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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-01

WILLOW JACKET SILVER HIN.
= INC COMPANY. -Assessinsnt sale No.
a..
Location Of works, Gold mn. storey county.
Neyada.
Principal place Of business. Main street,
0old Hin, Nevada.
Notice. -Thsre are delinquent upon the fol.
lowingdescribed stock, on account Of assess-
ment mo. 25l levied on the 18Th day Of July,
A ID. ib76, the several amounts set opposite
the nance of the respective shareholders, -
f0llows.
Names. No. Csrtif. ghs. Amt.
Boyd 4 Dsvb. Trustees. .... flss.. 30. $50.
Osh,ll z a On. Trus
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Are prepared expressly Tor this class Of com
plSints, ana Ne recommend them - speedy
and snsetivs remedy. Their general tonic
eject on the whole system 10 sxtrsmely Bone
nelAl. You cannot take then without being
bsnsassd by them. The tmprudsns youth. the
ovsr.vorksd man, the prsmAtursiy old. ths
married and sinsls m~a snd women. aiiks. VII
md In this rrmedya
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CEND $50. TO q. p, ROwRLL 4 CO.
y New York, for Pamphlet. Of 100 pages, con
taining lists Of 1000 Newspapers. and estiInaiss
showing cost Of advertising. mri7
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IcE! ICE!

~ THE rrRsr OF APRIL. is's. I ruR-
49, N. eu,lr. interest Of MARX srRorsE
in IN. VIRGINIA ICE COMPANY. and am
nov prepared to furlsh . superior article Of
pRossrR CREEK AND BocA lcfl
tn. BEST In THE srArE-ia an, quantity
20 suit. and
DELIVERED FRGE OF onAaor
To any par, Of virginia and oO'a Hin.
~ orisrs len at HATCH BsoraHRsf
oroeery ssors viii receive pronps sitsn'isa.
The business once Of the VIRGINIA ICE
COMPANY is established si HATCH BRorH'
Frs Grocery Store. south Q street. b-svsen
Taylor and Union. virsiaia CITY.
r. KNAPP.
AN Prssrssssr s.A Ma.asss.
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CHMnEnSSiA SILVER MINiNd

JosErH M1GriRs' Secretary.
Smse-h"om ~. No. ti9 caiifomis strret.
ssa ffsaelsoo. cAiifsnia. i,,s M
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q. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
ofhcs-Room .. t0s California street. Ban
francisco. California. au17td
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onacs-R Rooms 5 and Q. No. aoa Monteomer,
street. San Francisco California. snis d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05
r. HODE BLAND DAY.,
L Large Atteu0auee of Vasseors

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-Although the
weather was not auspicious, Rhode Island
day was celebrated by large attendance of
officials and representative men OF the state
and large number OF her people. At u
O'Clock Gov. Lippitt and staff were received
py the centennial authorities and q large
delegation OF Rhode Islanders and escorted
TO the building OF that state, which was
handsomely decorated. Governor Lippitt,
standing on the front steps OF the bIiiding,
q few appropriate remarks. Gov. Lippitt,
In responding, rendered the thanks Of his
state 10 the centennial authorities, and es-
pecially citizens of Philadelphia In making
the Centennial grounds historic for years
and perhaps centuries TO come. Many thou
sand people were Afterwards severally
welcomed by the governor, and At the
close OF the reception the gubernatorial
party visited the Corliss engine I'm Machin-
cry Hall, and were welcomed by Commits
sioner Corliss. At one O'Clock the number
OF persons admitted TO the grounis was
IS $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

