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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06
THE PLATFORM.

Tbs DsnoeSatis party OF Storey county.
ihoash 10 d~slssstrs In convsotion assembled.
declare ssd pub,ish the following % Ne plat
fosm u p~siseipi~s:
RsoipNd. That us ipdorpe the ,laifern
I'd pied by The Democratic National cvn,ea.
lion held In q. Louis on The 9Th day Of June.
lsf6, ant pledge our slthusisstis suprcst " tbs
homin~s Of The Olnvention. SAMUEL !.
riLDEN Zoe 'rrslisnt, and THOMAS A..
HENDRICKS for Vice President.
Rsssred. That We are opposed 10 any and az
,se arian thisrfefebre with our public shcols
AID sehoei fusds. and we ar In favor OF snsh
irv siaiiou only % shall nainfain the pnehe
school fsnd istsst; f"r ths Isislsnsnss o. m'
irsmmsLd By an, SGT 90 s~esa'isn innaseos
Tor a. lime " ectns.
Rs-yroa, That Ne are sppos,d 10 ihs 81.
saI. ia- Of baliios from nta Ion. snd Issof
-ush legislation My % shell .ublsc, siI ptop'
err. tntnd nc the net pr.reeds ~ me mines
~ . jusi taxsHos. asd vh'eh shsh 10 snmelent
"a dsf.s, the peeesssfy eIperses NJ the ftsts /.
raniy and munioitsi sovtrpments. honestly
srd seotonieaiiy sdministesed. with no 81.
. p,ions " special privileges 10 any.
Rsnirsd. That We demsnd ~ our candidates
Tar The STATE sensis and Asssmbly . pledge ibst
,hsy uiii u eleet-d. nee all Legitimate ssd
,srrpef s6or's 70 secure sueh isgiplatiou 10 shaii
ihsafs Virginia City snd Gold Hill agaihtt do
slu tion ny Ere. and D, this end TO procure tie
pss ~. of an Act of the L<gislsiurs issalirins
IN. csuirart su'ersd inte bstwceo The city 80.
ihosiiies Of The eity Of vingin'a and The VIZ
uinIa and Gold iiiii wsisr Company.
Rsnirsd, Thai We aie In favor Of saeh Q ~.
dnetion cf The salaries ADD fees Of Hsie, county
and municipal ofheIsls - 10 consfstsst vuh
the publie isterrst and Welfare.
Rsssred, rhst We demand aplsdge o. cur
somibees fot the Kef ~ and Assembly thatthey
viii. n elected, nee svsy legfttiusis nasus 10
ssrure such seii q Of The Lsgisiaturs - shail
i,s props and legal 10 influence tbs 0ensvai
Ooyssnm.u ~ 70 N ehasGe abd modify the trrsty
nav sIistins With ths Empire Of China. Known
a. the !. B~uriinssns Treaty" % shall hsu amer
snsrtuaiiy and borrower prevent any further ,m.
migralioa " Chinees TO the Coast. And Ne
ssi upou every eitissu aud resident Of tLis
Cosst, vhahsr u ones os Otherwise, 70 zee ell
lsvfu' mssns in his rousr N remove this Moo.
yaisn lueabas fvm American snisspsiss and
fbdnstrs.
Essissf, Thai vs yeauirs Q pledge q ess
NOMINEES fos ths esnsts and Assembly that, q
Il tied they vili q The ssriisst deg prseslc-
shls tsis saeh stsps and proessdisCi - ere
ulthin the Constitutional povsn Of. The tAeis.
ls4uys " this htats 70 fnauenes CopCess tn
mako NE silver doiiar-uevs1a's Rssst stspk--
pi tssdss 70 N uniinits1 ansant. eestd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
wlluAHp, JONES ::::::A co.'s
NOTE BANK CO.
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Conrad Aaron wIegand, Manager
y~irsisIa, Nevada.

