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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17
The Bartender's story.

When l knowcd him at INST there was sul ir'.
sort OF general air.
That was VERY particular pleasin'.
And what you might call-debonar.
I'm aware that expression Is FrCnchy,
And high alutln. perhaps,
Winch accounts that have the acqusint.acc
Ofseveral qualty chaps
And such Is the way they converses.
But speakln' OF this here young man.
Apparently nature had shaped hin
Ona sort u a liberal plan.
H,d guy him good looks ana good Language.
And manners Kpressin' with vim
Ills belief IN hissef. and that others
Was just A. good felers as hun.
WEI, this chan wasn't stuck up, by no mean.
Nor inclined 10 be easy put down,
And was thought to be Jolly agreeable,
Wherever he vent around town.
He used to come In for his beverage,
quite regular, every night;
And TOOK constable interest
In mixn the thing about right.
A judiclous indulge nee In LIQUIDS,
itis natural FOR me 10 admire,
BUT [ hey o admi, that for some folks,
They Il pson complete and entire:
For rum though a cheerful companion.
As a boss Is the devils own chum;
And this chap, am sorry to state II,
Was noored Ia wras''e with rum.
Recommendations.
And took en- more often, he Uid,
And It srowed on him faster and faster.
TIL inter hummer he sid
And lectured him onto II sometimes.
At the risk Of its injurin' trade.
NJ last he got thunlerin soedy'
Ana lost he respect for hsself
ANA a. MS high notions OF honor
Was bundled away on the shell
Aud he's swear 10 reform hissclf frconcnt.
And end tt-by takln' a drln..
Nh't saved 'hat Nouh- i'ltrf \ woman
Sh' uohe II inc s'hE'er's' way
lie come 10 the oari'on one '''nin'
die h"dhl neeh drlHAih i"a' d"S1
Andsot there s-groauiu' repeated,
Acalnu' h,ssc.f gone case
lie was 'hi"Alh ana 'n'nNh ana Nl"NlA
Ana cursln nlr''i anu MS '"1''
Ana ended ms 'hihA'h' aS usuH'
w "Iu'''n p'"ip oN s"""n''
when INTO the pace from the stu
There come young gal ike spirit
Ngith A face that was wonderful sweet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25
A CHANGE r0R BEEcIIER.
The New York Sn . few days since
-~-v.I Al. Nolto.;,r communicable,

The New York Sm . few days sinc,
received tho following communication
SIR Arc you aware that the Rev,
Henry Ward Bsecher saves all the mum.
bsn Of the Sun containing your edit
orial comments, accusations and crit
icisms, on his character and on the suits
TO which he has been q party. a. n basis
for n great libel suit which hs intends to
bring against you. on which occasion IL
10 his design TO have the venue changed
to westchestsr county?
II sesms. however. that this MERGE
nary little squib did not intimidais the
Sun; ID lid not scare to any appreciate
extent. On the contrary. 10 published
the thing in full and then replied. say
ing that ii rather liked the idea as we'll
a. the language used. and desired that
Beecher would commence such suit just
~ soon as he was ready. The Sun con-
cludss a. follows: "Considering how
zealous he has been in the prosecution
Of his suits against Moulton aud
Loader. and With what impstuous haste
he has set ON foot legal proceedings
against Henry c. Bowen. il ssoms very
probable that he will sue the Sua at some
early day. When such = suit is CON-
menced We shall lose no timo in bring
ing tho fact to tho knowledge Of the
public. Go on. Beeehsr; the case Is
plain. We pronounce you an adultersr.
a liar and q p~erjarsr. Start your libel
snit."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25
T u n.
snu Frnuci.eo News.


SAS FnAScrsco. March 2i..Ihc whisky
fraud night was continued TINS evening
by tho i'osf, Which comes out WITH q
statement OF n y. X. johnson, Rev
enue Agent, who tells a long story : the
effect that Special Revenus Agent Ciark.
who has been investigating. crooked
whisky here, has been guilty. OF all
kinds OF illegal practices In conducting
his investigation, n that CLARK. win
Supervisors OF internal revenue iiaw-
Icy ana f'hiliips, VINO nave created ~
a commotion both here and IN the hast;
are banded togs'her ior tho purpose OF
advancing tho interests Of their point
cal faction, with headquarters Mt WASH
ington. Clark Is yet to 10 heard from
in reply.
As regards the stories Of the dsfalca-
ton Of Babcock. Conner Of the Mint. the
Chronicle Of this morning reiterated Its
charges, alleging that tho District Az
torney, Van Dyke. was cosnizant OF the
dsfslcaiion; to which Van Dyke replies
point blank. according to the Pod OF
this evening. that he never knew OF any
thing Of the kind. The investigation
aud corruption business Ia getting 10
mixed here by cross and counter charges
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25

