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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-29
ID trpaSIiCiCh.
IL BrOusku.)


Svym casem byli trpaslici ma dvCfe i
talskGm, francouzskem zvlast4 ruskem
volmi oblibeni. We Vlasich vyssi knee
stvo ba dokonce papezove vydrzovali 81
trpasliky, Jesitny papez Pavel H., jenz
sed6l IA stolci papezsk6m cd roku 1864
1471 mel k sv6mu obveseleni n6kolik tr
paslikd, iez casem nemilosrdn6 tryznil.
o sto let pozdtji vydrzoval 81 kardinal Vi
tell "a trpaslikd a trpaslic.
4 Francie Vlach dostal Sc nemrav ten
bro do NGmecka, kdz neimens poten
tati vydrzovali 81 n6kolik trpaslikd. Bra
niborsky kurfift Jan Sigmund mel trpa-
slika Bertrama, ieiz mad miru miloval a
ienz jel MAJ vsech ccstach provazel.
Trpaslik mel svGho zvlastniho velmi ma
llho konika, ma n6m2 iezdil. r. 1917
spadl nGho a nasledkem poraneni, iez pfi
padu utrzi, brzku zemfel
Raiem zaroven vsak peklem trpaslik q
by! dvir petrohradsky. Car, carevna,
velkoknizata velkoknGzny, ministfi ge
neralove vydrzovali 81 pro zabavu trpasli
! Ky trpaslice. Ma dvofe petrohradskGn
slavery t6z prvni snatky trpaslikh. X
shatk1m tenn dostavil Sc cely carsky
dvdr carevna sama posadila nevest6 na
hlavu venec. cel4ho Ruska syeze
no $50 = 200 trpasliki, ktefi malJcl
vozicich neb safik6ch suGastnii sc prilyo
du svatebniho.
Hrab6 Tressau vypravuie zivotopis tr-
paslka Mikulase Ferryho, vseobecn6 zna
meho imenem ,chlapecka' polskGho tr-
paslika Boruslavskeho RodiGe onohC
byli oba upln6 vyvinuti a zrostli. MOI
no 81 pomyslt leknuti iejich, kdyz Sc jim
narodilo detatko palcd dlouhe 6 lotl
tezke Do roka pfestalo detatko n6kolil
stfevitky, iez nebyly vetsi nez ofechoy
skofapky Az do sesteho roku jedi p
nejvice slaninu, brambory lnsteniny
: pfestal temef vsechny d6tsk6 nemoci. I
/ byl ma rozkaz polskeho krale Stanislav
Leszinskeho m6fen shledano, ze Jest 5
tva 10 palcd vysoky. Ma to dial iei kri
dopraviti do Lunevilu a ponGvadz by
velmi pfitulny, podrzel jei II sebe di
E iej pfim6fen6 vycvicit. Made vse pr
: miloval hudbu rad tancil. We spoleG
a nosti Sc choval vemi slusnG. VdGl Ii a
c &c ma kral neb princezna n6koho rad
nez ieho, byl velmi zarliv zlobil sc. Je
dnou hrala 81 princezna kockou, coz j
} tax popudilo k zarlivosti, &c uchopiv ko
: cku vyhodil il oknem. kdyz mu by
a Is let byl upln6 vyvinut. Byl % pale
Q vysoky vail 16 liber Cd te doby p
e cal ale chfadnout. Vsechny znamb
a starnonciho cloveka jevily Sc ma mem, cl
ii dill cely ohnuty, pokaslaval, konecn6 n,
a mohl ami chodit r. 1854 zemfel Po su
a ii byl 33 palci dlouhy
e Druhy trpaslik Boruslavsky, zil zart
o ven Fcrrym Luneyille. Tez jeho I
s. dice byli upln6 vyvinuti a NELL mimo L
'e no ieste deti soumerne rostle Jen
" zdstal malicky, rebylt ami % palcd We
:. KY Byl vsak phi to,n 1pln6 zdrav. ID
II Sci dosti daleko a net6zke BRINE I'VE,
Take dusevni ieho vlohy byly pom9r
10 vyvinutejsi. Um6l cist, psat a pocit
~ mluvil velmi plyne nemecky francou
to sky velmi dobfe umel poslouchs
10 bavit.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-29
Europa.
VychOdIli OtaZka.