TT II PURPosEp, ArrER EsTABLisHISo
the yirzini, City Agency u this company'
10 open Agencies OF the same 81 ooid HI III
YER CITY. Dayton. Carson. Aurora. Reno, wsas.
worth. winnsmucea. kiko. Hamiiton' Aas1n
and Truekee. ..ar xortcr
and tart action In the beat quarters.
r.r,I.i information In relation 10 this move,
ment NAV be obtained By parties ~ well
snovnl .ppiying, who can expedits and Arsisf
an ,he pn.crtcAL RECONCILIATION OF sitvkk
aud In RAISING tnk VALUES or hisise siocAs,
by communicating IN srRicrrsr c~osrtpESck)
r.rtln.nt facts 10 the Nsnzs~r - below.
All DALE, Published In the State OF Ne
ysds please copy and ADVERTISE this notice one
week ou iowert terms and seDd bill.
Other Nevada rspsr- please apply. with
proper ststements - u eirsuiauon, &C, As"
low. Tor authority 10 advertise.
No paper need publish which does Editor.
aIy " notice" (etthcr favorAbly or unfavorabiy)
but .cuRRILousLr will not dol tho ADVERTISE
meut. mi should contain q clipping OF I'D.
AMI notice. CONRAD A. Wfk0ANp.
Drawer c. Virginia City. =. ", Nevada.
nrIl lN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06
THE EVENING NEWS
,oLD HILL. , , MONDAY. NOV. 9. 1875
JUST sKFORE THE RATTLE.

tc AAh -
Jusa before the battle. mother,
I'm thinkipg most Of you.
whils upon the field we're watching.
with the enemy I'm view.
Comrades brave are round me lying
PILED with thoughts Of home anH ood,
For we'll they know that on the morrow
Some viii sleep beneath the sod.
enoRrs-Fuevsii. mother. you may never
Press me TO your heart again,
But, oh. yoa'll not forget me. mother
II I'm numbered with the slain
Oh. I long TO zee you. mother.
And the loving ones At home;
But ri nsvsr leave our banner
TIL 10 honor I can come.
Tell the traitor. all around you
That thsir cruel words We knov,
In sv'ry battle Hill our s)idiers.
By the help they give the foe.
Farewell. mother. you may never, etc.
Harki I hear the buglss ~souniingi
-rts the .imai for the night;
Nov nay God prutest NJ, mother.
A. be ever do Q the right
Hear the battle cry of . freedouf
How 10 swells upon the air
o., yss. We'll rally round our standard,
Or we'll perish nobiy there.
Farewell. mother. you may novel. ETC.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06
RESOLUTIONS AND PLATFORM
ar The R.psSiicsn National Ceuveuiieu


