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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-19
American Honor to Victor Hugo.
From Galignanis Messenger, Feb. 21l

from UdllSnaLl s messenger, req. ~.
A number of American ladies and gentle
men waited on M. 1ictor Hugo en- Thursday
to congratulate him on entering his seventy
third year. They found at his residence other
Persons V no had come for a similar purpose,
and among them NJ Louis Blanc, NJ. Arsene
Eioussaye, Mr.. Gartiot Washburne, number
of deputies and several men Of letters. Miss
Tucker, of the American patty, handed to
the poet splendid boUqet accompanied by a
copy of verses in French, and Mrs Hazard
presented the subjoined address in the name
of the American residents in Earis:
Na,strious Poot-The citizens of the United
States claim au eternal brotherhood with the
countrymen of Lafayette, bat in coming to
wish you many happy returns OF this Your
birthday, we salute in you genius which
makes OF you citizen OF all countries, while
lie .ving you without an equal in any. We
also hail you the great prophet OF future
progress. The poets of old were called
prophets because their utterance, starting
from minds which glanced beyond the pres
ent, seemed inspired, so You, whose fate it
has been to live III century of agitations,
have pierced with your glorious vision
through surrounding gloom and looked to a
happier future when the principle of liberty,
humanity, and peaoe should be implanted i'll
all lands aud cherished CT al men as they are
no" by YOU
In the name Of the oppressed whose cause
you have pleaded, in the name OF the SORROW
ful whose tears you have so often dried, in
the name of all whom your noble writings
have filled with generous sentiments, com
forting hopes or brave resolves. we pray God
to guard and bless you. If we add nothing
to this prayer it is because fifty t. express in
language the love and veneration we feel to-
ward you would require, what is not to be
found pen Ike yours loud applause
II. HUGO AS WoIAN S RIGHTS CHAMPION.
NJ. Hugo seemed much moved, and vas still
more so when the same speaker handed to
HIM the following:
Ia the name of American womanhood |
come to thank you, who have sung and OK
altel the womanhood of all nations. In the
name of art | offer the homage of our artists
to YOU, VINO have left no art untouched or
unconsecrated in your genius. As a stranger
ia a foreign country | express to you the
gratitude of the strangers you have sue
cored and protected when yourself an exile
And as one of the great human family |
bring you the tribute which We all owe to the
good and illustrious, and in especial degree
to you, who are the light and glory of our
age and time [Renewed marks of approba-
ton.
The whole party remained for some time
cony rising with the master of the house,
and then withdrew, much pleased with their
reception.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
GOOD NEWS.
Discussion Of the Louisiana Cues
ton in the Senate Repub-
lican Caucus.
The Probabilities are That KEEL.
logs will Not be Endorsed.


WASHINGTON, March Is. The Senate Re
publican caucus to- day discussed the Louis
lana question, but reached no conclusion It
will take up the same question later. The
probabilities are that Kellogg will not be in
dorsed. Everybody shirks decisive action
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We subslde; galoot has just entered with
shotgun to inquire. who wrote that article 2
We have referred him to every man IN the
building. and so far the rate individual has been
unable to find any who has ever written
line for the paper.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-19

The mutations Of political and social life are
somewhat strikn2ly emphasized by the fact
that while Sir, Bruce (colored), of Mississippi,
takes his scat in the United States Senate, his
old teacher, Mr. Farren, of New Haven, il an
applicant for the position of messenger to the
same hOly
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And now they are asserting that Lucretia
Borgia was a gentle, vrtuous and dreadfully
maiigned woman. All, well, three hundred
years from now they may be saying tina.
Beecher was an aRchorite and Butler states
man.
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If you don't
Buy a tick ct,

