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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30
NEW

The CENTENNIAL FOURTH.
l17s. ~ 1875.
1EARsHAL's HEADQUARTERS, VIRGINIA
INl City, June 20. ls76.-rhs Military Of ITO
roy county, the firv Departments OF this city
and Gold Hill. and Q number OF civic societies.
hav1ns signlfsd thsir willingness 70 jsin with
the eitissns generally Of the county IN celebrat.
Ing ne n,s o%setsnei.i q our Ns!iona, lnds-
BE- known, and that companies and socistiss
snA citifsps may BE- enabled, without conn.
sion, 70 assume thsir reSpsctvs pisces N the
processiou. the following order u nsdsi
the pRooGssioM
win b formed In -Four DivisIons.
The Chisf Of Police, with platoon. mounted,
viii take position on . street., facing Taylor.
FIRST DIVISION.
Gnnd Mauhsl and Aid.
Governor Bradley aud 6tan.
MAJOR 0spsrAl John D. wlntsrs and etsn.
prigadier OenerrlC. q. Batfsrmsn nnd eta6.
Band.
second Brigade Pint Division Nevada Militia.
Uhion and Copfsdsnts Veterans.
0mcsss Of the Lay I'm earrtagss.l
Federal Ofncsrs lin csrriasesl
Board Of County Commissioners In carTisess.l
County oflctn tin oarhagsA.)
Bo,rd OF Aidsmsn I'm cafiiagssJ.
Oficsn Pacific Coast Pioneers I'm csniagss.)
Mexican vetsrsns I'm carrtagssJ
ufsinia c,sy OLE ciae On earriae'sJ
d. Car Of State leontslning boysJ
sEcoND DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal and Aids.
chief aud Assistant Engineers Of the Fire De.
paftment.
Fire Department.
Car OF State containing etfls.)
Third DlvIsIoN.
Assistant Msphal and Aids.
Band
Rne.mpn.ut Of Odd Fellows.
Knights OF Pythias.
Pscinc Coal P1oneerr,
italian Societies.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal ssd Aids.
Bsno.
Ancient Order OF Hlbsrnians.
Miners' Union.
Citizens on foot. In carriages or mounted.
First Dlvision-wm form on @ street. right
Second Division-Wni form on . street. right
resting on Carson street. -.
Third Diyislou = win form on 0 street, right
resting on Carson street.
Fourth Dlyision-wiil form on D street. right
resting on Sutton avvuue.
Tho column will move at precisely 10 o'cloeh
aions q street 10 the Divide; there u will be
mined by the Gold Hi Division and march
through uoid Hiii 10 nssr hmmett's FoaLdry;
counfermarch TO Virginia. aud pas In fsvtsw 81
The junction Of b and Z STREETS. snd there be
dismissed.
The ofieers. after passing the rsvIeyinK Of.
respective stais 70 the rear.
Headquutsp Of the Grand Marshal vii Be
over the BAioon AZ 0rndorff 1 Mage.
Governor bradley and stan will tats posiiion
on G street. opposite Tinker I shepsfd's
rsloon. Major General John II. Winters and
Masonic Hall nriezdier General Q. q. Batter.
man and stan will take position on Q street.
Immediately south OF sutton avenue.
Division Commanders will see that their
lines are formed promptly nj $50 a. H.. and
viii slso So that there 10 20 strags,Ihe.
lsimsdD T. n. adams,
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CENTENNIAL BALL SUPPER.

