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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

The car 10 attractive ON ~ street,
convenient and can BE- 'sotssSd by one
step. u comes N the curb and takes up
the passenger, which Il an advantage
over the street Crailway; q lighted with
double rejecting lamps, and, mounted
on combination springs. mates riding
sasisr than the ordinary street car.
Each car will seat comfortably fourteen
persons, and thirty have been accommo-
dated. They are finished with had
wood. oiled and vafnished. showing the
natural graiu. while the seats are made Of
perforated wood and can 10 krptperfscty
clean. The openings are provided with
sashes and shuttsrs, 70 b. raised or low.
srsd 81 the will of tho passengers, and
there are suitable ventilators In the rood.
In The front, adjoining he driver. is the
sAwson boz for NE especial bcusht 81
the passenger. 70 that tho fare can be
readily deposited and change packages
furnished by the driver when called up
on. The fare 10 Ave cents or six tickets
for - esufs. Ith in lcontesnplAtou5o
run them =, intervals Of Ave Or six min
utes.
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New Street ~Loconotisn.

Owing 70 the advanced rate q
some Of the street car companies In sar
Francisco, opposition has been started
by omnibus lines. Among other con-
vsyances introduced BY the opposition
d the Murch Chariot Street Cat. ALREADY
much In use in Washington and otheI
cities in the East. whore they. stand high
In popular favor. They take their name
from the inventor. Chauncey u. Murch.
Cincinnati. Ohio. where they are mana
featured. The following Is . descrip-
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7, From T.: 4 ,; "; ~,
April 9Th. oo!9 .hs lblloyind rel.

From - Sail (M.,s col oil
April 9Th. - oor5 The ftllovind rel.
alive TO Alajor n (nipst sho DID rs-'
csntb in n tovS ~
Intelligence Of the death Of Major
Charles A. Phillips. sixth son Of The
Salem 1t FridAy. TEI7T IL
Major PHILIPPE Al the close Of the var
|DsSsn % pfxcdcsfkxm B6ttods fytkihf
Ing his residence In Salem until last
SUMMIT. He thsna removed TO Ban
Francisco, where his brother, Hon. 8.
Philips, 10 established. Ia hooking
Phillips see1sj sssslIhSsISS in he
mining districts Of Nevada. On Fri.
dayrlhs I1ih 'alt. ~ Gold nm psSs
virefhiA City. he M suddsnly pfostrx-
ted bra oongeskys chill. Nhai wasrnot
considered hopelsssly III until tho fol.
lowing Monday. when he becsps, sud
denly worse, and died altar a tlibsa Of
Although III. Pkrnps was one Of III.
most modest aud retiring Of our younger
citixshx. few mon made . bcter recoyd
during the var. AT The age Of twenty
years. o recent graduate Of Hslvsrd Col.
isgc. he entered the 9Th Light Battery Of
Mass. Artillery. Although he was Ne
youngest ofacsr IN his battery, be came
into command at Gsines's Mills, the frst
important battle ~, which they wers
engaged, and maintained himself In that
trying poGtoA sith buch kin and oool-
meas that he received his commission as
LIST Lieut.. in the following wosk. From
the siege OF YORKTOWN TO the battle Of
Five Forks he was In constant services
In Tir6tiis VIII hi bAttssy. l>oouing
the captain In October. 1909, and com.
msnding q division Of artillery atthe
battle Of Gettysburg. His battery was
actively engaged ct Yorktown, Galnss's
Mills. Malvern Hin, Frsdsriotsburg.
Gettysbprg. Rsppahannock Station.
Mine Run, Petersburg. Weldon RAIL
road, aud q dozen other sngagsmsnts.
Placed often In positions where their
pineipsi duty VS. to ezposs themselves
to cover important movements Of other
portions Of the army. this battsry wss
Always to be depended upon, and tfssn
received a communication In special
orders. aa Major Phillips on 5000
sary occafons.,' always exposed
himself with The utmost ,soolnsse; at
Gsttysbafgl when offty.nihsl Of thsir
horses. were disabled, he assisted the ar
dilery men 10 drag swAy their guns to
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L1.shh. Il - !, S s.:.Ii ,i 81. &
L:s.iiss q f:.s:: ySsS'g isi.s Disssies,
s:s::5s;; H. s J! .sss. n. 3 =, .:.: O.:
iS7s, the several amounts Get opposits the
pspss u The respective s~AArsAsldsrs. q FOL-
Ssm.,, :AAlNo. certff. shs. ANA
otp roc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