Londain, 25. ledna. $500 muza po-
sadky vytrhlo Trebinje, ably 81 opatfiii
potravni zasoby. byli vsak cd povstalcd
nazp6t do mGsta odrazeni.
L Duze udala Sc srazka mezi povstal-
ci Turky. Posledn6js museli We vel
KEN zmatku couvnosti. Jezto Trebinje
vsech potravin prosta Jest, nezbyde j nez
Sc vzdati.
PovstaleGti vidcove Hercegoviny Wy
dali provolani, v nemz prohlasuli, &c ra-
kousky navrh oprav nemohou piiimouti,
byt jej vsecky evropsk6 mocnosti schva-
lovaly. X zavtrku vyzyvaji vesker6 oby
vatelstvo, ably We svat6m boii proti turec.
kemn utiskoyateli vytrvalo.
Berlinsky dopisovatel ,Timesd' pise,
ze hroziv6napnuty pomer mezi Cernou
Horou a Vysokor portou vychodni otazce
jinou tvafnost dodava. popisovatel nva.
di prohlaseni vladniho cernohorskeho ca
sopisu, ze Turecko jest odhodlaDo, prot
Cern6 Hole valku zaG;ti. Tento clanek
Jest ospravedlnenim povstani a denuncia
CT tureckych ukrutnosti. Clanek ten pro
hlasuie, ze Cerna Hora dosnd sv6domite
pozadavk1m mezinarodnich zakon6 Wy
hovovala; iestli Turecko v6c iinaGe lici,
toz Jest Cerna Hora vsi zdrzenlivosti
sprostena nucena chopiti Sc opatfeni k
vlastni ochran6 pojstGni budoucnosti srb
skeho naroda. Canek konci: ,Zadny o
hled nikomu a nieemu nebude miti
vliv ma nase postupovani.'
Mluva iato Jest dosti zfetelna. Turec
ko, kterez neust..le Cernou Horu ruseni,r
nestrannosti vini, j valkou vyhrozuje
ma patrn6 V umyslu, popuditi pfimet
il vace Cerna Icra je valce olhodl;
ma nebade ohlizet Sc ma pfiste ma niko
no, ale bude miti jedine svdj a s b $ k
no narod a prospech ma zfeteli. Ten
tokratc promluvila Cerna lIora We imen'
celeho srbskeho naroda, coz jest zajist,
poZoruhodne.
Srbsko octnulo Sc na pokrali nesmirn
: ddleiiteho obratu vnitfnlho. Dynastie
< brenovicd upadla neddstojnym chova
i MIN mladeho knizete temGf uvSeho obyv
a teistva nevaznost, take Sc vefein6 s
= sazeni Milana mluvi. TYz nemohl by S
:, ami ma vojsko spolehnouti, jezto vGtsin
o ddstojniki jest proti ntmu. Strany kr
zete Gernohorskeho Karadord6vice $50
: velmi cinny. Skupstina jest temef Gel
y proti knizcti, ktery pfedvidaje boufi. che
a SO uteci do tvrze anebo podekovat a d
ciziny Sc vyst6hovati.
:. Videh, 26. ledna. Turkdm podafilo {
povstalce SO silnice z Trebinje do Dubrc
nika vedouci, zatladiti. Zpravy Du
"a brovnika porazku tuto dosyedcull, ale p
i citaii il velike pfesile turecle.
Dubroontk, 2S. ledna. Z pramene s
m vanskeho Sc zvestuje, ze dtery 35t
|. Turki povstalce u Duze napadlo. Ii
musei po kratkem boji sve opevnene P
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-01-29

We bohda bpdou miti pokdy, ably k;fzni-
ci ten osadny spiritus avyspali
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
DOGS.

