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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
CITY HALL. New ORLEANS, MAY IA.
BREMfITSJ IIly.eg

CITY HALL. New ORLEANS. May ls. 1916.
PREMIUM BONDS
In accordance with Ordinance No. aa7t. A. &
approved April IS. the alotments of series Of
premium Bonds will hereafter be made auarter-
iy, to-wit: on the
3st Of January.
18th Of April
3ist Of July.
18th Of October
and the distribution Of Premiums "a bafora
oh tne I'th OF January and 18th Of July OF each
year. EDW. PILsBURY.
mYi'o Administrator Of Finance.
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Tho following Watches are all LeuS rnoye-
me9tS, yeweled. same size as si5 Watch and
SOLD with guarantee for two years
sofa Silver Watch same as the cut. ....... 31s
solid Silver Stem Winder r............. az
Stem- Wfnder oz Silver ease. .......... m
same, but open face, fiat glass .........,. m
SOLD IA karat Gold Watch. 2 oz case . az
sold 1s karat Gold Watch, Q on case .. *
solid IA karat Gold Stem- Wlnder ~ on caae IN
Solid II karat Gold Stem Winder AZ oz case M
a. Inc ioIl0wIng Watches are two sizes smaller
than the SIS Watches, and finer quality:
IN Silver hunting or open face case. ~ am
Solid ~ karat Gold case. "a
sofia IL Karat Gold cHse. ....,...... IA
Ladies, Watches, Solid Gold cases ., as
stem Winders, Solid Gold cases '.' Is
LADIES', a1a stem Winders. elegantly. engraved
Gentemens Cold Chains in % great ',o yareiy g9 tyo
Prices vary from SIS TO s75 ''.
large assortment Of Ladies' Gold Chains
from SIS to $780, ' 0n@inS'
81 TO S. ~ -" "n"ch' iIom
ANY watch sent by mall In registered mack
age. at my risk. on receipt OF price with so cents
Ior M postage; or by Express, G. o. b.. with rrivi-
,,sge 9f opening the package and esan,inino the
"aNn before paying for 1t. Address a. above,
ofsv car nsy tnat Wnd any watch sent By mail for
UA1lU KEPAIkING by sKILLFUL WORK
MEN, at lowest possible prices.
ap2 SEn 1du d4W
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BROTHER BLAINE.
How nc Managed to Convince the Arkan-
sas Delegation.
Cincinnati Commercially

4 AttHtluHdll Nhlf1nsTtiall
WAsHINcToN, May 27-Blaine is no
fool, you know. EI0 is the sharpest
managing politician in Washington
Before the Arkansas crowd, whom he
styled a "lot of disreputable fellows. +"
arrived, he was so bitter on them that
his voluminous vocabulary failed him
in the endeavor to express his opinion
OF them, which was really so bad that
we rather expected that he would have
them arrested as dangerous to the com
munity. When they got here, however,
James skillfully gathered them in. One
morning Poker Jack swore he would
give testimony that would kill Blaine.
That evening he dined with Blaine.
Robinson never became convinced that
he did not convey Arkansas bonds from
Caldwell to Blaine till he also dined
with Blaine. Last night Curry, or Kur-
ry, took dinner with Blaine. Yesterday
Robinson swore that Hurry was a gen
tleman Of the highest responsibility.
and with the incest kind Of reputation
for veracity, and Hurry swore that Rob
lnson was ditto. On the floor of the
House, yesterday, Blaine was quite os-
tentatious in his affectionate interest
you know how he gets his arm over
fellows shoulder in Hurry.
Somehow, Poker Jack, after dining
with Blaine, changed his original inten-
ton to stay here two weeks, and went
off to New York.
The Grand Hotel at Point Clear, Alabama, will
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-02
Travellers to tho Centennial

can be supplied at Lcvy's Dollar Store with all
the niek-nacks suitable for travelling eonven-
fences. and. as q matter Of course. at much
lower figures than elsewhere.
Orders from the country will be, as usual
faithfully atte nded to. and catalogues sent free
on application. Address
E. LEVY & CO.,
l37 Canal street.
my I'm New Orleans,
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Friday Evening. juno Y. 1915.