hsottea hcyeA. Trustees .tg13... .b....,G ..
AID IN eeeordaucs with Law. spd IN order Of
ne Board O. DIRECTORS. made on the NH day Of
nreh. uie, % many shares Of each parcel
Of go 49, e may bs ecesssary WIN :.
Maurice Dors 1 Co., No, 10 Pine street. pan
frnnetsco. California, on THURSDAY. the
lsth day Of nsy. ls7s. q the hour Of I O'Clock
:. y. Of aid dsyNo psy sad delinquent Sss.s.
nsss ihsssoa. toessSsi WITH eosts Of sdvsnis-
w. H. hscLiSfocz, Secretary.
as osiissos 't;'si:is:ysssi.so .csiisisis.
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EFvMiN&NEws


When III 11ts - - ltss
convened an No Ash-
meut. on ffidlJ NJ tAs
trial Of s1.sscrstss Bslknsp.
Mr.. Carpenter. one d the counsel Of The
dissraosd oa,eial. ssksd thas the oass b
continued for two weeks. His plea vss
that counsel had not had time % prspus
their Arguments - 10 he Jurisdiction Of
the Senate. Had The question been -
tr The guilt or innocence Of the accused
q he crime changed ss.inst him th~s
would have been some propristy In this
request. ID takes time 70 collect evidence
on matters Of fact, and certainly every
facility should b afforded IN accused
psraon 10 establish his innocence. But
in this case the question Of guilt had
NOT ' . been broaehsd. The defense
had boldly dsnisdths hsht Of the Senate
10 Try tAs respondent n al. II
vas question Ipureiy Of legal
argument. and Rood, - everybody
knows and know u The time. simply
for The purpose Of gaining ins. Ths
counsel Who raised u knsw from ~
Arss the grounds upon which their sssu-
msns vss 70 BE- bssed. and all thai 10
mainsd for than 10 do waa 10 put thai
afgumsns INTO snsps. 10 20 'ni' sne'
have already oesn aliovsd ns.t'y 'So
~ss"P's VI" ''. -"
S'os@'e''s.
msn' On pom. shien ne y wn"1
70 nase oisss'so mon'ns
s'ad' 'nsrs'oss' 'n.' 'n' o.n.,'
70 grant 'nssr mooon 'of 'ui'ns' u''-''
IL shows that 'na' ansus' o0ay
to push this case 70 speedy "iai' "ni.n
10 precisely what the pubic demands
We want TO see ome'ai
whether IN hisn or low Po. pu
tshed. and We rus mas DP
mad an ramp o. n
only can inc nonor ., oa
rsdssnsd nom ,ne s'a'hs .n'sn ''
men - 70 have piaeed uPon
IL 10 gratifying 70 cs:sr. W. u
nimisy which prsvai'se me 's
when this question OF pos'p'nsmen'
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sinfRAI MoTfs.