OF The ~epubitcs Nntisasi Uonsen'ien
,
ton, and not : league. aud by the eoinblnet
workings OF National aud s,ai. u~ov.,nneni
under theli rcspecuVe ns,''u'snns ~ ,isn.'
2. every r,n,' mi ~ s"%mon ~slf.rr p,o
NOTED.
- .p..,It... u~.
seeond-.The hspnb,,ean nsry nss 1890
sness n.,ann.s ,,i,th ma shsx AZ nox IN
ySIf H. n.io ~ ,,. rss., ,,n,hs mi sn y, n.
esaSis'thss nj men are created rausi . ti,sl
they are endossa ny anea, rn,nh W.. w M. ih
ln.hsnsois ngn.sj ampns wn \ \ ~" M, ~,
eny ma we pu,,Sn n.. .nds .axs,,r.n,. nav
49, ,ns,itnted AMIN, men. DERIVING their Iu,,
80 e.nsn shs eon,ent m the eoyerneJ. snd
poouuss ~ 1,r,h. are cbesrfaIly ohsyrd. Or n
sn's.s - .i,a,,n.lv snf,rrtd Ina vort nj
IL usnnhi,c.n ,srtyi I. unnnlshad.
r,,.,-rn. ,sru.neot ,.eioe.tIop Of the
a..shs,n %.sr,ion OF the linton. spd Inc com.
ss1,s n,o,srtion Of M cltlssns In The frer en-.
49,, m All their rights. srv dutIes 10 which
tss Rsnuhlirsn party stands sacrdiy pledged.
The power To provide for the enforcement 81
the princlpirs embodi~d. u the rrcrnt consii'
msnts in .hs Oonsrrss az the United states
md All declarr 10 90 10 be-tie solemn obliga-
,Ion n the Leaiplatiye and RE utiye Depart.
ments Of The Government IL 10 s.at Into imme.
NM, noxers Tor rsmo,ing any inst csuses Of
dIseonssni ON The psrt Of any elias, md for
s.cnr.n, 40 every American Citizen complst Il
iiherty md exact equality In thu e~xeicise Of
evil Political and pubic rights. To this end
vs imp<rstiy,ly demand Q Congress and Q Chief
Rxecuiiye whnee courage and fidelity TO those
dutiss shall NOT fsltrr mill these results are
sssos ccnsr,ss sIgned BIZ PRECEDENT Iirant. Inc
H.,ionsI 1ioyerumsut aouRht 70 remove any
1890 xa : 81 M dniies 10 dIschsrre ali lust ohliss.
,r"ns 10 pnblIc creditors, and sole uniy pledged
rn,si'n ,aa lar lie rr,iemptIon OF United
s,o.s 800 Al. roin' CommsrrIaI ptospryity.
snn,,s norsi. and ihe national credit now a..
,nsnd ,hst ihis promise be miniied by q con
,i.nous Mi ,ieeiy proarrss 90 specie payments
iindsr Ia Cupsiitution, the President and
s.sss of d,psrimsnts are 10 make nominations
n, ar,ce mr. Senate 10 10 advise and conrent
~ ,Sa ann. Intments aud the House OF Repre-
.,..,,,ss n IN sreu,e and propecute faiIhIess
49,. Tn. bs.st intrrrsis OF the pulilc NJ.
o,se asn.nS ,hst mes disiinctions shall be r.
1890 ara thsi senator and representatives,
s,ststs 2ppointmcnts 10 onices. The invsriable
rule for sppolnimcnis should have reference 10
The honesty. nceiiiy and capacity q tho sp-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06
POLITICAL
JOHN o. BENEFITS,
SAMUEL BOWLING,
CHARLES GOLDEN tI.s.s fsr-),
AxxRicAx Mat.
ALBERT LACK KY tLs.s Tsr.,.

County Central Committee.
HON. c. C. srEyRSsoS Is. ,.rs..
l.. b. HAsrIN0s,
JOHN R0sRNBRock.
GR0. I.AiTY.
J. u. sTRvRNs,
J. o POWERS,
X. D.. srKRS.
JOHN RANDALL.
ANDREW LAWSON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06

.suYrosx, Belle" said a poor bat
honest youth to his girl, "a young man
loved you dsarly-very dearly-but was
afraid to ask you to marry him. because
he vas very timid. or felt too poor. or
something-what would you think OF
such q eassi" "Think." answered. tho
slri Immediately: why. II ho was
psor. I say that he was doing just right
In keeping still about it," The question
was dropped right there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06

''Ir Ma . popular notion OF the an
eisnts," said q Snowman. THAT this
ERE animal. as We call a leopard. can't
change his spots : but il now known
that he sleeps in one spot u night and
In another spot another night. and Is
continually a-ehangin' his spots"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06
Faswsll. mother. you may nov

Tnxr attempted 10 take ons OF Bar,
NUNS new g~irsfiss across Rhode Island
Last week. but just as 1t ~ss on .
Massachusetts, line II reached over and
ate up about half 81 a hay stack IN a
farmysrd in Connecticut, and when the
farmer came out with n club and at
tackled the Connecticut end. the Massa-
chusstts end got mad and kicked u MAJ
In Boston and nearly killed him. IL
created . good deal OF excitement at ths
time In Rhode Island. and most oil the
psopls stepped out Of tho State till 1t
oysr.-N. \. Eessiay Post.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06

