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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11

DROORS GOLD AND SiL.vER MIN.
ID No COMPANY. - Locaii0n % principal
place of business. Van f,anclseo, California.
Iocsiion of works, Devils asie District,
Lyon county. Nevada.
NotIee IL hereby given. that al . meeting of
the Hoard 90 Directors, held on the l0th day OF
July, lsT6, an assessment ONo.2 ~ OF Que Dollar
pr shars wa- leyled upon the capital stock
of tho corporation. payable Immediately, In
United states goht coin, Ia the secwtafy. NJ
the once of the Company, Room No. !. No.
sls California street, ran Francisco. Cslifornis.
An stock upon which this a..e-sment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF August,
lsT6, will he delinquent. aud advertised for
sale Of public auction, and nnle-s payment u
male before viii be- sold on iha FIFTH DAY
or SEPTEMBER. 1915. To pay the delinquent
assessment. tos'ethsr With costs 81 adtrftising
and expenses at sale.
H. order OF the Board Of Dlreetors.
4. q. ALLAN, Secretary.
Onee- Room !. No s3S caliio'nia street. San
Francisco. California. jyl2ti
"AYwARD CONsOLIDATED
slLykR MISINa COMPANY Loca-
tion Of principal place Of business. Ssh Fran
cisco, California.
Location OF works. Storey county. state Of
Nevada.
No,ics l. hereby given. ih,i Ct q meeting Of
the Hoard of Directors, held on the Path day OF
Iuly, is.c. an Asaessment No. 81 Five
Cents per share WAS levied upon the capt
tai .tort &c the corporation. payable immedi.
sieiy, In United states eoli and oliver coin. to
the Secretary, at the Company once. 2.
Dnmm street, San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the nth day Of August. 1915.
wlli b. delinquent. and advertised for sale
al public auction, and unless payment u made
90 September. 1916, To pay the delinquent as
.%~-mspt. together with costs Of advertising
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
DRooKs aOLD AND sIL.vER MIN.

Ome--No. sl Montgomery street. Rooms )
and u. San Francisco, California. jyiitd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
.nY wAsIIINorON MINING

Once. Dmmm street, san frsncisco. Cal.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
DANE6 COLD AND sI y r,;s

ONCE = Room Al Hayward. Baildinr. san
Franeiseo. California. jy9sid
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sTocknoIufRs' MEETING.

GaLi mn, August 4. 1876.
, 1876-11-28
Spanien.

Mabrib. 27. Nop. 9ie gortcs
itimmte Sannabenb du @unltsn Der re.
ll9tolen 0uIonn9.
, 1876-11-28
Mfuftte teIegr. pfps(ben.
Ser Griea iut Orient.

Sambure. Is. Nop. gs perlontet,
hoB @ublonb einen Gontratt nit elmer
beutIden Sirma gc6nfs @nfsrtiguno
BON $500 Sorpebos ab9eidloHen bat.
2pnbon, rs. Nop. SieNboanfunQ
bes ierbiiden MiniIeriums l6sint eno=
sii1tis gu iein.
9aris, 26. Sop. sc Semps" Ia9t,
gnslano unb &uBlano 1ino einis. bins
fidtIi6 bes Mftes ber@arantisn, welde
erforrerli6 lino; nrr cine feline Mei-
nunasperi9icoenbeit berridt in gejug
ouf bic 8elsbuns gulglrien.
2onoon, 26, Nop. &eutsr's Sc
pel6e BON Hom meloet, oab Die ruiiiide
Gquaoron BON Neople seIe9elt; bod Der
9lab Der 8eltimmuns unbefannt it.
&euters 0epei6e ppn @ien ber'6tet,
boB Der Marquis Don @alisburp in Ell
ner l1nterbaltung ertIdrt fat, nab eng
LAMB ni6t in Der gonferen5 ols @sgner
&uBlonbs ouftreten wiirbe. IS miiroe
bopon obhdnsen, ob 8ubluno feline Sor=
beruns in elmer Sorm, Sic Gc6te Der
6riIli6en untert6anen in Der Siirfei 81
9arantien. purbringen lpiro, obne Die
SberberrI6aft Der Yforte gu perni6tcn.
Gr wiirbe es nidt ols cine Gerlebun9 Der
Sberberrl6aft betradten. iuenn Die
giOrte auf seipiie 8eoinsunsen mil
europa. binlt4tli9 Der unteribanen Der
pforte, einseben miirOe uno bic WsdAt'
wiiroen lih on Der Giniibrung %9arantir
IN Geformen betbeili9en.
, 1876-11-28
Sranfreib.

