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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-14
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TAnpr CIR, Nay Ia.-Yalowinr ID
. LIST OF arrivals a. the Grad Central
Hotsl, Tahoe City; Rev. j. P. Eebert,
Mn. Grace Skinner, J. E. Freeman, D.
Glabig. @. Notswars, Carson City; A.
@. Case and family. r. ii. Mathews,
Iowa; Ben Holiday, San Francisco; A.
w. Southwoth, Tennessee; Prof.
Andres. England; Geo. F.. Secmon, In.
diana; d. A. Woodbury., Rochester, N.
Y; z. Arnis, Troy, n. Y; E. s. Plat
and wife, Mn. L. p. Plat and dauRh.
tar, Toledo. O.;C, ". Hawkes. and wife,
W. A. Strong and Wife Ban Pfsncisco;
@. w, Durant and wife. New York; :.
B. Watson and wife, Ms. Percy John.
son, General B. II. McGill, San Fran.
cisco; j. A. Brumssy. Miss. A. ustorer,
Virginia City; N. II. Woods, Cincin.
natl, o.; @. Mailman, Syracuse, N. Y;
]. d. Easter and family. Chicago; D. b,
Cory, W. Irvine, Truekee; @. D.. Chris
tian. Minneapolis; 8. 8. Cameron,
Frank Bell, Reno: Mrs. Cleveland md
servant, San Francisco; o. H.. Gould
and wife. Dsnvcrs. Mass; Buck Davis,
dlonbrook, Now; g. F. Lowollyn. q. F.
MoGlashan and wife, @. s. Wing,
Truckoe; o. Laughlin, Glonbrook; Dr..
w. 3. Bronson, Virginia City; I. J..
Baldwin, T. b. Faucet. New Carlisle,
Ind; j. W. simonton, W.. H. Bushnell
and wife. T. X. Smith and wife, Nov
York; Captain Lapham and wife, St.
Louis; Governor Staniord,J. o. Forbes,
George Duffer. dlonbrook; Arthur Tug.
well, England.
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The Silver AGE Tragedy.

Tho arrival Of the bodies Of the vic.
tins Of the Silver Ago tragedy last oven
ing created quite an excitement. nwas
At q time whom the streets are usually
full OF mon. and the wagon containing
tho corpses, was followed in its passage
to tho City Hall by q motley crowd OF
men, boys and Indians, all struggling
for Q sight Of the dreadful spectacle.
Tho two bodies were taken from tho
wagon and laid on the door Of the front
room Of the city Judi. and presented IN
awful and sehastly sight. Tho faces OF
The men were covered with blood and
brains, which had become dried. which,
Win the pulled and swolled condition Of
the faces, rendered the features almost
indistinguishable rs those Of human be.
ings. Tho bodies are those Of stout.
stalwart men, which induces tho belief
that the men must have been murdered.
either while asleep. or whilo In such .
position a. 10 DO d~efenseless; "a u seems
incredible hat ons-or even two-smnll
men. such a. n these Italians, could,
even b. The aid Of any weapons except
firearms, get away with two such stoutly
built msn a McCreery and Beal. unless
those men were placed at some oItrnor.
binary disadvantage X. r.. Rersile.
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Tnr GREAT $50, 900 TnoT.-Tho match
trot on tho BAY District Fair Ground

Tar GREAT 500, 900 Tnor. The match
trot on tho BAY District Fair Ground
Association track, yesterday, between
Defiance and Abe Elgefton proved an
exciting race. Defiancei Is u brown geld
ing. about II years Of age. He was orig
inally q PAGER, and for some time hold
tho first place amongst that class Of fly.
IN. Recently his gait has been cor.
vertcd to q trot. Edgerton IL n hand
some dapple gray golding, about 8 years
old. He has o fne. steady gait and q
splendid carriage. Ho has no record to
boast Of. and until yesterday his time
was q secret. About $50. 600. exclusive
Of the &20. 900 stakes. was wagcred ON
tho race. Before tho first heat Defiance
vas the favorite In the pools, 500 to
s75. Five heats In all were run. with
the following result: First heat for De.
%ianeo; time, 22iI. Second. Edgcr.
ton; time. 226H. Third. Defiance;
time, 2:29. Fourth, Edgerton; time,
2:2G. Fifth. Edgsrton; timo, 2:26.-S.
y. Pos. kay II. Rhh1iM al
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1IEirwsIu

