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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
n. Easter. question.

vMxSA. Dec. 36.-It IL predicted that
he Marquis Of Salisbury will replace FL.
liot - Minister V Coastantinople.
CoSsrASTTroPLE, Dec. 2G.-Ascording
70 the project Of reforms presented to the
Ports by the Plenipotsntlaries. the Gov
srnors OF insurgent provinces may be for
signers.
LONDON. Dec. 2G.-A Paris correspond
emit OF the T;mss gives . detailed account
Of the occupation scheme. derived from
authentic sources, showing that consider
able concessions have been made 10 Tur-
kish sensibilities. According TO tho scheme
. corps Of military will be reunited from
the volunteers Of neutral States. and will
b under the orders Of the G%svsrnsrs OF
the provinces. They will wear badges, DO
paid by Turkey Or the reformed provinces,
and constitute o reinforcement Of the Tur-
kish palace. II Is feared that Turkey will
resist nearly all the proposed reforms
which the Powers consider the minimum
which they are entitled 70 demand. IL 10
thought that Elliott. the British Embasss-
dor. favors resistance on the part OF Tur-
key. and his departure from Constantine
pie IL considered % r~eassuring for peace.
A dispatch from Co~nstantinepls says the
Psrts has resolved 10 cancel tho financial
decree Of 1878 Immediately.
CoxsrAxrNorLE. Dec. 20.-The Marquis
Of Salisbury will to-day demand from the
Sultan his acceptance Of the proposals
agreed upoa BY the Pswers. Should be
refuse, Salisbury 10 instructed 70 leave
Co~nstsntinspls and order the British feet
70 quilt Turkish waters.
II 10 understood all the plsnipotcntiaries
will leave here should the Sultan reject
the proposals submitted to-day. The re-
spsctivs embassies would then bs inter.
sstsd with the direction Of Affairs.
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Married.

Printers do net often get married. but
when they do. II is for keeps, and they
ssaerally NAL. good husbands. They
have So many disagrsssble things to
csutsud with in their occupation that
even the .colding Of a shrewish wife
Is ~ music 10 their ears. Patience IL in
stilled into their hearts and they learn to
regard a. indifferent the patty trial OF life
which try Tia. souls Of men. The latest
cas-. 81 dessrtion from the ranks % unmar
rial printers b. that % Henry ID. Duly.
who has be,n for nearly three years en-
gagged nc a composition in the virginia E.-
isrpr,.> onics. Dun knows how 70 give or
take a Joke as we'll a. asyone, and an ex-
tended e1perisnes Of matrimonial life can
aid hut little to his store Of philosophy.
The hapr, pair have the hearty consratu-
lations of their friends.
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49, .H."- n.a.IS.
P''A''o"' u. '"' -"
Company have been hisd IN Dan IRAN
! cisco, the object being to INTRODUCES and
extend lby licensingl the use OF certain
| patept rtebts, heretofore held and here
after TO be acquired by Conrad wiegnnd
Of virginia cay, Ns'aaA. n.s,ns is.r
~ ~ ms,sl. and for IN sspsration
Of other metals from gold. Directors-
Joseph Perkins. Charles 3. Capp.. J: M.
Gitchell. T.. +. Flint and Conrad VIE
gand. Capital stock. S2JO,OOO.
.n.....
ARRIVAL ~,
UT me- a.
srim, M. "r.t nos:,n's h .oIJ Who
Denver" .-C.,,os 1ppsai. Dec. "a.
eth. PILGRIM. 1. very wall known
,ms.s the .sintipr fr.terpity of the Com
s,a.t .ish.r l., hat srrre.siys and .ppro.
prists piclnsms. .Tbs PILGRIMS" or by
his real name haziett; but lone OF y,
W. A"e" NE 'e'"s 'a"e ~
~
A rEEIEn caught an old offender climb
ins In ~ an open vindsv IN ueia NH
ma morning a. . o'clock. Inc tough
backed OUT OF MS suspicious Posiuon, An9
Aisr rsaenisg t,e ground said; NOV !
somo more Of your ia lies sbout me-"
The charge is burglary.
r,y ,..,;,., n, q, Jo,,.. a,n,.,
80, 4. "
row evening Al 7 o'clock. Hv.r,lodv 4.
Ian. ,.v,,., a. h.,r...,, ~.
who have children attending the Sunday
School are requested to see that they are
lrhs chur.s Joor. siii H. onsnsS ~ e.so
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B,,n...s.rr,.. Christmas.

