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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17
Nevada 4. the Centennial.

We publisisd, 4 day or two since I
letter FROM o. @. Stevenson, Centennial
Commissioner for this State, now al
Philadelphia making arrangements for I
proper representation Of the resource,
Of Nevada at the great Exposition. Al
furnishing further particulars Of inform
alton In the matter. We copy the fol-
lowing extracts from a letter written
to II. p. Rios. under date Of January
LIST. and publishsd In the Carson appeal;
I fear wa cannot get the space We
want. They have already built on to
Machinery Hall what they call an adj
junot, for pumps and blowers and such
machinery. They want us 10 build one
Tor the quartz mill. I tell them that
unless We car have space. such ns We
require. we will 60 no further. They
are very anxious to have Us here. and
NOR particularly with the quartz
mill. They offer to furnish engine
and boiler. coal and q man to run the
engine. We cannot get the space In the
main building for our minerals, 800
linear feet, and they say II We 90 into
the main building We cannot exhibit
u specimens In q space over six
inches square; for they say II they wero
to allow II. the State OF Pennsylvania
would all the building with masses Of
coal and iron. I have written TO Prof.
Baird, Of the Smithsonian Institute, if
regard 70 space In their department, In.
asinuch ~ ! have no doubt thoy will 60
there at the close Of the exhibition. I
have received M reply. ! will DO de-
tanned hsre longer than I expected.
You can form NO idea OF the magnitude
OF the building headquarters; some OF
them will exhibit the products OF their
States In these buildings for the reason
they cannot get space In the main
buildings. California will nc doubt
have to do this; AMI perhaps II would
DO we'll for US to join them to the
amount OF $1,000 and exhibit all the
Pacific Coast products In 4 building and
headquarters. Then We can put In
large specimens; In fact. can do about
a. We please.
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slcoNo pIsPATcH.
wormser nrothers W.. hank Of
Observation-Disclosures Of Bauk
Onteers-An Overdose or Msr.
phine-A Lie Nailed stocks.

SAN FRAScIsco, Jan. IL 3 P. NJ
In the U. s. Circuit Court, the case Of
wormser Brothers. Of New York. against
the Bank OF California came up for argu.
ment OH the exceptions to complaint
fled by defendants. who allsgs and sup
port tho allegations by tho afidavits Of
the Trustees. Secretary and Cashier Of
the bank; that tho bank IL not and
never has been insolvent, and that the
manner In which the institution wal 70.
organized. and the assessment levied,
was In accordance with tho statutes made
and provided. Tho attorneys for
plaintiffs claim that the provision Of
code, under which the bank was 70.
organized. is unconstitutional and
void, and on that base thoir argument.
The Coroner's jury In the Q q Of
Frank IL. Hubbard. who died from the
effects Of morphine last night. found q
verdict to-day that deceased came 10 his
death from nm overdose Of morphine,
but whether or not taken with suicidal
intent. tho jury decline to express an
opinion.
Tho statement contained In the psb-
iished complaint Of Burling Brothers
against the Bank OF California that W.
ii. l.. Barnes owed the bank Sl57, 900,
is traverssd by the statement OF d. o.
Mills that Barnes does not the bank that
or any other amount.
Stocks after the Board are generally
stiff, especially Savage, which sold at
29.; Ophir oil.; Hale & Norcross 10;
afterwards going to ~; Gould 4 Curry
az; Best & Bslchsr Go; Chollar lol;
Jacket l0i; Bslchsr 32H; Con. vir.
ginia 1856; California 9iX; overman
$50.
OAKLAND, Jan. 17.-Charles Hayes,
bookkseper Of Main & Winchester. Ban
Francisco, shot himself dead this morn.
ing about 8 o'clock. at his residence on
San Pablo avenue.
shot and Killed.
CorrERoroLis, Jan. l7.-Adam Shasf.
fer was shot and killed last NIGHT at his
ranch about eight miles from this place,
al Telegraph City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17
MINlNs ACCIDENT.
a Frightfsi Cash Cat In y MANI Leg
by u fniliag Plank.

