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The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY,

A gentleman by the name of Crawford
was returning from his home by way of East
Seventh street ple Might. AHa ue6k) u hen
ne was approached by a rough-looking fel-
low and told that man was lying on the
pavement short distance below them who
needed medical assistance AMr. Crawford
Immediately suspected that some fraud
was to be practiced on him, and drew a re-
Volver, threatening to shoot the man if he
advanced any fnrlher. On hearing this the
man fytlrg Oh tlfe pavement arose, the two
joining and running down the street, rather
unsuccessful in their attempted robbery. 1t
is rumored that tricks similar to this have
been successfully practiced. ..y-,.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
Receiver Southern District =
south ofefAAfBRNSGp W."

SPRCTAT NOTfCE' TO C9|.d N'eoo,sa!3
y PAYERs.-The uhderslesun su 'nolcs la
q County Taxes haSlnIE IsSaI & gsve yts mo-
payable at that date, and wtnavx.psyers oS|
than Qne-twentieth Of tns s-sNStiet N itbe Sis, siS,|
psid ahy attenstm tesatta; tesaat;on viii " Qp& 4J&II
g i8ts }S5fsSS aSg 3
gives the collectors pc%SSy tSsy n Iecsve, vi
cost in ten days after WI ia .f-a.''hIs.
duplica1Rath Il 81 2r;AARPENTEEtH,,;s, M 70
Aos ,rslgob yWdIvBN; clsousashI
,,hus23,tE naof;1 .ucis gt tLEI.I
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18

The seaford House. iats Sch ford; togetaeA
with the stables, tormerll belonging "
Theodore Price. wss.sbla at Asherit's sale
oa % nSSattrtIH4aX a ttI4laX last 70 n GollsRs fer 5000
On snlat- 11ig:..:9naas.. q, wiS;N::Mr..: Ss piIel
EIEbN OF sealetrd, Eas Tis.trfy s,e teff ftoff +
ssryies at tbet N 4Es chiGGi q piece Of chstH
cd With gDes foreesu4bn.k.s head, cutting
despgashs aptak kntcking him senseleis fSfa
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Great Enterprize far the Citi.c,s,ef JEjllv
'ttiH9sossa
"a Triumphant Suecess-Gas Generated
from Water.-This gsosb object, AFTER Tong
and extensive experiments, has been accom-
plished practically by'J:: 81 Carl The ap-
paratus Is perfectly yahtomatic and self-regu-
latins ~ ksoberations, and can be used by
ary family tt simplicity and CONSTRUCTION
is such that it can be muufFptu1eik HApy
mechanic, and it only, gan be seen in opsfk
tion to be appreciated. LUMINOSITY, safety,
reliability economy", durability, Ina cor.
venience are 1hs featJwxnts III the public /;
and that all may be conviHesd of thasg sgneAt
importance of this .invention.1all scientific
professional and busidess tealdiaen are re-
spectfully invited to be pssasdf ma k1tness
The. exillbitionl aiN hear the explanations
gippi ard ssassts lpost. ectgg1izAt on
Monday evening at S1clock Oct. 18th, rs,
in room S. ciaSsoh H0dsc,,
Dcl,:oo D T'rAAzyL4 T
'53i1S :)E1GR HI t'!.5csaa
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
FOR. RENT
For SALE.

Wv 'AAI' ! :, -
A FAR" OF Is. l'a ACRES OF srpnaa,,,||
LAND,
III In I White Clay Creek Hundred y., =
~ SouhLy- neiawrfe, one mia wv NV CaA
toWn 81 Newark, on the New ioNdLn'uo IRON 2 ths|
buildings large, modern, ornama",aa aoa Road
IN perfect order, comprisinga a''''a'' and
MANSION HOUSE, -'-- i
FARMERS COTTAGE,
TENANT HOUSE, BARN,
: SHEDDING. sTABL1Ne,
WHEAT HOUSE. HOG HOUSE, ,,,
AND YARDS. POULTRY HOUSES up,,
HOUSE, DAIRY, &C.
Fencing new and substantive This n
hlgnly improved and will paw ten nar s'i aIIl a
on the price asked lor it, and il M wor,t pTt cent
examinatiOnb by any one wishing "u,.n! q %.n!
1ul nome surrounded by beautiful sssusa usueal
and fertile fields, convenient to Ssaeiy 'ss
ch hufclles, railroads and all other oS,ns Ssneas
OF modern civilization, ',. '' o0ulfoFl
REYNOLDS l. CO.,
@2 Market Street.
e' t'-"u Wilmington Del
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
NOTICES.