Mr.. Blinkenbsrry entered his chamber
at 8 o'clock this morning and brought Mrs.
d. to a sitting posture In bed By roaring
out Z" Rer fur Tilgin Ror fur Tilgini"
"Brutus D~iinkenberry. what !. the
matter - asked the lady.
"Nossia m'd'r. Ror fur Tilgin! Cuss
ole Hayes (hicD" -.
"Biinkenbsrry. where hars you been =
The gentleman Was making strenuous
efforts to rsmove one VI his boots. which
he held on = level with his face, Is he an
swersd
"Oh. on'y down tor Club. Dsrnish.
booti (Grunt.J Fine lotter flsrs after
Club. Coin lee Tilgin (hic y sure.
Cushishboot. Ev'yshin' lsokin' gssd fur
campaign"
"Campaignt screamed the lady.
Don't you know that it's TIVE months
sincs the elections"
"Zat shor" inquired Blinkenbsrry.
dropping his foot with the bsot half on.
"wssh goin' on 'enf Ain't ish Plitkls
'citemen'y"
political excitement indeed Why,
you drunken creature. don't you know lbs
Ckristmasl"
"Bho 'tisi Iior for O."
But q horridsd scream from the lsdy
closed the sacrilesisus mouth Of the mis-
guided man. whs fell asleep, weeping. In
his chair.
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ANOTHER CASE.-R. Gannond. Captain
Of the Guard at the State Prison In Carssn.
Ia. a great many friends. lie has two in
Gold Hin whom he can count On. Andy
McMartin and Nick Sexton. Wishing W
express the friesdline-s Of their feelings.
have prepared for Mr.. diamond . present
worthy u acceptance. II IL . mountain
mahogany cane, heavily mounted with
pure silver and suitably engraved. On the
head there Is outlined the figurs Of q game
cock. The stick isa beauty aud any one
might 10 proud 10 carry II.
TuE METHODIST FESTIVAL Miners
Union Hall va. crowded last Saturday
evening. upon the occasion VI the Mstho-
dat Christmas festival. The ROOM Was
filled with m%irth-loving children, and m
old-fashioned chimney and fireplace were
introduced to make the coming of santa
Claus accord with the accepted theories -
taught 10 the rising gensration. There
were literary exercises by members Of the
sehosl, and oystsrs aud crackers served up
by the ladies Of the church. II was pro-
nouneed a pleasant success.
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ulArH.ln THE GOULD AND CURRY.
Jsnss Mcvitsy Eads His Life on
the Izoo-feef Level en- Christnas
Night-rhsory OF she Cause Of
HIS Death

A miner named James Mevitsy met hii
death in the Gould and Curry mine last
Night. The circumstances Of his taking
of we're peculiar. 1t being the general
desire 81 the mon that Christmas might be
givsn thsm for a holiday, Superintendent,
Osbiston ordered that all work b sus.
pended in aud about The mine frsm Z
o'clock yesterday morning until this
nsrning at the same hour. The only men
not given = holiday were an engineer, to
zee that the fires and machinery we're kept
In order. and Mcvitey. station-tsnder at
the l5O0.feot level, aud another Of the
i300-foot level. Mevitey vent on
shift at , o'clock In the afternoon.
At II O'Clock . man came to relieve
him. The cage. which was below. was
shaken TO call Novitey's attention. No
notice was taken, and after waiting for
some time mon were sent below 10 ascsr-
tain what the matter was. The i500-foet
level. whore II was the statisn-tsndor's
duty TO be. was searched thoroughly. but
no sign Of Mcvitsy Was found. This In
formation was sent 10 the top and moro
men were sent aswn. An exploration Of
the mine was then made and . party on
the l700-foot level found Mcvitey lying
dead In the north drift with an sItin-
guished lantern lying on his breast. His
face was covered with blood. Tho body
WAS At once taken TO the surface.
HOW 1T HAPPENED.
There seems to b. but enc theory which
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Reports are current that tho Turkish
Council Of Ministers ysstsrday decided 70
reject the proposals.. and that In the event
Of war. the Porte will arm bis Armenian,
Greek, Bulgarian and Christian subjects.
Edhsim pashA has been appointed Prssi-
dsnt Of the Council Of State.
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Presentation.