TIE s., sgsrS Ss., sos q the 4. s .y.aI.s 9S 81 THE y.
Pourth OF July nexf. will be furnished by 4.
D. BULLARD. ~ the yellow Jacket Engine
Houss, Main street, Gold hili. Tickets. admit.
tlbs 0sntlsnan and Lady. 81. IeiGid
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AxusExESfs.
l776. - 1875.
GRAND
A CENTENNIAL BALL!!A
the SIXTH
A N N UAL B ALL
sARsFIELD GUARD,
or GOLD HILL,
WIN BE- given By the Company.
At their Arm.vy. MIssrs' isle. Hsn.
GOLD HILL,
On the Evening Of the Fourth OF
July, 1870.
Csanitss o. Arrasssnests.
Capt. John Cesrovs. IIsutspsnt I'd. wash.
Lieut.. r.. Ksrngss, Sergeant D. Humphrey.
P1tsS., I. nsoTsih. Pn,sss !. 6iiBrisn.
Srivsis d. Hurley.
Rsespie. Cs..iuss.
Lisut. James Mccoy. corponl p. oDsy.
oorpi J. T. Donaghue. Private I. cesnif.
Private O. DOushsry. Private Y. Mccormack.
Is~vitatisa Csaaitfss.
asrrrsst p. n. Pollard, sen't Matt. sheridan.
Corp'l u. . A. Dsusi, Private WIN Higsihs.
Pnvsis Il. psvis.. sergeant J. I. Isrtin.
pTv.,. I; Gala, priy.is !. f.sss.
Pr,ysts j. U,Brisn, Pnysis II. Costello.
Private ID. Boyis. Invats D.. Ready.
Privais d. Barrett. Private }. ssegersoa.
Fissr Masasers.
Lieutenant Z. walsh. Sargent !; Ksnisss.
Private T. O'Brsn.
Pissv Director.
CAPTAIN JOHN C0s0R0vE..
The bsss music In the state will be furnished
on the occasion by p. RifPiN0hAh.
c.niaee ils.s viii DO opessd at n. P;H
the PUTS House. Lower Gold Hill.
"
admitting Genilsmsn and LadiesJ
Gold Hill. June Q, 1870. jssid
CENTENNIAL BALL SUPPER.
THE SUPPER FOR THE BALL or THE
L Savfeid Guard. on the evening OF the
Pourth Of July neri. will be furnished by 4.
D. BULLARD, 81 ths yellow Jacket Engine
ma..- M. .s.-.s MIA mn rt.k.s. .dn,it.
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JOAQUIN MILE. is doing . poem for
Orseon's Fourth.
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TEE Rev. Mr.. spursson writes that
he viii visit the United States in the
Autumn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-30

Hsx,Y wAnD Bxrcnxa will deliver the
Fourth Of July oraiion at Psskskill.
New York.
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BORN.
MARRiGp.
DIED.
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST or LETTERS

DEMAININ0 IN TIE GOLD HILL rosT
II Once June 20. is7d. ~ neg called for
within Une month they win be sent 70 the Dead
Letter Once. Washington,
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DOx PrDso has presented the Wash
ington Fire Department with a check
for 800.
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
w A S III I N q T O N.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