A William Phillips and two other
men were workingin the overman pump
shaft. about 10 o'clock last night, a
plank became detached from some point
overhead and fell down the shaft. 1t
descended endwise, and in passing the
men. struck the ono mentioned. on the
leg below the knee. inflicting n cut about
four inches long. and so deep that the
bone was exposed. DIR. Kirby. who
dressed the wound. says II looked A. II
made by q spike, which probably was
driven in the plank. No large arteries
having been severed, the wound blsd
comparatively little.
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The Gslden Gate rark Invesss'
sntisu = fWaersi OF =! Rogers
Johnson-suieideA- fssnd Bead
ia He'd - Yatai Aeesdsnt-Ssr-
oner's InQusss.

San FsAScrsco. Jan. T.-1:SoP. H.
The Committee OF the Assembly 70 In
vestigate the affairs Of the Golden Gsts
Park. which adjourned. to Sacramento
Saturday. have given information With
regard I. the testimony taken at the
secret session. which preceded the open
examination. Il shows fraud aud mis-
management in the letting Of contracts
and performance OF the work.
The funeral OF T. Rodgers johnson.
late Grand Secretary Of the !. 0. o. +.
took place yesterday. under the auspices
OF the Grand Eucampmsnt, with q large
attendance. Tho suloeism or the de-
ceased wal delivered by Nathan Porter.
The Ritual OF the Order at the grave was
rsad by J. +. Miller. Past Grand Master.
A great crowd gathered On the route OF
the procession aud at the cemetery.
Frank II. Hubbard. recently o dentist
4, ,ooa s,,,d;r, Lar. oBeo M 40 Ksar.
r.v ,,r.o, .o"n,,,,.a ,r,c,a. a, ,bs
wI,, Che, uor.. ,.,, ,,oh, nth NOR.
III. ~. - .n M. M.
40, m. oc, 4. ~.,,,;bu,.a n snancis, am.
h,,,os.n.n, and ro.,,bl. ,.mor.s m
ms, nixon, IN. ,ims Of bis Jso,b n man
called n, ,bs ci,v u,isop n ~inouirs ~ a
vorrap, had been issued against DIR.
Upbbor, for foroery. .tatiuO that bs had
formal N. names Of three firms In Sac.
rom.r,o and nm. In sou Francisco. No
tur,h., n.,,icpl.,. ara obt.ip.d At this
linn. I'm, Az. ,nou.,, ,o.a., v;ll nrob..
h,v d.v.,,.o M ,.c,.
n n Cutter a. Ki,lnstrick. Cutt.r
to, a,a Din. .,,.., w.. ,ornd had
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

A CHRIsrMAs TRrE TRAosDY. "A
Brunswick girl took q great deal Of pains
with q pair Of clippers for her beloved.
On the toes, In flaming green. she
worked q Cupid shooting q knitting
needle into q cheese. and on the sidsa
blue pslicans sportsd In yellow lakes.
She hung the beautiful present upon
Christmas tree, duly labeled, and
anIiously awaited tho hour when
he shsuld rush into her presence
and claim her for his OWE Up
10 this date no has not rushed. On
the contrary. he gave the wonderful slip
pers to the negro man who carried bis
notes to another girl--a girl who never
gave him anything. but encouragement.
Hath earth any greater sorrow than that
which hath settled down upon the heart
Of the slippsr.worksrf- BrnSrick', No.,
Netrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