Jas. A. o'Donnsl. superintendent Of
tho Trojan mine. va. Yesterday presented
by the employees Of that mine with = hand
some .ct Of sleeve buttoR. and studs. man.
ufactured Of California gold quartz VIM.
Ennis presented the testimonial In the
nams Of the men. and Mr.. 0'Dsansl in a
fs~ happy remarks returned his thanks
Tor the unexpected gif, and referred to ths
friendly feeling existing between himself
and the smployes during hi. incumbeney.
All hands adjourned TO the company
Office where the health Of all was pledged
10 some extent in the flowing bowl.
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sAN FRANCISCO.
srsc1AL TO TEE GOLD EEL pAnr nu.
QuIek Time from China-Latsss Al
Vices from Japan-A D~essruetivs
Fire In Yedo.

San Francisco. Dec. 2o.-i p. ~
The Occidental and Oriental steamer
Ocssnis arrived to-day from China s.d
Japan. She made the passage from Yoko-
hama In fourteen days, hvs hours sad
twenty minutes. beating the time recently
made by the Pacific Nall steamer Psking
over twenty hours. II 10 expected among
nautical men here that the City Of Toxic
will now attempt 70 out do this IN her
homsward trip.
Hongkong advices state that Captain
Peabody Of tho American bark q. o.
whitmors. with two Of his mates who
were wanted by tho United States author
tiles fer killing the second mate Of the
ship by. Ill treatment during tho pas
sage had ned the ship, aud we're concealed
on shore, waiting an opportunity 70
escape.
A great firs In Ysddo. Japan. occurred
November 25th; 65 streets, containing
5000 houses. were totally destroyed. About
80 lives woro lost. The destruction Of
property reaches $40. 00O. 600.
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KIRKPATRICK 4 STEPHENS,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law.

NvPIoE = ROOMS I, . AND ., FIRST
~ floor. Drsxler = Hanak's New building.
south o street. virginia, Nevada. 70 m
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TEE HOUSE coxxirrrz.

NEW ORLxlss. Dec. 26.-Ths House
Committee met to-day. VIM. Orion was
called. and not appearing. Chairman Nor
risou read . communication from Mr..
OrtoH. ~ publishsd In the morningpspers.
The Committee then adopted the following
without division
Ressirsi. That the Chairman communal.
cate to the Hsuss the failure and refusal
Of VIM. Orion. President Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. 10 appear and
testify. 70 bring with him all Kilograms In
his possession or control. ssnt or received
BY parsons named In the subpoena served
upoa him. said 0rton |; that - part Of said
communication the lettsr Of said Orton W
the Chairman dated Dee. 10, 1876, and such
testimony OF z. W. Barnes before the
committee - relates 70 the Instructions
given him. said Barnes. BY said orion. In
relation 10 the production before ths con-
mittos Of the kilograms required 70 BE-
produced before the committee by said
Barnes Be transmitted; that said default.
refusal and instructions 10 said Barnes In
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The Mall for Chinm.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 26.-Tho Postonice
Department gives notice that . mail for
Japan and China will DO dispatched from
San Francisco by the steamer Oceanic ON
tho 18th Of January.
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Geld Coming - America.
NKw YoRK. Dec. 26.-The steamer Gel
tie. from Liverpool, brought f2OO, O0O
gold coin. The steamer Labeados. from
Hsyrs, brought $50, 900 In specie.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13

This gives Republican majority of
only u, with the following counties all
Democratic to hear from, in which the
Republican party have never polled 400
votes at any election. These counties
gave Democratic majorities in 1874 as
follows.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13

Cautien Against limitations.