LAwnKScE BAHaRrr. the we'll known
actor. contributes an article on "The
Bonanza Mines Of Nevada ' to the April
number Of the Galary. Describing his
descent into the mines. and what he saw
there. be says:
Our destination 10 the lower level,
1000 feet beneath; but vs pass openings
here and there on our journey. through
which We catch . glimpse Of light and
hear the sound Of the workman's pick.
These are the upper levels. At Last an
other jerk; the rushing sound is over;
We are stopped; We step Oh the cage.
into what? The eye cannot yet distin.
guish. but the atmosphere 10 strangely
altered; We we're cool and comfortable
above; the air was bracing there. and
also in the shaft. Here We arc In the
tropics, and are about TO travsrss pas
sages cut BY The hand Of man ons-third
Of q mile beneath the surface OF the
earth. I AJAX my hosts to stay q mo-
msnt. that I may realize the Impressions
that are now upon me; the sensation Is
so novel. the reality 70 rsmots. that Il
may BE- q dream and mo such thing"
We have left the busy city behind US,
with its stirring. active life. and here we
are In another city less habitabls. but
still active. The sosns 10 changed mag
ically. and the mind 10 unprspared for
90 sudden . transformation. We are ct
Last standing face to face with the great
sst body Of silvsr and eold svsr discev.
cred. The great body Of the BONANZA Il
at our aide. and above ne. Hero bsfors
us 10 Q mas Of gold and silver computed
to b worth $500. 0o0. 900. which yields
over $2.500.000 . month. and pays .
dividend Of $40 Per share each month
upon o 5000 shares.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25

The Greeley house, at Chappaqus
arc offered to rent with garden at $500.
which Is very low. One Is the original
mansion and the other is the new house
which Greeley was building for the fam
lily at the time Of his death. The old
house was announcement. but the new
one has all modern Improvements. The
farm II lot TO q marketman. but the
property will be sold As Don as times
improve.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25

SrsAros RoAcn's bill providing foi
the punishment OF vifs-bsatsn. at the
whipping post. has passed the Cal.
ifornia Legislature. 10 signed BY the
Governor and has become q law Of the
land. II looks like . step Backward to-
ward barbarian. yet. In our opin.
ion. barbsrism can bs most Of.
fsctually met with barbarian. The
wifs-bsstsr q appreciate . good
beating himself. and Be better proitsd
and corrected by ID than BY imprison-
msnt or q paltry fns. II We were al
lowed to amend that Law. we would have
those human brutss punished by the
same torture they have inflicted upon
their poor victims. We would have
the wife OF child whippsr. doubly logged.
the wife or child kicker. doubly kicked.
and the wife or child murderer. summar-
lily killed. a. soon - captured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25
uREAr cay AxD LITTLE WOOL.

paiiy oy the Dan francisco papers, NJ
that the silver dollars coined at
The Carson Mint we're not only short In
but detective In execution. and in
TACT charging the management Of the
mint with dishonesty. does not seem to
amount 10 much. Al hrst those dollars
we're represented to b very psrcephbly
short In weight and size. besides being
full Of cracks and DAVIS; In fact, only
6t TO be bought up - mudlated sill
yer. for rscoinaes al some capable
mint, that Of Ban Ffancisco for instance.
We do not ARE 10 alluds to or invssti-
gate ths origin Of these reports at the
present time. bot suffice Il 10 say that
the more the matter is examined into
the less groundwork IL found for those
grave charges. Frsshly-mintsd Carson
dollars are found to weigh n much as
freshly .mintsd San Francisco dollars.
and 10 lose nothing in comparison In the
matter Of mechanical execution. These
points have been ascsrtained BY FIRE.
quent comparisons Of weight and ap-
psarancs during the last day Dr. two.
One batch Of LISA Csnon dollars was
weighed in Dayton day before yesterday.
and found 10 fall short only . cent and
q half. Other patches. weighed In Gold
Hill and vicinity. have been found not
short in weight at all. From the San
Francisco Ala Of yesterday vs extract
the following upon the subject:
The opinion has been frequently q.
pressed hat the Carson trads dollars are
deficient In weight. and this has been
somewhat strengthened by tho tests
which have been applied In number Of
instances. With regard to such tests.
however. they have been for the most
part fAllacious. owing. no doubt. 10 there
not being . proper appreciation OF the
difference bstvssn "short count" and
short weight" Without undertaking
TO assert positively that the Carson Mint
has or has not Issued. or II or 10 not
now issuing light weight coin, Il Ii In
better tate not to cry "stop thief,''
until va and 4 thisf 70 stop. II IA n
hard thins 10 bslisve thai fraudulent
.o;n /. hs;nc famed nom . Gove,nmsnt
Mint, and until conclusive evidence Of
the issue OF dsbased coin shall have
| been presented, these attacks have q
MOI na.s,sr S;s.,..s u;.S ~
amy = is,.i.s;s 49, ~
sAiu Ssn,, ~ ~, ,n.os;".,aU =.
49, ~" san"-;na. We
10 h..n ..,a ,h., c.,.or
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25
u