I. p. TsoxrsoS. the veil known Com
stock mining sneinscr. Who has just re-
turned from . visit to England. says that
The Bitisheu have read and heard %
much about Boss Tweed. Bsschsr. Bel.
KNAPP Bsbcock. and extensive wicked
ness and stealing in the administration
Of our governmental Affairs, ~ well a.
among the people generally. that they
look upon all Americans with suspicion.
In fact. they seem to regard . Yankee
- . sort d iupsovsnsnt upon a,Lon-
don piokpoekst. It 10 70 Be- hoped, bow
ever. thas Johnny Bull did not judge Of
Thompson BY his looks q aspeeimen
Of Americans generally.
TEE surviving veterans OF the Mex
lean war in this State are requested by
he President Of ths Association. u they
desire 70 Join In the procession at Phil.
sdslphiA. ON the Fourth % July. TO
ssnd their names TO the Secretary. jas.
Hunt Carson. Nevada. who will for
ward them TO headquarters at Phil
adslphia.
Tn Ordsr Of Odd Fellows Of Califor-
mia have Issued . circular askine every
lodge and sncsmpu,ent in the jurisdie-
ton 10 appoint . msmbsr to constitute .
Centennial eoumitsss 10 Meet In San
frsneiseo Nay Sth. and devise means to
forward the intsrssts Of the Odd Fell
lows centennial celebration 81 Philsdsl-
phis.
Al. BAnn. United States Isdian
Agent Of Nevada, has written . letter in
which he says the Indian reservations
IN Hsvsda as all in god condition. for
succsssful work this year. He says,
eve shaIl prove ths, the policy is not
. farce In Nevada. whatever may Be
charged elsewhere"
TIE Indians at the Red Cloud rsser-
Walton are ON the verge Of starvation.
owing TO the neglect of forwarding sup
pliss. and II these are not forwarded at
once they will leave the reservation, and
fssrs an ssisrtAinsd hal they Win make
raids on the whites.
TEE San Franeisre kesos L<a1 u sat-
urday last contains the Autographed
portrait OF Don, Polio. Emperor Of Bra
III. and Isaas Frisdlandsr. the famous
Gaia King Of California. the Que an
original monarch and The other a mon.
arch In grain.
IT has been decided that New MEXICO
shall - sdnittsd under ths name Of
Monsssuma. The Chicago Times thinks
that In consideration Of the prevailing
weakness OF the people Of that section Of
the country I, ought to be called Three
cardmonieznms.
g. y. HooIx. J. =. Riehardkon, VIM.
farley. J. c. Brown and George Jami.
son vsrs elected delegates irom washos
county on Saturday to the Democratic
btnts Convsntion.
hhsses.Ilyp INDICTED TIA. By a.z.
~ olhsk oH5a he lasSsN6
Anatxss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

Inn R~sSssrs couvsnsos st CO..
forniA has ben shs fnt to declare ioi
~ asabls ssasdArd. This lean thai
pa and silvsr, ecnsd on an equation
nsar = en- - sssesbd, lsh6ll II tssal
dsr fox ~ -
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s.-o--'.s. 81. -. '- 'A'. e.-..

-. cers1s 49, i. Till css.-
I Cx,cAoo. Anil 8.-Ths Journal ts-l
lay says sditoda1y: There appears q
b no douhe sof tAe treth OF the repoh
thatSDon Qario4 the Prstender 70 me
Spanish throne. 10 In TIL. country. he
Wa recognized In this city last SUNDAY
BY those who have seen MIN Of Madrld
and Pans, Who assure ID moss posin,sr-
three snsni.h compsnious. al mass 4.
he French Calholic Church on HEiStsd
strset ON that day. Thoss from whom
We dsriye The information m very POSI-
tive that IL vas him. suraFor
-. ...v rxs,n,.,.. -. n...
.TWU-IC0 aay.TT7gTEHlAk
pvv,rr,v,, ln,;i as.Tbs Can.
,.nni.i co.n,s.;on XII. .vs.ino aareed.
80 m on ~ o 10 clo.s he EIhibi.
~. s.i,air.- an su,SsxI INT ID opsn
~. mound. frss a. Ia oublic on that
Az \ -ousstion Of Allowing LIQUOR
10 b sold ON the grounds was not dis
cusssd.
-
ne Sick Has 81 turkey. III
IoapoS, April 2S.-Dispatches from
49,
n ;ns.;.n s,tscLino
ueu sao 40 ~
- spPss A.
~ 0anp,,n. ;nsrrssn,s
.
bksLiH' Aphi n~
issueo ~ ~ .e.'
nn.@.:sN ~ 1a.,n,.s 49, :; Sic.;s
A rrsssA Dsassatiss sas NE snsss
niai.
LyoNs. April 28.@TheC Council Genera
has adopted . resolution opening q
credit Of $4,000 for sending a delegation
Of four man 70 the Philadelphia EIhibi-
ton. The Council also voted $1,000
toward the erection OF tho Franco
s.spsssie. Of .. ories.iss orE"s'
Pans. April 2S.-The orleani,t Jour
NJ d. Por5 has suspended pubheaeon.
II says II may rsappear. but the form OF
the Government cannot be advantage
ously discussed until 1850. l.rsnrt !
.s., u-,...,..., -.
- 90 T.,.u,.-,.. ~. ,,.,
~"
90 OSs1 y I rso,ah w.I, s,..msr an,,ssus'
M8A OI ~ 11CA IAAll kyHllIL hulHanAAts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