If you don't
Buy ticket,
Costing only So
You can't win
magnificent fortune
From the La. State Lottery
In Saturdays drawing.
Capital prize so, 90.
40 prizes.
In all SIS 900.
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The best matinee Of the season
VIII take place on Saturday
When 40 prizes $50, 600
VIII be given away to
Lucky tickle. holders.
Join the eXpectant band,
And boldly WOO fortune
lou may win fortune
By expanding only SO.
Recolect the capital prize IS so, U0o.
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SCIENCE AND AMUSEMENT. DIS. Stoltz and
Henry will lecture this evening at Grune-
valid Hall on Psychology vs.. SpirituaIism,
and they invite all lovers of fun to attend.
See advertisement II another column.
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Pitt doesn't feel as well as he did His
compromise dough did not pan out well, and
he is little uneasy about the Loaf. He, OF
course. is satisfied that the ingredients are oil
right, but the leaven did rot work as 1t
should have DONE and now, just as the pan
is to be turned, he discovers one side IS a
trihe underd me. The madam has already
taken this new Chinese cook to task, and Pitt
does not exactly like the situation. Ezra
session in the kitchen is what he is sliah ~
afraid of, end naturally hestates about calling
in the House to assist him in the work.
The butler and all the other domestics
stand off, apparently enjoying the situation,
but do not express an opinion. What the
poor cook will turn out remains to be seen.
Where the Trouble is.
Between the two totals of the amounts ap-
propriated in the two general appropriation
bills which Kellogg has under consideration
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CONTINUED On kIagTu fAaR.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
Stahblnp Array.

Bentley, q colored man who was
helping drive the bull teams from To-
ano that arrived here on Friday last, mr..
rived in town yesterday about II o'clock
from the Fifteen.mils House. from
which place he had ridden after being
stabbed. He had an alteration with
one Of the white teamstors, whose name
IL Richard or Richards, the result OF
which was, the teamstsr cut him in the
loft jaw with q large sized butcher
knife, laying open the sido OF tho face
10 tho nrteries-the pulsations In these
arteries could be plainly seen yesterday
when the doctor was examining tho
wound. DIR. Lee. who attended him.
says had the knife penetrated the wound
. little further Il would have caused his
death instantly. 1t Is = fearful looking
wound, but not necessarily fatal; n
Of the small veins was cut. causing
quite q flow OF blood. The bull team
did not leave here until late on Friday.
aud IL was nearly 9 o'clock on Saturday
morning before they reached the Fiji.
tcen.mile House. After getting there
they all commenced to play poker. the
negro quitting the game winner. Con-
siderable w~rangling was INDUCED In
during the progress Of the game, and
after Il had ended the negro started to
get q sack Of -four with which 10 cook
breakfast. On coming back, Richards
ran ut him with the knife. when the me-
gro threw up his arm. thus avoiding tho
full force Of the blow. Immediately on
seeing what he had done, Richards
seemed to regret II very much, helped
Bentley on q horse to come to town and
gave him $40 to pay erpenses.-Pioehe
Record, NOE. 1IM.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
Losses and Insurance.

The losses by the Virginia FIRE are o.
timatsd Of from Ave TO seven millions Of
dollars. OF this nearly two millions IL
protected by insurance. upon which
there will DO from ten to fifteen per cent.
salvage, leaving to the foreign and local
companies the payment OF say n mil
lion and eight hundred thousand dol
lars. OF this amount the local Califor-
MIA companies doing business In San
Francisco lose about half . million. As
near rs wo can ascertain the losses fall
about as follows: The Freman's Fund
Company q little less than $130. 900.
Tho Home Mutual something mort than
$40, 900. Tho State Invsstmsnt from
$4,000 to sl20.0O0. The Commercial
between S7O.OO0 and $780, The
California about $25, 900. The Union
about $40 1000. Tho Union had very
largely withdrawn It's business from Viz
einia; SO had the California. The Stale
Investment had one year ago q very
large line OF risks at Virginia City. but
had reduced thom largely and was In
process OF further withdrawal when the
lire occurred. Adjustments VI advano-
ing as sxpeditiously as the circumstances
OF the case admit, aud We understand
that all the local companiss will pay
promptly and In full their entire losses,
aud that in no case will this payment
either exhaust resources or impair capt.
tai. Quite as good . showing will b
presented In the annual statement a.
the companies hoped TO make, and indi-
Gates their strength and serves 70 on
vince insurers that the local ~ well a.
the foreign companies are able and viii
ling 10 respond when losses ovsrtaks
them.-S. \. Chronicle, Nou. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
sIcoNp pisPATcH.
Tho 0reas Runniug Rsee-Csrnivai
Ball ttoeks-C Contest for Csntrei
OF the Weedviile Aine.