nR. WALES. has returned to his resi-
~ dence Cor. Eighth and King Streets
oct l5.tf.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
Observation-Disclosures

NTOTICE-l, CsohsJh,e ford, in compile
~ ance with the requirements OF the act
OF Assembly, In such case made and Provid-
ed, do hereby gIve, notice that shall apply
Of the Fssce and JAN Delivery Of the state
Of Of Delaware, in and for tho County OF New
Castle. on Monday, the 18th day Of Novem-
ber next, A. d. 1S7a being the first day Of
the next term Of said Court, for license TO
keep an Inn or Tavern at No. 4S y. 7th
and Lombard stfeets, Sixth sWdrd, In the
city of Wilmington, county Of New Castle,
in the State of Delaware, and tO:sell into1i-
eating liquors. IN. less quantities than one
qnart to be drunk on the premises, and the
following freeholders recommend the safd
= a. tfons frs ~its
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LICEXcE R#FEfdRfioMXSs:

LICENCE ERFFFEfdRfIoNs.
NJ oTIcE-1, wfAataa Afoi1,Alsj fio1 \ 4 a. h.lel,
sxs sSss .sas sha aRRy .ss.: % a.
Hssss ana and S 9s Ss% Ss Ss OF
ne.f 1le, on hsiog y NJ R M November
term, a. D., 1875, fuAalkxnce to sell intoxl-
III Ia u 'hfa tne
Sfs~!sss q sSd q Y sas SsaSo besvs P1stysts
City Red Lion Hundred, New CastN 1Sdt5tS :,
of ma
holders nc rec9}FEfnf tie Haa seplicaliod 10
S.; ass ssfsff 5asG ss5ssal
VIM. A. Jester, l. Hunter.
M HHSii$k'z Hsi$s,' osA3Nsa Ns. BgE'sss5Sa2 Bs'SssS2 a
JOIN jon: n taTssS, Ss 'sH'' ySsi N II:
}. s3bits!H 81: Bs!sser' WILLIAM NORRIS
NOTICE., JOHN. n! 6KIlY; , X [6G
~ pliance with the requirements Of M
rse 3 y sRs4 SassS %sde ssa Sad
apply in writing to the Court Of General
Sss!7a 81 fsfss has a a RKs!SssE nty :!
& SoysmSsi Ssm 7 M s, dsy DAY Of
the the nfft t.S N9ys%bsE term Of the said Court,
Sss.sRaL Ats!rAet humber Forty: five. in
ths tIs CITY q M New Castle called Dobbinsyi4e
Castle County, es
1S ties s6an Sns suaE, q yss sft III
premises; and the following freeholders re
comm en- dfraFfa1a pRpteyfi44 fp4wit:
Hi :, N,SasSyernsantsg. NStay VIZ HsRtss
asa ASeHth i,s ,s,s.i,1 49, sq'saa'A ssaaa
'oeh 81, rsAolpt Rsyt9 Poland elaslssda,q .,.;s
%isHaiis1 TSs3s hs,s ss5,z
oct lo-3t .sb,IaHN,M. .G4,A,E .1
NoTTE4LHT' ,5eHN5 W:sSR1T' :,
~ ~ compliance with the requirements Of
the act Of Assembly in klstr Gasea1 ia aaeNiH
RsoMsaeaG Iho,1 .pL. AsIaby give notice that I
sgRS e q fE.iRE tSs Rss as ea aHSFt e
|oi the state Of DelaHare, in and for tha
ddsy dsy OF OF NSotihAdS No ADI lnA:bdAg the arst
ssy e, ar shs =: ssid
n IT. the CITY Of New Castle, School BiStf1et
70 N2. y. NeX Castle HAldreA. known as the
yenerson stetn So ~, House." New Castle County, anil
selling intoxicating lio 0ors in fass n,7s,
ties than .d6d4sAaft III ~ EkGdi on The
iaa sseSas's axi; rec
Eavla IS.sIuu boland VIM Herbert
4SMH ~ 9aoanh ,21lodEutlWa WanIiaxaoao.1 II
6i,as 'aiz:4 MN Cleaver
Andrew Gray Vim EoI.iiSt,nSn0--
VIM Hunter 1n WaIAnAndE
JON HeegaRSiTkG s. )Jah1as.NRfimot ~
~ Nolan IA III Jsc Weaver
ocHse:s ;ses :,sV fiS:H . ~, 4soH* f@!tRAY.
! .!J'I .aatsriir!,Y
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18