@eriail1es, 25. Nop. 81. gbes-
nelons @egitimil) uno %. &enouarr,
Mtit9lieo Der 2infen. wuroen 9eitern i'm
Senate 81 Mitslieoern auf 2ebens5sii
erpdblt: Sn Der Deputirtentumner
puroen seltern @a@mittas Die @erpi0i
gnnsen fir ben DfCntli4en @ottesoienit
in gamdsun9 sesogen, uno oieielbe'
peruriadten cine bibise 9ebatte. 8rin'
gtapoleon bielt gum erlten Male felt lei.
nsr grwdbluns cine &eoe uno bsnunSir-
tie Die sefdbrli1en NnmoBunsen oes Sic.
rus; er befirportete cine &eouftion Del
G%erwill9unssn. Sic Inbdnser bes
aIerus prOteitirten 9eaen Die &eoe, Del
de in iebr bsiti9em Some 9ebalten wur
be.
Do. Setter (2esitimiit) erfldrte, BAT
bas &aiierrei6 fir ben Yerlut BON g.
ioB u. 2otbrinsm peranimortli6 ie..
Cine beftise Sebatte entiram li9 in
8eSu9 bicrauf apiiden Den &leritoler
unb ben 8onapartilten. @ambetta lest
ii6 ba5uii9eu uno eripdbnte, oaB oas
&aiierrei4 bur6 0efrete aufgebobm lei
Scr Baron De 2ampert. elm eifrige
gonapartiit. erbob lid oarauf pl0blid
lno rief aus: n9ipe Q'empereur." Nad-
Dem bic en~ttanoene COMPTON li6 cini
germ ,Ben 9ele9t bate. pllroe bem8aron
2ampert Elm na6oriidli6er 0erlpeis or.
tbeilt. Spdterbin fano cine anbers
Scene ltatt. als @amstta BON .einer
Spanierin iprq4, Uel4e aur &ailerin
erboben murOe.4
, 1876-11-28
GurOI ai(he nabri6ten.

S6wertm. Dem 9anotas, ioGen bie
Gorlaaen iir bic DurAIibruug Der
gu erwartenoen neuen @eridtsor9aniia'
ton sema9t weroen, meld nad Nn,
nabme Der &eidsiuiis9eiese notbwen.
big wiro. Statt oes ieetgen Sbsraps
peaatlonsseriAts ioa elm Sberlanoss'
1eridt, ltatt Der iesi9en orei Suiti3s
sanSleien gu Shweriu, @iltrow uno
Goltof. fernsr osS GrimiuaIcoaesums
}u 8aeow uno Der swei ftaotii1m
Obsrseridte gu 6Citod uno Wismar
muir 3wsi 9ano9erihte sin9efihrt weroen
pie nit siemlidsr Siderbelt uerlautet.
9ls Sise BET 2ano9eritte weroen
S6msrin uno @aitrom uno fir oaS
Oberlanoes9eridt Noitod aeuanut.
Sobalo Die Stanoe 3uscltimmt baden
Io0en iofort Die erfOroerll1en 8auten
bs9tnnen, oenen aus Den &rie98eulihG.
oi9nnsS9elosrn Die WtIttel belimmt
Iino.
Safer @ilb.lm ipirS @noe Sttober
nad) 2uowisslult fommen, nm all Den
in SrieorlAsmOor ltattiiuoenosu 9a8ben
Gbeil gu nebmen.
Sn Mal@in lesen Die 8epobner III.
pauler uno Wo9nun9en gu Dem bepors
(tebenosn 2anOtase III SIanO; lpte man
aber bon %oortQer uerulmmt, 1T elnt
Iebbafte Setbeiltsnns in OIclem SaDrc
su erruartem. IS baben swar elnt9e
Serren ibre btsberi9en 8obnun9en
lpleoer 9emictbet, auoere baben Oaseyeu
ibrs leit Sabren inne9ebabten WoQnuns
gen auI9e9eben uno wolen d) oamll
besni9en, auf einen. bo1lten5 aui
sini9e Gage naA WtalAin gu fommen.
Oa Die Werfalian9sira9e nldt CUR Sers
banoluns fommt, 10 bat Die Setter.
fdaft. wel6e aus ei9sner Gai1e aul
ben 0anota9en leben muB, feline Ser
onlaHau9. beionoers SpIer gu b%rin9sn.
$trefit. Die llebernabme Der Ser.
liner Norobabn oura Den preuBilasn
Staat bate bier i'm 2anoe aIsemeln ole
SOffnun9 erre9t, oaB Die Irbeitcn nuu
f6nsa 9eior0ert uno Die Sabn Don Sers
lin bis Neubranoenbur9 am /. Ottober
b. s. beltimmt Dem Serfebr lbsrgeben
werosn wiiroe, oa fat iammtlide Don
Der Gctien $ @ele0lbaft ibtruommene
So9bauten mo OGmme Der Sousus
ouns nabe maren. Wie man aber
oamalS bereits Der Sabn BON maBge.
bender Seite fsin beionoers8 9ntsrsiip
, 1876-11-28
SrDefer G ebsiiber.
{@tablirt 1867
Apotbefer It. Drp9uilten,
Ssrfauftn i'm Grosea uao atsinsa. 81 ST
g.. 1l44, Gds IS. 1t. Mainar.

