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, 1876-11-23

6pfe1dt OMpafth to Tie 31fbaNs-
WAsHINoToN, u. G., Noy. aeo.-Thc text Of
the lettcr Of ClGrkson n. Potter has been re-
ceivcd here. 1t Ia understood to represent tho
dcfl''ltc plan Of the Democratic party in tho
event thnt tic Returning Boards Of Louisiana
and Florida shA!l report tho election Of hayes,
a1id the President Of tic Senate sllnll undertake.
to 20 announce the vo.o. Tho lettcr, 60 far a.
examined by tho few public men here, creates u
sensation. One Congressman says 1t Is ticcla-
ration Of contemplated revolution. The pro-
eTa1nnlc Is to 'objcct to the COUNTING of
tho Louisiana certificates. II tic two Houses
disagree, tho Democratic Representatives
will adhere to their own decision. At tho end
Of tho counting they wilt declare that there has
becti no choice ty tho Electoral College, mud
THE ltou3E WILL t.tMrp1ATELY rRocEEp
to clcct President. Potter IS a near ncighbor
anu .at.. -, h intimate iricid e Ten and would
without = conference With the leaders Of hia
uarty. Potter, III tho l,st Congress, udrocatcd
~ tht right nt a'ly State tu scccstc ut plcaaurc.
av ssSsss!o' s.,,sas ast,ssy , was 70 proqSed that
70 authority to bpcak for tho democratic party.
1t rcnas"s M :. y, be ,s sssn whether ie now has.
Srv onk e. S..:' Mt 1.:estattf sSs'; is, potor
ilas lst tho Democratic cat nut q the bag In
long lclter to tlln Herald. Tic Dunl0eratto
House, hc says, will maintain tl.at 1t can c1-
clude Fraudulent VOTES, anl will exercise that
power II they ll1nl 1t necessary. II either ta1dt-
tlnto fails tn receive lcEni majority Of tho
votes In tho official count, which would DO tho
caso II louis!anI was thrown out, then tho
!lonso must Immediately proceed to elect
President.
TIE Herald etlitorial1y says this letter shows
thu Democratic programme In the casc OF Loa-
isiaua being col1ltct. for Hayes. Tho Demo
eraile House will he present In full force, aud
When Louisiana ccrticatcs arc opened, obIec-
tuus will he ilu{lc tn counting t}I0+,4 ynfps IF
, 1876-11-23

E}asG EEtasi,,n 1y :. et KILN Gerard Nlghton.
Set,, Set" d. at taat j;ne tlo democratic cla6 Of
as' a. sh'oBs9 s9. nj Iii II 1ssE s;ssd.. e 4;
Esh Res %sta ss5a 6sti f;'a; d.. rs it s6:
i;ts: ix;h!:ky #; II M soan' A. sroesIy. william Esss
" Ii $ John linrt ilvcs cioeo by nc. John
nnorw9 ns9 z FIXED ln nc saw.n.tl with nc. William
.nn Hro~ nssr e., o. ' saw;mIl l MsAam. i
went dft~.--. LET me. bty buck was
ALL HLoonr,
aRserea s. .atS TT IF hum @ M rs sst ~
an toie Brooks nm Nlghton an' dc otkers dat 6sy
Mft aftsf sm A. dsy h.d 'st,er st oat 5s3
ton. where ds Untel States soter. ssur, an bad
ne aatii got !n Liest De tsfayr baek % d. ffo ffo
zatnnea me and ssnt for sonshan an ~ Tege, {w
boaa b1tfdozerA. what tole Cap'n ltogers aar was
"a &C. e'?9sS %sa4s e ssee d. etsa IT., P sSs e
I'd g a maho a'i.lsyt ind do 15en.enans ssy y
& ~ @s s .aysa as s s fs IT, gas ns
CONG come down DC r!yer with Cap'n ]sogor, sojers. I
ncofh nothin' bout no affidavit since.
CAN'T no DACK DAR.
aey would XII me. ! will scnl for n,y wife AZ soon
a. a. aho geta DC crop In tn!Aed m aero an half
te a , f9 St Ave- 1f fot19 eoa
;aye a; E Do croI dunno what IN d. nosv, not whst
i 1se, e. ~ ~ dnfssnt 70 lack dr. dats sartn
dey to me till t|at time. |
50. DIDN'T VOTE At Ala
a. dcy World kill me II dey caught nc. Do colorea
dey Ind protecton, but dcy waArkoescd Of dc bali
sss'd oi bsa sss:sd 1 = ssos
FhnS$f Sas<hu au1kt {.
, 1876-11-23
WASHINGTON,
THE FOURTH VIRGINIA DISTRICT.
EiYkcfdf hs5s1feh IN 1Hx Ts.fhtI1s