Subscribers to the DEMOCRAT will'con.
fer favor upon us by reporting al this
Office any delinquency IN the delivery
II their papers,
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WINDOW SHADES

with the now style centre. 81 each
Plain. 81 a pair.
All sizes ON hand and at half the regular
prices.
Velvet Carpet RUGS. very cheap.
CHILDRENS CARRIAGES, 81 80 Up; such
low figure was never known before
We send these goods to any part Of the coun-
try free of extra charge
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-02
+. MALot'IIEE. President.


Chapter . Of the History Of Porous Plaster.
What In tnpcno2 II IL u combination of three
pf the best known external stimulanis. deprived
Of all yesirating or hlistoring properties. It's
eifopt when added to tho ordinary porous plas.
ter as IN Ennsou's tnprino Porous Plastor,
IL to overcome the great objection T. IT, uf
atgly and cure more etfccually. king IT the
bat remedy that could possibly lie Devised for
rhoumaiisni. lamenesE Of the back and muscles.
kidney complaints. and iko troubles. Why this
Is so will be exrlainod in our next article. which
will be n description of the wonderful effect of
the combination Of rubber aud tnpciun. I'll
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-02
HOSIERY.
PARAsOLs.

The stock s now plete and VIC sell nj tho
following low prices
II inch plain silk Al o.
16 inch plain silk. 81 Is,
IL inch plain silk 81 30.
20 inch plain silk ~ rs
% inch plain silk. 81 90
Do, boiled silk. with fancy handles. 50 cents
extra; pearl and ivory handle plain and war
ranted gold mounted, 81 to 81.
Chdren's Parasols. all colors- bone, ivory
and horn handled 25 cents to 50 5o
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point Clear is superior to Saratoga, Newport.
ar even Long Grant we mean Long Branch. and
the Grand Hotel there has few equals on the con-
5inent.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-02

The Grand Hotel at Point Clear. Alabama. will
be open to boarders on June l, with vast ac-
commodations. fine surf bathing and all the
delacies Of the season.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-02

john. you said Sally kissed you
lid YOU kiss her back - " No, kissed
her face
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-02

GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENCY
ron THE
Louisville and Cuban Asphalt Co.
D5 Magazine street.
PURE CUBAN ASPHALT VARNISH,
For Coating Wood or Iron Vessels Bot
toms, Wharf Piles,
BRIDGE AND TRESTLE WORK OF WOOD
or Iron. Machinery. Gas and Water Pipes, Iron
Railings, Metal Roofs and Cutters. and all other
kinds Of Metal Substances under or above
ground or water.
PURE CUBAN ASPHALT.
BY THE HOGSHEAD TON OR CARGO.
Asphalt Metal Compound.
For Paving and Roofing.
pAgiNG sTREETs, RiNouETs eIpSRS GhRDEN Gafs In
WALKS. YARDS. FLOORS. otc and for ROOF
ING HOUSES. STEAMBOATS, or IN ything that
needs good durable water and weather proof
Dean 81 Coleman's Patent Improved
TRAM RAIL.
Weighing from 10 to 20 pounds to the yard
for street and narrow gauge railroads.
Also, 80 and 40 pound r Rail.
CONTRACTS FOR PORTABLE RAILROADS
for Plantation and Saw Mill purposes
AND
General Street Railroad Supplies.
Also
Ship sheathing FELT; Soft Hair FELT. for
Boilers, TANNATE OF SODA for cleaning
Boilers. TANNIC ACID. for Dyein9. Tanning.
Making Ink. etc.
VIM FRANCIS MCLEAN,
ap9tf d&W Agent.
w. ID. MATTHEW'S.
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND
PRINTER,
sos ......... Magazine street ...SDS
Pio-Nic and London Club Crouuet.
The best in the city at the lowest price
Straight Hickory Handles, Best Seasoned Wood. |
Balls Perfect Spheres. Best Ground
Oil, Paint and Varnish,
81 50. 50 25, SO co. s5 So So So Sc co. $40 co. si2 o
Less than Factory Prices.
W. D. MATTHEW'S,
mh26 3m sos Magazine Street N. 0,
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70 win open full line oi Lades' Underwear:
Fine Embroidered Chemse. ~ up.
Fine Embroidered Skirts. si up.
Fine Embroidered Toilet Sndues 81 up.
Fine Embroidered Gowns, up.
Fine Embroidered Drawers. 81 ~.
EMBROIDERED CHILDRENS DRESSES. 81
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OPHELIA KID GLOVES.