SAN FRAScrsco. November 1913 r. n.
The rain which has been coming down
with bat little intermission for tho last
week. ceased shortly after midnight.
To-day II is clear. bright and pleasant,
with q light wind from the south.
Racing authorities say that with good
weather In tho meantime there will be
no difficulty in preparing the track by
Thanksgiving day. for tho great race.
Turfmen are busy this evening com.
pairing notes as to the weather and
prospects Of putting tho track In condi.
ton.
Tho carnival ball this evening prom.
isss to DO largely attended. Great In
tsrest Is manifested and large premiums
have been offered for choice seats In the
gallery Of the pavilion. Gov. pacheco
arrived last evening and will be present
to oficists as n Of the judges Of
awards In connection with Mayor elect
A. J. bryant.
Stocks. which were high in the Board
this morning. fell of q little on the
street, with the exception OF woodville.
which continued on the rise, going to
8s.. The rise is attributed TO q contest
Of rival factions for the management Of
mine,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
Tho mis.Ion Indian pinieuIIss.

Los ASorLrs, Nov. 1s.-Mr. Dryden,
agent Of the Mission Indians. has re.
csivcd a dispatch from General Van
Dson, Indian Inspector, from Washing.
ton, calling him to San Francisco for
consultation. The affairs OF the agency
are moving on hopefully. and oil com.
munioations from the department indi'
cate that vigorous measures will be
adopted for q speedy and thorough nd.
justmsnt Of the complicated Indian
question.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
FOREIGN NKWs.
the Inssrsens vicsery d. HsrseGe.
vinA-APriv9d.

The Inssrseat vietery II Hsrssge-
vtsa-Arrivod.
LONDON. Nov. lS.-No news OF the
baltic at Gatchko has been received by
the Sublime Porte. At Vienna, how
ever. the Insurgent victory Is fully con.
armed. Tho steamships Erin. Canada
AMI Aragon, from New York, and sibs-
ria. from Boston, have arrived out.
No Terms save Unceaditiessi Sur.
render.
MADRID. November is. - General
Quesads has been commanded BY orders
from Royal Headquarters to hence
forth receive NO communication
from Don Carlos. except an announce
ment Of the unconditional submission Of
himself and partisans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
A s-upsocArINa COUGH.

In . letter to Mrs. Llsle, OF Chicago, q well
known contributor TO the Western press, She
ascribes the cure Of dangerous cough. accom-.
FbI.SnD,sssS Of n ho S,ssS1ns a. and ~ FAR lung say 70 .o IlsIs,:
she says, "thrcatened 10 rufocate me .
but the Honey OF Horchoand and Tar has
removed every trace Of H." The letter was To
q lady friend In thi. city. who has placed II a.
the disposal Of 0. N. criiienton, I Sixth ave.
nue. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
minnie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
nrArIoNRnY AND JgwRLnY.

J. D. Marshall, at the Gold Till Post
enlce store. Is sole agent for al
the San Francisco aud Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received A. roop AZ Published,
and delivered In any part OF town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books OF every description made TO order at
short notice. Gold aud silver watches, clocks.
and . nne assortment Of lewelry; repairing In
that line neatly and wei lone. A large stock
OF toys AMI fancy goods. Nee regular advc.-
tiseineut In another column. je1e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
& YouR nEnrus.

We are requested to state that asleep
ing car will 10 attached 70 the passenger
train at Carson tonight, and that all
those who engaged bertha last night
must re-enease them tonight. or they
will DO given 10 others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19

BAD TrHs.-on reflection. We De-
,isy.. /, was injudicioas Of tho E"isr-
rri.e Local. a day or two ago. to refer to
,,., cr,,ie. back OF Fort Homestead. ~
,n.nv Of our people who otherwise
would not have thought of the mater.
~ drsading that the hill will alp down
;a,o ,he colch ons OF these days. anu
,n.v shs town. The tremor OF the
',ospd caused by the Yellow jacket
Jump, almost produced q 'aInpsI -.
sno 81 our saloons to-day. 10 CREAMY are
peopls exercised over the matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19

Tax SUrrs COMMENCED Suits have
been commenced against sundry delin.
qusnts In the matter Of Gold Hill Town
taxes. For names and descriptions see
our advertising columns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19