NrOTICE-Mr. TRAK 4Vr9STn ~ TnsI IHGxsa N
IN ,lasjy etyl oyAesa S asnSs nSsIll therefore
II WiYmington. Persons, ents, sp'
tract with him for advei" |
one else. -. ->cn,H ,HatE
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mark
.SElck - SAAA = W"AA Witnac

Michael Nulligan Niartin g Ganisi inxr,,
Patrick Canning JB Dip2sr s'.1| y
octl2:tf" 'rfRAXcis BrAMEY.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18

J IT YOU are going to paper, 20 and select
from the large as!oft1he::..t 6f fAli3 3s.ylas, at
Jones 6lS Marke. ss;rse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

CxIrs.rrr.-A greater celebrity than
trans-continentl German appeared
in Reno ON Monday night last. II vss
no less than Sam Hazlett. tho 'Pilgim"
printer. who has been in nearly every
printing Office in the United States, and
though often importunsd TO remain for a
week or two 70 help out on . rush, he
will quit at ths end Of tvo o. three days
and continue on his extensive tramp.
He originally hailed nom , Titusvills.
Pa, but does not intsnd eve 70 return.
Pilgrim" has bean through o adj
ventures than any other man in the
craft. Thrown OF trains between sta
tons. whipped by Cinnamon, starved and
almost naked. he wandsn on and sssms
almost - u no we're the !" Wandering
Jew" He has returned TO this coast
after an absence Of some four years, in
which time he has visited nearly every
printing ofics in the Union. He left
hero for Carson and virsinia. Ha.lstt
belong. 70 the craft and al printers levy
an assessment among themselves and
.tsrt him 10 the ns1t town in which
there IL q paper Published. Ho seems
to have soins mystsrious ~uneadness that
will not let him rest. but impels him on
and on. We pity him.--Re"o Journal,
April 28U.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28
Bessie and Susie.

Bessie Turner's evidence concerning
Theodore Tilton's domestic habits
such rs trying all tho beds in the house
and making other people turn out so as
10 give him the softest-would be worry
enjoyable did not q suspicion obtain
that Bessio's strong hold Is not veracity.
She repeats her old statement Of how
she awakened In Theodoro's % and
embrace, to which sho had boon carried
from her own apartment while aslecp.
We would as soon think OF carrying
Bessie in that way s TO swallow her
story. She does not give w again TINT
scandalous statement concerning Miss
Susan II. Anthony sitting on Theodorc's
lap, and jumping up mighty quick" on
being caught.
Now, all who have known Susan u.
these throe hundred years, know that
Susan ats as she stands--on principle
and II she saw ft 70 hinge into Thoo.
doro's lap II would take tho U. =. Su-
promo Court to movo her. and thon
abe wouldn't move worth cont.
Jump up mighty quick" indeed.
She'd 30 very slow about II, and then
probably consider Il q platform OF wo.
mans rights and get back forthwith.
We fear Bessie Is a prcvaricator. We
are inclined TO believe that she ~variegates
tho truth, especially when she swears
that Theodore, when he inserted his
hand In her bosom, said that such
proceedings wcro In accordance with the
usagos Of the best society. Sinful Sol
onion. II IL n wonder TO us that tho
Judge who presides over that trial docs
not cover his blushing countennnce with
his judicial hands and run backwards
out Of Brooklyn. DOM Piau.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28
Eureka items.