One word on that topic Buy pair for 81 and
You will not regret it. they arc warranted
BACK COMBS.
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pULL-BACK

Real She'll for 81. The assortment is beauti
full both in plain and inlaid.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-02

A new shape md very extensively used now
81 70 81 30
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BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE.

Extra large Vases 81. formerly 81.
Toilet Sets 81, formerly ~.
And something now In Mantle Sets al 81 apiece
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-21

virginia City ana Gold IIiil Rspab-
lieans seleeting their Delegates
70 state Convention American
Flat.

The polls for the primaries Of Gold Hill
and Virginia City were opened at 10
o'clock this morning. Considerable In.
tercst has been manifested. and in some Of
the Virginia wards the result is doubtful.
and can only be decided by an Official
count. In the First Ward there WAS but
one ticket In the field up to II o'clock to-
day and Il therefore cannot fail Of win
ming. W. II. Boisford. John Lambert
and A. V. Comstock are the candidates ON
this ticket.
In She second ward two tickets strive
for the ascendancy. the names Of some can.
didstes appearing on both tickets, - viii
be seen. The regular" ticket consists
IL Henry Piper. ". = Wood. II. II. Tay-
ior, John \. Pidge AMI Charles Mueller.
Mr.. Pidge's name Ia being scratched by .
great many. The opposition ticket reads :
W. y. Wood. II. II. Taylor. y. v. Drake,
Henry Piper and George l.. Hawkes..
The Third Ward has two distinct tickets,
both containing cool names. The contest
In this ward will probably be very close.
Here you get your ballot In the regular -
way WIN Wv aii' W ". ~. ~ btS
y. Osbiston. George I. I.Ammon, p. y.
Corbett. l.. T.. Marble and II. II. Lindsay
on II. while the other side presents the
claims 81 James Mckay. T. A. Stephens,
George l.. Schxab. A. Williams. A. LEIGH
ter and W. ". Scoggin rs delegates.
Two sets Of candidates are making 10
lively for the Fourth Ward. and voters
have the privilege Of choosing between
Philip Reese. Frederick Kline AMI J. ID.
Stevens on the one hand and T. \. Libby,
&. II. Steel and Frank Meyer ON the
other.
In Gold Hin hut two regular tickets
have been printed. a for the First Ward
and one for the second. They are the
names recommended by the Gold Hill
Haye. and Wheeler Club and read a. fol-
lows: First ward-E. l.. Stern, All.
Doten. J. ID. Loynachan. George Robin
son and W. ID. G. Gibson. Second Ward
John Randall. NJ. q. Stsndish and j. j.
Shepherd. Some scratching IL being
done In the First Ward. but with what ef-
feet cannot BE- known until after the polls
are closed.
Hon. II. q. Blasdel and Andrew Lawson
are candidates In the American Flat Pre-
cinct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-21
GREETING.
A. Eisxast Acknowledgement From
Liberty Engine Company OF
Osid mn 70 Warren EaEtne
and Hoss Csnspaay OF Carson.

The Centennial Greeting which is To he
presented by Liberty Engine Company No.
Of Gold Hill 10 Warren Engine and Hose
Company No. I 81 Carson. Is the neaiest
thing In that line we have had an oppor-
tunity of seeing for . long time. II con-
sists 81 q act 81 resolution passed by the
Gold Hill ficmen on the i2th az July,
is7G. expressing their grateful acknowl-
eLgments for the generous reception ten
jered them by the Warrens upon the oc-
easion % the Centennial celebration last
Fourth Of July. These resolutions are
elegantly aud deliberately engrossed upon 4
sheet Of Bristol board. aud surrounded by
4 beautiful frame twenty-six lay thirty:six
inches inside, and from ten 10 fifteen
inches wide. The frame was mannfac-
tured In San Francisco especially for Its
present use under order from the Liberty
Company and Is cmbellishei by figures In
relief representing engines and jumpers.
crossed trumpets. crossed ladders and
hooks. hydrants with q section Of hose At
taehed. torches. axes and pipes. and In
fact. all the paraphernalia generally used
by firemen. In each corner Is n iireman's
hat.
ON the sides In German text are witten
the notices of the companies. The War
rens say {: ITO Save Life We Risk Ours."
Tho Liberty boys have proved themselves
worthy Of the words. Faithful aud Fear
less"
The e~ngrossing waseSecutei by Metcalf.
Of Virginia. aud the work is In the finest
.tyle IMAGINABLE. The very best feeling
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-21

