIer, II. @ajdte etn>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-23

bdtte ibnen Niemauo ~eeslaubt. 4aes
wuBte nun zen itGeren SOB .Selu,
neil iein bsiIisf:s ber3 Dur6tcbrei
rpar.
Scuen MIR ntdt NIT eleider CIDER
belt fGliebsu, bar Ger sause AlttatbOIi
ctsmus tOct iet. neil ibm Der 6er3ldlas
fsblt ? Nur bat ct nit eem eSttltden
0eilance nibt bic entferntete Mebnlt6e
felt lonf icmpbl mas bas eeten Sslu
als aud mas ieinen 1cp tstrift. 8ei
pem Nltfatboltcismus trat Der Sob aus
gang anperen urfatsn Elm urb bat aud
gan; ancere Wirfuneen alS Der Goc
ces GrlSierS. Daribsr Bin Id Dir
Nuffldrunsen idulpis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-23
n.
, frbf.

8unte 9l6tter BON ben 9aumer
Gaaen bin axf raeinen :Gfab,
Deutli& fanu i'd haraus Ielen,
Dag nun balb Der Winter nabt.
Mas bic Connie mod 70 prG&tis
S@miden Glur une Berg unb Walc,
9Sr' i& bod Elm betnlt9 5lifern
.IG nun fOmntt Der Winter baIb !"
Iae 6arben feb Id f9immsrn
Sn benz kGumeret@en Ibal,
l1nb in f9Unem purpur eldnasn
&inss bic fulseu 8erse al.
l1nb Der GlstfGer tE4te SptBsH
GlGnssr nod i'm Stumelstlau,
gts aud Steie ii@ %entfGrtea
EcbsstlaB unb alterssran.
@slbf zen Simmel atsr3tsbet
WebmutbSca Elm S9leier bi6t,
Sur no erf bic Spnn' s~eiunteH,
@lubt es feurie, ftrabIt es li&t.
Meni6enbey; 1T eIst& BEN 5immel,
@enn erbelt pom 9cfnunssfsrn,
Ielen 2tGt bic Na@t bur&brunsen,
Greunbli9 Uinft, ,penn mod 10 fern.
l1nb in ietnem tiefiien @runbe
Sast bes 5ersens legter s@las:
Dieter Na1t beS Greenlebens
Gclet Der Iuferfebunsstas.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-23
Mms eimer Spbtenbeicbau.
CWsdfimmtu bel 6. 5arturi in @isn, 4. Seft...
Wau5tobt, neil Obne 6et3i9las.
II.