tFrum the Eureka sentinel, April sS.l
Constable Kelley left last evening for
tho purpose OF arresting Jack Way on q
charge Of mayhem, having. some weeks
since, in q fght with q man named
Green, ''chawed" the thumb Of the lat
ter's right hand to such an extent that
amputation 10 now considered . neoes-
sity. Tho matter was settled at the imo
without coming up for judicial investi-
CATION, but the probable loss OF the
thumb caused the injured man 10 pro-
cure a warrant for Ways arrest. Con-
stabls Kelley and his prisoner will arrive
in town some time to-day.
The examination Of J. W. Fiippcn,
charged with g~arroting n man named
DER, wa yesterday concluded In the
Police Court. resulting in his being held
to answer. and. In default Of $1,000
bail, was confined in the County Jail.
The trial Of Finnegan, on tho same
charge. will take place to-day In tho Po-
lice Court. Another man, named Hay
den. was yesterday arrested as an ac-
complicc Of the above and was admitted
In $500 bail to await an examination on
Monday neIt.
We understand that active operations
are soon TO commence by the Roslin
Company on the Hamburg series OF
mines situated on Prospect mountain.
A now furnace 10 to be erected in town
for tho smelling Of the orc. Recent do.
yelopments in tho mine indicate u FIND
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28
ASovr. Law srrr.-Humbold. ooun.

ANovEL Law Surr.-Humboldt coun.
ty agriculturists arc evidently an eIclu.
sive sot. They arc determined to insiS,
upon their rights, privileges and the dig.
nifty Of their occupation. They tolerate
no interference from outsiders. In
proof Of which. witness the following
which we clip from the slrer Stale Of
yesterday: p ug
Alegl gentleman Of Granger procliv.
tiles, while on his way TO the race course
yesterday noticed some trees In front oil
q residence on the wayside. which he
thought needed pruning. Having q
keen edged knife In his possession be
proceeded to trim the trees, and sue
eceded. according 10 tho best authori-
ties on the subject. In performing q very
crsditable job in an elegant n artistic
manner, sir. Tho male member OF the
family, In front Of whose residence the
trees stood. was absent At the time. bot
the wife OF his bosom noticed the pru.
nsr. and when her lieee lord returned,
informed him Of what had been done
and by whom. He made out q bill OF
damages and presented to the lawyer.
who In threatened with q suit unless no
pays the amount claimed forthwith.
Should the matter be taken to the
courts IL will DO an interesting case, as
the trees nro said to be trimmed In the
host style. rrl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28
An Eossntrls Prlaos.

-
II didn't heed Q Grevills U write I
diary about the eccentric Fredshck wE.
Ham. sx-Elector OF Hesss-Casssl, who's
death q short time ago Terminated the
career Of this naddest ruler In Europe,
His career was observable by everybody,
and N say II was in every sense eItraor.
binary would b using the mildest Eng.
Lab. In his single person no illustrated
incomprehensible cruelty. bestiality, and
supreme unhtness for the station he 90.
cupisd. On his limited stage he lef,
nothing undons 10 justify the widest
vagariss Of opera bouffs, and rendered
such . thing q burissqus impossible.
His palace was . specie Of harsm, where.
In orgies were In constant vogue. Lott
ering In Brun in the year 1880. he fell
In with o pretty barmaid, tho wife Of Q
Prussian officer. He paid the pretty
frau such assiduous court that In . veek
she capitulated. procured . separation
from her husband, and became the NOR
ganatic wife Of tho Prince. The hus-
bands grief was assuaged by the pay.
ment Of $4,000 thalsrs. The Eiector
bore his treasure to his palace and the
ex.barmAid was elevated 70 tho rank Of
q Countess. She was o woman OF sin.
gular beauty. and bore her good fortune
with great dignity. She at times cxer.
cised great influence over her husband,
who was very proud Of her, and he once
threatened q Prussian Princess with q
spanking. II sho persisted In refusing To
60 TO his wife's soiroes. On one occasion
however. he became enragcd with his
wife, and, In o crowded assembly, with
all the representatives OF foreign gov.
ernments present, he castigntod her In
the ANN ussually adopted by muscu-
lar mothers with offending youngsters.
He then proceeded to lecture tho ladies
present, remarking parcntheticdly TO
tho gentlemen that II all husbands
would manage their wives after his
method, there would DO less insubordi.
nation in families. He taxed his sub
jects extrayagantly, and showed utter
contempt for tho authority Of the Fed
eral Diet. He once refused TO SEQ his
Ministers on some important business
because no was engaged ut the opera,
and he had tho opera played twice over
10 vex his patient statesmen. He once
Injured his leg In kicking o footman
who endosvorod to prevent the Eloctor
from chastising his wife. Ho used &C.
casionally to lash his children until
iiesh ran blood at every pore. Within
a few years, becoming displcascd with
something done by his eldest son, Prince
Morris, who Is IN officer in the Aus.
trian army, he sent for him at the dead
Of night. and stripping his uniform
from him. he proceeded to administer
to this youth OF % OIL "a the fagellatior
Of a boy Of 10 on his bare back. De,
prived Of his domains by Prussia, The
discounted Elector retired to tho Aus
TRAN Province OF Bohemia, and II
Prague passed tho remainder OF hi
days. His private fortune exceeded
100000 q year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