It may BE- q perfectly Legitimate
amussmsnt TO stand BY and urge on two
uureasoning dogs to cut each other to
pieces. There are men in this eommu.
nifty, as In all others. whose instincts
are Of 80 brutal . nature that they de-
light in this kind Of sport" a. they
call 1t. But there. are other men here.
OF more refined tastes, aud more gsner-
Gus feelings. who look upsn this bust.
ness as not only degrading to the per
IONS who engage in ii. but disgusting to
the looksr-on. There are IN in
Gold Hill to whom the sight OF . dog.
fight is ~sieksning; and there are chill
drsn here upon whose young and In
prsssihls natures. such an exhibition Is
sure TO produce a hardening effect. II
gentlemen" must have dog'hghts. w
protest In the name Of common dscsncy
against their INDUCING in their favoriis
''spor," in public streets. The bsttsi
portion Of this community have sons
rights which the degraded class should
he forced to rsrpsct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
a nIpIcrLors rRorosIrIoN.

The most absurd scheme yet proposed
to unravsl the complications into which
the electoral system has plunged our
Presidential election. Is that Of Senator
William A. Wallace. Of Pennsylvania.
This gentleman is evidently anxious to
distinguish himself. and % be has made
Q proposition. His plan 10 to have all
disputed questions relative to the count
referred to q committee OF fourteen,
seven Of the Senate and asvsn Of the
House. This committee il not TO b
appointed like ordinary committees. bui
is to DO drawn by lot. The IN oI
the Senators and Representatives are te
DO placed in two hats. and the first seven
drawn from each House rsto constitute
tho committee. by this means neither
political party would have the prefer
sncs. Fourteen Democrats or fourteen
Republicans might be drawn. aud these
men would have the power to throw out
oyery State which voted against their
party. In other words. the will OF the
people could be entirely overturned by
either party which happened to hare a
majority OF this committee. The idea
10 an absurd one ON its face. We have
not vet become so l,eply involved in
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
roBY GRE
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The SAM francisco Aha says: On Sun.
day afternoon. between the hours OF Il
and 0 o'clock. the house Of Daniel McNsill,
No. 6si Clementina street, was forcibly
entered by the back kitchen door, and the
locks Of three trunks broken. the contents
overhauled. and everything In the house
ransacksd and thrown around. The thiei
succeeded in carrying or . considerable
sum OF money. wearing apparel and similar
property. being very select in his choice
81 articles. The tsols used were . round
file and hammer. The thief did not seem
to be in any hurry. a. he ~ovsrhaulsd
private manuscripts. smoked . cigar. and
toek some wine which had been used BY a
sick baby 10 baths in.
Governor Irwin has pardoned James
0'Hara. sentenced September. 1870, from
the Municipal Court Of San Francisco to
ten years In tho State Prison, Grounds Of
pardon: Accused under age at the time
81 sentence; ; conduct has been good. and
has served seven and q half years, inclu.
ding credits. The sentencing judge
Lake recommended clsmsncy 70 correct
the undue severity Of the Judgment.
John Mcdonald, recently convicted Of
wife murder in Los Angeles, was Yesterday
morning sentenced by Judge Sspulvsda 70
imprisonment for life. The prisoner re-
csivsd his sentence with the utmost CON.
pssure. A motion for . new trial was
made BY McDonald's counsel and ever
ruled By Judge S~epulveda. Notice Of ap-
peal was then given. and the case will b
carried to the Supreme Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
rHR ourIoox.