MONUMENTAL BELL.-Ths members OF
Monumental Fire Engine Company No.
G, Of Virginia. have boon successful in
casting a bell to replace the old one.
broken on New Years morning. Their
new bell, which was cast at the Unisn
Iron Works, on the Divide. was hoisted
10 its place over the engine house yes
tsrday. Tho tone u the bell Is rs good.
perhaps finer than any other In the
city; at least 10 Is no pronounced by
competent judges. MIR. kennis. the
member Of the company who run the
job, Is entitled to n great deal OF credit
for his success.
Rev. 7. II. McGRAru delivered q very
interesting lecture ON Everlasting
Youth" before the Liberal RsligiousSo-
ci,ty. at National Guard Hall. Virginia.
last evening. Some difficulty Wal expert.
enced in providing seats for the audi-
.nee which filed the hall to nearly Its
full capacity: but by next Sunday every
body who wishes TO attend Mr.. Nc
Graih's lecture, can I've provided with a
comfortable seat. ~ several dozen new
ones have lately been ordered by the
Society and are expected this week.
Prrs AND CALLs.-Among the San
Francisco stock brokers who are making
"puts" and "calls" q specially. We
find Chas. Larue & Co.. No. 422 Mont
comery street. This 10 getting to be a
very popular method Of dealing In stocks,
allowing people with q ANAL amount Of
~canital 10 invest the same to the greatest
advantage in tho very highest priced
stocks. II they see 1T. Read the state
ments' facts and figures In this natter
a. set forth in Larue 4 Co.'s ADVERTISE
mont, and exercise your Judgment &C.
cordingly.
AUCTION SALx.--To-morfow. January
18th. there will be a grand auction sale
Of furniture. bedding. carpets. and other
household articles at the auction house
Of NJ. NJ. Friedrich on South Z street,
VIRGINIA. between Taylor and Union
streets. Fifty kegs Of Parker nails. IN
lots TO suit, will also be offered Tor sale
The goods were on exhibition to-day
The sale will begin Mt I'D A. ~. to-h'o''
row.
ANNUAL MKrrISo.-Ths annual meet
ing Of the Florida Silver Mining COM
papy will DO held in San Francisco on
February LIST. aud that Of The Wells
Fargo Mining Company. in san Iran,
cisco. on January 2Sth. Bee ofhciai
notices published In our advertising col
umns to-day.
In reply to our friend Of the E"i'rpr''',
who appears to b somewhat exercised
NJ. 10 whether Jerusalem ought to DO
sn.Ilsd with ''Js" or "Gs." we vouid
hiandly remark that in accordance with
,ho %yui,ate. which ought to be authority
il /. nriihsr-but Eli"
c,nIpanAnA. the magician oil the
S;,s cave an exhibition Of his wonder,
mi ain At Miners Union Mall. Goia
HiIi' last evening. All who attended
appeared to be highly pleased. and wsi'
thew might. II TO DO Thoroughly mys"'
fed is = pleasure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

A FRAGRANT nREAru and psarly teeth
are easily obtained, by cleansing your
testh daily with that justly popular
dentifrice. sozodont. Composed OF rare
antissptic herbs. 1t imparts Wilderness to
the teeth, q delicious aroma to the
breath. and preserves intact, from youth
TO old age, the teeth. Acidity Of the
stomach will destroy the strongest teeth
unless Its effects are countsrsctsd with
sozodont, and this pure tooth-wash pro-
tects the dental surfaces by removing
every impurity that adheres to them,
Ask your druggist for Bozodont.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