The great MASS OF inc reiigious Pso-
PIE, the creed bound. the "unco guild
Of the world. are narrow.minjed. sell.
ish, iilibsrai and uneharitabls In their
views regarding tho rest OF mankind.
Each separate creed represents the most
selfsh belief in Its own peculiar tsnsts
and dogmas. and declares all Others 70
10 wrong. Tho very idea that othsrs
may be right Is not to DO listened to.
Even within the churches all 10 not
broihsrly love and unlimited unsslhsh
affection BY any means. N has been
witnessed In Beechsr's csse and
those connected with 1t. Hostile
and willing biso,ed believers in both the
innocence or guilt OF Beecher. divide
plymouth Church to-day. and with no
present prospect OF any possible rseon-
Citation. Bowen declares that be can
fully establish the guilt Of tic famous
pastor. giving names. dates. and the
most convincing particulars; offering to
do 10 before a proper committee. and
many OF the brethren believe no can. but
tho heads Of the church will not have II.
The ~ovsrvssnina. determined bigotry.
fossiiizsd into their brains. will moi
allow Of IL.
But this bigotsd illibsrality aud mar
row misdsd uncharitablsnsss toward
mankind IL not confined altogether with
In the circles Of the churches
II extends beyond. The Representatives
Of condensed holiness look forth among
the ungodly Of earth, and when they SEE
fall from virtue. honor or rsctituds,
they are ever ready to turn up Their
sanctimonious noses In holy disdin,
and. thanking God that they are not q,
other men. draw the skirts Of their
holy mantle around them and pass BY
ON the other side. They have nc
Christian charity for the one who has
done wrong; they do not care to reclaim
or redeem the fallen. but are free to spit
upon and kick them with worda oil
rampant condemnation. We have
been led into this above train Of natura
reflection BY reading tho following sx'
tract from the Nov York MstAodis. 70
fsrring TO the Belknap affair. World,
people have sympa.hizingly endsavoret
to analyzs the causes OF the fall Of suef
an apparently able and correct man, and
the influences which concentrated abouI
him and finally whirled him to ruin ant
disgrace. But tho holy MstaodSt svi
IDENTIFY docs not bslisvs in the stra,
sheep doctrine Of the meek and lovl,
Jesus, whom u claims as its lord ant
master. Lift up the fallen or rescu'
and reclaim the estrayl Bah! no. Heal
hoy the holy !MetAodist moralizes ON III,
fallen Bslknap:
Tho usual blubbering and SOLDERING
Of sickly ssniimsntality has begun
'.Fins fellow; sorry for him-sorry fol
his wife," Are your You will say "No'
with . hard emphasis before the nation
can be healed. When mon set theii
teeth tight and draw down their faces te
the manner Of fixed purpose. and begin
10 say 'sRsmovs the vile things out Of
our sight" then We shall approach day
break. For hs Ia not q ins fellow. and
deserves no sympathy. He has plaster
Cd all over himself and all over the vo-
man hs called vife-inaicting an inssl.
on every honest wife in the land-the
flaming placards Of low breeding and
nasty vulgsrity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25

Rosxxr BoSSxR has purchased in
Madison county. Kentucky. the dam Of
the great horse Grafton. eighteen years
old. for $4,000. Mr.. Bonner expects
that Grafton. also owned by him. will
proye the fastest trottsr in America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25