Owing v ths universal sringsncy and
dull tmss for The last few months, The
people generally practice economy In their
purchases In all branches Of trade. Tho
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation.
We feel gratifed that our business has
held Its own beyond our expectations. Al
though the hard times are not yet past,
We feel that reaction will coms, and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, We are laying In
. large and well-selected stock Of custom
made clothing for men and boys, furnish
goods, boots, shoes. hats. trunks. valises'
blankets. etc.. and In purchasing Kept a.
eye 10 us nain chance namely; buying
cheap-far w know that We must sell low
to meet the depleted purses Of the com
nunity. and We can and will do It. Com'
and see II We don't.
kErxsrKn a WOLF,
Leading Clothisrs. Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20

SLOW But SuRE.-In illustration oil
the sursnsss Of tho mail between Virginia
City and Gold Hill we will state that q
postal card from the Secretary Of the Ne
vsda State Agricultural Society. at Reno,
to the proprietor OF the GoLD HILL
Nkws. was lent to the Virginia City
P~ost-ofiee by mistake three months ago.
It was promptly forwarded, and arrived
here yesterday safe and sound but not
fresh. Distance. one mils.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20

wooprs-uEApEp Posr.-Ths Chicago
Poss sends Us a whole column advertise
msns with the following sublime pro-
posal;
Herewith find our prospectus for your
psrusal and publication. II you desire to
exchange. Any editorial notice will be
duly appreciated and rseiprocated."
The Poa has more cheek than q
wsshoe mule. Our cheapest rate for
publishing that advertisement would be
s25 for q single insertion. Al for sx-
changing with . little. old. oushorss.
cheap John. country newspaper like the
Posi-. the idea is simply pr.postsrous.
The GoLD HUI NEws cannot afford to
do II. The Pod Is badly posted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
nRoNCuIrIs.

Prom John Flag, Rsq. Of Remington. N. H.
"Three years since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron
ehitis. affecting me 20 severely ~ to render Y
difhcult 90 speak In an audible vo'ce. To thl'
full Of going into q decline After recourse u
various remedies to no purpose. i made use o.
DR.. wi,tar's -alssm Of Wild Cherry. . few bot
Ties Of which fully restored me 10 health
since that time have had several severe ~
,acks of cough, but the bslram has always re,
should moi know how 70 do without r."
Sold BIZ all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
THE PERUVIAN u

vtallies and snriehes tho blood. tonss mp tn
system. builds mp the broken dswn, sures dJs
pepia, liver complaints, dfopsy. chronic diar
rhaa, Rolls, nervous Affections, chills and fe
yer, humors, loss OF constitutional vigor. dis
ea.es Of th- kidneys and blsdder. female com
plants, and all diseases originating 10 . bad
state Of the blood or accompanied by debilit,
or q To- state OF the system.
Caution --Be sure you get the Peruvian
Ryrup. Uns dollar and two dollars . blttle
Prsvarsd by SETH W. FowLr L SONS. 10 Harri
con avenue. Bo.ton.
Bold BY druggists generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
rnK SILENT MAN rALks.

General Grant, aver sincs his slsstion
10 the high Office Of President Of the
United States. has been known N the
salient man. He has gone about tn
work demanded Of him by the Constitu-
ten quietly. but ensrsstically. said bus
little. and accomplished . great deal.
To the Newspaper interviewer he was
dumb ; TO the political trickstsrs who
sought to dras from HIM an expression
Of his intentions. he was . mystery. He
never nsds spsschss, and his designs
we're never known until he was fully
prepared to carry them into effect. It
10 this capacity to hold his our
sci that made him first . great General.
and afterwards q great President. His
policy VA . good one. a. 10 amply
shown BY the strides made In the coan.
try's progress during his Admisisira-
ton.
Bat the silent man has opened his
mouth at last. Gle has not only con-
scented to be interviewed BY Newspaper
reporters. bat he has given his opinions
on the prominent questions before the
country in conversations with men who
were not his advisers. but whom he sup
posed to be honorable enough to respect
the confidence rspossd in them. OF
course he has been deceived. OF course
they have not only betrayed his con.
adsnce. bat they have done far worse;
they have misrsprsssntsd him. twisted
his words around in such . manner ~
70 make thsm serve their own party
ends, and in some cases even placed
words In his mouth which we're never
spoken by hin. President Grant has
probably discovered BY this time that
silsncs is golden. while speech. though
Il nay appear like silver. Ia of'snhmss
but the bassst imitation Of that metal.
By talking Familiarity with Democrat.
and notably with Abram S. Hewitt
on the political complications. the Pres
ident has been made to appear to the
whole nation A. . renegade from his
party ; he has been forced into sIplana-
tons which. although in n sense
beneath the dignity VI his position. be
could not conseisntiously avoid /; and
in short be has bean rendered uncom.
Portable in many ways. In all prosabil.
ity he has learned . lesson from his brief
experience Of the past few days. and will
hereafter decline 10 be interviewed ON
political subjects BY any except the
members Of his Cabinet, who are bound
TO sscrssy by virtue OF their positions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20