wAsuyoroS, Sept 10, 1875.
REPRESENTATIVE HEREFORD AND THE RIVER AND
HARBoR BILL-PREsIDENr GRANTS POWERS
UNDER THE ACT DISCUSSED.
Representative Hereford, OF West Virginia, who
fathcred the River and Harbor bill IN the House, and
who succeeded in getting the hons share Of the appro
priation for his State has become somewhat
concerned TO know how the President as is
alleged, is going curtsil In the exercise Of hts
Executive power the expenditure Of any For
ton OF the appropriation Il affects any
particular section Hc says such authority Is not pro-
vced for tho law and that Prcsidcnt Grant cannot
IN any way constitu,ionally interfere with law Of
Congress application prevent its being carried
out Just as that body intended Il. Meantime II is said
that President is inclined that the aggrc
gate expenditures contemplated In tho bill shall be
made under equitable distribution OF the whole
amount appropriated II remains a matter OF douot
yet how he will properly reach such end the dis
charge of his executive duties simply what new in
depreciation DO put the provisions OF tho River
and Harbor bill beyond what is covered by them just as
II passed
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE GREAT ST. LrGEE RACE woN By pET1ARCE,
THE WINNER OF THE TWO THOUSAND aursrAs
LONDON, Sept Is. 1876.
The third OF the grca, three ear old events Of the
ycnr-,he Doncaster ST. Lcser-was won to-day by
petrarch, the winner o.! the Two Thousand Guineas
The attracted large attendance Of spectators
Tho weather unfavoraolc, although did rain
during the Kisbcr, the Derby winner although
shaky tho betting before tho start finally closed OF
two in his favor while the odds against Pctrarch
which shortly before the race stood at three to one
relapscd five TO The betting against the
others ranged from twenty twenty-five to ono
against them individually in the race Kisber
the favorite, rot placed. He led right up to the
distance wherc he collapsed, when desperate strac.
gle cnsucd between Wild Tommy and pctrarch. tho
latter winning by AMID tremendous excitement,
Tho umc was 3loH. Goaier rode the winning horse
The following Is
SUMMARY
THE ST. IEGEa STAKES sl25 each for then .hrce.
year olds colts l.2 los. and hes III lbs the owner
OF the second horse to receive 81 coo and the thrd
$500 out OF the stakes The distance mile, iuronss
and 1872 yards Closed with 2l0 subscribers.
Lord Duppn'sb b. C. Pctrarch, by Lord CifIcn dam
pats aura, a. " gaosn"s olIan"s Wild romo; sy KIM
Iom, dam Wild Agnes. .......................
Captain Machc's b. c. julius Cesar, By ST. Adams,
dam Julie by Orlando. ........................
Alexander Ballszzis b. c. kistcr, by BucInecr
dam Mineral .............................
Lord Falniouth's B. c. Skylark, by King Tom dam
Wheat EAR. ...-..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
J. Il. Houldswor,h's b C Cotne-s by King Tom.
dam Crocus ..-...;..;.........,...... .......
Lord Ailsburys ch. c. Heienis,. Dy Toxophoilte.
dam La Belle Helene Observation-Disclosures.
Sir r. sykes ch. c. All Heart, By King Tom dam
=
Lord Roscbcry's br. I.evaut, by Advcnturcr Gam
Time, 3l9h.
The winner Petrarch is bay colt with narrow
blaze in his face, and stands Giccn hands and three.
quarters In height. He rs horse OF great bone ma
grand symmetry. His forelcgs are well formed; he
has strong back, fine shoulders and plenty of length
but not the lest looking hooks Alter winning the
Two Thousand Guineas We gave extended desc.lp-
ton OF the colt which mus, be fresh in m nds OF
men, particularly those who made him nrst favori,e for
the Derby.
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
SPAIN.

FEARS OF TROUBLE IN THE BASQUE PROV
INCEs-DyssA ATIsFACIIoN PREVAILING.
LONDON Sept. 10. 1876
There indications that trouble for Spain is brew
ing the Basque Provinces. 1t will DO remembered
that August 20 the discovery and suppression OF
intended outbreaks in Pampeluna and San Sebastian
were reported and September 4 1t announced
that tho Spanish government had gwen notice that
armed guards would be furnished passenger trains
on application Of tho railway companies Since
then nothing had been heard in regard
tho symptoms of disturbance that quarter until
last night, when Reuter- telegram stated that
hal reached Bourg Madame, from Puycerda, that q
pronunciamcnto had been made in Northern Spain
The Spanish Legation at Paris to-day contradcted this
report
rH1 YUERoS.
But letters from Spain represent that great dissats
faction exists among the inhabitants Of the Basque
Provinces In consequence Of tho modification Of the
tueros the to effect which to be put In
force this month These measures include military
conscrpton the collection OF Of and the
OF supplies OF provisions for the army occupy
ing the provinces The letters above mentioned mako
no mention Of any outbreak actual or probable.
MOVEMENTS CARLOS.
Don Carlos and suite arrived at Liverpool on Mon
day and proceeded Immediately N Pau, where the
Princess his wife, now is.
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Adiunnt General Franklin Townsend, of Governor
Tildcn's sraG is at the Hotel Brunswick. j. Q smith,
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs; General Clinton b.
Fisk, John d. Lang, A. &. Barstow and William stick
ney, Of the United States Indian Commis-
sion; Governor elect Horace Fairbanks, or
Vermont; Judges George f. Comsiock and
Israel 5. Spencer. OF Syracuse, and Collector
James r. Casey, Of New Orleans are at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel Yung Yncn Poo, OF tho Chinese Educa-
tional Commission, and Judge Wilson McCandcss OF
Piitsburg, at the Sturtcvant House Lieutenant
Governor Richard b. Hubbard, OF Toxas, IS at the
Metropolitan Hotel J. H. Devcrcux, receiver OF the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company Is at
tho 81. Nicholas Hotel. General Luther L. Bradley,
United States Army. and cx-Congressnan stephen
Sanford. OF Amsterdam ", arc at the t;ilscy House.
General William B Bate, OF Tennessee; r. A. Coghill,
OF Virginia; Isaac T.. Eaton, OF Kansas; Alexander
Campbell, Of West virginia and W. =. Villas Of Wis
consn, mcmters OF tho Democratic National Commit
tee, st tho Everett House Professor II. b. Mason,
OF Troy, Is at the Hoffman House.
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyFrcg OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPfcER,
WlsulNGToN, Sept Id A. II.
psob0biyifisf