Sons ens hes said that the fierce do
sirs for money getting ID sspping the
virtue and hindsring the intellectual
progress Of the American people. Thsrs
d Soma txuth u the assertion. On the
Pacific Coast the fact 10 daily cropping
out. We arc fast becoming 30 absorbed
In the raes for wealth and power. that
al other eonsidsrsions. somsdmes even
the amenities Of human intercourse, are
neglected II not forgotten. Especially
10 this the case In IN vi midst. We
arc comparatively devoid Of intellectual
sxcitsmsnt and the minds Of our whole
community run In one wide groove, to-
wit: stock gsmbling and money getting.
When stocks arc up We are q happy
people. When they tumble We arc woe
BECOME. To thrss-fourths Of our COM
munisy The daily list Of prices. oftsn
made bya few despsrats stock gamb-
len on California street, Is al in all; Is
above religion. truth, and. some
times, common honesty. Is not this
ssdly trus1 a.tG- - F.
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TEE marvellous capabilities for kicking

TEE marvellous capabilities for kicking
up . disturbances possessed by the Hon.
Ignatius Donnslly Of Minnesota are
veil Known. Only ones. says the Now
York 7t1Sns. during his residence in
Minnssota has he been quiet for any
length Of time. and that was during the
last session Of the Legislature when a
ballot VA in progress for United States
Senator and Mr.. Dounslly was . can
didats. Il viii doubtless Be remember
Cd that Il vas reported a the time that
the State House was surrounded By .
large crowd Of citizens who had come 10
The Capital fron long distances to wit
ness the spectacle Of that active chin in
complete rsposs. But unfortunately
the balloting came to an end at last. and
the usual silence WIS broken. So soon
- Il wa evident that he could not BE-
elected Senator. Mr.. Donnslly. follow
ing out the custom Of . life time. began
70 look about for some other ONCE TO
run for. His eye fell on tho Governor
ship. and he has since been PiPe-laying
for that. As no has in some way enlist
Cd the Granger element ON his side, no
Ii likely to split the Opposition party In
tvo in attempting to force the DEM
ocrats 10 nominate him. The latter
party disgustod with Donnelly and all
Of his crew.. arc demanding a straight
ticket. This Ia what the Republicans
want. and they are crying est boy" to
both Changers and Democrats with APP
pafently good succsss
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Aocrprxr TO Grx. wnLiIxs.-Ths

ACCIDENT TO GIN. wuLiAxs.--Ths
numerous friends OF Gen. Thomn II.
Williams In bis section viii be sorry TO
learn that he met with q serious accident
near San fransisco on Tuesday last.
He wa returning from the races and
va thrown from his buggy. striking
heavily upon his head and shoulders.
He remained In q state Of unconscious
noes for some time. but vss taken to the
city and scross 10 his homo at OAKLAND,
where he 10 recovering. under the best
Of medical attendance. A lady Who was
riding with him Was also thrown out.
but fortunately was not injured. Tho
General used 10 drive more judiciously
and not such fast stock when he lived
in this section. Put on your brakes.
General. or you'll break your neck. yst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-14

And IN arcordases with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Director, made ON the 9th day oi
April. 1873. 20 many shares Of each parcel
a pubiic auction, a. the Office Of the Gem.
many. 3ii California street, San Francisco. Cal.
ifornia, Rooms 8 and Z (seeond floor, on MON.
DAY, the sist day Of Nay. 1875. a. the hour Of .
O'clock r. OF sah day. to pay said delin'
auent asssssment thereon, tsgsther with costs
Of advertising and eIpsnses o. the sale.
Ofncc-3ii California street, Rooms and I
lsecond hoorl. San Hraneiseo, Cal. mylltd
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MINr asLD AND Silver

lHINT G0LD AND SILvEn
NJ Mining CompanH-Locatien Of pripeipal
place Of buslness, Ban fnnctsco, California
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
storey county. State OF Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that At Q meeting Of
the Beard or Trustees. hold on the t1th day II
May, 1875, an assessment (No. i0) Of Twenty
dve Cents per share was levied upon the capital
In United States gold coin, TO the Secretary.
At the once OF the Company. Room Z. No. tsl
California street, San FrsneIsco, California.
Any sioek upon which this assessment shall
Juss. 1875, will Be delinquent, and advertised
for salo at public auction, and unless payment
10 made before, viii DO sold on FRIDAY. the
9th day OF July. 1873, 10 pay the delinquent
assessments, together with costs Of advertising
and expense. 81 sale.
DAVID 4. JENNINGS. Secretary.
ofhee-Roen Z, No.. t0i California street.
5an Francisco. California. myi4 I'd
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JULIA GOLD AND sILvER MN.