ELxASAHA ISolLis and his wife. occu-
plying a house alone at Providence. r.
l.. were suifocated Saturday morning.
They had left a lighted lamp OF the
bureau on going to bed. The bureau
took FIRE. and the old couple persisted
before reaching the door.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
A suREocArING couGH.

In . letter to Mrs. Li'le, Of Chicago. q well
known contributor TO the Western press, she
sseribes the cure Of . dangerous cough. accom'
panied by bleeding 1t ths lung. TO Hale,
she says, Threatened to suii0cate me
but the Honey OF Ilorchound And Tar has
removed every trace OF H." The letter was "a
. lady friend In this city. who has placed II al
the disposal Of q. ". Crittrnion. 7 Sixth ave
nue.. fike's Toothaehe Drops cure In one
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
WE CAN'T TALK

without showing the condition Of our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not to be
ashamed Of them. let Ne use that standard
dsnnfiice, S0ZuD0NT. which 10 sure ~ keep
them white AMI spotlees. No tartar can In.
crust them, no canksr Affect the enamel. no
species 81 d.esy infsst thu dental bone. "
sOZODONT IL regularly used. II 10 = botan.
teal preearation. and is beneficial effects on
the teeth and gums ars marvellous. ~ " re
removes all diseolorsiions and renders The
runs b ri aud rupy. Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
coin HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY


- sn'~n' qu''e sunoer o'
pas.c 'Pin'aa young l"d'es ano seh"''
men. residents OF Geld Hill. havs asso-
eisied themselves into a very popular
organization bearing the name OF ne
Geld Hill CLUB. thsu oolee'
being 70 give puole entertainments 'ns
proessds OF ~n'en snoa'a % as.' "
the ~a'nsnin OF Pao"s
nueh nss'sd ana osnsns'. w"
wn'ch IN nss"
10 maj ma, uAsy nave gwen 'n' "a'
pleasing and attractive sntersAinmsnts
These have been we'll attended. but ov-
ing to the heavy incidental expenses in
cured. the net proceeds from all three
entertainments only amount 70 about
$3.50 In cash. All but SIS Of this 70
suited from the third and last entertain
msnt. given . few evenings ago. q
large proportion Of the receipts from
the tive FIRST entertainments having been
absorbed In the purchase Of costumes.
scenery. stage regulates and other the
airicai properties which they now have
on hand. valued ct $3.50. the fetal g.
sets Of the Club. including the coin In
the treasury. thus amounting 10 about
$500; liabilities none. In order to give
their fellow-ci,izsns an idea a. 10 how
their money 90 literally contributed
toward the proposed library In attending
the entertainments OF the Club has been
appropriated. they have given . full
itsmizsd statement OF the receipts and
sIssnditurss connected Win o 'hifu
n iass entertainment vhisn w cnss'
fully publish In = sa'''us'ns eo'a
to-day calling innA hu e'i1'Ai '0'
anon ana a'"
Inc po'n' so'sn 'a' .
most sspee'an! present
that they have sipend'a 'neir persona
time. talent n energies ~'u ~
money out OF 'hsir own p0eke''' 'au.
far. with u h'is accomplished 'oNAiu
the desired object. Indeed u noes '"'k
a. though they had been patroniz'ne
aud aiding the various professional
mechanical and industrial INSTITUTION
and individuals OF "oid NH 70 eon'
sidsrably greater extent han thsy nave
the real object intended. This u not a.
1t should 30. There shsuid % isss oil
a disposition shown on the part u some
parties to make all they can on suen oe'
easions. and the chances are thai The
opportunity may not Dc gwen 70 some
OF them in the future Al Tar ~ 'ne
NKws is con esrnsd. We have Always
ehssriully aided 'disoriAiiy and omar
wise. presenting the matter oeiefs
the public In Ia proper hsa'' anu
have endeavored to do our part In Work
in up the success OF the entertainment
given by the Club. putting our bills fol
the printing Of tickets. plaeards. pro
srammes and ad~vsrtidng. al the loves
living rates. The Club nov say tha
IL those arbitrary and unavoidable bill
for music. hall rent. printing. etc.
could be materially reduced or dens ava.
with. they could put all the moro int
the library fund. In other vords, the.
say thai they are willing TO devote thsi
time. talent and energies 10 the produe
ton Of four more hrst-slsss entertain
msnts. BY which they feel sure that the,
can put at least 81 1000 more into th
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
NEW TODAY.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Tho Third Entertainment OF IN,
Gold Hill Dramatic Club
statement OF Receipts
and Expenditures.