Jtr- tRI, Cde 10. Il. Waintr.
~0fid)mtnO, @a.
9 lauten fit Ben 8reuaten unt benz gut.
Dutlifum i'm Wl0emeinen thr grp6rs Eager,
meltes aus foIGenoen Seten beltsbt. anau
bteter Trpaen, Mebtsile, @bemifalien. Mps
be- unb Goilet- N,tifsl, S9pdmne 0Orfe,
psrfumsrisn, 8arbtpFe, 1orbe, SsIe. 6enlter-
alas, aitt etc. etc. enl6'iebIid IQss, mos
i" einen autfn DrOssn. @sl9aft sswSbnli9 su
babsu 1T.
sie fibren eIeidfaa5 cine arpBe gluspobl
pidtilber yr.euratipuen ais: &rrs|5 @alatine,
Satsr's Gpcra, Yert.@ uBe aprn Stdrfe,
SaferinttL Sasn GaRipca. crnrenfsts Mila
etc. etc.
2aneretb's ~anranttrter @arten mamen, NOS
prn Elm Yp[es Iburt ment tets porrGtbie ut.
Gcnceairirte 5rutt. Hencen. Mromatili-
ruilss &r'ratte Spa iepsr Srrts. @smiirSs gum
GtnmaGen.
Sern,r lsnfen Ie he @afmerf1amfeit auf ibrs
ell t0em0Gten Yreperate, pslhe eine 20-iGbs
rlse 9lobe rstanpen uno fur wflhs lie saran .
tiren tDnncn. mbe
, 1876-11-28

Die Mutteraottes" .@elaidte Dor
Wfarpinaen ,iebt, mic 6beiriide I latte
berid)len, immee ar0Bcre &reiie. &c,
Srldnoer. BON Dem mir belelts 'rii6er be
ridtet uno Der fein Nnbe er 1T ols eli
@erliuer @rimiualpoli ;eibeamter, neil
lbrigells jeet noh an Der Saur ullo Is
mifet in Acknowledgements cine flud)1,
bare 2hdtlgfeit. Der Uerhuftum9S oes
BfarrerS Don Murpinscu liuo bere'ta wie
Der mebrcre anoere a%cfolgt. Im 80
Sflober @benos IL l1br wuroe rdmlld
audi Der ndhtebsnadbarte lmt5brube.
oellelheu, Yfarrer Sdneioer, BON AlSw
ler ins 9rrelthaus suSaarbriiden acbrah
uno ld)on Oil Ibeno s8'folaenoen Gage.
batte Ell ieiu critics rlhterli6eS Yerb0r Il
beitcbcn, @oraciiern Nacbnlittaa mur
Den uuBeroem inter aebOriaer mllitdriide
gscortc nod 6 Ferio ell aus Dem Qe
trdunten imctteu 2ouroeS geld alih i
Saarbriiden cinacbradlt, "a inter oc@
meinoef6rlter, etn SelObiiter uno ei {
6rauensperion. Sb. wle ouS @erltd
Qcbt, Die uWiuttcr @uttes- iid inter ocl
@cf0uaeucn bcfinbet. iplro lid) bet Der Of
fcnbor INNER uoA weiter aehrnoen nn'
teriuduns balo eraeben; oeun oaB oil
cieie Gerpaitnnaeu nit Der MarriaacI
Nffaire suiah'menban9cn, itcbt uuBe
3meifel. Die aunsc @cidihte oilrilt
iid pobl balo uor Der sSuhIpoll3eifumme'
IN Sombriiten Dor Nuerau9en ablpitlen
DAFT ale @elt oaradi aelpaunt 1T. iii Ell
fIdrlid.
Serbictei elmer Goroner'S SurD ii
&onias: n@r It RIB oil Den 6olsen elnci
GtoBeS welde8 linn feline 5rau in oel
lnttrlcib uel iest bate, obne oaB er uuB=
t., waS inn feblIe.
, 1876-11-28