WASHINGTON, u. c., Nov. .:s22.-JorEensen,
Republican candidate In the Fourth Virginia
District, Is here. It Ia evident that he had
majority OF 5000, and that tho Virginia Demo.
crats havo determined to count him out THIS
Tas done by d systcm Of the most ingenious
mud desperate rascal!ty. There arc some sixty
eight precincts in tilc district. At twelve Of
these precincts tho Democratic Judges ap-
pointed what thoy called twclvo Republican
inspectors ~oi election. In the othcr
districts the Inspectors wcrc nil Democrats,
Tho Republicans themselves say that they neycr
knew that these twclve even wcrc Republicans.
Tho majority Ut 5000 was overcome by throwing
ont the votes OF four cnttrc counties upun tho
hllcst pretenso Of irrcgularity In tho returns
The case is still pending before m appellate
Returning Board. Tho Republican Committee
will send Shcllabargcr, Of Ohio, to assist Jor-
gcnscn. Counsel will also DO sent to aid
alcComas in Maryland. Tho Committee hopes
to HAYS tho House,
VERT THIN.
Tho Democrats arc trying tn make capital out
Of tho alleged report Of Capt. Basconl, Of the
regular army, stationed In West FcltcIana, IL
which he represents that thcra is no intimtda-
ton there. Inquiry at the War Department
to-day shows that Dascom has matlo no recent
report, but there arc reports from ether army
officers who have officially visited that parish
showing tile most outrageous intimidation.
Capt. nascorn, moreover, OIL account Ut his
soclal Fclations, Is vol known to bs more in
sympathy with tic White Lcagltc and the
Democrats than Will. the Republicans.
THAT conroRAL's ouAnD.
The stories that tue troops were ordered here
fun aEprebensi0us Of a disturbance ut tho
tiMo OF the Democratic procession on The Goth
aIc Win A1a 'alsc' ~ was hot Apo"n W. tae
War Department when tile troops %cfe ordered
hero thero was to be slleh procession. The
Sccretary NJ War and Gcn, Sherman mr., annor.
~ ., ~, .,x,t.a,,a,,t thror~So,,. ~ ..a.,,.
w ~ .no sAe''e.'o". w, u,oaGuout 'no eoal~
ttyt anu lhe seneauonai 9umosa concern
ing these troops. This annoyance is,
nerbaps, III part due to their pcrsistent denial of
focta which suhsrnncnt,v berorne ev,dcnt n
a.. $500, t.. 'sk.'. .,..s sa.s.S .sN -. -
wis eae 'hanhsF III WHEN s"e5 eause' the troops
to ba brought leFe, fats'er teian the afT1val OF
the troops themselves, that produced tho CONT
motion. The c}4l,t batteries now here, aithourh
Technically known ae oastefes' because they arc
component parts Of artillery regiments, have
nut st,,glu flp|,l-pleco anon. them, They have
lcen acting us iufautry. and beer arme.l viii,
.u .aruta ''1A "'' ~ '''' o'""''' u 'a'
mll1lasy ser'1ce'
POSSIBILITIES.
Tho Ren1,b]cans lcre hold thnt thn House
will have mn constitutional nnvcr In nro,ocd
, 1876-11-23