rs ORDER THAT OUR yellow cITI
l. ssns may fully know and understand ih,
result Of our forts TO es,ab ish . fund toward
institutinc or assisting In the insiituiich Of Z
public library In this town. We bes leave here
with to submit the following statement Of 70
eeipts and expenditures connected with the
third entertainment given BY rs in furthsnnss
Of the object stated:
RECEIPTS.
Tickets sold. ...................t2S2 90
Tickets uncollected. supposed 10
be ~ good ~ cash. ........... rs 60
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretion. OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss NJ manhood. etc.. ] win rsnd
q recipe that viii cure you. free OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered by . mis-
sionlry In South America. Send . relfad'
dressed envelope 10 the Rev, Joseph 7. lnmsn,
station ID, Bibie House. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20

Lros's KArxAhox makes beautiful,
glossy, luIuriant hair I; prevents It's falling
ont or turning gray. II has stood the tes'
Of forty years. Is charmingly perfumed'
rnd has NO rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20

wehLp's Great RnxnDr - "xcdica
wonder" - for rheumatism. neuralgia.
cramp-colic, colds, sprains. burns. tooth
ashs, etc. oc4 Inns
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20

HAeAs's MAGNOLIA BALx preserves and
restores the complexion. removes ircekles,
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application can
not be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
BAY GOSSIP.
rHE CLERK or THE wEArHER
BEARING STOCKS.

Fears OF y Drought and = Peer Hsr.
vess-rhe Beauties sf C~aliferata
seeaery Prsparisg ter Christ
mas-A wicked Correspondent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20

IT is stated on good authority that
the Khedive is dissatisfied with his
American military officers. and has no.
tiled them that contracts will not be
renewed. The policy Of this step is
questionable. as n renewal Of the Abys-
sinian war 10 considered imminent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20

A FAMOUS usursr Of Paris, being on
his iesthbed. his coniessor presented a
silver cruciax to him. with . view to
awaken him to a sense Of his situation.
The dying missr. after examining the
cross with the most minute attention.
suddenly exclaimed. Sir. a I lend
you but . very small sum on such =
pledge"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20

A COUNTER IRRITATION Short change
from O shopman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20

GnrAr excitement has been created in
Vienna by the murder Of u postman.
The murderer. an Italian. sent himself
a registered letter. which brought Ii,
l%s,,sr-carrisr to his room. He then muir.
dered him. aud ransacksd tho letters,
taking about $4,000 from them. lie
was arrested on the sasis night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-20
70 R 8 1 z

THE yuRsITgnIss a ,G AMP NJ. e sO,IS.
ss.rs,,shsS rooms. at No. % Nerth O street,
vipeinis civ. Apply On the premises.
delg Nv