nubt ipuroe oicienWtor9en bur66euer ser
fort. Sas porrdtbi9c Eager mar lcbr
srpB, incl, $50 lebenoigc S6pelne, bon
oenen ole meilten perbrannten, 9.oBe
0orrdtbe BON Spcd, S6iufen, 94mal3
etc. etc, ano 800 abseaosene S6weile.
g t.2outs. 27. Nopbr. IS beiBt.
bob &ihter &nisbt Selbtmoro begiu9,
lpNil ct in Der @abl 9ei6la9en muroc.
Mugui a, 60, Sobn Wtcgann wur
DC 5onnobeno Raht, in einem Streite
oetootet uno eiu seluIner Malcpm Der
punoet.
Gan 6roncisco, rs. Nop. Cine
9epside aus Son 0ieso mcIoet, baB in
nnter- Californian cine &enolution ous'
eebro6sn 1T. Sole MOreno bat cine
Sruppenma9t %9eiommelt uno eln Yro.
nunciamento erlaIen. in weldem er lid
gum @ouoerncur Der 9ropin5 erflart.
@r bat ben @puperneur SiQaserano
uno belIen Setrstar Gooeri9o eingefer
fert, oas 3o(lamt in 8ei6la9 9enommen
uno ben 3oIeinnebmer Gobalar, mel
der Dor msbreren Mnnaten abgeicbi
wuroe wieoer in lein Nmt eihssiebi.
0iele Merifuner aus oieism 5taote bn=
ben li9 an Moreno on9elhlolen.
, 1876-11-28
Dzf TnhkmrA


n bentmmt. has sanse ttsbertse Seilpsrtabren nnts
,uitoben. Gie, &ur wtrb ourd bas iosenannte
Spbbac unb bur6 @tnnebuen Don 2obpuIoet
%berptrtt,, Vie gob9doer 5et9en an, mo- bic &rantbeit
Ssit seissn Ne bic sebensfrait' bes @eni6sn an.
Gauienoe itno In ben lesten swet Sabren In Der
gaoes@ntalt, Pa Stanton Ctr, Rem gort, 9ebetlt
Dorbere Inter ben Gebetlten befinoen f9 ciele
Rd BON anberen 8Gberr oabur6, bob ie brett auf
i BITE &rantbeit etnlptrten, uA6 ben franfen Stcff enta
terrain. In wel9er Sorm ct aud sum 8ori6ein
I fonime. etc fino elm @erbrennunssz ober @usi6etz
piro bet Der anpenonns bteier aur i~o5ulasen ietu
si9ener Gr5t,. 8enn Semano burd bieie Sdber sez
betlt lit, 70 tit er ptrtltd unb rabttal sebeilt, pdbs
renb nab Der btsberi9en 9eilmetbobe BITE Mittet
eepobnlid 9efdbrlt9er finb ais BITE Rranfbeitielbi,
lnb ii4 Dlters sa sanaes peer leeunSdrsr arants
Obeiei5 Sic gvybaOer uue srant5eften, tnnerli8
gnb duberlt9, %furiren, 10 itnS bod Bite Btrfnn9en
bet fol9enbeu Sranfbettenl b~eioubers penn lie lid
nod In acutem3 ultanoe ~befinben, sans auBerorbents
ltd: Tteber, islbit %eerpens unb &pphusfeber.
gerDsH ls55 l9neas ss@S9nlt@ NIT 51s saoerHr
befonoers bet lun9en Salten u. TN eriten Stadium,
sep6bntta lei3t furirt. @aHerSm6t, &bems
ntatismns perbea oft iebr, i9nsa eebeilts
IibpbtIiti5de arantbettem in ieOem @rabe, Sci
auBeren Sranfbeiten, Sranopunoen, @es
Iidipiirem, SerppbeIn &C. lit bic @trtans cline
plOslt6e u. ft4tbars. Nur Elm Bah lit binretdeuo,
aenfrebs unb bic foseaannte '@drna oSer
Sucferrubr (sine bis ieSt unbettbare 8rontbeit)
wurben 9ebeilt. Set lcsterer Rrantbett eeben Is
9rosent Ses 3aeeritoiies nit iebem Babe Sar9 Sss
| lrtn Qb.
Ole Babes unb giunsBmes 9uLper psrbsn mad
iebem 9los i'm 2anoe p%eriouot, Ger Qrets bes
8abespulpers TT 81, Der bes gtnue9me 9ulpers
81. Man lals f5 cine eroidire ii6er bic sobfut
W enslii9sr oaer bsutl4er Spro5e iatten.
FIR. Rauchfuss
"a G{nufnn ctr (ROx 1S0aN1
, 1876-11-28