DROWNED IN A Sntrr. About nine
o'clock yesterday morning. George
Myers. a boy II years Of age. nephew
Of q. W. Hammer. superintendent OF
the Wells. Fargo mine. situated north OF
Virginia. fell into a shaft about three
quarters OF a mile from the mine men
toned and was drowned. The shaft
was partly covered with boards and
partly with caavas. Had IL been cover
ell with boards as required by Law. the
sal accident would never have occurred.
The lal was accompanied by an elder
brother. but he could render no assist
nnce. His body was afterwards recov-
cred by his friends. Tho shaft into
into which he fell was worked by q
number Of Italians.
Nor EVEN SconcnxD. The Ophir
Mining Company's ofico contained at
the time Of the fro on the Goth OF De-
tober, q small Tiltoa 4 MsFarland's
safe. into which we're hurried many
valuable papers. AMI as the flames Gu
y,loped the building. left TO its fate.
After the coniiagration. the safe was
opened, and the papers found In the
most perfect condition, having sustained
no injury whatever. Along with the
PAPERS was a bunch Of a~nalgam. the
quicksilver ID contained not even being
fe,orted; but more wonderful still, b
safe contained q lock Of James Dickeys
hair Ia former superintendent OF the
minel, which was not even scorched.
Nor To BL.NE.-As part OF an item
copied by the NEWS OF the 18th instant
from the Lyon County Times OF the pre-
s.iing DAY, relative TO the frame oil the
new Episcopal Church In process oil
construction at Silver City being blown
over by a gale OF wind. may possibly DO
40 construed rs to injure the reputation
of the gentleman who had the contract
Of building the church. We taks pleasure
in stating upon the authority o. o
Rev. Mr.. Jenvey. that the building ? Q
ias a. constructed was In every way cred
liable to a first class mechanic. Very
f,v unfinished houses that we're exposed
10 the furious gale Of last Friday night
came out Of 10 unscathed.
AFloop.-About 8 o'clock last even
inc the town that runs along
Main street. ehoked up in'front Of the
engine house Of Liberty Company No.
1. aud a miniature river OF water ran
down the street. The obstruction was
loon removed and ths water turned into
the proper channel. A the street ron
the railroad crossing to the Vssey House
i, abou. a foot higher than the nrs'
floor Of most Of tho houses. there was
some lively work done to keep the water
FROM delu:ing them. The Hood servoI
good purposs in washing oil the mud
that covered the street TO the depth Oh
foot or two. more or less.
Too B,p.-Onc OF the greatest hard-
ships attending the fire in Virginia &C
cording TO some Of the pretty young Ia
do. Of Gold Hill, IL that there 10 nov
no place where they can so TO display
their stylish dresses. They are teriio'J
nut out about the matter. as beiorv an
other season their nice clothes WIZ DO
oli.iashioned. The situation Is tiu'S
distressing. and some public sp'ii'eu
citizen ought to Start a theater, a our
Of popular lectures, or something OF the
Kind. Tor the special accommodation OF
the young ladies.
CONSIDERABLY DAMAGED. - The late
alarm did considerable damage to the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
On RMIcAL STRENGTH.

Save me. health and money. Avoid quacks
and buy "Chcmlcai Strength" sold by all
duggists. Instructions full, and . curc guar.
snteed 10 any case OF debilitstina dreams (or
seminal ~weakncss), and oil alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay. resulting nom seif-abusc.
excessea or any cause. CRANE q BRignAn.
Wholesale Agents, Ban Francisco. Price "a
nor bottle -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
earn.

To oil who are suffering from the errors and
Indiseretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
carly decay. loss 81 manhood. etc. will send
q recipe that will cure you. FREQ OF charge.
TIL great remedy was discovered by . mis-.
sio airy In South America. Send 2 selfad.
dr.sed enyelope 10 the Rev. Joseph T. InmAn,
station d, Bible House, New York City.
aul1 Gun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19

Nrrrrruprs Of people require an Alternative,
10 restore the healthy action Of their systems
and correct the derangsments that creep Into
m. ssrsaparillas were used and valued. until
several iinpositions were palmed on uion the
public upder this name. Ayers Sarraparila
"A no imposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
moRRIs & NATHAN.