JULIA GOLD AND sILvER MN.
Location Of work., Virginia, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice Ia hereby given, that st . meeting Of
tho Hoard Of Directors, held on the l2th day
Of May. 1875. an assessment tho. ~ OF Two
Dollars ltsD per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately:
california slroot, Room No, 8. Ban Francisco,
California.
AR sleek upos which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the isth day Of Jane. 1873.
viii be delinquent, and advertised for aale ~
publlc snetion, and unlcss payment 10 made
before, will be sold On the Third day OF July,
ISIS. 10 pay the delinquent assessment, 10.
rether with costs OF advertising and expenses
or sale. lI.u
A. NOEL, SECRETARY.
oace-lis California street, San Francisco,
California. myl4 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-14

Aspssiai tnin consisting Of hity.dz
csrs len this station going west, last
nieht drawn By two engines The train
vss 20 heavy that 10 required . double
header 10 mako IL up in the yard. - 81
tyr State, My l2h.
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rus C.nop Appeal~ oorrects h. attn

TIE Carson Appeal corrects its state
msnt that Stale Minsralogst whitshill
and Professor Stewart are to receive
$500 each per month for gathering
specimens Of minerals for the Centen-
NAL. Mr.. whitehill receives no nd
ditional compensation. Professor Stow
Art only II salsrisd by the Commits
sioncn. . ~ furIm..n
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BORN.

T%RgzoNA-In Gold mn, Nay IL, to the wife
OF JEAN Trexona, Q daughter.
9ilas fetss, Q con. tauM Ia.
RicHARDs0N-fn Rureka. May 10. to the vile
o. 0se. II. Richardson. q daughter.
TlMBY-1n 0alena, Nay 7, 10 tho wife Of
samuel Timby, q daughter.
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Carson Mnr TaASsAcTIoxs yoa Arm.
Following ID . copy Of the regular
monthly statement Of operations at the
Carson Mint for the month Of April,
fQTE,
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NEW
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAININa IN TIE GOLD HILL rosT.
onc month thsy will DO sent to tho Dead Letter
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FoR RENTA

A Two-sroRY uNFURNIsIED HOUSE,
N near The Fort uousstead Building, Gold
Hill. Fer further particulars apply at Janice
Dalsy's Saloon. on the Divide. myitu
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS.

A COMMITTEE OF CORRUPTION SAID TO BIZ
OPERATING AMONG ANTI-TABIMANY VOTERS.
AT the meeting or tine ant-Tammany Executive Com
mttee held on Friday night IN the Everett Rooms il
was declared by member of the committee that he
had boon offered S. 600 to betray his friends and his
real CONVICTIONS and by manipulation OF tickets, aid
in the election Of Judge Loew the candidate on the
Tammany ticket Judge George B. Van Hoesen-
The gentleman who made the revelation also
that the who tried TO bribe him boasted to him,
before he rejected their proposals. that they had
rupted numbers of connected with ward anti
Tammany organizations, and they declared that they
were willing to spend an immense amount
OF money to procure the election Of Judge
Loew because they believed tho Tammany
nominee 10 be in danger Of annihilaton and desired
to ward that fate or their favorite One OF the project
ors OF and leaders in the scheme OF corruption is
ported to be well knQYn ex-senator from the west
side who was once political love "a his disLct l9y
he held the ighnngs Of power in his grasp and
small aspirant for place he struck went down as
the tree before the thundcrbolt The other IL Is said
is wealthy man, who for several terms held lucra-
tive office out of whose proceeds he adorned himself
dubbed "Handsome Charley
The Executive Committee Of tho anti Tammany party
alarmed by the report which reached Is and yes
terday issued the following
ADDRESS TO VOTERS
We have ascertaincd that efforts have been and are
hourly being made by tho friends OF the candidates Of
Tammany Hall TO corrupt by the use Of enormous
sums of money, those who charged with the duty
OF distributing our tickets 10 the voters on election
day. II Is proper for warn every member of our
organization of these efforts We call upon every voter
carefully to scrunize his ballot 1t is the duty of
every member of the organization TO see that no
frauds are practised We particularly call your aten-
ton to deliberate attempt the part of the friends
Of Judge Loew without his knowledge,
douotedlyl By the corrupt Of money, to have his
tickets surrepttously distributed from our boxes and
py our owp friends TO permit this would be Infamous;
dad ne ea upon every member Of our organization to
spurp with contempt the pronered bribe Every mem
per of the organization who shall hereafter be ap-
preached with offers OF money for tho betrayal OF his
trust Is earnestly requested report the fact to the
headquarters OF tho organization at the Everett House,
that the guilty party may be exposed and properly
dealt with.
IRA SHAFER. Chairman County Committee.
H. b. HART, Chairman Executive Committee.
Ocw
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
SYMPATHY FOR LABOR.