The propr1etors OF Benson's Capcine Por::
Gus Plasters have found 1t necessary to warn
the public against bogus articles that are
offered them, under the name of "Cdpsicnn"
"Cdpsicun, as being the same as Capcine; |;
the facts are that they are totally unlike the
such limitations are calculated to injure The
excellent remedial qualities Of Benson's Cap-
cine Porous Plasters. The unparalleled sue
cess of this famous and vigorous medicinal
combination has stimulated INSCRIPTIONS
individuals TO issue articles under the above
similar sounding words. To further protect
the consumer. We have cut the word "Cap-
table properties afford instant relief. and In
sure quicker cure than any known medi.
cine. They contain no metallic or mineral
pois0ns, and are superior in their effects to
electricity. and more certain Price % cents.
IMPORTANT TO EVERY FAMILY.
Rheumatism, seiatioa ! Neuralgia. Ple,lrisy
nsy and Liver. Weaknesses, Ssvsrs Aches
Pains and stitebes. External Nerve Diser.
ders.. Nervous Action of the Heart, Severe
Coughs. Crick in the Back, -Sprains. Weak
ness Of the Back. joints, Muscles or Sides
Lamone =. Stiffness Of th . Joints or Muscles
and all maladies in which Porous Plasters are
valued. are BY Benson,s Capcine Porous Plrs
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters are grea'
and needed improvement over the slow action
of the orairary article They effect in few
hours that which other Porous Plasters re
quire days and Weeks of continuous wear tt
accomplish. They will positively cure di-
cases which other simply relieve. They arr
purely vegetable. aud do not contain metali'
or mineral poisons. Their action is ssupe:io
to electricity, and more powerful. Try them
Price - cents.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13
LOUISIANA.

A Democratic Majority based on Re
publican Estimates.
The following despatch was received
by the National Democratic Committee
at late hout last night
NEW ORLEANS, November Ire
turns from thirty one parishes give
Democratic majority of 29,519, all official
or semi-efficial from twenty one parishes
give 16,967 Republican majority. Three
parishes from Republican estimates give
1900 Republican majority; which is
large, as same parishes gave in IA only
1890, showing net Democratic majority
in fifty five parishes of 1852.
Two parishes not heard from gave in
'73-Lafourche, 60; Cameron, 156, Dem
ocratic majority, which, from the best
sources of information, think will not
be mat tally changed. The Registration
and Elt ,tion law, passed to make fraud
easy, is of such character that it is almost
impossible to prevent them from tamper-
ing with the returns to some extent.
Two companies of soldiers are on their
way. Two companies already in the Gus
tom-House. A Republican gave me infor-
nation that aregiment of soldiers was to
to be placed there. All the boxes of this
parish are in custody of the Clerk Of the
Superior Criminal Court.
The air is filled with rumors of at
tempts TO be made by police to capture
them.
j. w. PATTON,
Chairman State Committee.
LAKE CITY, Fla, November IL.
To "A. S. He,oiH:
The First Congressional District, COM
posed of twenty-five counties, gives 5,140
Democratic votes and 1861 Republican
votes. Democratic majority, $40. The
Second Congressional District gives 3,264
Democratic votes and 1891 Republican
votes. Democratic majority, S62. Total
Democratic majority in the State, 1,442.
This report is based upon official returns
of thirty-four counties and an estimate
on the vote of 1874 in five counties, which
no doubt will give an increased Demo
cratic majority. ). l.. NIBLACK.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13
lore. 1HANi 100000 COPIES. SOLD.

Gold: M edal. Awarded to the Author by
the National Medical Assoeia-
tion." March 81. 1875
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13
General News.

Returns from 100 towns in Maine give
Hayes a majority of 1851.
All the troops in South Carolina have
been ordere | to concentrate at Charles
ton and Calnmbia to be ready for re-
moyal at a moments notice to Florid
and Louisiana.
Florida, Louisiana and South Carroll Il
are still claimed by both parties. l
Florida, the Board of canvassers wi
meet tomorrow to declare the result. The
Canvassing Board in South Carolina will
begin their canvass to-day; they are
quired by law to certify the result o
Thursday.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13
Special to the World.