RsS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
SHAFTS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OFALL
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-11-28
England.

2onbon n, IS. Nop. Ser Sdoone
vSelio 8. OatesD ous 9amariscotto
Me., ,purbe om s. :. Mts' BON Dem 81.
Derpoolu Sampfsr .@et.Snoian" in
Der Nabe bon 2iucrpool in ben @runt
9ebohrt. Sic Mannl9aft wuroe seret-
tet,
, 1876-11-28
9nldnoi(he Dspe(dfa.

NeW Sapen. Conn.,. 26. Nopbr.
Sas sroBe@ebduoe. wel6ss Don Sperrp
&SaFnss, S6weineneild- @e'padsr, be
The Morning herald., 1876-09-07
Another Pamphlet from GladstOn
By Associated Press,

Another Pamphlet from Gladstone.
By Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. Ga pamphlet by Mr..
Gladstone, entitled Bulgarian Horrors and
the Question of the East" has been issued.
He says: ''It is urgent, in addition to the
termination of the war, first, to put an end
the anarchical misrule, plundering and mur.
dering which still desolate Bulgaria; SEQ
ond, to make effectual provision against its
recurrence by precluding the Ottoman Gov
ernment from administrative control, not
only in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but above
all, in Bulgaria third, to redeem by these
measures the honor Of the British name,
which in the deplorable events of the year
has been more grave]y compromised than l
have known 1t in any former period"
Mr.. Gladstone says he is still desirous to
see the territorial integrity of Turkey up.
held, though thai desire should not be crea-
ted as paramount to still higher objects of
policy. As an old servant of crown and
State, he entreats his countrymen to require
and insist that the Government which has
been working in one direction shall work in
the other, and shall apply all its vigor to
concur with the other States of Europe in
obtaining the extinction of Turkish execu-
tive power in Bulgaria. Mr.. Gladstone
concludes with an appeal for an organized
collection and distribution of relief to Bull
garians.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-07
ION !
lSQngressional Nonina-
ions,
GOAL MINE cAvING IN,
RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Two Destructive Fires,
aenaa beard efsteasn Nsvlgatlon

Maeaenal Board efsteam Navigation
~ Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-The fifth annual
eeesion Of tho National Board Of Steam
Navigation convened in this city at noon
today. In the absence of the President,
Capt. John Whitney, of Detroit, the ses-
sion WAS called to order by Vice-P President
Thomas Clyde, of Philadalphia. Secretary
James read letter from President Whit
ney stating he would not be able to attend
the present session. The Committee on
Credentials reported delegates presenting
credentials as follows:
From Baltimore, Is; Boston, Buffalo and
Bchrleston, s. c., each; CINCINNATI, g.;
Louisville, 10; New Haven, 2; New Orleans,
/; New York, z; Norfolk, Va, 10; Phila
delphia, IA; Pittsburgh, IS; Portland, Me-,
Providence, R. l., and Vicksburg, l each;
and from the States of Vermont, Connecti-
cut ard New Jersey, Q each. The Vessel
Owners and Captains Association, of Phila
delphia, was represented by Henry r. Ed
munds and Joel Cook, and that of New
York city by G. W. Copeland. Of these
about 60 were present. A report on rates
and the order of business were read and
adopted.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-07
The Surrounding C0as,sts,y.