w u heClintock, Trustee. ~
" II MeCiintock do "a
I 0lazisr / Co, Trustees. bal.
anes certificate No lis. sold
for assessment No i0......i
0issief 4 Co. Trustees. bel.
anee eertinsate ko3N, sold
for assessment No io......t
Franz Swift, Trustss. bal.
ancs esrtffeats Mons, seld
for sssessm nt No W......t
Frank Swim, Trustss, bal.
ancs certificate MONO. sold
for assessment No lU......&
rw Hinehmau. rrustss. BAL
ancs csrtincsts No lIf1,
cold for assessment No 1914
Wood. Trustee, balance
certificate Ne 1904, sold for
aSsessmeut Noio..........t
II II Scott 1 Co. Trustees.
balance csrtiheats No 1858.
sold for asscssment No 1919
u ksut. nFuues, balance
lcsruacats No iII5. sold fer
assessment No i0..........t
Pranh swift, Trustee. balance
certificate NO 7les. sold for
aasenmsnt No i0..........t
II P Wood, Trustee, balance
ceytiaeah No f2ss. sold for
assessment kolo.
IIosmsr 4 Beurnc. Trustees,
ibailncs certificate No 1854,
soid for assessment No 1914
Fnnk swirl. Trustss. bah
sncs certificate No s51s.
eoid for assessment No 1915
Rishndson. Truaies, bel.
snes esrtifesto No MI.
sold for assessment No 1915
Prank swift, Trustss. bal.
aues esrincats No ssso,
aid for assessment No iO.t
W HueChntock, Trusscs... ~
D Driscoli 4 Co. Trustee. 80
O IApham, Trustee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

JOAQUIN MnLrR's reputation ID On
ths wAae. He shsttsrsd W fame 49,
"poct of naturs' when ht cdt Of. his
hair. put on a /. billed shirt" and rolled
down his pa~ntaloons,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

.DOUClI AND READY INNING
N Company -Locstion o. Principal place Of
baapos.. san franelsc !, California
Location OF work.. Gold HI. StOrsS county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that a. . meeting Of
Tbs Board OF DireetcS, held % The 3ch az of
Arri. 1875. an asses6ment mo, u.of n
c.nls pc. :hhsrs was lsyied upS1 &c Up
aieiy. In unitsd ststes told c1tn. 70 ~ escrs
s ss;f.sees@'
,, A.y ' ssa.I sV Ss ss!e sr I'll: a.. ..: e J.s.. ; ;sa!i
yii e asllneseei. ,nd sdys,!issd icS Isls
ssIorc WI he .cid on Sif6fCzY. Ne IN
: s:s 3. i- s:s ;sss sssiJ;ssass.ye SS.@s;; %SSii'i .sy:;'s.i =;
d. order Of o. BsssS Of pt.stor. nApO
nyi ID 6. II. paLASp. sserstsrs.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