srvx,n.-The Eureka Soiinei hasn't
q very exalted appreciation OF tho iin.
Grating Dutch Humbug. who Is said to
DO ON his way to Germany afoot. This
is the way tho Seiiad serves up the dis
tinguished Hollander:
Johannes Won Trakerop Is o Dutch.
man OF tho damphooi persuasion, who
started from San Jose, q few weeks ago,
with q German flag. TO walk across tho
continent. He arrived in Reno last
Thursday. and left for Virginia City. to
make a show Of himself and DO stirred
at by the sap-hesds Of tho Comstock.
from whom he expects 10 receive . silk
Gag. A stuffed club would be moro ap-
propriate. Such ducks a. this Dutch.
man and Sergeant Bates ought 70 DO
bastinadoed with q Bologna sausage un-
til they quit their itnerating humbug.
gsry and 70 70 work saving wood, or
adopt some other profession Of that
character for which they are designed by
the Almighty. ,sfRsv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28
Iha s>aanki lAelurt.

frsoh he san trsseios ctfohiels, April 81
Judge Sawyer Of Tie United States
Circuit Court, rendered q decision In
The case OF Kinney W. Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company OF al, yes
tsrday, on defendants motion to strike
out that part Of complaint which alleg-
Cd that plaintiff was the owner Of and
entitled to tho possession Of forty feet
(~undivided) in what Ii now known ~
the Consolidated Virginia and Cslifor-
mia mines. The motion VA argued
several weeks ago By Judge 8. W. Ban
dsrson and ]. II. Wilson. for the re-
spsctivs parties, End In rendering It's de-
cision The Court said:
This IL an action brought BY plain.
til to reform q deed executed April
s, 1872, by Kinney to Heydenfsldt,
for al Of his intsrsst In the
Kinney mine adjoining the White 4
Murphy mine on the north and TO
compel aid defendants. Who are the
grantees Of Hcydenfsldt, TO rsoonvey all
Of said mine. except two feet, back to
plaintiff. Tho cause was ably argued.
but mono Of the cases cited OF the hear
ing present tho precise question at issue.
and I am compelled 10 resort TO general
principles for Its solution. The counsel
for defendant contends that this allega-
ton OF ownership and right to the pos.
session Of forty feet Of ground 10 an i'm.
material averment. The bill being
brought to reform tho foregoing decd.
and though in numerous cases OF like
nature said allegation Is omitted. q lar.
ger number mako q distinct averment OF
similar character; and II appears to me
that this il tho proper course. for with
out ownership OF the property conveyed.
what right would plaintiff have to mp
ply 10 this Court for relief I cannot
but agree with counsel for plaintiff, and
hold that q Court OF Equity. having jur-
isdiction for ono purpose, will proceed
to grant full relief. and by its decree put
parties In possession Of property to
which they are entitled. At least. With
this view l cannot say the allegation 10
immnterial. and therefore deny tho mo-
ton 10 strike out. rur
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28
Reese River Items.
Irr.m ,he Rerelre. Aprll BAN


The noble red man has found . now
sphere Of usefulness, and In defiance Of
the Civil Rights bill has trenchcd upon
q fold hitherto given over exclusively to
the colored man. We refer 10 tho art OF
whitowashing. in the practice Of which
Va to-day saw . stalwart bravo engaged.
Ho handled the brush with all tho dex-
tsrity Of his African prototype. and his
sdmiring squaw, who stood on the
ground watching him, remarked to n
bystander: "Maybeso bimcbye. him
heap paint. all same whita man,"
Judge Logan lives in hope. He says
business in tho painful duty" limo has
been very slack lately; but nsIt Monday
In election day. and he hopes for better
things. In consideration Of tho day.
hnss for simple DRINKS and ordinary as
sault and battery will DO subject to q
discount Of ten pcr cent. TO those who
plead guilty. Those who demand jury
trials and are convicted. will be obliged
to stand q little raise, On n penalty for
T" raising points Of law with the Court"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