A well attended ntTammany meeting was held last
evening Thomas Garden, Seventh and Fifty
ninth street Mr.. Ira Shafer, chairman OF the anti
Tammany oreanization the principal speaker. In
concluding a vigorous and bitter speech, he compli-
mented Governor Seymour and Senator Herman for do
clinng to interfere with the city political struggle.
He compared the fat salaries Of Ftz John Porter Police
Commissioner Smith, Colonel Harrison, the Mayors
secretary late private tary 10 Jefferson Davis;
MAJOR Quincy, of the Sherid7s ONCE late Keeper OF
the Corporation Counses ONCE; ex-Rebel General
Mansfield Lowell John A. Boyd, Coroner Croker and
Tom Dunlap with the pitiul pay of 81 60 per day to
who had faithfully fought the country battle and
the honest countrymen OF John Kelly who are toiing
for bread the city works or starving while
the public treasury pampers such eminent
patriots as those he had named. When
Tammany talks of reform, how is it that New York is
by creatures OF Tweed by recent rebel officers, by
carpet baggcrs and adventurers who hang upon the
will OF Kelly, yesterday they hung upon the will OF
SweonyY democratic organization such as
is contemplated by our party would sum-
councils men like Herman and
Seymour and Tilden and Hackett They would call
forth the honest and manly sentiment Of the party.
They would unite harmoniously stamping out the per-
nicious traditions OF Tanrnany Hall. and give us a
democracy worthy Of the name In this contest there
FORE summon your best efforts. We are in the era
OF victory which think will be overwhelming and
conclusive l believe that John kellys power viii
come end, not because OF any special objection
John Kelly, but 10 the perncious system which he
chershes and sustains want you therefore, to vota
Tuesday next for every man our ticket; for tho
fearless Hacket for the brilliant Phelps, for the high
toned chivalrous Sanford for the best candidate
New York ever had for Surrogate, Mr.. Van Schaick !;
dersleeve, for the manly, hightonod, honorable and
noble hearted James Bernard Sheridan.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN TAMMANY-
TIES

Probably the most remarkable meeting ever
held in New York was tho .'liberal republican"
gathering last evening at No. 1,266 Broadway.
Tho meeting announced as being intended
70 ratify tho Tammany ticket and the call
gave the OF the probable speakers
Colonel Frederick A Conkng, Benjamin A. Willis,
aud others. When eight O'Clock arrived some sixty
seventy people were in the room, Colonel Conkling
being tho only speaker present, and the well known
leaders OF tho liberal republicans, like General och
rane Benjamin A. Willis and Others being conspicuous
by their absence A Dr. William NJ. Strew assumed
the presidency, and Mr. Brown, clerk at the Jeier-
son Market Police Court installed himself secretary
of the meeting. Dr. Srew delivered fulsome eClogy
OF John Kelly, which received with evident dis
appreciation by the meeting. He then called upon
Colonel Conkmg to speak, and the latter delivered an
able and pungent speech in advocacy OF the democratic
party He frequently interrupted, however, and
finally requested those opposed TO him to leave
outside, the door At halfpast nine
Colonel Conkling had finished reading his
address from printed slip and left Thereupon Mr..
TO Illustrate the attempt to gag the liberal republicans
He announced his intention OF speaking against Kelly
called for the police to 'Put this man out. ]"
A of indescribabe confusion ensued the
liberal republicans present all declaring that they
must hear Mr. Lee, that they protested against police
interference, and at proceeding to organize
other meeting Mr.. John +. Martin, Chatham street
liquor dealer, jumped down from the PLATFORM crying
sThe meetings. adjourned" and called upon the door
keeper to put the gas out This the lat
ter proceeded to do, but bodily prevented
finally showed to Roundsman Carpenter q
receipt for the hall, and the latter declared that
Strews VIII must be done The bafiled enemies Of
Kelly then dispersed with loud and repeated groang
enthusiastic cheers for Recorder Hackett and tho
peoples ticket And quite number then went down
to No. 400 Eighth avenue where they organized
another meeting and where Mr. Lee and Others made
ringing speeches against Kelly and for Hackett
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
NEW YORK, 70 WEST FIVrY-PrPrH srnKET,
Feb g. 1S73
DOWN WITH JOHN KELLY.