Ia i6 fein aeIsbrter Gpctenbel9auer
hin. wie id 1hon anfanes sineeaanoen
babe, 10 bin i'd su einsm IOftcr 9e>
aansen uno bah i'm ssfra9t. Da lebt
in IsutidIanp eraubsn Elm Doctor, cen
bic preuBilde Nesieruns 10 adtet, ZAP
ie ipsar ie:ne BideIn, lie etsentlid
rur ilr 9tpbe 0eut setSren, in pen
S6uIen eiu9tfutrt, unc 70 Ger JueenD
ausrlet Din9e Iebren ldet weIde fe in
cieitm alter niht ~ piilen braudt,
mas 9erace 10 otsl 1T, ais wlroe i'd Ell
mem U~Hper7dnctBen RinO Elm 9tdt In
rie 0anp geben /; rod pa6 9ebSrt ni6t
b!eber !; i'd bats aun nur an9efubrt,
pag 1W itebit ID bah MID an cine Nus
toljt1t 0epanot.
GieIer quite Ir. Scd bot mir nun
ouerIei 3ei6en aeiaat an cenen man
BEN sln3etreteneu lor srfsnnen fam.
ST iprab pa pom etgenttumIi6en 2eis
hen9erud ;--bm co6t' td mir, Sc
ltonf bat rer Altt1ttplicismus idpn ses
mug Bemabt - 3ei6snbIdle = ia rte
mar oub 70, nsnn in Ibeprien 1T Ger
AltfatboIitienuS fart, neil 70 risI 0es
lebtte rabei itho. unp lbeorien itnb
INNER 9tau peer er1u!ib - 5prten>
fdlts unp lpctsnfarre, 1ppten Hefe unp
AtpIattsn Ter RSrpsrltelen, no Die Set.
DE autle9t IL. G. in.
IrC5 e,sier eeidenerl6einunssn -
fubr Ger CUTE Gcftcr fort - TT IS
man6maI rp& idpieris. ras 0efOrs
ten(sin purh cas- tlpse 8sI9tteen pes
SDrpe.s nit Si@erbeit aususeben uno
0mSheintCpt su untetlheinen. @tbt
IS aber renn gar fein Wittel lont UNI
gu milen, pb @iner pirtIi6 tort 1T !?
Gteter Derr 1pftpr, ituciren Tie nod
Gin SisGen nab 8telst6t entp:fen
lie ned eina.
Dun RE bette auStuuft--antportete
Ger 0Ottpr--Siebt ras 5sbOrben pes
6elSsne, Cd unbbrtatttit rer Der3tDns
an li1erltsn BEN IpD~ anrsutet.
SD mpIte mid bseanfen unp sleih
III meinen lprten ellen, "a belt er mid
nod Sarltf uno iaste mir nO1 GOlsens
res: WabrI9etn!i6tsit fir ben einees
tvetsnen Ipr scpabren Das sstrobes
ne, 9etrlbte uno trefene Ause. ea6
Decentralization Der eesen oaS 2idt
9ebaItsnsn Singer, Die o5lis crpeiterte
uno sesen cas- ei@t unsmpfnpli9s 9us
piQt; bas Ni6taiesen BON 8lut
aus ssIfuetsn 8Iut> unp gulsasern.
S9 bit gle. 6srr Gpttcr, lupiel
farm i'd mir nidt mvrten. Sd faua
metnem Iprtsn ni6t pie 5dnD' pps's
9iGt baltsn ; aber pa5 Cine nil i'd
prptirsn, mas sic mir lusten, i6 pia
ros DIR auf pte 6ersSessnp baltsn,
upD borden Ob's 6ers tbdtis 1T.
Dun. bat Der NItfatbpIicism Elm
6ers? uno psnn er ems bat, l9Idst
50 np62 Sir ben SELL. 0ater fhIdst
es 8epiB ni9t, lonf bdtten fe ibm uns
mS9lt9 Den S@mer; antbun u1p etne
lrsnnuns in Scene Ieysn fGnnen, Die
tbn 70 Idmer;li6 ietn muBte. aaes,
mas tie iber ben .bsiIteen Batter nnp
le'nsn apOlteIii6en StubI l9reiben Coer
la9en, seiet rab tbr 5ers fir i'm ni9t
i6ldSt.
S9ldat eS etra fir bieSir9e ? 6a<
ben lie nt8t riele tbrer 9inber eur9
tbte S9riften anD @srleumrunaen
Ssrrirt 8sn'a@t2 S@m6bsn fe ptes
isIbs niat bet jsrer Gelsssnbett ea0en
i
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-23