A rouxo lady refused to attend church
because her hat had not bosn sent
homo. 81 hate the devil and all his
works. she said. ''but | hate an old
fashioned hat more"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06

TO MUSICIANS.
is CENTS 49, CENTS
lrMnr ROMAN OK ITALIAN =, A OR ID
L Gut Strings. -four lsngths md four thn.ads.
transparent, rough. polished or uppolishsd.
CENTS EACH
Best Kind Of siivef.vound aultsr. Banjo os
Violin strings. with white. red. yellow % eol.
sed slk rnds.
Us CENTS EACH
ALSO. Violin z string. three lengths and
three threads.
10 CENTS EACH
LIBERAL DISCOUNT BY THE BUNDLE
bruu HlFthkN " Ntot4iu c'f.s
or stamps. for . sample String. which We will
forward by mail.
Address letters to DALE 4 co.,
iss ) ssrrst, \
,uls I'M assraneuts, California
FREIGHT Delivery,
6oLp HILL.....NEvAoA.
tJAylNa MADE vULL ARRANgEMENIs
II tor The reception and delivery % q, sinas
af YHRI0IIT coming over tne NiHoiSiA ana
rRUCKRR RAILROAD 10 the
GOLD MILL ptPoT.
49,. IN. i,se,s.t PARCELS OF GOODS and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
RI The ugAviEyT MACHINERY, BOIL
KRS, KTc. ETC.
am prepared TO accommodate eli who desire
my services In that line, upoa
REAsONABLK rKRMs.
Psrties Wishing ne 70 rsesivs and deliver
,heir freight viii picass direct shippers 10
uark plalnly-"Cafs 7. o., 0oh hih."N--
On THOMAS 0ALLAoHlH.
8
m fHB sroOHD OF skrT1npxn, 4
" PAfR or SHAWL tNe. yoine1 tgstnss
| IN 4 mail chain, we're iost between ne
DpIos eesIss, 0old Hill. md Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06

Orlis OF sH1WLFixs. ysis.1 ssIsis.
lin . small ehAin. we're ioss oeswssn W.
rnIoa Scales. oe,d Hill. md vtigtnA 0ity.
rsvsrd Il g b. lesyisg them ~ The Felipe
Llvey 1tAbls, cola BIN. eenu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
-pOR--
COUNTY coMMissioHGe
JOHN WADE