THa TUG or WAR,
Tho Board haA now arrived at tho stage IN
their proceedings WAerH hard work commences.
Taus fur they have Ind nothing moro sorious to
encounter than sixteen several and distinct
protests from tho attoruoys for the Democratic
candidates, nil Of which President Wells has
msgliantInously allowed to be lied. Tho Board
has certainly acted with prudence In excluding
these much-proteatIng young lawyers Whllo can.
, 1876-11-23
LOUISIANA.
FOURTEEN PARISHES COUNTED,

HPtEsN7 7s4Np34fH 10 4H9 1F11NM1.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-Thc Returning
Board to-day passed upon tlyu parishes, making,
all togutlacr, fourteen which laYo been ca1,yasscd
without contest, out Of q total Of llity-acye,.
Ncarly oil OF tha othors aro either contested Or
there aro Irregularities connected with tho re-
turns which require the determination Of tho
Dpartl. These fourteen parishca llavo given tho
f,1F,rtnrr v.,tns
, 1876-11-23
FLOUR.
FLOUR.

~. ~ Oriental Mills" AIntflson-
:, nridge, deltrer. free Of carriage,
~ sss choicest Grades Of Patent, 1Vt'.-
~ ,"s u,hcat, am, Spring Wheat
:, 13o,,rs, Of onr o.u,a a,sn,s'tfnctsts'e, at
.,.;res less than The snnte quality can
(. ,,urcItaseti eise1vl.cre In the cttU.
n.dIitu guaranteed Il. eUcrU case.
sfancu refunded If not entirely sat-
,.factorv. VIC make Il speciality Of
sbo,ce Frcsh- Ground Oat 1feai,
n+oi.ap, -Four, Pefe,lctl a'ul CRACKED
mneaf. aud BMcI;iUflcHt EYoftr. Or
d,rs bu mail receive prompt atte,,-
ion. address z
"' ORIENTAL MILLS,
lMddiso1,-st. Brt<l0e.
, 1876-11-23
B{1LLJ)DXTNg.


ps esssiay aas osaS rsssss Fs.'s"sn ns At s e,1a
leaas dated Soy ~ w,ten from nsw vi
known veraeity and conseryatIys " Ss Renublicaa
careful Of what lIe writes ~ or ,neak. ,e '''''''~
tnasters Of tic situation iu LoulsIsta, anl there
can BE- hut little doubt a. to how tho s vote s' has
arc to be protested aud "not to BE- put down by
cratic putty-mcn.'
nE rues GOES on TO sAr:
cotoEEt; soald not, n one week. write .ll
tS hosfi6e asas Of o. wrongs and
Iens eut.thfoess uron Tho cn!oM n,en and t.eif
families n th,s sate; w9s ysttetday talking IL
.1r,.e.s o.hso Win te tmitSa states inspsetol
isa dtsg o!e !ax G1Gs.os o. that parish, ana aa;o
sss;ss s sad IL Is!ss!; ;s,Pss!ss: il ~iiss:.
ts1.s ss pSsd % q M 1 S
eoeneesnt Of tac ensass conmsnesd CO the ur sRe
fEa";s; ~, IL ~ osv oa ~ @ ~ ~.
whn ;n @oa ,.1 un nt ~
inusd thcis ctIrts th"y nmiI hn G! H!tiirS hv
tbs gsmos.ate "enil; ;d9sets:" Ile tald thst ths
nnfs.. ~ M %as nan e R'nsS ana pasa n9 aenan n
a!1re' IN ooe daS h' was met o' several nonned men
M .4+.r,t ..a. ~. AA" ii s A..
10 atteLHnpt WAS. Or coala Dc. made 70
ep2fen,sena ,ssn OF pun'eh tue murderefn: % ne
~ esu .asss n..e "uuntta men "on!a flae thfougn
tno neRto Hantteln anu tea tncth lhat
1nsy mast 19in ncmpcsatlc e!ubs and rqte the
ta, ~ ~, Iesea Ut .osy S2n!a nos Isc c taid
tnat III tnls whE many aa!k.Gs, t9 sase tne1f own
n nses. Wstu oni.:ea 70 comply WIN thle de!nand.
vhe eu!IsSa MaaaHIAeHsy tonns-fcia5ea " conf
51 h Hum ~ ~. soo t t''s: tat ~ Wns Aepuo'lean'
NV n,;e.aa n,oua % eu.s thas hcxsupoa CON-
iaEcr 1,cnry ,!ni;,,. ,nI 1T 1onh
,raro n,,nn;c ~ ,sait -, IT, ,nst Iii iii ,, r
weni ~ th Sarrv ~ ~ ' ~" H. ~ % - aGy y
hamsc =" btnEc tE sr, H. ar n5 ~ " Ill., ~ ~
tsr. n @ 9 %o3 H. Ely Sed ~ n ". rsn
hnMte III III u H. nis we an9 IN ~ own
aumt I'M hIn, wv w. ihis ~ .or stni,o, In s
ennslS I'M .hs d5 ~. WI nv % u yn,", ~ e.
III rhta 10 nntE. III ~ hcr ,.,s e H. TU f
hn1nnn ,,"nds tno ihc chi II mi im1: ,1e.Snso
~ ILL., ,rno %n Ill., @ " presence
~ .no rs uua s:ns @ o.es a4 'sane
a;., ELL - n1e nhs. a., ueI A""hSsa - TIE VAL.
.! sne aoa.e. lney tnen Wont TO anothef mana
~ o, ~ .es ~ Piantalp I'll toa lMn
ne YES Goa1a nase hfs cholee-to PC hanRen Q! receive
t, ~ 'oIhes ;a1 - "s patt oaGhi ah1t
~ ~ 10 "'S III, SHet.St Aet " ,toEsees looF
, 1876-11-23