Pr obabiltfieG
For Thursday, In the South Atlantic States enstery
winds rising barometer, cooler partly cloudy weather.
possibly light rams.
For tho Gulf States, southery Winds shift to cooler
norherly, with clear weather and higher. followed by
lower temperature
For Tennessee md the Ohio Valley, southeast Winds
vcer cooler northwest followed by higher pressure
or partly cloudy weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys rising barometer. northwest Winds cooler clear
wealth
For the upper lnkes. falling barometer and northeast
Winds followed by rising barometer, cooler northwest
winds and clearing weather.
For the lower laHes falling barometer, northeast 10
Winds stationary temperature, cloudy ard
rainy weather
For tho Middle and Eastern States, falling barometer,
south Winds stationary temperature, cloudy
weather and possibly rain
Cautonary signals arc ordered for Duluth, Mar
quctte, Escamaba and Alpcna
Tho Lower Mississippi and Ohio will rise slightly.
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN WASHING
TON.

DArxEHPER SEVERELY wouNDKD--oxE OF
THE "HuMPrY DuMPrY" TROUPE SHOT.
WAsHrsGToE. sept Is. 1870
About one O'Clock this morning LON. weedcn. a
rough OF this city, the club restaurant
on the corner Of Thirteenth and streets 10 shoot
Charles Goodman the bartender, with whom he had
difficulty about two months since, In which wceden
shot On his arrival he drew revolver and fired
three Shots two of which took eject Goodman one
OF them iracturing his that amputaton will DO
necessary The third shot struck James ). Manit, a
member OF the "Humpty Dumpty" troupe. which is
playing here who had just entered the saloon with
friend. for lunch after his evening performance SIR
Mat had Just raised his hand his breast when the
fired, and the ball. passing entirely through
and shattcrng hs hand struck iis breast bone in a
spent conduon and dropped To the floor I, will be
weeks before he will be able TO his place
In the troupe.
Wooden arrested, and his examination will take
place on Saturday II the wounded are abc to be in
cour;.
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
PRESIDENT GRANT EXPECTS HIS PROMPT SUR
RENDER
Loxo BRANCH, n. j., Sep