MINING COMPANY IrEMs.-Thc North
Monumental Gold aud Silver Mining
Company has incorporatsd. with 81, 0OO.-
600 capital. to mine in Gold Hill. The
Directors aroJ. W. Moyle. II. II. Hobbs,
j. L. Mcdonald. ID. W. Douthitt and j..
W. Pence.
The meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Wells Fargo Mining Company for
the election OF Trustees and the trans
action Of other business will take place
January 2sth. at l p. II.
The annual meeting OF the stockhold.
era Of the North Con. Virginia Mining
Company is called for Wednesday. Feb
ruary "a. at | p. n.
ON Tuesday. February lst. the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Florida Silver Mining Company occurs.
NkErs To BE FrxEp.-It is useless try
ing to disguise the fact that Main street.
Gold Hill. is not at present calculated
for a race course. wo were convinced
OF this fact to-day upon seeing q fiery.
untamable mustang. bent upon running
away. come to o sudden aud ignemin-
ious stop IN n mud-hole directly In front
Of the Bank Of California. Seriously.
the street Mt the place indicated stands
in great need Of repairing. The chuck.
holes are really dangerous, aid we would
not be surprised II some person is
pitched from a seat in a buggy or wagon
and badly injured IL II is allowed to re-
main in its present condition.
RosIwIcK & RonISsoS's delivery team
made a lively runaway yesterday, start
ing behind the Yellow Jacket hoisting
works, passing around by the railroad
depot and down Main street, until the
wagon to which they were hitched. col.
lided with q prairie schooner in front OF
the Catholic Church. The loss OF two
wheels VI the delivery wagon Was the
only damage done. We ara particular
in stating this, as some Of our readers
might otherwise believe the schooner
had been injured. and we would not
niislead them for the world.
NATIONAL GuAIp BALL.-As will be
-. -. an.
gu. n" - -. n.;.
~ .,.I .nS NIL.
;,ar, hall. ON The evening Of Feb
ruary 22d = washington's Birthday.
II is totally unnecessary for rs to
enlarge on the subject or to prophecy
thai this wiii 10 Tue Sai, " m = ~a,;
The reputation OF 'ne Nau n..'
established ~ TINS Iespess' A"' "''
"
JIM oRSDonrr OF the Delta who has
been missing from Virginia Tor several
days. returned this morning. From the
number OF monkeys. trimmed dogs. ETC.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
A Centennial Rine Match


LONDON. Jan. l7.-Sir Henry Halford
has arranged all the prsliminaries for a
rife match for small.bore guns between
the National Rife Association Of Great
Britain, and the American Association.
The match will take place during the
Centennial exhibition.
The French Election.
PALS. Jan. 1.-THE general election
Of delegates to the Senate took place
yesterday. Partial returns show that in
the large city the voting has been only
ons-siIth conservative. the Republicans
being largely ahead. The returns from
the rural districts, however, will proba-
bly, lessen tho Republican predomin.
ancy.
New War ships.
LONDON. January l7.-Great Britain
il building nine new iron-clads. Of an
average Of 5000 tons and at ar aggre-
gate cost Of f3.4OO. OO0. Tho vessels
are named the Nelson. Northampton.
Dreadnough. Thunder. Shannon. Alex.
ander, Tsmerrale. Rupert, aud Infiex.
ible.
Arrived.
GLASGOW, January 1.-THE steam
ship Olympia from New York. arrived
at this port to-day.
The Prises % wales.
CALCUTTA. January 1.-THE Prince
Of Wales has left Delhi for Lahore and
Cashmere. The Rajah Of Cashmere IL
preparing to give him a magnificent re-
esption.
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ar0CK aEroRr.
lREroafep pAILr MT u. r. .~KEArrxo = C
san Hraneiscs Beard.

san Franchise Beard.
THIS MORNING.
2ss' ephlr. cay. ob', cav. 81. ax. ets, q.
los, ,%i.,ie.u, as. aiS. Az, ssx. "a, ai,., n.
ait
so Gosii aud curry. a. ais. ai,.. Az
gi0 Bs.t and Bslsher. u. 6IH, 6fs
rs ChSllAr- Potosi. 10. lol
60 Hale h Soreross. O.. 20, %. 70. TON. II
3isS s.yas.. 2sh, sss, fsS. 49,, 2ss. ~, 10y,
IN bso
itO Crs~n ro'At. IN. -. az. -.
GD yellow Jacket. t0a. 100. ioi
seo Imperial. ~. %. o., ~
2D kentuek. lJA. -
10 Enplrs MIL. ~
In Alpha. -. 2ix
p5 belehsr. -. u. sls.. sax. -. 81.
2r.O connieace. 81. 7ik. -. nv
Ito Con. Virginia. Isl. Sseh, &1k
$50 Sierra Nevada. u. 15A. 7sk. %. ?5s. 25S.
~
.fo California. osS. "a. ssx. 20, osx. ssS,
Is bio. etk
10 Builian sc. 20
81 E1ehsq-er. itN
- ss:. Bslchsr, %
1910 oy.rnas. G., q. esx. 81. co. si. 90, 20 bsc,
co, 50
i2ts Justice, .. ssX 49,. ssS
1ilO Suecor. ,
iiso Union Con-, iia.. us. ~. nx
ESQ Lady bryan. jk.s..
i0oo Julia. ls.. ls.' lst
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17
STATIONERY AND JEwRLnY.