A mad dog was shot on Sunday last at
New Loudon, Chester Co.
This year "Fall fishing" is extra good in
Chester Creek, at Chester, on account of
the low water.
There will be no fair held by the Oxford
Agricultural Society this fall, as decided at
the meeting on Saturday.
Several paper mills on the Elk creek,
which have been standing idle for some
weeks, are now about resuming work.
The chapel building in the cenhsery at
Kennett Square is nearly completed, and
adds much to the beauty of the grounds.
Archibald Hamilton narrowly escaped
being run over by moving train
on the P. W, g. B. Railroad on Tuesday.
Efforts are being made by the patriotic
spirits of Nottingham, Chester county,
toward organizing Tilden and Hendricks
campaign club.
On Tuesday woman attired in conve-
nient costume was seen cunning for Rails
opposite Marcus Hook. She prosecuted
the business in the regular manner, having
boat and pusher.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-07
Our Ftre1sseN.

On the seven O'Clock train yesterday
morning for Philadelphia delegations from
several of the fire companies of this city
went to that city to participate in the Cen
tennial firemen's parade Which took place
the same day. The delegation from the
Weccacoe was dressed in black pants, blue
shirt, red belt and white neckties, aud
joined the Harmony Fire Company, (that
company having borrowed their hose car
riage). The horses of the Delaware and
Water Witch were taken up to draw some
of the Philadelphia machines. The Fame
Hose is the only company that went as an
organization. They mustered about IS
men, and had with them their engine beau
tifully trimmed with flags and flowers. The
delegation from the Friendship Fire Com
pany numbered about 25 men IL citizens
dress. Delegations from the Delaware,
Washington, and other companies also went
The Morning herald., 1876-09-07
A Statement from Lord Derby.
BY Associated Press,

LONDON, September Cat a meeting
held at Plymouth, last night, to protest
against the Bulgarian atrocities, speaker
said communication had been sent to Lord
Derby expressing regret at the absence of
any official declaration F.; that the apparent
apathy of Mr.. Elliott, the British Ambassa-
dor at Constantinople, was undergoing an
investigation, and if substantiated, would be
appropriately dealt with, to which Lord
Derby replied as follows: "Your friends
may be assured that no efforts will be spared
by Her Majesty's Government to ascertain
the exact truth rs regards the occurrences
in Bulgaria, and it will be ready in common
with other powers, to take such action
upon them as the justice of the case may
require"
The Morning herald., 1876-09-07
Vermont Elections.
By Associated Press.

BosToN, Sept. 6.-Additional returns
from Vermont are as follows: First Con-
gressional District, So towns, Joyce, Rep,
1O;A06; Childs, DEM, 5,707. Second Con-
gressional District, 43 towns, Denison, Rep,
9,4S Dickey, DEM, 1904. Third Con-
gressional District, "a towns, Hendee, Rep,
6,454; Edwards, Dem, 2,902. One hundred
and thirty towns give Fairbank, Republican,
for Governor 81 ,1S4; Bingham, Dem, A.
584. The same towns gave Peck, Rep,
22,595, and Bingham, DEM, S,416 in 1874.
At this rate the vote for the Republican
candidate for Governor will show about
26, 800 majority.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-07
Controllers Office,
BY Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The reduction in
the clerical force in the Office of the Con-
troller of the Currency has seriously inter
fered with the work. The Controller is
unable to remit promptly to the national
banks new notes lii exchange for the old
ones forwarded for redemption, and the
banks should understand that delay in not
receiving their returns is not due to apy
fault in the Controllers office.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-07
Minor Locals.