~ GOLD HILL RESPECTFULLY A..
nounees himself a, candidate for County Com
missioner IL Storey county. subject to the de-
eision Of his silow-cliiIsns 81 the ensuing
election. ss3Std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06
POLITICAL
STOREY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For State senators.
w. SRANk STEWART.
x. A. sCnULTz.
For Assemblymen.
WELLINGTON STEWART.
y. x. I.OwKRv.
AMOS G. DENNIS.
JAMES a. RULk,
JOHN nxNDRRs0N.
R0BRRT BERGAN.
W.. W.. BO0HRR.
A. %. WILLIS,
=. y. FIrzrArRiCA,
D. X. BURNs.
a. RSGi.is,
THOMAS >. sHIKLOs.
y. A. WIsR.
%. SUTHERLAND.
Foo sheriff.
THOMAS \. kRi.Lv.
Yor County Clsrt.
JOHN q. MCFARLAND.
For cosn,y Treasurer.
C. %. SMITH.
For County Assessor.
WARREN ). sHRRiDAN.
For Couniy Recorder.
vRED. q. NiCiiOhs.
For Distrio, Attorney.
O0DRN nILEs.
For Public Administrator.
DIR. u. BERGsrRis.
Por Superintendent Of schools.
,. u. GRAHAM.
For County Surveyor.
0OrTH. HAST.
For County Commissioner.
WILLIAM GRAY,
WILLARD BIrRR,
NIL JOHNSON.
'or Justice Of the Peace. Township No. 1.
Third and Fourth Wards. Virginia.
WILLIAM D. RYAN.
'or Justice Of the Peace. Township No. Q.
First and second Wards. Virginia.
}. ,. COOPER.
or Constable. Township No. !. Third
and Fourth Wards. Virginia.
MAi.ACRI MORTON.
or Constable. Township No. .. First and
Second Wards. Virginia.
.. ;. WALKER.
Or Justice Of the Peace. Township No. ..
Gold Hill.
X. q. COOK.
or Constable, Township No. .. Gold Hill.
0R0RaE SAUNDERS.
For School Trustees.
VIRGINIA.
w. X. y. DIAL dsss tsrsI,
JO~Rrn BARNRRr dsss ,ss-J.
W.. q. Tn0MPsON.
u. }. BREED,
,. &. SCHMIDT.
BOLD nuL,
%. y. srONK dsss ,s,.h
o. %. 0ALLuP tisss ss,~,.
O.. =. FOX,
,. o.. HALL.
WILLIAM BRANNAN.
County Central COMMITTEES.
JOHN =. RIORDoN tCLair~.s,
y. X. L0wRRY oseers,sr,,
aE0RGR RMMRTr c~rrsa.s,sr,,
vRgD. rLuNkRrr.
PRTER DUNN.
RICnARD BROWN,
Y. Y. DEoGss
JOHN RUSH,
JOHN LRARS.
JOHN SNOW,
WELLINGTON srRwARr.
THE PLATFORM.
Tbs Dspoeratis party Of storey county.
.uurh IL dsleeatrs In OopyeotioD ssssmblsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06
MEDICAL.
DR.. "A MARS
PILLS

uyoR SEMINAL EMISSIONS, iMPor.N-
II or, Loss Of yieor. sexual and uenersl
6sAliity. Phy.ical Prostitution. and the tnsny
suusnts Of like nature arising nom inii.cre-
cDa, sslf abasc. over.indalgencr. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06
Int GLORY Of NAN IS MS STRENGTH

h 10 well Known fact that thousands suffer
FUN The above-named complaints. The ver3
nature Of sueh troabl.- begst- q timidiiy that
Often prevents the sufferer from consulting
Tread or pt ysleiAn and the Victim gus on
from month IA month unrelievei. nntl IN.
isek.lusssr eye, pAllid cheek and general mental
I'd M ysiesi pr1strAtioa hnd- him broken down
n hsAlth, without energy aud withoa, hope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06
DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Are prepared expressly Tor this els-- 81 eonh.
plaints. ana 90 recommend them e. sppsedy
sad sGsctiys rsmsdy. Their general tonie
saeeton the whole system l. extremely bsne-
ns.sdt~d by them. The ~impndent youth. the
ovesvorhsi man, the pr.mainreiy Dbl. VI.
married. and sinsl. men anil women. alike. VIII
nnd IN this rvmedya
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-06

a,iI True 81 ) O.. is:s.t.. x.i...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-26
Attempted Bank Robbery,

ampton last night seven disguised nren
broke into the house of John Whittlesey
cashier Of the Northampton National bank.
secured Mr.. Whittlesey and family, obtained
the keys OF the bank, and leaving one of
their number as a guard, six proceeded TO
the bank and attempted to break into the
the vault, but the door and the lock were too
out accomplishing their purpose. Cashier
Whtttlesey, however, was robbed of his gold
watch and what money he had at home.
There is evidence that the gang had been
planning the job for some time, making their
headquarters In the attic Of one OF the town
schOOl-hOuses.
SPRINGFIELD. Jan. &c slater advices
whether the bank burglars obtained any
plumber or not, as the door of the vault is so
injured IL cannot be opened by the bank ON
GERS. The general opinion is, however, that
the funds Of the bank are intact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-26
kilograms to The Star.
WINSLOW, THE FORGER.
BANK BURGLARS FoILED.
TIE CARLIST VAR.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The GarlfSf War