"wuAr kind OF a man Is he anyhow"
asked Spilkins. "0h. o very good sort
Of fellow" was tho reply, ''only when
he was a baby be fell ont OF a three.sto-
ry window on his cheek. and II didn't
hurt him n bit"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25

TIE Reno Etesing Gasetts il to make
ils arsi appearance ON Monday nett.
with John =. Alexander. . talented
young graduate Of the California State
University. a. editor. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25

and saw me O moment. lei Wnat
trsnspirsd. ,
A~nswsr.-From something said Attne
diuner.tabls I inferred thai beiknaP vas
not only liable to IMPEACHMENT out W
criminal prosecution. said 70 you,
"If the Secretary Is IN danger 1 am IN
danger" when you said, ION, you are
not In danger
Clymer-I did not attempt to alarm
your A.-On the contrary, you pacifed
mo. I was alarmed when l camo to
You. but I went back to New York easy
when you said l was In no danger.
Q.-whsn you reached New York.
what induced you to conclude on going
to Canada? Astonishing In the news.
papers on Friday morning concerning
my testimony. all OF which Was pup
lished: l read the mari IN tne aouse,
that the Secretary Oh war was nc. oniy
liable to impeachment 70 e,imina.
prosecution. ana l 'heie'9re 'n1ugn'
that II the Secretary was IN uanse, 1 was
in danger hs well. iconsui'rd lawyer.
who made an exhaustive examination o.
tho case. The lawyer did not mink
could be Indicted. but III should D. l
could not he convicted, out SAIL there
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25
come the property Of .hs marksman
winning three consecutive mstchss.

k1Alo tae BAefNsS
winning three consecutive mstchss.
Mass Mssting In oakland.
OAKLAND, March "A large mass
meeting was held In front Of the Post
once tonight by the citizens OF Oak
land, irrespective Of party, who are op.
posed TO the bill now In the hands OF
The Govsrnor-rsquiring the unanimous
vote OF the City Council before the right
OF way can he granted 10 the Oakland.
Berkeley aud Contra Costa railroad com.
pany, or any similar enterprise, to enter
he city-to express their indignation at
the special legislation by which tho voice
Of the people, a. expressed In q recent
election, Is to be overrulsd BY the enc.
mics Of progress aud white labor. and 10
most respectfully petition His EIeellsn.
cy. Governor Irwin, TO veto said bill.
The meeting was very large and enthu-
sissiic. DR.. Pardee. the Mayor elect,
opened the meeting. and after saying q
few words. introduced @. z. Traverse.
who spoke at some length. and was list.
ened 10 with great interest. MIR. Ira.
verse was followed by several prominent
citizens who were received with great
applause and cheers. The meeting was
considered a great success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25

The Davey system OF draining mines recon.
msnis itself by LIS chsapness, economy aud
safety for deep workings. and the facility with
which Ito capacity can be augmented ct any
time. should the water In the mine Increase.
ing WORKS should communicate with the hisdou
Iron WORKS, Who arc ready to supply plans and
estimates for works Of any capacity, complete.
Send for description Of The Difefentiai Com.
pound Pumping Engine. mra5 sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25
.einc HAIL steamship Gem
pany In TPOuhle.