THROUGH LIPE AND DEATH-sudcfde ora
Young German Oucr has Ssceefhedrf's tSrdUe -
the comm OF Miss Josephine Brocht a. Green
Woo yesterday, The mourRers were startled
by the report OF Q pistol, and Jacob Lout, the
young gris lover, fell mortally wounded
only few PAGES from the half filled grave.
MISS Brocht, whose parents live In 81 n street,
died Few days since after q short illuess
Her parents had objected 10 the attentions of
Lout, who was q butcher In the employ OF
Christian Weiss, doing business I'm LIST ave-
nue., but The young people were greatly at
tached 10 each other, and had arranged To be
married; Miss Brocht's death affected him 30
oeeply that he threatened 10 take his life
out his friends did not believe that he would
carry out his Intention. Yesterday NOR ning
ne went about his work as usual, but LEFT
tne slaughter-bouse little while before the
time set for the funeral. He borrowed -
from bis employers wife and purchased a
pistol and ammunition at neighbor-
but making no aiIusion 10 his pu 1rIsns,
Taking q seat In one OF the mourners' car
riages be manifested the most intense grief
AL me way 70 the cemetery, sobbing bitterly
AT times and again breaking out into uncon-
trolabie laughter; then he would call upon
the name OF the dead girl, crying 90 her that
they would not long be kept apart He was
helped out or the carriage when the grave
was reached, and standing At its brink while
the last sad services were performed, sobbed
convulsively until the coffin was covered.
my grave will not be far from this, " he said
TO friend near by; then he stepped back a
lew feet, drew the pistol from mis- pocket and
nred, the ball entering his right temple. He
fell 10 the ground bleeding and insensi bic,
and IL was some moments before the horror
stricken crowd realized what had occurred.
Then telegram was dispatched for au am
oule nee, and, on Its arrival, the still uucou-
scious man was removed 10 the Long Island
medical hospital, where he died q few min
utes before six O'Clock. remaining 10 a coma
toee condition until the last. Lout had been
In this country for about eight years, and
has always borne good character as q sober
and steady young man. Miss Brocht was
about twenty one years old, OF progresses
ing appearance and well educated.-tN. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

IwEHD's PARTNER ARREsTED-P, A
woodward, late partner OF VIM. NJ Tweed
Tor whom large reward has been offered In
New York, was arrested In Chicago yester.
day at the Palmer house, where he was reg
istered as A. Wallace, Liverpool. He was
Ilsgulsed, but was recognized by a New
York gentleman and pointed out to the no
lice and locked up At the Central station.
where he will be retained until further steps
are taken by the New York authorities. He
was very uncommunicative to the re-
oorters, but said tn Police Superintendent
dfcky that he has Just arrived from England
by the way Of Savannah and that he had
not seen Tweed for six years. A man regis
tered as J. H. Blanodt was with MIN at tbe
station by permission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

A SURGICAL BLAcKsNITH-Rem1rk
Case Of observation-disclosures Krusa, alias
.Dr. Schmidt" was on trial At Union Hill,
N. j., yesterday, for malpractice committed
by means OF "Iife machine" Krusa, the
alleged doctor, testified that he was a black
smith and never claimed TO be q doctor; ne
admitted using bis machine, which he called
a"bonscheidee.o but only on membe OF his
own family. he produced the machine. IL
10 small mahogany case, with a set OF
springs inside which operate on a piston;
when the handle is drawn, a small shan
causes hundred needle points 20 protrude
q quarter OF an inch, entering the flesh of the
person against whom IL IL held. The appa-
ratus externally looks very much like q
large wooden syringe without a point, the
end being occupied by the needles. he ad-
mitted using the instrument on the BODY of
Mr.. Schultuze's child on the 10th OF Septem-
Der, making thirty applications in Different
places. he dressed the wounds made by the
instrument with a little Oil, which be rubpef
In with bis hand and gave little oil Internal
~ he did not know what the oil was made or
he did not charge fee for attending any
one. he bad used the machine on seven
children I'VE OF his own and two Others one
OF which be cured. He had also used AZ IN
bis wife. When called 70 attend apy one he,
took the machine with him, believing Il 20
be the best remedy. He had a book which
be bought with the machine and IL is stated
that the same method would cure any dis
ease.-lM y. World, an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05
THE CUBAN RkBELLIOH.

INV YORK, Oct. 5-Mail advices from
Havana OF September 80, says: The insur-
gents entered the city OF Las Tunas on the
I'D, and obtained possession OF IL. The
Spanish garrison were probably In conni-
vance with the Insurgents. That Journal
says that henceforth IL will give the news
bad or good, as II comes. Las Tunas as q
strategic point 10 OF very great importance.
Captain General Jovellar, IL is reportet, de-
slres that no more troops shall be sent here
nom Spain unless he is provided with the
money to pay them. 1t is feared that there
will be mutipy there If the soldiers are not
paid. They have received no pay for six or
seven months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05
COUNT Won ARNIM's ALLEGED
TREASON.