OIo8E coNs0LHDAfkN MINING
" cOMPANYGpIt.eipsi place q basinsss.
IIIesssss :; Z &C.; ss,s, sI s,SI'gs ! s s:;ss !,
thS Hoard Of Diresteu, beid On the nh day OF
Apui fs7s, an asssssnsut CNo. y Of Iwssty-
t s,I'S sssss e e. as:': :crpos s.sass s gas. s: s X.
: sss..s. r ~ e. Ga S sss,pss1
noon a, SO. vas MopigoneU strsst. san Fran
cisco. OAllfoI11A.gl DIS HitfDffri
ANY STOCK upon which this Asssssmsnt shsll
remain ulpsad, on the nntdsy ~ Jpn. leb.
~npibs Idsnsqueffs ed (aastfueed ~
sale at public ~auctinn, and unless payment 10
msas .bofsrs. WY b sold 90 irQknDAy. the
2oth day OF June. 1s7c. 70 pay TIE dslfrqusnt
: :.S ,Cs,,sis yi'a iGs'' y .d''''i'ins
BY order Of the Beard q ptrsetsr.
$. Ss ;s:;:,::.. +:
CEyO g.. 10 9y1GA bo-
isiaiss tisss oisSsissssssa
showing eoss Of ssDk III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01
LewtssAsn~

Dossox. April 2s.-Ths Legislature
vas proeosusd II 10 o'clock =. \. The
bill 10 legalizs the marriage OF James
Parton was rejected. the necssssfy na-
jority not being found TO pass Il over the
Governors veto.
ssietas % aa Eastssa naisss.
czioAoo. Apel AVA. L. Belss,
sdiAox a-AscEnntQ.tE sna) -,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

dm....D....@ ..
hS.....s....'' :.
.i,7.....os...o@
as.....ss...sn
ln,....sx...dn
sis, 50
H1i....i'....r
iisI....bs..n 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

IT has been decided that New Mexico
shall - sdnittsd under The name Of
Montssuma. The Chicago Times thinks
that In consideration Of the prevailing
weakness OF the people Of that section Of
the country I, ought to be called Three
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

g. y. HOOK. ]. =. Rieharkon. VIM.
farley. J. c. Brown and George Jami-
son ssrs elscted delegates from washos
county on Saturday to the Democratic
b1ts ~coavsnton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

hhssessllye sdictsd that b ns.s
m u. Haes]
1880
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01
Hasal as Sea.

NHv YoRx, April 29.-Tildsn's pros
poet for the Democratic Presidential
nomination 10 considerably improved by
the action Of the New York State Con.
vention. The ripple Of factious oppo-
sihon amounts 10 nothing o. affecting
the decision at 81. Louis. Tilden u
clearly the choice OF his party here, and
II nominated at the National Convention
will get the entire party vote OF tho
State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-01

TEE San Franeisce Neso Lua u ST.
urdsy lasi contains the Autographed
portrait Of DON Pslro. Emperor Of Bra
xi. and Isaae Fisdlander. the famous
Gnia Ming Of California. the QUE an
original monarch and The other a mon.
arch In Rrain.
, 1876-12-15
SOUP HOUSES.


CHICAGO, Dee H.-lt tho Committee OF the
Common Council appointed to report In regard
to tho establishment Of soup-house In thu city
will take tho trouble To inquire of those who
have sosno practical knowledge OF tho necessity
OF the case, aud OF what is already being done
10 mcet It, they may savs themselves much
useless labor and the city r needless expense.
The County Agent stas Ills corps Ut cxpertcnce.!
assistants actively engaged tn examining aud
relieving ul' neady aud deserving ta.nilics. whiIu
tho city, III conjunction viii! the Rclcf and AID
Boriety, Ia providing frcs lodgings fos destitute
men, together With Insais Tor needy woll'bn.
rAu result Of tbs provision already In operation
for these several rlassca Is, that We lhlyu even
now much moro than our share Of tho floatinE
population Ut this country, and II to tfcse IL
added the additional attrartlon Ut soup.louses,
Chicago Will have such material for 2 census BY
thc lst oi January ~ vii! place hsr fas ahea M Of
remarked bY q Indy recently from M!chtgan that
men traInping westward could not be Induced - ID
wero going 10 Chicago, where they would
"suako tho elty support the,n." ".
, 1876-12-15
standardization was nai!e to Catherine and
,:"i! "w Howard, under honl for *2I,0u0.