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 29.-Thc Democratic
Suite Central Committee, aua number OF rep
rcscntattvc Democrats from various counties Of
Ohio, llict here to-day fur consultation. Tha
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolred, That patriotism demands OF every
good ctlxuh spit!t nl Eeahy nc4uiesccnce In tho
result Ut te1e Presidential c!ccton fairly ascer-
talned, and We lsFEccat1 all partisan feeling Ia thu
dlscHss'o OF facs ant law oa which that re4ult de-
Htsolrtd, That 1t is duo to tue people and II In
d!snensabse to the preservation Ut f.eu government
foFcs Wn appeal to thu oflcrrs charged with can
rasasnE tho r0ta mud nauE rtiutns to uIay publfc
app'fshsns!on and sasptc!on hy open ana npastta!
montnhea BY tho past actlou OF tho present llo.
turning board in Louisiana, th4t snch roturns may
la b. tssi.s,y nn nd f;aMaalepiy made w. demand ef
Y necessary. thn Constitutional powers vested III
them. jointly or seycrnl!y, to tu end that whoever
has hccn ialFly ch0seh by Tic people shall b. de-
Stntes.
Rstotrea, That VA 5esara tho concentration Of
ttlu regular troops at Washngton by tho President
ea ao9 c hs
of hu pcor3e 70 obey The law and submit 10 tho so-
snlta Of tha PFcsidcntlaf election - legally sscer-
stability Of thu HcrnLllc, thoreGy lmrcslng peace
At honu and tho public credit abfoad.'
Af4otrt'i, That we recommend to tho Democratic
cvnttal Gommittee of the htatn TO coFrespond and
thu country. with siuw to full understanding OF
thu facts and perfect cHccEt of ncton in maintain
i1,s tue rights OF tbs peno IN thu ate PrcslIcntsl
lsteh.
Speeches tndnranE tho resolutions were made
BY Th1n,as Ewing, ucurge II. Pghtlutou, George
w. Morgan. Durbin Ward, Rud olhesa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-21
ssp.r,.r.- Las, E,..,.s.