The Carlfst War.
LONDON, Jan. Ca special dispatch from
Trim TO the Morning Post says; King AL
fonso's troops are making simultaneous at
tacks upon the Carlist positions I'm the prov
inces OF Alava, Biscay and Guipuzcoa.
Reyaltst Successes.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Jan. 26.-Tle Royalist
troops have carried several important posi-
tons between Hermann and Lasarte, and
are now encamped on ground which they
have won from the Carlists.
The French Senate.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-The one hundred and
twenty-SiN members, which is estimated the
party OF the left will have In the French
senate, include those OF every shade exclu-
sive of radicals.
Attempted Assassination I'm Greece.
ATHENS, Jan. 26.-An emplOye of the gov
eminent named Parakivesko, who had been
dismissed from his position for embeZZle-
ment and refused reinstatement by ~.
Comoupdouros, president of the council and
minister OF the interior, yesterday attempt
he was going TO the chamber OF deputies He
did not succeed, however, NJ. ComOundouros
being only slightly wounded I'm the face.
The perpetrator Of the attack was arrested.
Canada Cautioned.
LONDON, Jan. 26-The London correspond
eDt OF the Manchester Guardian SAYS that
the Earl OF Carnaroon, Secretary OF State
for the Colonial Department, has determined
TO advise the Queen that the clause OF the
Dominion Parliaments bill creating the SUI
preme Court of the Dominion, which debars
an appeal to the privy council of England,
must be repealed. The correspondent also
says an intimation TO that effect has either
oeen or Will be sent 10 the Canadian govern
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-26
THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVEY

THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CoNvEN-
TIoN.-A committee of twelve ihas been APP
pointed In Cincinnati to 60 to Washington
next month and urge upon the national DEM
Ccratic committee the desirability Of holding
the national convention In Cincinnati. Sem
ator elect Beck, of Kentucky, has written
letter TO some of the leading citizens Of
Louisville urging them to take immediate
steps with the view Of having that city Sc
LEI ted as the place OF meeting OF the conven-
ton, whilst the st. Louis papers express the
confident opinion that that city viii be Sc
lecfed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-26
The St Louis whisky Ring Trials.
RELIANCE ON Mc'KEE's JCDGM ENr AMI


In the case OF Mckee, at ST. Louis, yester-
day, the judge decided 10 hear the evidence
OF alleged accomplices, but that II the con-
nect1on OF Mckee should rest solely on their
testimony the jury would be instructed as TO
now little weight was 10 be attached TO their
evidence. Sanford NJ. Barton, manager of
The Bingham Brothers distillery, testified TO
the general operations OF the ring and the
sums OF money paid to the ring fund aud
special assessments for the alleged purpose
OF buying of revenue officers and to prevent
seizures. One of the sums rails ia this way
witness was told by Joyce was 10 90 10 Bah
cock.
John II. Cancanon, deputy collector under
Charles w. Ford, and for short time under
constantine Mcguire, was the next witness.
de testified that in all confidential matters
ahectlng the ring, where the exercise OF pru-
dence and Judgment was required, he was
directed 10 consult Mckee. Witness con.
tlnued: While Ford was absent I'm Colorado
consulted with Mckee on several occasions.
When he started away for a lengthy trip be
wrote me letter relative TO Mckee. That
letter was afterwards abstracted from INV
desk, but can give the substance OF IL.
The defense objected 10 witness stating
what was in the letter unless the exact words
could be given.
Discussion followed, and the objection was
Withdrawn.
The witness continued: The note IVES about
this: 81 have just heard that possibly some
detectives will come here. II they do make
them show their credentials, and then sec
Mr.. Mckee"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-26