Loyo BRANCH. ~ j., Sept. Is, 1870
Tho Prcsidont in conversation with your CORE.
spondent, expresses gratinca;ion al the capture Of
Tweed, and does not doubt his prompt surrender by
the spanish government. His attention being called
to the story In this mornings HERALD regarding ru
nors that Tweed to be used by the gov oycrnment
witness against Governor Tilden, the President,
with considerable earncstncss OF and manner,
SAID: :-.'i have not heard such an idca srggcs.
ied," and nc gave these reports emphatic denial
Tho President readily admitted he WAS
POSSESSION
relating to the efforts OF the government TO secure
Tweed and their Anal success; but intnatcd that no
publicity could bo given TO them until Tweed's
render fat dccon,pli and the whole matter
settled between The Two governments
NEGOTIATIONS FOR SEW TRgAry WITH ENGLAND.
II will be gratiyn surprise 10 the country, which
has been somewhat paincd at The entire Cessation Of
eAtradtion between Grca, Britain and tho United
states, know that negotiations for treaty
pending. Is Is generally admitted that I, is high
time TO epd condition OF things too highly advan-
agcous the criminals Of both countries. ani the
President says he has the edtor, articles the
HEaslD calling attention 10 The necessity of q new
treaty and declares that the general notion that all
efforts secure such treaty had been suspended 10
erroneous Nothing can oe published however, rcla-
tive to the present negotiations Until the treaty shall
havo been officially agreed upon.
WORK.
Tho President Is, even hcre overrun with visitors,
and his Jesse Is temporarily absent he has TO
&C, as his own secretary. when Is small matter as
the opening OF tho daily mail is ia itself stupcndous
task.
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
THE BULGARIAN ATROCITIES.

TURKISH OTFICEHs AREESrED-EFFECT IN EMO
LAND OF EARL DERBY's RECENT SPEECH.
LONDON, Sept. ls, 1875
The report of the arrest of Turkish officers mpli-
cated in the Bulgarian atrocities confirmed Fifteen
Of them have been upder guard Consiantinope
despatch to Reuters Telegram Company from Con-
sannopc says that these the leaders indicated in
tho reports Of Blacque Bcy the Turkish Official who
has been investigating the atrocities in Bulgaria.
WHAT A CONSERVATIVES JOURNAL TIE ARREsrS
The Morning Post. thick and thin supporter OF the
government invites attention Of Turkish
officers charged with the Bulgarian atrocities evi
dence that the Porte is taking efectua measures to
show its adherence of the unauthorized and deporabc
IN Bulgaria II ssys:-"we may ieei confident
that Lord Derby's and Mr. Eliots in'erposi-
ton has not been wthou, effect in securing tho pun.
ishment OF the guilty and rcliei the sufferers"
EXPECT OF EARL DERBY's RECENT SPEECH.
LONDON Sept l3 fs7o
Tho Earl of Derby's speech In reply to the addresses
OF the two populations that waited upon him Mon
day last the Eastern question: appears TO have been
pr.tty generally satisfactory to the press and tho
public Tho agitation about the governments position
on this question weakening, though is likely 1t will
be kept alive until after tho election in Buckingham
shire, to oil the vacancy in the House OF Commons
which takes place September 2l, which is hoty con-
tested mainly that ISSUE libcral victory there
would regarded as severe check to the MinisterA
WHAT TURKISH OFFICIAL SAYS OF THE
ATROCITIES.
VIENNA, sept IS. 1870
spociai despatch to the Political Correspondence
from Constan.inople says:-"Blacque Bey's report
admits that the atrocities indescrbably horrible
IL ts believed that the report will DO suppressed"
THREATENED 1ENEwAL OF THE TURKISH OUT
RAOEs.
LONDON, Sept. IA, 1870
despatch to shc Daily Netcs from Odessa reports
that tho Turkish Inhabitants OF Phppopolis and
Tatar Bazardik have assumed = threatening attitude
toward the Bugarians They declare that before many
days there will bo further reduction in the population
The Musulmans arc all armed, while the Christians
since tho collapse OF tho insurrecton have been
deprived Of their weapons. The British Ambassador
at Constantnople has been Informed Of tho perilous
situation OF the Christian population.
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
SCHURZ'S RETIREMENT.