IT 10 reported that large drafts Of men
are to b. made FROM the principal mines Of
the Cemstoek after the ist Of January.
MExnrRs Of the Ancient Order Of ILL.,
bernians will remember the meeting At
Miners Uaion Hall this evening.
Bon DuScAx saw. he 10 aaxisus'ts shoot
n match with Neil Ioynschan, but wants
the conditions all his wi way.
TmEry-sEvrs bars o. bullion, valued at
$3.50 81. we're shipped from Virginia
City last Tuesday evening.
MEMBERS Of the late Grand Jury may
receive their warrants by calling at the
County Clerks Office.
AvAcArioS will be given the schools Of
Virginia City from tomorrow until Tues
day. January I'd.
Durixo the past %tventy-four hours %
ears Of or. have been shipped to the mills
on Carson River.
To-p,r there have been received II car
loads Of lumber for consignecs Of Gold Hill
and Virginia.
JomS MAcK,r denies the report that he
10 about TO withdraw from the great
b~onankA firm.
Nosr Of the people are afflicted with
bad colds. This weather 10 pleasant but
nnheAlthfal.
MKnBnss Of the coming Legislature are
beginning to eongrsssie in Virginia City
and Carson.
Paox Virginia City twelve bar. Of bull
lio.. valued at si5,oS3 o.. were shipped
Last evening.
TIE Overmaa pumps will begin to be
run By the new engine the hri week In
January.
SENATOR SHARON will visi, the Com
stock HeIi Monday. on his way to WASH
ingtsn.
srocKs we're a little better yesterday.
and eur spectators were e~orre-Pondinsiy
happy.
W. 8. woop. Of Virginia City, Is regis
tsrsj at the Palace Hstsl in San Fran
cisco.
Rrnoh says the International hotel has
been leased 10 . party from New York.
AT present no ore Il being raised
through the Gsrid and Curry shaft.
JupoE KSox. VI Virginia. is still in very
poor health. but gaining slowly.
THr County Commissioners held a meet
ing in Virginia City to-day.
LITTLE WILLIE KISo was buried in vir-
giaiA City yesterday.
Tue Gould and Curry pumps will be
started next month.
TMlrn arrests were made by the Virginia
police last night.
TnApr-DoLLARs are still at a diseouniin
Virginia City.
Rrnors rents are still complained Of in
Virginia City.
MAroa KAsrrs. Of Virginia City. has
gone below.
Brsmor wmuAKS.'s school in Reno is
fsurishing.
Tnr Kelsey mill has bee. shut dew. Tor
repairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-21

NEW YoRK. December 2i.-sAles in the
Morning Board. in currency, we're; 500
Alpha IS. 800 Beleher 10 rs. 500 B.s, and
Belehsr IS. $50 Bullion 30. 100 Caledonia
~ 81. $50 California 81 50. 100 Chollar
~ so. 1000 Cleveland y rs, 800 Imperial
2 CO. $50 Con. Virginia % 30. GOO Conf
dsnce - II. Crown Point \ 70, 500 Ex-
chequer -. 100 Gould and Curry IL %,
45O Grant Z. 500 Hale aud NsrcrOss : %,
100 Julia 5 IS. 900 Justice ID 80, COO
Kentuck 10 81. 500 Kossuth 2. 800 Leopard
s 80. 900 Northern Belle u 80. $50 Ophir
3G. $50 Ovsrman l3i 90. 200 Raymond and
Ely = 20. 100 Savage n 70, 100 Sierra
Nevada II %, 100 Union Con. II co, 100
Jacket ~ Is.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
ia.Tnr