J. D. Marshal. at tho Gold lIlll Post
snics store, 10 sole agent for al
the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
paper. All the latest Easiern periodicals.
magazines. etc.. received as soop ~ Published,
and delivered In any part OF town. Blank
Sooss Of aD s,sIy Ssseyipi,en made 10 order =,
short notice. Gold and silver watches. clscks,
and . nns assortment of jewelry; repairing 10
that llns neatly and well done. A large stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Nee regular adye''
tipement Ia smother column. Jci6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

FoR THROAT DrsElsEs and affections Of
the chest, browns Bronchial Tro.
ches " arc Of value. For coughs, irri.
taiion OF the throat, caused by cold or
unusual exertion OF tho vocal organs In
speaking In public or singing. they pro-
ducs benshcih results.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17
Cam.

To all who arc suffering rom the errors and
indiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss ~ manhood. etc.. i will stnd
. recipe that will cure you. FREQ OF charge.
TIL great remedy was discovered by . mis-
si0 airy In South America. Send . self'ad'
drossed cuyclops 10 The Rev. Joseph 7. InmAn,
station d, Bible House, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

Save me. health and money. Avoid quaeks
and buy "Chemical strength. cold BY all
druggists. distractions full, and q cure guar.
snteed In any case Of facilitating dreams Cor
seminal wcakness), and all alarming symptoms
of nervous decay. resulting from sslf.abuse,
wholesals Agents. San Francisco. Price %
ner hoiila n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17
uRYMAN nRos. a, Co..

Tue well.hpovn Purniturs Dealers. IT'S South
q street, are closing out their large stock, a
they have leas-d Q slors further down town.
and proposs 10 open there shortly with . new
stocf. Meantime. they are selling furniture 81
cost riees 81 No. IT'S South q street. lin
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

.rrciAL 70 rur oeLs niLL sAlLr Eius
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WESTERN DISPATCHES


.r,cilL 70 u GOLD uul sAnr iiw.
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ul.rxss,stoekofaryre
ana see.
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A wemaa Hii. her Husband.

CINCINNATI. Jan. l7.-Edward Rich.
ardson. q prominent citizen Of MASH.
Ion. Ohio. and n member Of the City
Council. was shot aud instantly killed
yesterday by his wife. She states that
the act vas committed In sslf'defenss,
as her husband was approaching her to
cut her throat with = razor. II IL
thought to have been a p%remeditaied
affair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17

CINCINNATI. Jan. H. At Anderson a
drunken mob had possession Of q saloon
belonging TO a man named Ray. aud de-
s,royed about $500 worth OF whisky and
other property. leaving a perfect wreck.
Euisgies % be Delivered on ex.vies
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17
~President wilson.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE death Of
Vice President Wilson will be
ell in the Senate next Friday, by sena.
tor Boutwell,. who will speak on the
life and character Of deceased. Sena'
tors Anthony. Cameron OF Penn, era.
gin. Dawes. Gordon. Hamlin, Morrill, OF
Vermont. Norton and Stevenson will
also make addresses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-24

Owners of dogs are Notified nv order
of the Marshall that dogs will no, be
permitted mt large or GA the grounds
superintendent " departments
must report by Tuesday, at the Office of
the secretary, and il their committees
have not reported, they VIII substitute
Oth,rs
Monday and to'doy's programme
will be given to-day.
Seats are hndly needed IN the main
briIding for many sight.seers. Also a
water cooler tuIl of water, with Guns.
Conductor a. y. Johnston, or the
Dallas and Fair Gro&nd lightning
Express (close connection ut the Union
depot with all points, including Pan.
thervil)e), will preside this week with
his Usual ur6anity on the quar!crde.k
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-24
GALVESTON.