THE CALI.
LrnGE ntnnoL11-lb7 10 end Ut calendar, No.
Jon on trial.
JU,ax J.nzsnx-:3o7, 800 to 33o, 33g, 33s to
3i1. :a3. h7 to 80 a5l to a5g No case % trial.
Junax Nootas-No call. No. ~, b03. NetsopoIi-
ian Cii{ Hallway Company ". Chicago We1t d.
vision flsi1wny Company, on trial.
.IcpHE BooTM-1ll, Gl9, Bfl, Df5 10 02S, fncln-
eIve. except OIL. No. 6lo, Clark ". MosEcnthsn,
JunuE HcALItsr.n-set eatcs, term Nos. !. g11,
Loewy ": Cty. and 2. 3t7, Knott rs. Traders In
JUDor Faawrit-set eases AZ, rl.monden VI.
JCpaE WtLttANe-No call. No. !. .U75, Caspar
". Caspar, on trial.
JUDGMENTS
CFITED 4rArxs CinGutr G:oUnr-JCnaE niop.
GTT-rlMnle Norton, txecusrlx Of the t1tatc Of
jeste O. Norton, rt. The Knckcfbockef iife .Insur.
and motion for new tr1n1.-singef Manufacturing
Company VI. Joseph Porter; finding, t2, 600:
burEHlon Cupnr--C0NrkssloNs-A. Grtdlcy &
Sun ". Fred Gl!aenan and John Drcchtcller,
Jupek JAAEsoK-John II. Green ". A. II. and
r. 4. Whggrner, 4. ". Clark, and Johi. Il, Lew
i,snIiag Association, VI. Tho City Of Chicago
Cncuir unr-Cosrrss,oss- Endcris
v. John Baier and Johanna Hates, 31O.35
Jun0s 1s1nEns-Mary naccagaloupo ". D. c.
Mclean; verdict, sl;E;.7o, and inotlon for new
JrnnE 1,oorn-wlllIam q. nathtwsy Va. The
Gcntra, Railroad Company, anti the Chfcayo, Nur.
llngton Il Quincy lniroad Company; rcrlIct,
$5tU, and motion for new trial by all the de.
fendanle. .-Wymsn Flint ct nj. "a. Joshua L..
Mnrah; VERDICT SD. 10.
JrDok AlcALL,arEn-Joseph Hogan ". J. New.
ton Camp, BIG.
, 1876-12-15
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.