BAliIMoRH, Jan. B.-vireinia consolidated, GO;
West Virginias, s1s North Carolina 6's, old, los;
Co. new, 8: do special tax, bid TODAY. Sugar quiet
but firm, 1851 l01.
BALrIMORE, Jar. Is Cotton steady and firm
micdlipe, l23ssl2z. Flour Quiet and unchsn gsd
Wheat quiet but fIm-western red, l.ss; Pennsyl-
vana red, lSSal 40; Maryland red, 2oal so; do.
amber, lo5sl es do. white, 30al. IS. Corn, south
ern hrmer And fairly active, western easier-south-
ern white 56a62; do. yellow, 66s6i; western mixed,
eII<aS.A spot, 6lS February. Oats--southern,
%i1ed, is.ss s'f Sgcde%.nd fsiT, sOsa H.y un
change PEoyisiOnsauie, and steady Pork, new,
sides, loxa10k, loose; Decked, sSAl1x. Bacon
shoulders, 81 as,; clear rib sides, 12<al2x Hams,
Butter duh and heavy. except for extras, shich
are in demsnd-western exras 2ta26: do. hrsts, ala
q. Petroleum strong but Quiet-crude, renoed, "a
Coffee nominaily unchanged. WHISKY dulI, LII.
NEW YORK, Jan. IS Stocks octtve. Money, D..
Gold, l2I. 1xchAnee, long, Is: sAort, <ssh. Gov.
erpment. scttve and better.
Wheat dull and declininG Corn firm.
so IOsDOs; jan ;s q: ~ .souat SoI Las
l60's, lcek; new nya, l0ek. Erie, Isl.
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TomHm0ny.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. GA bill was in
PRODUCED in the assembly day to prevent
the abuse OF corporate franchises and special
privileges conferred by law through their
use for corrupt and partisan purposes. A
similar bill has been introduced in the SEN
ate II is aimed at such organizations as
TammanY hall.
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Chicago, DIR. Z. p. B. Wilder, the chief Of q
gang Of body snatchers, who was recently
captured, pleaded guilty In the criminal
Connection with = dianoiicai outrsse. the e
robbery OF Q tomb OF Q mother and child In
Graceland cemetery, Chicago few months
$40.
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CENTENNIAL RfJoIcING.-There was
great rejoicing In Philadelphia last evening
over the passage Of the Centennial bill in the
House. The event was announced at o con-
cert given by the Press club, causing great
euthueiasm.
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Obsequtes.


PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 26.-The funeral
Of eX- Governor Charles jackson was solemn
lied to-day. There was large attendance.
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0Col. w. ]. Onut, who was assassinated
In st. Laundry parish, Louisiana, o few
days since, was elected democratic Senator
in 1868, and was In New Orleans as . MEM
Der Of the democratic Convention Q few weeks
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Fire.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-Place & Pall,on's
saw and planning mill, corner Bond and
Fourth streets, Brooklyn, was destroyed by
FIRE this morning, entailing a loss of about
$4,000. Insurance at present unknown.
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Railroad ElecttOu.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 26.-At meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Little Miami railroad
yesterday, the Old board OF directors was re-
elected. III. j. Jewett, was also re-electeI
president.
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PACIFIC NAIL SUIT AGAINST WIN. 8.
KING.-Evidence is being taken In New
Minnesota by the Pacific Mail steamship
company against VIM. 3. King to recover Q
large sum Of money which passed through
his hands while Postmaster Of the House OF
Representatives for the alleged purpose Of
influencing members of Congress 10 grant O
subsidy to the company.
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MORE WHISKY RINGIrEs PLEADING
GUILTY.-Six of the parties indicted at Mil
waukee for connection with the whisky ring
outs were entered a. 10 two other parties.
one of whom had given evidence for the gov
eminent.
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PHILADELPHIA Jan. 26.-At an adjourn
Ell meeting of the coal exchange in this city
yesterday, 1t was decided in consequence OF
the glut In the market to stop ali mining
rom the 9TH Of February to the 18th March
inclusive.