This popular dry goods nru' aishoush losing
eli By the great frs at vlrginis, Nill not die In
consequences. On the contrary. they viii oren
In . few days here In Gold I'LL, having sccurcd
an eligible place 10 Doctor HAIL. bui ding
nearly opposite the Mas 1fice. This morn.
inv they went To Ban fraoclsco for . new and
offensive stock Of dry goods, and they Will
open out In . fes days In splendid style. nos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
EASTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO /. s.Lp nut sAtir nv
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Went 10 Protest..

wan, 4. Protest..
po.,ox November I9.-It Ia reported
In financial circles that tho paper Of
Eastern Kentucky went to protest on
wednesday.
Imp.rsant n. ". Neetiur.
CLEVELAND. o., November ls.-An
important meeting Of railroad man.
ayers was held at Crsstlins yesterday.
Tho contemplated pool OF earnings be-
tween the vandalia, Indianapolis and
st. Louis lines was formally completed.
John Z. Simon, long and favorably
known In railroad circles. was elected
General Manager Of the pooled limos.
Fatal Railroad co,,,s,...
PrrsBrno. Pa. Nov. ls.-TAis morn.
ing q collision occurred on the Pitts.
burg. Cincinnati and a. I,oui. Railroad
.-,o... ..,-.-..u.- - =, a..
A~r .Au
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INV Anfs0 s"Pioyss "sis
n,''sa anu Two o'ners si'oas'y injured
ine a'.'usn' wa. eau''a ~ lho 'ns''
nee' " 'n' "s'sn' ""n a's''VA'uins
''sn"S
Denie. shs NON impeachment
WARRINGTON November 10. Sscre-
hry Chandler authorizes q sweeping and
explicit denial OF the "idsly'aprsad Ms
seraons mat DO has made or IL making
In the Interior Department ior
failures 10 contribute TO campaign iunds'
etc. In addition. he says, with refer
enco 70 INC u'smissai OF cierks e'nP'oyeu
ut the Patent ONCE, that they were
made for cause, and not In any way
based on personal or political consider
atoms.
Delegates TO the Railroad Cssvsn.
Sen.
oLSVkIASD' onio' is'-Ma'or
rayne mas appointed a. asisss'es 10
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w NJ r. .Y. O,s c..S
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icon ci,i,,n, on ,ri,, b.for. I. oourt.
martial in Chin. sbsll have ,bs nr;,ilooe
NJ ..I.c,;p, comma, for Thai, d.fsus.
Thu Treaty q, ,7o, In N. o-r,r,or
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
Indictment OF Yeunx Inesndiarie.

iuuhcensU u HSunk HHcIfe~s
STOCKTON. November l8.-The Grand
Jury have indicted several young lads OF
this place for arson. Several barns and
o~utbuildings havo been set on fro dur
ing tho past twelve months. The ar.
rest Of one boy led to the indictment Of
four or Eve.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
Adjesrssd for she Term-coiiisien
on the Central Pacific.

SACRAMENTO. November 10. - The
Supreme Court was at work until one
o'clock this morning. at which time II
adjourned for the term.
Yesterday evening freight train No.
10. bound west. collidsd With . gravel
train near Emigrant Gap. when two
engines and nino cars were thrown of
the track and wrecked. No lives lost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
WESTERN DISPATCHES
'-,olAI 70 m. GOLD aiil DAll, s,v.
CALIFORNIA.


Cessation OF she Rain Storm AR.
rival OF Chlneso studoats-Ths
National Gold hank and Trust
Company.
SAN FRAScrsco. Nov. lO-l:30 P. NJ
It stopped raining shortly after mid.
night, and this morning Is bright and
sunny.
Thirty three Chinese students arrived
by the steamer China yesterday On route
for Hsrtiord.' Connecticut.
The Financial Committee Of the
National Gold Bank and Trust Com.
psny hope within the next ninety days
to have either paid or amply provided
for all liabilities Of the Bank.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-19
yArAt c~annhsssSEss,
A. Abss.t.minded Msn walks ints
. shan.

Another of those shocking accidents
aha, r-.,;oa;c.,Iv ..ar,ls thu commun;,v
r-L,--~~,-NN
o piScs A''ne h''''aa mihe TINS morn
ing. At about nine O'Clock the foreman
OF the mine. Mr.. IL. A. SPaulding. direct
ed tho top cartnan. James Doyle. "a
send a load OF wedges down In the mine.
Mr.. Doyle filled q car with wedges. aud
not observing that the cage was at the
bottom OF the shaft, swung open the