CoSsrASTIsoPLs. Dec. 2i.-Ths Prelin.
mary Conference had It's last sitting yes
terday. The plsnipotsntiaries have agreed
to formulate proposals in terms acceptable
10 all parties. The Porto has been asked
TO fl q day for the meeting Of tho Plenary
Council. The Turkish constitution will
he promulgated Immediately. The nom
ination Of Midhat Pasha 10 the Grand Viz
i.rate. IL Ia believed. will hasten the solu.
tion Of all difficulties.
BELaRADE. Dee. 2l.-Princs Milan has
accepted the %resignatisns Of the ministry.
who will remain In Office. however. pend.
ing tho formation of . new Cabinet.
A disastrous Norm.
LONDON Dec. 2i.-Duripg the late gale
the decks Of tho steamer City Of Bristol,
which has put hack. were ~csnsantly
flooded. Her houses werc smashed In and
the chart-room was Quilted. The saloon
skylights were hurst In by the weight Of
the water breaking aboard. and several Of
tho orew wee injured. The steamer ILL
nols takes her passengers.
The Rssuraiag Yeresr.
LONDON. Dec. 2i.-Brent the Louis
VILE fsrger. will leave for the United
States next Saturday on tho steamer Par
this.
mullen Decrease.
LONDON. Dec. 2i.-Dullion In the Bank
Of England decreased f2oo,ooo pounds
during the past week.
Increase efspseIe.
PARIS, Dec. 2i.-Spscis in the Bank Of
France increased 6.f9s.ooo francs daring
the past week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-21
rnR PERUVIAN sYRur

Vital nee and enriehes the blood. tones mp ths
sysism. builds MP the broken dsvn. lures dye.
pep.i.. liver complaints. d'opsy. ehrolie diar
rhspa, loi.s. nervous Afsotions, chills and ~.
YER, humors, loss Of constitutional visor. dis
eases of the kidneys and bladder. female com.
plants. and all diseases originating In . bad
state Of the blsod or accompanied by debility
or q los state OF the system.
CAUTION --Be SURE you get the Peruvian
syrup. Uns dollar and two dollars . blttls.
Pr., afsd by sKrH ". FovLx I toSs. W Harri'
500 avenue. Boston.
Sold By druggists generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-21

SAN FKAScisco. December 2i-3 ?. NJ.
Ophir-2?t. sold.
Con. virsinia-ith sold.
Union Con.-i0 asked.
Hale 4 Nsreross-1 bid.
Beat a Bslehsr-isis sold.
Caledonia-t1s bid.
Calsdonia-iilt asked.
Mexican-2OA bid.
Gould a Curry-i3k bid.
Beleher-9s bid.
Justice -23h bid.
lmpsrial-2a asked.
Overman-lli asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-21

LUCINDA NANCY Mammals the NAM
Of q baby Of whom Washington War
rem, OF Griffin. Georgia. aged ssvsnt,
Is father, and who Is named after hi,
three deceased wives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-21
The san.ca,cr'. Ressrn.


Gee to il that your pistol is In order, that
your bowie knife la. a good point. and
tina, your club 10 properly sand-paPered.
Mike McGovn. 'ths man-sster," has re-
turned to the Ccmstock. This cannibal-
istic psr.on. Whose favorite diversion when
drunk is IA bite people. was allowed to
leave Virginia = few months ago instead OF
serving a term in tbs county Jail. lie has
Just got out ~ prison at Reno, and ha.
now brought himself back to his old
s,ampipg.ground. lie should al once lie
arrested, a. the old sentence IL still hang
ing over him. and by returning he has
violated tbs contract by which he escaped
punishment for hi. misdeeds. Michael Is
a hopeless ease, and not deserving OF elem
.nsy. He'll 10 In trouble again within
ihres days, II no, taken in charge by the
police.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-21