A1s Counsel GOt Allowed 60 Plead.
BERLIN, Oct. 5.-The Stadts Gsichfschof
met to day for the trial Of Won Arnfm on q
charge OF high treason. A letter from the
Count, dated from Ouchy, was read, stating
that the weather prevented his coming 70
Berlin. As his illness was not legally at.
prosecution, decided to proceed against him
in cotumaciam. The court also decided thai
It's proceedings should be private. Count
Won Arnim's counsel was not allowed TO
plead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

A MERITED REBUKE.-Justice Gran YES
terday delivered . we'll deserved reproof to
Mary Hymes, residing at % Douglass court,
FOR her lack of m0therly affection and UNI
natural conduct. She appeared before the
magistrate with child, apparently I'VE or
ak years old, tugging At her dress, and re-
formation, as be was incorriRible and be-
yopd her control. The justice refused her re-
quest, and gravely rebuked her anxiety to
get rid OF the boy. The little lad prattled
merrily as he followed his mother from the
court room, blissfulIy ignorant of what had
OccuIred.-G Bdfo Gazette hh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

COMMODORE VANDERBILT STILL ALIVE
About O'Clock yesterday morning Mr. Van
derbilt was suddenly attacked with severe
pains, and up TO noon his condition was
very critical. While no immediate danger
Is unprecedented, 1t Is very apparent that Mr..
Vanderbilt IL growing weaker very rapidly,
and there is little doubt but that, without
some very decided and unlocked for change
takes place, that he cannot much longer
Withstand the severe strain caused by the
complication OF diseases from which ne is
sufferipg.-[M Y. Herald an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

A HORSE SEIZED WITH RYDRoPHoBrA
ABOUT three weeks since horse In Tate q
Osborns stone yard, In New York, was bit.
ten through the nose by a strange dog that
Immediately after ran away and was lost
sight OF. Tuesday afternoon the horse.
which had been uneasy for several days ex.
hibiied III mistakable sympthms of hydro.
phob' q, and was so violent as TO friRhten the
stableman. The animal, after tearing MS
stable, and dashing off at q gallon ran
against wagon, and was killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

The YELLOW FEVER IN GRoRGIA.-An
appeal has been sent from Georgia to beney.
olent Institutions In Toronto, Cenada. ask
Ing AID Tor the yellow lever sufferers. There
Savapnah yesterday. Among the deaths he
that of Don Gabriel Berger, Catholic priest.
The ship laboreTs of Quebec have subscribed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05
The Marhess-

bALTrMoRE, Oct 6.-Ootton dull ana
weak = mlddling, mkak. Flour active
strong and y cents higher-Howsrd street
and western super S.50s4.25; do. extra, l.sOa
> - DO. family, 6I5a6.ss; city mills super,
S.eoa4 20; do. extra, q 75a6. Is; do. Rio brands
6.I5; de. family, IS. Wheat strong, &C.
tive and higner-No. 2 western red, .aia
80; No. do, i2oai .; Pennsylvania red,
I25al-3o; Maryland red, good 70 prime, p
siS2; do. amber, I3Sa1.4O; do. white, 9Os
LIS. Corn uthern, frmer and higher west
ern weak and lower; southern white, 5sa5s !,
do. yellow, 5Ss59i western mixed, 81, spot;
. Saa last half October; 6ksk November.
oats steady and firm - souUnern prime,
t0a50; western white, s0s4S; DO, mixed, Ssss7.
visions nrm but quiet; unchanged. PORK,
iSo. Butter firm, active aud unchanged.
Petroleum-crude, lower, - saI2s; refined,
nrm, %. Coffee strong aud unchanged.
whisky scarce and frm, held at ia Re-
celpk-nour, $685. wheat, . 900; corr, a, 500.
oats, 200. Shipments-corn, 81 900.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3. - Virginia SIS, de-
lerred, 81; do consolidated, 81 do. second
series, 80. North Carolina 6Is, old, 10; do,
new, sugar steady; demand fair, 10 sl0g.
NEW YORK, Oct. s. STOCKS active
and unsettled. Money, IN. Gold, o.. Ex-
cnange, long, 4sSK; short, ass. Govern
menu active and lower.
INV YORK, Oct Flour quiet aud firm.
and firm.
LONDON, Oct. S, p. m.-rhe proportion OF
tne Bank OF England reserve 10 liability,
which last week was c. per cent, Is now
tll,Ooo during the past week. Consols IS 1916
for money and the account The amount
OF bullion gone into the bank on balance to-
day Is Go ,OG0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