Baker ......... S9IJackson ........ .106
Suwance. lib Munroe. ........ 81
Bradford. .554 Levy .2SO
Taylor .2o5l Liberty ......... 81
Clay y.......... .1S7 Putnam. ........ 45
Wakull2. ..... .IS3l 3lfOlk ......... .462
Columbia. ....1 1S7ISanta Rosa. go. 400
VOlusia ...... 316ISumter. ....... .345
Hamilton .... .291ISt. Johns. 49,. 183
Lafayette .Z45 w alton ...... 600
Hillsboro -. .6l4l Orange ........7 743
fernando. $50
Total Dem. maj. in 23 counties. .6,S5S
There are returns from all the Republi-
can Or negro counties in the State, as
follows:
Alachua ..... 434lMadison ...... 397
Duval. ........ T91 Marion ........ 500
Escambia .175 Leon. ........ .2019
Gadsden. ..... 447INassau ........ 80
Jefferson 1920
Iotdl ...... .O,Ooo
This gives Republican majority of
only u, with the following counties all
Democratic to hear from, in which the
Republican party have never polled 400
votes al any election. These counties
gave Democratic majorities in 1874 as
follows:
Brevard. .... rs Holmes ........ 193
Calhoun ...... II Manatee. .172
Dade ......... III -
Franklin. ..... 73iTotal.. .749
We have had partial returns from some
of these counties, which increase the
Democratic majority to over 900, with ar
almost absolute certainty that it will
reach LOO or 1900. Tilden's majority
will be about 200 less than the above,
which is the majority on the State ticket.
Evidence that fraud in counting is con-
templated thicken. The votes of this
county were canvassed by an illegal board
and against the protest of the County
Judge, who is a member of the Board,
and who refused to acknowledge the
legality of the canvass. The Republican
leaders persistently claim 1000 majority
| in Alachua county, where the precinct
returns show only 479. That county and
its Returning Board are controlled by
the notorious Senator Dennis, who is
equal to any rascality, and there is great
fraudulent count. 1t is also apprehended
that the canvass in the remote and in
terror counties will be tampered with, and
as the State Canvassing Board are the
same who have heretofore recognized the
most unblushing frauds, there is reason
to apprehend an effort to defeat the voice
of the people by fraud. The Democratic
leaders are watchful, firm and determined.
They have won all honest victory, and
they stretch their hands to the people of
the North and ask that their rights and
constitutional liberty be preserved.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13

clear But where there is a wrong there
is remedy; and when the American
people have become convinced that this
wrong. is meditated against them, they
Will discover and apply remedy,-or
the American Republic will have ceased
to exist.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-13
THE RESULT UCNMANGED.

THE MAJORITY IN FLORIDA CoNFIRMED.
EVIDENCE OF FRAUD IN COUNTING
ACCUMULATING.
Special to the World.
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. H. We give
you the precise situation in Florida. Re
turns from the following counties giving
Democratic maiorities have been received:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-24
instructions for a Novice.

Handle your bees carefully. Avoid
sudden jarring or jostling of the hive.
Never fight them, but keep cool. The
middle of the day is the best time to
work with them.
Use plenty of smoke Ia roll of cotton
rags, rotten wood, or dry stalk of the
flower known as the Spanish bayonet
makes good smOke). Blow it in at
the mouth of the hive or at the top.
If you are timid, use veil over your
face and rubber or leather gloves on
your hands. The veil should come
down under your vest or coat.
Should you get stung, remove the
sting as quickly as possible and
squeeze out the poison or scrape the
wound with the edge of your knife
and apply hartshorn or soda dissolved
in water.
When the weather is cool do not
expose the comb filled with young
brood and larvae so as to chill them
and thereby prevent their Matching.
AS soon as forage becomes plenty in
the Spring it is good time to trans
fer your bees to movable comb hives,
and to divide them if strong.
Colonies without eggs or brood are
queenless and should have queen
cell or eggs from another hive to rear
a que n from, or what is better, fer
tile queen, if you have one that you
can spare from another hive.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-24
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