10 the Haisor n 7Ae Tribune.
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-l1ayinE read III -FOUR pa
per Of Saturday an account Of 4 dog sclzcd with
hydrophob!a, ana biting many persous. II has
occurred to the to suggest few commur-seuso
remarks regarding the Treatment OF dogs. In
ny childhood lived In a country village, and
tic idca among the Inhabitants at that time
was, that the causo Of the disease called hydro
pnoba ORIGINATED With tho foxes in the woods
during tie r'nier, wlcn, all tho streams being
mad for the want Of IT, and Bit tho dogs when
they cnmc In contact with them. Now, may not
the sanlc cause produce the iscase i Il large
city like ChtcRg0, where all tc dogs, with lew
exceptions, urc clAtncd up all The tinci Tie
80 they have to 20 thlrsty llalf the time, and
we all know the agony Of thirst unappcascd. To
my nind tic hap!t Of chn!l'lng dumb brute
BY short chain to = miserable kennel, or,
worse still, in dark barn Or underground
cellar where he never Bccs the light u day,
for II Ee Ii taken out NJ hfs tireary prison, it
Is 10 run few blocks VI night with atl indtrcs-
ent eeryant or though.lcss boy-guidc. Dogs
even when lie beats them cruelty, nlHl yet they
arc trcntcd rs though they were Wild l,casts,
who would dcrotlr every one within reach, aHd
u, after spending brotling hot summer and
own kind and the companLunshtp Of man, with
D piecu Of salt meat, pcrchsnce, for food, half
the tins craving water and pulling at tho cllan
they cannot break, weary nut,,rc gives cut,
anl tile fcrmentcd blood becomes poisonous,
and tho dug goes mud. every our wontlers at The
phenomenon, aua some person entirely limo
cent OF tho cruelty that produced the dire Ills
case becomes the victim by the bite of ts,c rabid
beast. No one with spark of kindly fecliug
eau walk through the streets of Chicago with
out having pity excited by the sight of the over
laden or Aalfstarycd horses, or BEARING the mel
ancloty wall Of q poor dog rising from Under
hts lonely dark, aud dreary prEso1,. III New iorI;
tint good 1nau Dergh Inns rot public fountains,
where at the base u sn'all basin IL made
for the dogs, where they can a!lay their thirst.
Here there seems no such provision for them.
thlugsl a,la, perhaps, when giving TO the dog
they may benefit their fcllow-mcn by saving
many from tho dreadful death Of hydfophubia.
, 1876-12-15
PRECAUTIONS A0AlN5T FIRE.


CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Eyery theatre, every
hail, every church, every public school build
Ing. and oil thu city and county buildings should
bc connected by telegraph with the Frc ind
Police Departments. AlIthcsc buildings should
he provided with appliances for extugulslllng
lrcs, as well us means 0f escape. Kopo ladders,
attached to upper windows anl galleries, wGull
furnish additional facilities for saic exit. At
each church, hall, or place Of amusement. one
hrcnln,l should be stationed, under strict osrlcrs
not to leave his post or Ills apparatus. The
doors should bo In eharge OF per-
sons strong enough. to control, II not
divide and direct the ontr,!sl.ing tlronE.
II Ut each door could bo let down iroIi-rotls
btcn, tlc panic-strlrken crowd, anil give au in-
liyidual avenue avenue OF escape Iu timc Of
panic doorways arc too bronl-ttsus enabling
the crowd to rush pcll-mcll against aud over
one another,-wlcrcus several narrpW lndc-
pendent passage-WnyB as hCtwecn bars would
enable oil to escape without lettering carlA
other. A narrow stream Tushcs more swiftly
tllau broad ono. ren narrow cntr,lilccs or
exits nrc much safer tbnll one or two large oncF.
When D crowd learns tQt It must take its turn,
thcn H. will Gc calnl uill orderly. Something IL
needed TO stop pallcs rs well ns put out fires.
a shower bath OF cold wateF upon tho llcads nf
pauIc-strtcken crowd would bring 1t to It's
senscs iii short order 4 sudden and mo-
nlcntary extinction OF thu ltghta might have
tic sauic effect Every public audience should
possess nt least one individual Of commanding
vofre and presence, who Is capable Of arrcsting
thu insensate rush OF the pasfc-stricscn tn ituc
of fire. 4. u.
, 1876-12-15

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lIru IN reserve. size swtluts down on
Tng UNrONruNArE rAyEEs,
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bona fIdo when she said It was. She didn't be-
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said Il waen't; ard ali. rcligtousy supposed II
wns there when she sold Il.
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lancn nt co.,rsc, eff the land Isn't there where
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Payne gave uu his property to her liu told her
some OF IL was unincumhcrel, and that Some of
II Ind one mortgage on it.
1.-Two mortgages, tnstenl Of onct' sllc ex-
claims, holding up her f0re digit and thumb,
"two, instead Of one, and then there wcry taxes
for which Ind To pay sixty good and lawful
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