Sielmebr nur ZEN Naeenbae fSrccrt
unc frieeerilGe 8erwidslunsen berScrs
ruff.
2. Oas tlar berpcrtretenbe Streben
ees peutI6en Naticnal : 3ibernliSmus
naA eem prsueil9en Gtnbettsfaate auf
Soften Der peutlden WitteI> unb 8lein>
Stauien III Elm i&weres llnrs6t ses
aen rie legtern, gesen ben @iQen ces
Npltss unb bic 6retbeit Ger Natipn.
".
Gin pauerbafter 6risbe swil9en 8tr>
DE unc Staat fam nur ranr bsIteben,
penn jere FER betpen @ewalten ft9
itrense tnnerbu!b rer linen BON 0ptt
aneeUielenes @ren;sn berest. Sees
@erihtebuns rieler 0rensen, iecer ue>
bsrerif mar nod thinner pie 0uelle be-
itdnpissr Sn~sitiststten, befanctsen
unfriepens. Snrem Der 8srstn Der
rsutl&en Satbclifen tte fefte 3u'ertbt
beet, eab Ger ~sesenpdrtts rpeenoe
firhlib : poltttlhe Eauipf CUR ocuer
6retbeit uno lnabtdnststeit Der Stride
flbren uni pie gSluns oQer unloltpen
Gomprcmi7e bswnfen miro, erfldrt er,
ZEN rehtmdbisen tirdli6en Sbern tn
cielen Befrebunsen nit solsr 0insabe,
nit fe1em 0ertrauen uup unteereass
tenn Opfermutbe treu aur settle gu
lteben.
VI.
&c fItrt sur @crrumpiruns Der
lrelie unp Der 6fsrtliden Wetaune,
menn He~eisrun9en nit 6ilfe eebetma
TrneS unp in Sercefter @etle pur6 Die
3eitunsen cine unbsrsdtiste gtnwiri>
un9 auf pa6 urtbeil uno Die Anf1au>
uh9en reS 0plfe5 aussuGben iuhen.
IS 1T Aufsobe Ger selsssebsneen Iaes
loren, 9elsBliae Oarantieen su l6aHsn,
eamtt Dor alien rte A%nCnymitdt per
Yrelis niht rur9 Nnpenpuns pes
3eusnissp aness uuo anoerer Grange
m~abreseln sefdbrret werce, "a Cbne ctes
ie @arantieer cine freie uno ~aniflnpise
Drsfs unm6sIi& 1T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

Q \. cl.m.n. fN.,l Tv,,n, h.,;,,
Ian, go. hssn,,srI m-r,.;nsSn,.
cs",...;., s.ssn,...n =. WsA.vsa, w
49, o.. 1870. :, az.
80, n. %.a,,.~i go. winch No
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a.. .;n;,.. nnon s.,,nm ~ ,~a n.,.. :,
49, - ar ;I,nu,;ns,sJ ~. shh
- -. =. 49,. \. psIs.
Tss ,..,;,i,. =, ;n".n,.u ,auy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
Brevltles.

Here are a few specimens from the
.. h,s,;,;ss" column Of Tho Gan Fran.
=
CISCO h"d'
A new novel. translated from the
Cherokee BY an esteemed Pluto, may
shortly be looked for In the columns oil
The Rival Blowers. II promises to con.
tain some fifteen or twenty lines and
thirty or forty chapters. to DO continued
in one number. 1t bears the taking
tito OF 1.-THE Lost Shirt OF whooping
Eagle or High Lille In q Wigwan.
He who has observed a faithful dog
ciinging with pathetic mast-we.part
LOOK to the heels oil man who uaed 70
Keep q restaurant may natlsr nimseli
that he has seen the sadaest thing In
life. Aiack, he has not oehsid . ~
psrvisor assisting at q meeting Tor the
last time in that favorite capacity, while
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
Fatal Aooldsat In tho Eureka Coz.
1olldated. g

The Eureka Sentinel Of the 2Sth ult-,
gives the following Particular OF q fatal
accident which occurred at the Eureka
Consolidated mine on the 9th ult..
mention Of which has already been made
in our tslssraphio columns: XIyg
Yesterday about moor q report reached
town that q tsribls accident had 90
Cured At the Eureka Consolidated mine.
ON Ruby Hill. An II usual In sush
cases there we're many conflicting
stories relative 10 the cause and extent
Of the disaster, and finding II impossi.
BILE to gather any reliable information
here In town, the Sentinel dispatched q
reporter TO the scene Of accident, where
he learned the following particulars:
About II O'Clock yesterday forenoon,
at the Lawton shaft, John McGinnia,
the shift boss, started with some mining
timbers In the safety cage to 60 down
into the mine. The cage was being
lowered by the engine. and when Be
tween the seventh and eighth levels from
some unknown cause the wrought iron
shaft which holds the reel broke. free
ing the lattsr and causing the cage to
descend with tho velocity Of o. bullet
down into the space below. The on.
| gineer sprang for the brake. but the cage
| had gained such Roadway that II could
not be checked. and It fell q distance Of
perhaps 20 or 30 feet to the platform al
the eighth level. McGinnis VA In
stantly killed by the fall, and whom the
cage brought up upsn the platform the
timbsrs with which II was loaded
were forced through tho bottom
and they fell into tho shaft,
which had been sunk eighty feet below
tho eighth level, at the bottom OF which
three men-Thomas McConaghy, Hugh
Homes and James McNeil-were work
ing. McCouaghy received injuries
which will, in all probability prove fatal;
AMI both OF Holmes legs were badly
broken. Mcneil happened 10 be work.
ing In tho other compartments OF the
shaft, aud consequently escaped I'M
harmed. The wounded men were hoist
cd to the eighth level, whore they re-
NAMED until a rope could be procured
and q temporary cage rugged. when they
were raised to the surface. Mc0innis.
the shift boss. was fearfully mangled
and crushed, there being scarcely a
whole bone In his body. He was, We
believe. a native Of Michigan, aged about
thirty years. He bore an excellent
character; WAS exceedingly popular
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