anefeasinK-Tne Dest1tutiOa APpaI-
ling.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6-An Atlanta CG a. dis
patch OF October says: Tue weather still
gets warmer at Savannah, and the fever is
increasing. There are more new cases re-
ported TO day than any day In two weeks
The deaths will increase proportionslly as
The climatic change Is unfavorable. A Gu
rious fact 10 that there are more Interments
from fever In the Catholic cemetery than in
all the other cemeteries combined, although
the Catholics are In the minority In this
city. This is due to the fact that tue Catbo-
lies are mostly foreigners aud much more
susceptible TO the fever and to die OF IL. TIE
restitution is appalling. IL seems impossi-
bic for relief agencies TO meet IL. Thousands
OF healthy people, especially negroes, who
are thrown out of work by the paralyzation
OF business, are totally dependent on the re.
lief committee for their daily rations. The
change OF weather carried the interments In
one day from seventeen to forty-two. The
warm weather Is generally over IN Georgia.
There 10 ne frost here this morning for the
first time in nve days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

that yellow fever exists there. The fever
which does exist there may, however, and
doubtless did, result from oontagion brought
rom Savannah; but it does not follow that
an epidemic win result from It, especially
a. proper precautions seem TO have been
taken 10 guard against IL. G. A.P.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

THE JAPANESE EDUCATIONAL CoMMrs-
SIoN-The Japanese Educational commits
sion have concluded their la oors in this civ.
After having minutely examined the varl-
GUS systems OF education in Europe ard
America for the past four years, they have
which they will represent at home, aud on
their return to Japan they will make q col
lective exhibition OF the Boston system In
Yeddo. To carry out this plan they have
not only visited all the grades OF schools In
this city, but have purchased q collection of
all the materials In furniture, MAPS blanks
text books, books Of reference; In fact, q
specimen OF everything used in the schools,
from the lowest primary to the highest de.
partment; and In addition they have Sc
cured all the school documents since the or
sanitation OF the present system.-[ Boston
TT0nxcTiDf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05
NEW GOVERNOR aEARRAL OF CUB 4
Spain Making Every Sacrifice 90
Crush the RebelllOD.

LONDON, Oct IA Special dispatch from
Madrid to the News says: The appointment
OF so important parsonage as General Mar
t1nez Campos TO the Governor Generalship
Of Cuba IL proof that the government Is
ms king every sacrifice to crush the Cuban
Instruction. The nomination was totally
unsolicited. General Martinez Campos viii
himself nominate his principal officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

A CONFERENCE OF LIBRARIANS and
otteIs interested In photography was COM
menced In Philadelphia yesterday. Justin
pied the chair, and Melvin Dewey, OF the
Amherst college library, acted - secretary.
The PRECEDENT OF the Horticultural society,
John w. wallace, delivered an address OF
welcome, after which Justin Wineor was
elected president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

&ChAsies Brown, . FIREMAN On o mail
uaf1 On the Bichmond, York nvor and Chez
epeeke railroad, Was run over and killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

PARIS, Oct. 5-Immetlately upon the re-
assembling OF the chambers several radical
deputies will introduce fresh proposals for
general amnesty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

s0Hou.. Hueh IHcCuneeh. -ex-sscretary
Of the treasury, m N o9drc1. 6eeose the
day, aid he thOught TIE country would BE-
EDDY for rooumption IN 1SI9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

Not A CANDIDATE DIR. w. X. Wilmer,
OF Charles county, Nd, who accepted the
nomination Of the "reformefs" for congrees
In II e NTH district. contingent upon fndorse.
ment by republicans, which he JAILED to re-
ceive, has written letter stating that he IN
lot candidate for the ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05
Reouasssso. Pm n n

have BEEN nos cSi. 2ss nom
Ior T. A. woodward. Tweed's partner, who
was arrested In Chicago yesterday. and on
GERS are now on their way % Chicago 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

JkhohE fAhk, ~. n. Del. o-SOfWlth-
Standing IL rains 20 -dsy, the races viii 90
on. The attendance IL very slim, aud Tie
pool selling shows a lack of spirit rha rrst
race was for purse OF $50. the winner 10 be
sold at auction, one mile aud q half Arcts-
rss was the fsvorite In the nrst tro pools
but soon fell back. aud Gal way became the
fsvorite. AT the start Oxmore led, but War
lock soon passed him, and kept the leaf for
toe nrst mile, when Galway collared him,
and the race was extremely close. Within
about one hundred yards OF the end Galway
shot ahead by about half q length. and won
the race, wsrlock second, and Partnership
third; Courier fell far behind Time ASK.
Ten OF A American Grew Dr0W0e9.
NEW YoRK, Oct h-Mstl adviccs says. A
schooner belonging % the American hank
feet pat into Bay Bulls, N. r., on the 2ist
ulttmo and reported that ten Of her crew
were drowned during the last easterly gale
on the banks. She Loaf also nearly every
thing on deck, and the two survivors OF the
ships crew who brought the vessel into port
describe the gale as terrific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05
THE REBELLION IN TURKEY.
he TURKS AdYaucfn9 On Regatta