Circus on the 10Th.
Council meets tonight.
Citizens Loan tonight.
The tight rope walking still goes on.
Peaches are becoming scarcer and higher.
State Democratic Convention meets at
Dover to-day.
Apple butter stirring is now q popular
sport in the rural districts.
The HERALD was out first by fifteen
minutes the evening of the election.
Twenty five car loads of peaches passed
over the Delaware rail road on Wednes-
day.
Now since the city election is over we
will look forward to November for another
little contest.
A sale of 40, 900 feet of lumber will take
place on the Brandywine Summit camp
ground to-day.
Bush g. Son deliver the favorite Shenau-
doah coal at your door at one dollar less
per ton than former prices.
The employees Of the Harlan e. Hollings-
worth Company will make an excursion to
the Centennial on Saturday.
Improvements are noticeable on Madison
street above Front, and above Fourth
streets, also on King above Sixth street.
tits currently reported among those who
are interested In base ball matters that
Wilmington will not be without frst-class
club after this season.
The Friendship Fire Company and Fame
Hose of this city were in the sixth division
of the Centennial Fireman's Parade in Phil
adelphia. The Friendship 10 put down az
instituted December 20, 1775, and the Fame
Hose as instituted January 1, 1850. /
The Morning herald., 1876-09-07
Railroad Disaster,
By Associated Press.

ST. Louis, Sept. 16.-At ten o'clock last
night, as the eastward bound train on the
st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Rail
road reached Salisbury, 40 miles from st.
Louis, 1t encountered wash-out, caused
by heavy rains, and all the passenger
coaches were ditched. Charles Taussis,
Sr., Treasurer of the road, one of his little
children and a baby nephew, snd Richard
Eliet, of Yazoo, Miss, were killed. Twelve
other passengers were more or less injured,
but none seriously so.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

neperts arsn the ssas ef War.
BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. -Nofurther news has
been received from Tchernsyef's Serviar
army.
A Belgrade telegram says communication
with portions of the NorAva appesrs to be
In great disorder. The Minister Of War has
| not heard from Tchernayeff himself for
two dsys. It's reported that : Turkish
force Is marching directly upon Kragu-
jevatc, the former Servian Capital, where
there are important government works.
An official Sersian despatch, dated yes
terday evening, reports that the Turks have
crossed the Morsva between AleUnatz and
Delegrad. It claims, however, that the
Servian positions are maintained. Both
Turkish and Servisn bulletins announce q
battle on the side Of Navibazar. The Ser
vians say the army of the Yavar, under
Col. Antitch, repulsed Turkish attack,
while the Turks say the Servians were de-
feated and fled, leaving 700 dead on the
field.
In Montenegro hostilities have been
opened, both in the northwest and southeast,
and vigorously, according to the accounts
received. A Reuter- despatch, dated Rsjura,
yesterday, says the Montenegrins attacked
Mankhtar Pasha on Tuesday morning. A
fiercely contested battle was in progress
when the report was despatched. Maukh-
tar's army had just been reinstated by ten
battalions under Fuad Pasha, and was be-
lieved to number sc, 900 men.
On the southeast Dervish Pasha marched
upon the territory of Kuciof yesterday in
force.
Prince Nicholas is In that neighborhood,
and the "Times" correspondent at Cettings
yesterday that great battle
was either then in progress or might be
shortly expected about Spuss.
A "Times" special from Vienna says Il
"English influence at Constantilople has
greatly weakened since the declaration that
England would not support Turkey against
Russian interference.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-07

The Democratic State Convention.
By Associated Press.
WORCESTER, Sept. 6.-The Democratic
State Convention met here this morning.
Committees on Permanent Organization,
Credentials and Platform were appointed.
William Writ Warren was chosen perma-
nent Chairman, and addressed the Con-
vention at length.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-07
'xEsH~Ss - isasss Ksrr.
~ ip0Siaf9d Irees. N / y

RIcHMoND, Va, Sept 6.-The Conserve
tiyes ofthe SIKH District to-day re-noni-
mated Hon. j. Randolph Tucker for Con-
gress by reclamation. Resolutions paying
an eloquent tribute to the late Speaker
Kerr were adopted by unanimous rising
vote.
DR.. Charles 8. Mills, Collector of Gus
toms for the Port of Richmond, has been
nominated for Congress BY the Republicans
Of this district.