gon election resolution was considered and
Nancy spoke at length.
The Chair appointed ~ special com
mittss 10 act with . similar House Com.
nittss TO devise means for . proper count
Of the Presidential Electoral vote. Ed
munds. Morton, Frelinghuyssn, Logan.
Thurman. Bayard and Ransom.
In the Hsuss To-day.
wAsHuoroS. Dec. 2i.-Platt offered .
resolution for = select committee to invss-
tigats Hswitt's charge that the New York
P~sstehies lad ampsrsd with his letters.
Plat had read al the clerks dssk Post
master Jamss' unqualified denial Of Hsw-
It's statement.
Willis introduced q bill providing that
the fisst Of the navy. until public safety
demands an increase, shall consist OF
thirty s~ea-going war vessels, Distributed
among the respective sq~uadrons.. 1.-THE
proposed bill specifies the number. OF
line officers and provides that their
full pay shAll DO the same Is the officers
Of the army with whom they take rank.
On the sea service the same emolumsnts
shall DO allowed a. do assimulsted grades
In the army that when on shore duty,
sficers shall receive full pay without al.
1919 anu ~ III, nay Retired
line and stat officers. whs have seen re-
spectivsly twenty and fourteen years sea
service. shall receive t~hres-quarters full
pay Of the grade from which they retired.
All other other officers half full pay.
Eight hundred additional boys shall DO en-
listsd for trainiug.l
A eomuromise having been effected by
vbioh an hours di,cussion was provided
for, GARFIELD proceeded TO speak against
the resolution On the ground principally
that the Hsuss 10 not Justified In treating
telsgrsphic communications as an Official
report.
Lu., Al. d,..,..;o, M An. r~s,olptisr 10
,,xs.,i,s,o Usvitt,. cb.ryc apainst tbs
" yorl po.,oe,c. Ar. I1o,ss ysfu..J 10
w, III. .nhI.., ~ ,hs AN. A.. Dncl.
= .Jan,.J an,i.v.
~. P.vps ,,inm an. in,s.,iga,;ny
~ ns..oni ~ W. aS-Li.L e., \.
eommi'.c. " "" io'A.u ~ 80.
W. Sha,Inian w -.
Morrison trsn,mitting tho records Of the
proceedings before the investigating COM
mitise IN me case OF barnes. .ne ue''srAph
Rns,, .nb,nittsd a rrsolution directing
that Barnes be arrested and brought before
the House for contempt. hc declined 70
Allow une isr uiseu..l,n a,.
~. 49,. ~ nr.v.nt setion' NV With.
boldinv THAR votes and showing no quo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-21
GAN FRANCISCO.
srsoAL > rss soLD nnL DALI Hsvs
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sAs F~lAscpce. Dec. ALL ,. ~
Az haif.psst 1 o'clock this morning . nrs
broke out In . frame shanty on sullivsn's
alley, In Chinatown. and in . few minutes
spread to the old rookeries adjoining. and
extending 10 Dupont street. The struc-
lures were owned by p. xarune. and we're
Of but little value. They were occupied
by Chinese. The loss II estimated 81 about
$4,000.
Another mystsrions Chinese murder Va.
psrpstratsd last night on Ross alley. An
smploys Of . B~attsry-strest liquor nrm Wa
shot from behind BY some unknown assas.
sin and instantly killed.
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Jrsr so.-Ths Young ladies who have
been in attendance at Bishop whitaker's
school in Rene returned to their homes
this morning for the purpose OF passing
the holidays. They stopped at tho Gold
Hill depot only for = moment but the 70.
mantle lightning slinger was 80 excited
hat he wrote the following: cit seems q
huge mystery how one engine could draw
such a precious load Of freight as this
morning arrived on the express train.
Bsaming eountenances greeted ones eyes
from every window and seemed to psns-
traie the innsrmost recssses OF the most
harl.hearted observer
CoScERr AND Soci,L--Tho entertain
ment gives by Professor X. A. Clark in
Virginia City last week was such \ success
that he has consented to repeat the same
at COoper's Hall this evening. The fol-
lowing.named ladies and gentlemen will
assist: Miss Wipaetts Montague, Mrs.
George Gedge. Miss Felicie Genesy, Miss
Katie fAlk. X. A. CLARK. Mr.. j. N. Ward.
Mr.. George Osbsrne, Professor varney.
Professor Cara aud Professor Dellepians.
After the concert there will DO q social
lance which will continue till l O'Clock.
See advertisement in another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-21
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AN ARTISTIC RUNNER.

a Degenerate Scisn OF the kniek'
erbsekers Beating HIS Way IN
Nsvain-ue Visits the "Seus"
ONCE.