Miiter, Anniss Acros7 sho ~" 0Fnnd"
--Tpxus pU.int Arrangement,
GALyEuON, OitOber .3.-ihe News
Brownsville special says TINT Govern
or CAralcs has marched against Tue
la with 1900 men. General Volcda,
has marched from near Tnmplco,
with 500 meu, they are going to make
a comuinnd attack on Tulns. VheENr
rison las from 1900 to 1900 govern.
mrut troops under command Of Colo.
mel purn. II (RrnIrg succeeds, he VIII
have the key to the ramumlipas md
San Lup; he viii occupy the towns
of Sanlus and Levy. lie can attach
Sallillo in the rear and render the
position Of Loads ferry Oh this aide Of
the Sierra Madre insecure; II would
be grand stroke. Nkirmishiug
around Matamoras IS frequently brisk,
sometimes the firing is keptup during
the Whole night
The Galveston Uniled States postal
commi,-,ou, consisting or c. q. Huh.
bard, Of Boston; T. w. Palmer ct
Chicago; aud Daniel Il Eos, phiIalcl-
ph.a hadn Lengthy conference with
The business mcn Of Galveston, at the
Grand Southern hotel this morniug.
Statements from leading bankera ard
merchants were laid before the com
mission, booking lolhe establishment
OF last maila, the introduction Of the
free delivery eysiem in Galveston and
the improvement of the mail seryirc
in the interior Of the state. A styouG
cnur, will loo made 70 improve the
postal facilities on the western coaFt,
to effect this, il is proposed to cstab'
lish liuo of steamers 10 ply between
Galveston aud Bpraas, Santiago, and
touching ut intermediate points.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-24
,rhc lron. sehn ninncool,.

This distinguished gentleman wns
met Mt the train upon yesterday 10y the
committee designated to wait upon
him, consisting Of Colonel G. s..
MITCHELL the Hon. j. ID. Kerfoot and
the Hon. James b Simpson, who es
corted hun to the LIE Grand hotel,
where apartments had been prepared
for him. In the afternoon, in COM
pany with Judge Kerfoot and Mr..
Simpson, Judge Hancock was driven
out to the Fair grounds and over the
city. The address Of the day Will be
delivered by Judge Hancock at II
O'clock this morning from the front of
the grand stand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-24
RoOiSDALE
GAIA aursad &" death -hinpuiar case
~ aDnshot WHuuh,i

NpocIul 90 tha ueiaidl
ROCK ntlE Ouoi O, -, a sad yed
dent occurred yesterday, resulting IN
the bur!inG 10 death Of Hn Intelligent
littl0 dugkter OF Mr. J. II. Tracey.
She was in the yard with other cHl'
dreu pnrGhiug pop corn, sud while Mt
tempting to NJ, the nd from Tho oven
with her dress i'm her huud, II caught
fire, cnyclop'uR her instantly iu ilam~,
Mr. Tracey aud his wife were also bad.
~ burned IN attempting 70 pm. out ihe
lomcs. The little girl died today
about 3 o'clock, The sal occurrence
hgs east gloom over the community,
Tom, Williams, tbe negro WHO was
shot in ,he head about year ago, died
here this, noon. Thouglbhph] eiclau,
Dr. s. G. Walker pObed the wound
Whenlt WIS first modc, and inserted
his instrument nj least three Inches
intp the negroes BRAN he recovered,
ard with The ball in his brain las
been doing hard manual labor ever
since. Az Dr. Walker predicted, bow
ever he, died suddenly Of tbs pressure
of the Leaden hall on the brain. II Is
very singular ease, and mlcres,iug
surgery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-24

Mr. l. q. Peytoa, the proprietor of
the san JaciLto hotel, has just finished
hitting up u splendid bar and billiard
ioom' recently occupied by Herr Bogel.
Not satisfied with this he has just put
down handsome carpets and hasa force
OF painters at work renovating the en-
tire building. He seems determined
to mako the San Jacinto greater IN.
vorite than ever as u resort for the
winter, home for travellers, and the
best family hotel IN the State. In this
laudable ambition he shows credit.
able enterprise.