A Destructive storm In Missouri.
CHICAGO. August 2i.-A terrible wind
aud rain-storm passed over Western Mis-
souri, Saturday evening. At Edgerton
several houses were destroyed. Several
occupants Of the houses were seriously In.
jurcd. the bridges on tho railroad badly
damaged, large trees uprooted. and the
crors, particularly the corn, laid dat on
the ground. The damage done within
the space OF about thirty minutes 10 esti.
mated at over 500. 900.
Dasisi DrsW's Immsnss Trausac.
tions.
Nrw York. August a. Eugene W. Rob.
inson. formerly Senior partner Of the prin.
cipai brokers OF Daniel Drew. submitted q
partial transcript this afternoon TO the
Gegister In bankruptcy. OF all the entries
Of the Books Of Form. Tho Transcript
shows that the gross amount OF transsc-
tions between Drew and the hrm IL S76.-
100000. extending over . period Of i've
years.
Eight Persons Drowned IN New
York Yesterday.
NEW YoRx, August 2i.-Four boys were
drowned yesterday In the North river.
the boats which they were rowing being
run down by steamboats,. Four colored
persons attending camp meeting at Rel
Hank. New Jersey. were drowned by the
ovcrturning Of their boat In Shrewsbury
river.
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JEALOUSY Ann GIANT PowpEn. - On
Saturday night about II o'clock giant
powder cartridge was exploded within q
few feet Of = house on the corner
Of r aud Carson streets. Virginia City.
The dwelling was occupied by . widow,
who. 10 the story goes. had cnsnared the
Affections OF Two men. II iss npposci that
the M whose nose was out ~ joint made
tho attempt IN blow the fair one out
II existence. One end of the house was
knocked In and q number ~ the windows
In the ncighborhool were shattered. All
the furniture In the house was ruined.
Nobody hurt aud no arrests.
SUNDAYS FIRr. - Yesterday morning
about 4 O'Clock q house belonging to
Michael wclch on the Divide back 81 the
Fulton foundry was discovered To be In
flames. Monumental Engine Company In
q few moments had . hose attached 10 q
hydrant and prevented the spread 81 the
fire. The building. which WIS Of n
story, was entirely consumed. Loss,
about 81 900, uninsured. The building was
unoccupied. ~Incendiarism Is suspected.
n. cu., vooi,,r,,.
rived from Washington Yesterday morn
Ing. and was taken to the residence 81
Hon. ]. 7. Jones, Lower Gold Hill. Mr..
Woodburn has been attending 10 the dn.
ties Of his position pretty closely. and has
now come ~ ace his friends aud constit-
nents and watch the political horizon a
little.
ON man living In Gold Hill says he las
bought trade dollars at twenty-five per
cent. premium and sold them at twenty
five per cent. discount during the past
three years. Parties buying a few hal to
pay ~, m , haae , ",a .co
+ ron pah' '"c'"A', WIN
has hem on the police force for some Time
Announces himself as q candidate for the
Smce o' Cohslapie o u"'u nun "n,
5nrL, !, a,.s,o, m.to : gno.J oo,cer'
JupoE JEssE II. rirzrn, an old Vir-
s'n'An' an" one OF tue menio''o'e wal,
norse1 ~ uc Uonlsl1en' nas "s. ~
.,sS Ths JuS." ~ Ia,,sr Than he Jid
ten years ago.
ApK Rrrcmrr. the man who catches all
An, fsh and Kill, all The rame for summer
~touri.,s in uone valley. lef, lar hIs bome
last evening. lie has been stopping with
his friends In Virginia City Tor several
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A hoy Smethered "a Death IN She
mnd-Peliticsl Matters is ths
Hay Ctty.