DOLLY vARpkSlsx in California has
not distinguished itself by those shining
traits Of character or heroic accomplish
ments. that from the promises Of ita
chief fuglemen before tho last election.
might have been reasonably expected.
The San Francisco Dolly Warden ofic-
ials N quite numerously represented
at San Quentin. and II the Stockton
Leadsr may b taken A. authority. tbs
officials Of that city ought to DO there
also. Tho Lauder charges, and pro
ducss the figures TO prove IL that the
municipal dsbt Of Stockton has nearly
doubled under three years Of Dolly Var
don rule. On the same subject th,
INispesdaa says: Tho Council !,
limited by Law in its annual expenditure
10 $60. 900. and II has far exceeded thai
amount. Last year an extra tar wa
levied TO pay OF the floating debt,
which amounted to nearly $4,000. and
yet ve have q floating debt Of about
$25. 900. and this. too. under q regime
p~rofsssediy inauguratcd in the special
interests Of rstrenchmsnt and reform.
II Is that kind Of 'rstrenchment : that
leads 10 bankruptcy"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28
Tur pnrrrsu PoLAnExprprrros.-Th

The BRITISH Polar xpxDrrioS.-Tho
polar expeditionary vessels ut Ports
mouth are now receiving their finishing
touches. On Saturday their smoke
stacks were fitted. and their masts were
brought down 10 the ship basin In readi-
ness to 10 placed ON board o n their being
fioated out OF dock to-day. Each vessel
will DO bark.rigged, and tho masts win
DO interchangeable, having boon so con.
structed that In cas- OF accident the
spars OF tho Alert can DO erected on
board tho Discovery and vice versa.
Tho rigging is OF a light but durable
character, and men are engaged In Gov
ering all the iron-work, above and below
with q coating Of leather, as q protection
for the hands Of tho sailors in tho cold
ATTITUDES whittier they are bound Low
don Times, Mdrch 22d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

LxArnra.-In lev adays We may ex.
pect TO SEQ the hrst batch Of leather from
Hatch's tannery. - they srs now en-
Ragsd In hnishing u up. The success
Of this importans and valuable industry
among US 10 we'll assured. and entities
the eentlsmsa whose enterprise inaug-
untsd IL. 10 The gratitude Of the COM
munity. -RSno CTescsat. april Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28
10 scnuRz

Abanquet was given to ex-senator Carl
schur.in New York City last evening by q
,ruh., AZ prominent citizens. An alb
stract Of the speeches and other pro-
essdipe. viii BE- found In another col
umn. The remarks Of Mr.. Schurz are
worthy of consideration by the Rspub-
loan leaders Who jus. nov are eositat-
ing over the best method Of r~etrisvingthe
marty disasters Of Last year and elscting
the nsxt President. They give . glimpse
Of the motives which inspired many
NON Of los mote and ability. but not less
bo,s,.v. 10 fousle the Republican par
4, in 1871 and sndsayor TO found . new
o,,.,;,.t;on. And thew sl,o indicate
vb., /. necessary 10 rsunits all this sle-
msnt 10 the organization which they
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

A COUNTRY deacon went homo one
evening and complained TO his wife thai
ho had been abused down at tho store
shamofully. Ono OF the nsighbors. ho
said, called him o liar. Her eyes fash
ed with indignation. "why didn't you
tell him to prove it?" she exclaimed.
'That's tho very thing-that's the trou'
ble," replied the husband; ~ told him
10 provo II, and no did,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

the Russians are discussing the con.
struction Of . canal TO join together the
Caspian aud Black Seas. The Caspian
10 . salt lake from 400 to $50 feet depth
Of water. which is considerably below
the level Of that Of the Black. owing tc
tho copious evaporation under the hsrcs
Summer heat. Tho canal Ia proposed
to Be seven hundred and fifty miles long,
constituting Il . far larger and costliel
enterprise than the Susx canal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28
BRovn. fhe m-iud-rsadsr. IL In Phila.

Bnows, ths mind-rsadsr. h in Phila.
dolphin. and has an easy job. .Hore."
ssys . man, Elm thinking About some-
thing, nov tell mo what Il Is" And all
Brown has 10 do b to slap his hand on
that mans head, look wise for q min
ute and cry out, .'the Centennial" and
10! another convert 70 his theory 10
mado.