LONDON, Oct "a Reuter- dispatch from
Belegre de says private dispatches received
there state that eight thousand Turks are
been occupied by six Thousand Servians,
with two batteries Of artillery. Official dis
patches received at Belgrade state that six
hundred mounted Cossacks have passed
through Kladowa. Toe director OF the Rus
sian Nolga Bankbas informed the Servian
government that its last loan has been fully
subscribed for.
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WILL not Break on Friendly ReIa-

LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch to Reuters
Tele gram company from Vienna says: SAC.
corttE 3 to the most reliable Information, not
TIE slightest idea Ia entertained by the Aus
trian government OF breaking of friendly
relations with Russia.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05

CENT INNIAL NoTls the number OF viz
ftors to the main exhibition 1t Philadelphsa
yesterday was 81 ,57L The total receipts
since the opening to October I were: Main
exhibitiop, g, 1S0, 400 40; 70 the live stock ex-
hiuition, SIS 76S IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05
Campafgn Saulbs.

AosSA S4uAUD'
Fitzpatrick got worn out in an Indiana
speech, and had to have his mouth half
soled.-M Y. Herald. Peter Cooper thinks
IL the excitement runs much higher, he will
be obliged TO take the stump in person In
Ohio and Indiana after next week. He did
there was to be an election in those states In
October-Buutington Hd,Okeye.
THE COLORADO ELkcTIoN-rhe State I'M
doubleday Carried by the RelJt,biicdns.-A dis
patch from Denver, Colorado, giving addI
state says:-The Official figures are coming
In, and show still heavier republican gains
and majOrities than previous dispatches In
licaps 400 majority. Los Animos county is
1,152. The democratic loss In Los Animos
county, their strongest county, will be Is
per cent. more than before estimated, aud
they lose member of the legislature In
that county. The democrats concede the
slate TO the republicans, who claim 2 900 ma
Jorfty. The legislature will be two thirds
republican In each house.
There Is no longer any doubt but that the
republicans have carried the state by q ma
Jor.ty approximating TO 1000, and official
figures show ratio of gains by them which,
If sustained In sections not yet heard from,
must increase the repu blican majority to
500. The chairman OF the republican state
COMMITTEES claims twenty one OF the twenty
Of the legislature.
Further returns do not materially change
Inc nguree given on the general result In
Denver. The democrats c0ncedo the cleo.
ton OF the entire republican ticket, Con.
gresham and q majority In both houses OF
the legislature. The republicans claim 20
out Of &c senators, and two thirds Orthe lower
house.
Judge Edmunds, secretary of the Union
Republican Congressional committee, re-
ceived the following late last evening from
Denver:-The republicans have carried the
state ticket, member OF Con gress. and three
fourths OF the legislature. Tnis gives as two
u 3. Senators and the electoral vote for
Bayes and Wheeler. This 1s reliable and
positive j. @. WILSON,
Chairman Rep State Central Committee.'
A PEACEFUL ELECTION In GRoRaIA-
The Democrats Curry the Note-The Georgia
state election took place yesterday for state
officers and members of the legislature 70
choose Senator In the place OF Thomas n.
Norwood, democrat, for the term ending
1858 The principal candidates will be BENZ.
vi. Hill. Governor James n. Smith and
Senator Norwo %. The election was outlet
everywhere. The vote 10 small bat LARGELY
democratic. The republicans made no fieht
in most Of the counties except for governor.
No disturbance Is reported anywhere. A
more peaceful election was never held In the
state. = = i1se1 - srE- aary =
x%Hou. HUN INcCuIosh, -ex-sscretsry
Of the treasury, N N addrooa' boCoe0 TIE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct 5.-The Daily News has a
dispatch from Blackburn, which says: The
cotton operatives having decided TO be no
longer bound by the arrangement by which
tnelr wages have hitherto been regulated,
some of the largest spinners have posted
notices stating that they hold themselves an
liberty TO close the spinning departments OF
their mills without warning.