Nan FR,ScIsco, August AL p. NJ
A little boy named Peter Dufy. eigh,
years old. fell of tho bridge beyond Oh,
Potrero Cut yesterday. and was S~uffocated
In the mud.
The bark Forest Queen, from Ludlow,
reports that IN earthquake was felt OF tho
9Th instant. They were In latitude II de.
grecs, 55 minutes north. longitude 20 de.
grec-, 2j minutes west, with q smooth
sea. clear weather. and a light northwest
wind. when the shock occurred i:i5 .. n.
II was quite heavy and lasted about flfscen
seconds.
A meeting Of the prominent Democrats
was held In the Mayors office yesterday
afternoon for the purpose Of considering
the formation Of q State Democratic Club.
20 bc q permanent feature Of tho party,
Governor Irwin and other prominent gen.
tlemen were present. The organization Of
the State Club was perfected. but II Is ex'
pectei that nj the next meeting Officers
will he elected. The matter OF starting q
morning newspaper 81 Democratic pro.
c~liyities was generally discussed. II was
sgrec,l that the party hal great need Of al
organ, and preliminary steps toward its
establishment will be taken at an EARLY
lay,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-21
Nlse<a NAlcs.

San FH,Scisoo, August 2i-ar. N.
Mexican-35t bid.
OvermAn-1G bid.
Ophir-5is bid.
Aipha-50 bid.
Union Con.-iih bill.
Con. viginia-53t bii. - asked.
Ophir-5tt sold.
Overman-7Gs bid.
Ophir-S sold.
Hale a Norcross-i0t asked.
Chollar Potosi-9C asked. gs sales.
Mexican ST. sold.
EIchequor-iss bld.
Union Con.-itt bad.
California-59. bid.
Caiifornia-59,. asked.
Yellow Jaeket-33a.
Mexican-3GS sold.
Union Con.-l5 asked.
Alpha-ji bid.
OyermAn ii asked.
Best A Belcher-t9r sold.
Ophir-55S sold.
Mexican-36i. sold.
Best A Belcher-i9k bill.
Ophir-55. bid. $50 asked.
Ophir-55A sold.
Jnlis-sa bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-21

III sSaNAtss
III ophir. AZ. IS, ST.. ssh, 49, ISL.
ssos nexiean. ?sS. scS ak. S.. sss.@
80 Beet 4 Beleher. an, taS
va California. co., $50. saA
2iio savage. -. 49,. 49,
las Con. virginia. 5Jk. 81. 81 b. -. b.
553 Hale a xorcso>s. iot, TO-
ss Choiiar. Potosi. -
2oo Crown Point. us. nv. ny
s&s Yellow Jacket. ~
1si0 Imperial Con-. ~
90 nsltnek. -
$50 Alpha. 90. 0k. 81. 5OS
lss pslehsr, nv nv
10 nisfrs Nevada. itk ,its
% Conndsnee. isk
IA Utah. an q
SD Duilioa. g. s7k
100 k~xehsqusr. Is. isS
ls0 ovsraAn. &c. 16S
40 yssties. IN
20 Sueeor. COS
3ss Union Con. its. IL.
10 Catalonia. i's.s
ioo Julia. sss.s
100 Lsdy Bryan. sc
$50 B<ltimorv, AZ. q.
ico Silver Hill. AZ
70 C~halienge. th.&k
so kock island. =. o..
10 Trojan. ssc. Soc
2on D~ardsneliss.i
60 New York. 81 Nc
90 American Fiat.
$50 woodvilis. ~
$50 Mini. 2lc. 2sc
$50 Kossuth. Tsc
30 Apdes. ~. ~
ITO ward. II
Ion Cosmopolitsn. tAc
80 Lsviathan. sske
loo North Con. virginia. Tae
loo Prospect. si..s
loo Ma yland. sc
$50 Cromer. az
sob West bslchsr. ~
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Depnvtures i.a.t cve.iss.