A HUNDRED YRARs HEScE.-Has any
editor los, anything? The Eureka Sen
tasi Of the 18th ult.. and the Humboldt
Rsyister u the goth contains editorials
under the above heading. worded exact
ly Alike. Since 1t would be impossible
for the SeniLwi 10 reach the Register Office
the next day after publication. IL 10 evil
dent that both editors conceived the
idea Of stealing the article about the
same time. But who il the loseri Will
not one Of those editors be kind enough
to inform Us. Give the man credit, you
old thieves. -Cdrson Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

Nor wEIcoMk.-A telegram Of yester-
day. from San Francisco. says: Nauti-
cal men. moro particularly skippsrs Of
the Arctic whaling fleet. are conaidera-
bly, exercised " the arrival here Of
Captain waddsll. in command Of the
Pacific Mail Company's steamer City Of
San Francisco. he having been in COM
msnd Of the rsbsl privatssr Shenandoah
at tho time Of her dash at the whaling
feet in okhotsk Sea. Many Of them
regard him with sentiments anything
but friendly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

The San Francisco Stock Erehan9s
says that the reserve in process OF &C.
cumulation BY the Bank Of California
for the payment OF the first installmsnt
Of notes given to depositou will be re-
leased in . few weeks. The bank. Il
will be remembered. owed its depositors
about 1900. 900 on the resumption Of
business, for which notes were given
payable In three. six and nine months.
Tho affsin Of thS'bank have progressed
very smoothly since the resumption and
10 nov in q very flourishins and satis-
factory condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

RELATIVE to the change in the edit
orial and business Management Of The
San Francisco Post. the Stock ErcAan9s
says:
The Duly Evening Poa-Bullock press
and all-has past out Of tho hands OF
Hinton X George as cheap cooks and
bottle washers, and into those Of SEN
ator John p. Jones and Joseph I.
Goodman. Jones has no journalistic
experience per Sc; Goodman knows how
To run q newspaper better than Harry
George or Hinton; We say this intel
ligently. George has hobbies; hobbies
and live newspaper don't agree. We
imagine that Goodman will mako n sue
coss Of the Post.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

A WESTERN editor. Who has been
reading OF tho preparations for the
Prince OF Wales Indian trip. thinks
that Albert Edward 10 In luck no,e. No,
not yet; he'll probably be there in a few
weeks. though.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
MARRIED.
NEW
MCETINo.

OrFicE EMPIRE MILL AND MINING
~ comkany. san rrneisco, November nh,
OF the Empire Mil and Mining Compspy viii
be held Of their once, Room No. 10 Hsyward's
building. san francisco, Cal, on wkDNRs-
DAY, December 18th next, at II O'Clock n.
Transfer books viii be closed on Friday. Abe
de2td O.. =. CURrfsS, sceretary pro tenn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
|MUFF

YESTERDAY A LADY PASSENGER IN
one Of the Virginia and Gold hin oupi
buses Inadvertently left her Muu lying upsu
the SEAT when she got out. Whoever will leavs
street. Gold Hill, will b literally rewarded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

Tns first section Of the Indepsndeucs
and Santa Monica Railroad Is complete
ed. and yesterday was formally opened
for travel between Los Angeles and the
seaport Of Santa Monica. Trains passed
free over the road. carrying hundreds
Of sIcursionists. The track il in fine
order. and the vharves and buildings
are q credit to the road. The telegraph
says that no speeches or tossts were in
dulgsd in. but everybody had . good
time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