The democratic citizens Of the Fnh Senatorial dis
trict who oppose the power or Tammany
Hall held meeting last night in Jackson Hail. The
speakers were Rufus +. Andrews Hon. Samuel D.
Garvin, ex.District Attorney; William i. Howe and
Hon. Robert 3. Roosevelt The last named speaker
made an earnest address, in which he appealed to work
ingmcn not to sacrifice their principles for few days
Cmployment-not to get down upon their knees and
say, oh good lord Kelly, be merclfu to me, snner
The speaker then read letter from John Morrsscy,
regrctting his inability to attend the meeting In con
ers the necessity of eiecting not one or two
Of their candidates, but the whole people $
ticket ''You mustn said he, crush out
Tammany Hall fiat that she will never be heard On
again-you must make nn entire sweep OF II from be-
cunning TO endn James D. McClaIland and Colonial
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
TANIMANY HALL.
BOSS KELLY DEFBNDs HIMSELF AND EULoGrzE!
MS CANDIDATES.


MS CANDIDATES.
The Tammany General Committee held meeting
yesterday afternoon which quite largely attended.
Hon. Abam Hewitt presided, and, i having been
voted % dispense with Tie usual prelimnarcs, Mr..
John Kelly FOR the Committee on Organization.
Mr Kelly said that an preparations had been made for
the election Tuesday next tie electors FOR each AS.
semby district having provided tie necessary funds
and tickets Tmmauy Han has bccn careful to com.
ply with the requirements 81 tie law, and by
funds he meant money q dotray the ucccs-
sary expenses of paying ne men who were
detailed q guard The purity of the ballot box What
tho enemies q 1ammany have done he could not say,
but there rumors that their opponents had made
preparations to import large number of men from
other cities 10 vote carly the names Of legally reg
istercd citizens a spasm of yrtuous Indignation here
ran through The halp The leaders % tho antTam
many party are men who viii 10 anything; they have
for years corrupted the young men q ths city and
time has had no influence upon them The registration
IS very large, and you should all instruct the IN
your respective districts 70 vote early You know
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
JOHN KELLY ANGERED.
THE PRESS DENOUNCED AND THE TAMMANY
TICKET EULoGIZED.

TICKET EULOGIZED.
The Tammany Hall democrats Of the Eighteenth AS
sembly district held mass meeting last evening In
Glass Hall in Thiryfourth street. near Third avenue
Hon. John Kelly vas the rrst speaker lie said that
questions have been brought into this canvass having
nothing DO with Il that the old know nothing party
spirit Of thirty years ago being revived by
the republican party In their efforts to
make religious matters issues in the campaign that
they accused the Catholics ol anything gain control
or the school fund, when reality tho Catholics loved
this country and It's institutions dearly as anybody
did that the press Of this city on these issues were
attempting to crush Tammany Hail. and said
the speaker, ''f Tammany Hall u to fall
when t does fall you may have fear for your
liberties Mr., Kelly then said that John Morrssey
Francis Bixby Ard other untl-Tammany can
ddatcs ought to be condemned and defeated
for entering into unhoy alliance with
the republican party. He next discussed the
question Of the reduction Of tho labOrprs wages stat
ing that the reduction made in spite OF the earnest
protest Of Tammany Han aud Of himself lie then de-
nounced the present criminal Judicial administration Of
the law IN this county saying that Mr. Phelps and Re-
corder Hackett were unat 70 hold their Offices
Mr. Kelly said the press Of this city and county
with but few honorable exceptions is a. disgrace TO
free and civilized people Tile press of tins CITY is
controlled by personal motives and the men who
are al the head 81 the papers and 80 controlled
ought to be driven from tic community MI Kelly
concluded biz remarks by predicting a large majority
for the state and county democratic ticket
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
RETTTNG ON THE ELECTION.

crowd of politicians assembled at Johnson's pool
room last night and spccuated considerably upon the
chances Of several Of the candidates in the coming cleo
ton More business was done upon the county ticket
than upon the State the Recorder District Attorney
and two Of the Senatorial districts monopoliZng tho
time of the auctoncer For Recorder Hackett had tho
call almost TO l. and for District Attorney, Phelps
the choice Morrissey sold some instances for as
much again as Fox although there effort made
10 keep the latter well up the betting Nichols was
slight iavorito Booth in the Filth Senatorial dis
trict and Bigelow bought TO have a majority OF
Is 600 under that figure also having hackers The fol-
lowing arc some OF the hgures.-
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
AFRICAN TRAVEL.

Dr. Gerhardt Rohlfs the celebrated African traveller,
viii deliver lecture his travels, Thursday night,
November 4 at stcnway Hall DR.. Rohlfs has had
showered upon him distinctions by all the crowned
heads u Europe, and he has fairly earned them