Ter shooting match between james
Lsgg. of the Emmett Guard. and Joseph
Demling. of the National Guard. resulted
In . victory for Legg. the score standing
eighty-three to seventy-nine.
Tar Mansard roof % the International
Hotel. Virginia. Is being closed In raPidiy.
The carpenters will soon b. able In snap
their fingers and bid defiance b. any rain
storms that may occur.
SpuprR Of visitors from Carson were
An Virginia and Gold Hill yesterday.
Among other. Ne noticed Mr.. q. Cava-
naugh, accompanied by Misses Kelly and
Rice.
suSp., is better observed Ia Gold Hill
than In any town ~ Nevada. A quiet
peace reigns supreme hat seems barn 81
an mate consciousness 81 duties well Per
formed.
r. ID. Srs,n. the man who was convict
ed OF .piking Moneys wall and thus cut
ting his horses. has appealed his case To the
District Court and been released on bonds
A~orSrLrxlS sold 100 trade dollars in
Gold Hill Last saturday for $50 gold.
That il not 80 great . discount a. was
charged . few weeks since.
Ter store Of J. A. Bonham was entered
by burglars last Friday night. but the
thieves we're scared away before they we're
able 10 pocket anything.
ASrw stage ss- put ON the Gold hhi
and Silver City route this morning. ~
n rate u WA painted up 80 a. 10 look
iike . new wagon.
A prAr AND pran boy. the son OF Mrs.
Lizzie II. shsaf. living in Virginia. Is TO
be placed In the San Francisco deal anu
dumb asylum.
Oar SHIPMENTS. During the past
tvepty.four hours 100 carloads Of ore
have passed over the Virginia and rrnekee
Railroad.
r. N. Daaayrr will he a candidate be-
fore the Republican State Convention Tor
the p~osition Of Presidential elecsor.
Az gxr pleasant party was given last
evening BY the Virginia Turn Verein IN
their new hall On c street.
Tuk Papoose mill will probably start mp
today or tomorrow. II l. expected 10
Tnn on Justice ore.
". C. DoyrY has announced himself 8.
= candidate for the position Of Senator
from Lyon county.
I. Ia. RrerA returned from his Sisii 10
the Eastern States this morning.
TEE Town Trustees will hold a regular
meeting this evening.
aoLp HILL enjoys pleasant weather 10
day.
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formed that the band would divide, . por,
| tiou going north under tho leadership o.
| Douglass and Jim. second in command In
| the ttest Nation. tho others would go "a
Sweetwatcr and hunt Buffalo. The two
bands after parting. without . word oil
| recognition, saddlcd their animals, and
the q who had decided 10 continue will
command left the camp and Joined Lieu
tenant Spencer.
ATreacherous Act.
Tho rebels then took fire brands from
the Council fire. and scattering them
broadcast some distance from the
camp. deliberately set fire to the
prairie grass. This diabolicai and
infamous set had the effect 70 raise
an immense smoke that was plainly
to b seen hfty mils distant, and by any
prouling Sioux. who would not be allow In
noting the location and utilizing the situ.
ation.' Having thus placed the whites and
those Of the north-bound Indians In Jeop-
ardy. knowing they had already gone into
camp, the rascals headed for the Sweet
water. Just As the cowardly crew originally
intended. The command was decimated
10 forty-nine and II was an even question
whether u would DO further depleted. II
was thought the rebellious might. owing
10 their numerical strength. under cover
OF darkness steal into the camp. secure the
aid Of the other Utes. overcome the whites.
secure what they required In the way OF
additional provisions and ammunition.
horses. etc., and decamp. Extra guards
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-21
OREGON.
Strange suicide or = Farmer.

Albany, August 2l.-Amcricua Savage,
an old and respected farmer. residing near
shedd Station, arose early yesterday morn
ing. left on his table q letter 81 farewell
and instructions io his family. passed into
his orchard, hung his hat and vest on an
apple tree. lay down and spread . blanket
over himself. placed = Smith 4 werson
pistol against his right temple aud pro-
duced instant death. He wrote that =
dread Of consumption induced the act.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-21

rur srnrtr Cu,nIurs.-yirginia las a
now .en.,,ion. II, 4. IN Tho .hane Of a line
-,--,.,.
OF street cars Ihey are zane" c"a''"
and are really elegant In their make, Icing
large enough to accommodate all the travel
,h,, I. l,hi. ~ ,o ,h,o,,h q street for
49,, var. ~ some The coaches arr
very nanny anil will comfortably accom-.
mo.i,,e twenty ,sr.ons. The time of.run.
ming i. nom ! O'clock In the morning ia
o,eiock IN the yenins ai'housh hey
there /. .bs.,er or anything Of that lind
In the city. When the snow makes II im,
possible 10 run the chariots. sleighs VIII
b. put on and u street will come In Tor q
benefit, a. the ruuie will b. around one
way and down the other. Fred. Turner