W~AszrxoroN. March 2i.-0n cross.
examination by Mr.. Robbins witness
said abe understood Mrs. Belknap rs
denying that she received anything. and
meant to convey that impression. In
response to a qusstioi. by Mr.. Clymer
witness said shs saw Clymsr but onse
and that was three weeks ago; Il was at
the brsakfast-tabls at the Arlington
Hotel; her husband presented her to
Ciymsr; they had q abort conversation,
which had no reference to coming before
the committee.
Marsh Vas recalled and Intercepted
By Ciymsr. He testified that hs left
Warrington for New York on the day
the impeachment report Was presented
(ths I'd Of March) and did not design
going 10 Canada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25
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rasies.
v,sursoroS. March 2i.-Tbe House
.c.mmi,,.s nm pos, Omcs. ard Post
posds today e,am;nsd Colonel .Joseph
r Wsv;hh.v ~ ph;isJ.lnhi. Uo t.
.;s.1 ar, ~ 49,. no,t;n. whs,sver
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Tor disoursemsn. 10 eonnee' M
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ABUSES anu III min.
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tn eommit,.s had agreed TO allow
him 10 conduct the examination,
lint r.scinded this privilege when
Giis. A. smith began 10 double up on
snnarv points and be (vitpess) was then
rsiher psrsecuted than prosecuted. All
ths matsrial facts CHARGED were proyep
hx ,hs ,ecorls and by various witnesses.
INT cortsin other p%arties. whose names
he c.ys 10 Van Trump. n Democratic
m.mber Of the COMMITTEES. were NOT en-.
.m;nsa Witness ma. moi certain wbetb.
-, No, y.r T,rmn ..Lsd ths commit.
-. - Srrmon ,hsm Tbe narties vere
gohn Altman AMI .Jssss ID Car. Tho
,..rno,, you'll h.va ha.p only cpmu.
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sa=a,s..,ors rnds, CrsssyslI md rscor5.
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r.,sas - pr,.,.nJ n.soo, ,h., 4,
SAytu'a' SI". 49, IL.
mn ~ msS.u. pas,". hn, L.h;nJ NJ
nv "nesa5 a. .a.,a - - 49,.
MAJ ,seo.u VT.
tsineu rom altman anu I~ 70 oco "a'
mar tne uo,stninen' Ps,a Sf',VVV niole
nan u snouia nave pad Ioi service on
this route during aiew onths Aiiinat
could have testined tnat no wa PAID y
certain parties sio'oVo per month mo- &c
execute his contract, the service beinl
meanwhile performed oy Carr under .
temporary contract from the Govern
ment ut the rate OF 500 per day. Col
McKibben said no believed these to b,
tho facts, ~ they were told him by cred
liable authority. Salisbury was n oI
his informants. Witness in the course
Of his statement mentioned that no wa
told by Salisbury that Altman got his
contract through Senator Nye's iniiu'
AnAA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-25
Tn. s.hiusss question.

SACRAMENTO, March "a. - Senator
Roach has introduced q bill to provide
an appropriation Of 5000 TO defray the
expenses OF q delegation to Washington
TO urge q modification Of the Durlin'
game treaty in reference to Chinese i'm
migration.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-16
8efsi(@-S

Snbange lit Don siner Senersbrunf
beimgeiu9t wotben. 9lm "a. .. M.
brannte Sas Saus bes Wirtbes Sauiel 6ar
ab. Die @snbarmsrie uno bic ginwobner,
an ibrsr Spite Der Sirsermeiiter, ma9ten
bic sr0Bten Nnitreusunsen, benz Husbreis
ten bes glementes WiSeritanb ia Ieiiten.
Oo9 aaes bali ni9ts. Gs selans erit oss
6easrs 9err 81 wsrbeu. ais bic Sprisen
pon Wshancp anlanster. Rsbrere 9dus
ier unb Setriebssebdube wurbsn in ai4e
seIsst.
gu Irlon batten Die &beralen Der
prouinS cine 8eriammIuna Inn gu beratbs
idlasen, mas pei ben nd9iien Wablen 5u
tbun iei. Qenaer fibrte baS sroBe Wort
uno Geld balf ibm. Die !9srrsn wouen
elm @eiet nm ben anmaBMnsen Der ~Yfafs
fen" einsn Damn ja iesen.
2u Eintignp, Morbet unS 8ertrir
werpen Observation-Disclosures srridtst. -
Die Srisaben BON arlom, Sirton unb 9os
bap.la 8eupe loasm bebsutsnoe llmdn6ers
unaen in ibr,m SeriOnale srleioen.
Gu 4rlon 1T cine @ei9idte Der Stabt
9rlon in suei aiemli9 itarten 8dnben ers
idienen. Seria0er 1T 9err Yrat. Dem
@erte, baB isbr sslobt wiro, iino ein 4lan
Der alien Stabt Arlon unb 81 id0ne 2tide
~beissseben, ferner cine seOsrapbil9e Rarte
un, cine Isabelle Der in arlon ssl9ASsnen.
Wtiinsen.
gu TIereffe iiiebsn ;wei 6sadtsdse
auieiuanber. Der 3uiammenltoS mar 10
beftis, baS @assn beS einen ftd} on ben
8assn oes ambern binaufbaumtsN- l3pei
Nra5twasen wuroen seri4msttest anS Der
9ei5er ssiootet.
Ils S66fie gu gnlieg 1T Sem ".
.. Merseap an Steue bes 9srrn y. Qss
| remjenS eruannt poroen.