IsS'r il about time that tho State
Prison experts should be ready to re-
portl II must b a heavy job TO find
out how much. or little. Warden lyman
has stolen from the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

TEE Reno Journal compliments the
''daring courage" Of Stanley. the AZ
Sican explorer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

TIE Louisville Courier Journal thus
defines its position during tho Ohio
campaign: 1--WE had to discount the
rng.baby. or the Grant policy. We
were, indeed. between holl and the iron
works; Sam Cary In charge OF the one.
and Wash. McLean's littlo mud.devil
making the other moro appalling by its
filth than its fire."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

" James Gordon Bennett does marry
that senorn, we 10 MT sec for the life OF
MS how q Spanish.American conflict al
be STAYED off long.-ChiodJo Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

GEoRoE N. DALLAS GkANs, Andrew
Jackson Geams. and James X. Polk
Geams, triplets, born In 1854. ara living
near each other In Barton county, Ga.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

CnIcAao and st. Louis journals lose
mo opportunity to lampoon each other.
just now. Chicago ia in high feather
over the exposure Of the Crooked
Whisky Ring at st. Louis, and the
journals Of the two cities are filled with
articles. offensive. defensive. sarcastic.
ridiculous. etc. The Chicago Post and
Mad. Of . recent date. submitted the
following sxssperaing comparisons:
.'Ths difference between Chicago and
st. Louis Is illustrated oven in the
crooked whisky Developments. There.
the steal was accomplished BY q whole
sale corruption OF officials. businsss
men and journalists. Here. where vir-
tue is the rule. vice the exception. each
distillsr ''vsnt Il alone" calmly trust
ing to Providence, and keeping his own
counsel; consequently the Chicago men
are in funds and able 70 settle up. while
the poor devils in st. Louis have nothing
in the future but . prison for themselves
and poverty for thsir families. st.
10 Frsnchy. grsgarious. and in
efficient; Chicago Is Saxon, sslf.reliant,
and effective.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
NOTICE.

DHE MEMBERS OF TIE coMnIrTEE
appointed To devise some way OF raising
funds TO purchase additional ntees.ary ma
terial for the new Gold Hill tchool House are
hereby requested 70 meet 81 the Town Hall
THURSDAi EVENING, December I'd, a. !
o'clock. *. WILLIAMS, President-
] n. MARSHALL, Secretar,.
aold Hit, December I. 1875. del I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

NV YonK. Dec. 1.-The Grand Jury
Of the Court Of General Sessions to-day
made a prcsentment TO Recorder Hack.
EFT, declaring that all games Of chance
had q dsmoralizing influence on the
people. and calling for the suppression
Of pool.selling OIL horse races, regattas.
elections. etc.. a. an evil which should
be stepped, and stating that laws should
DO enacted or attended to to procure the
punishment Of offenders In these cases.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-27
Maryland Affairs.

Engaged in the oyster business at Girls
field are 20 packers, 46 shippers of barrel
ed oysters and | 900 shuckers.
The druggists in Worcester are having
good time selling whiskcy. A drug
store in Worcester is said to be as good as
gold mine since the advent Of local option.
1t is said that the Register of Wills Of
Talbot county thinks seriously of rcsigning
his Office. The fees Of the Office have not
amounted to 800 in the last two months.
Letters of administration have been issued
to but two parties during the present year,
Cyrus Stack, the murderer Of Benjamin
Rhodes, of Dorchester county, has been
captured in Florida. Stack became very
sick and made what he believed to be his
death-bed confession. But he recovered
afterwards, and Is now in the hands Of
officers Of the law. He will be brought to
Maryland soon, and tried for his crime.
The Cumberland Times, Of Saturday,
says "A few weeks ago We made the an.
nounocment that Mrs. Margaret Houck,
an aged German lady residing on North
Centre street, had reached her one hun.
dredth birthday. We are now called upon
10 cronicle the death Of this venerable
lady, which took place yesterday. Mrs
Houck was one hundred years old in Jan.
uary last, and had been a resident Of this
city for nbout twenty-five years.