REPUBLICAN OPINIONS ON THE EYrEcr OF THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF IGNORING TIN
ORTHODOX IssUEs--rHE GREAT LIBERALS
INFLUENCE ON THE FORTHCOMING ADMINS
TRATIoS TO BH DKsTKoIED-THE MOVING
CAUSE OF THE COMMITTEES ACTION.
WASHINGTON Sept 13, 1870
The reported withdrawal Of Carl schurz from tho
campaign by the OF the National Executive Re-
publican Committee, Of their principal speakers
has excited great deal Of comment here and Il IL
asked, with deep felt xcty among tho republicans
whether It viii have a good or bad effect upon tho
liberal and German BY somc the move Is thought
10 bo III advised, as IL
CREATE DsAvvEcrrox
and partial not entire loss Of the support OF thss
clement II was said by some jealous republicans to-
day that the step thus taken by the committee too
and much tho heroic ordcr that it would
have been judicous to have had Governor Hayes
writc Mr. Schurz restraining him from his attacks
tho administration Of President Grant, and to dc
tatc TO him line OF action more In accord with COM
pote republican unity by selecting for discussion only
ORTHODOX ISSUES
laid down by tho of tho party But II Is held
that Mr.. Schurz really doing harm by carrying o6
the Germans and hts hearers Of thought
and principles at variance With the harmony OF tho
party, and that TO got rid Of him now will savc great
many German votes TO tho republicans by placing him
In coventry, IS II wcrc. SO as to
DISABLE HIN
either from making any more steps during the cam
paian In new direction or OF being In any way i'm
portant under tho next republican administration.
one Of tho lNvfcrs here. speaking Of him. says he
does not belong the republican party any way. and
we had better get rid OF him once before have
any moro roabio with him account Of his IN
tractability.
PRESIDENT
The action OF tho committee said to have been
taken In Difference to President Grants wishes, who
does not expect to be abused and opposed with i'm
punity any by the republican magnates ana his
friends Senator Conkling, Secretary Chandler and
others resolved to aid much possible to this
end Tho republican party proper do not feel disposed
yield everything the liberal republicans any
than they will permit themselves to ignore them en-
tircly
CAUSE
A lctter which has been received In this city from
Mr. Schurz, and which Is in the hands OF an init
republic friend of the President is said have
been the moving OF the existing strong disafco
ton toward the German radical II is likely the lead
ing Simon pure republicans will eschew Mr. Schurz
hereafter In tho high church Of the party, and
their press will commence to assal him.
THE STORY OF scHuRz's WITHDRAWAL DENIED.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept 13 1870
There Is truth whatever in the that the re-
publican managers have had under consideration the
retirement OF Carl the Ohio and Indiana
account OF dissatisfaction with his speeches
On the contrary appointments have been made Tor
wh,ck
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
GABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE TURCO-SERvlAN WAR.
Tchernayeff Said To Be Hard
Pressed by the Turks.
THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Strong Efforts Of the Great Powers to Put
an End 10 the War.
RUSSlA'S ATTITUDE THREATENING.
The Bulgarian Atrocities-Arrest
Of Officers Implicated.
EXPECTED TROUBLES IN SPAlN
Strong Efforts Of the Great Powers to Put
an End 10 the War.
rRUSSlA'S ATTITUDE THREATENING. G.
The Bulgarian Atrocities-Arrest
Of Officers Implicated.
EXPECTED TROUBLES IN SPAlN
DISASTERS AT SEA.

A BRITISH BRIG SUNK AND AN AMERICAN BARK
MIssING-THH CAPTAIN FOUND DEAD.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE uxRALD By CABLE.
ST. THOMAS Sept. l3, 1875
The British brig Veteran, from Buenos Ayres for
Rotterdam, which put In here on the 10th leaky,
sunk.
is missing. The captain has been found dead.
[The Idella Berry was chartered at St. Thomas to
load with salt at Turks Islands for New York-ED.
HERALD
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
HOLLAND.
SERIOUS RIOTS IN AMSTERDAM.

SERIOUS RIOTS IN AMSTERDAM
LONDON, Sept l3 1875
An Amsterdam special to the Pau Man Ga,ctte
ays:-..serious disturbances occurred here Moneay
night and last night, because the government sup
pressed a fair. Troops called ana attacked
the mob, killing person and woundng fourteen
Large reinforccmeDts OF troops have
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
YELLOW FEVER.

INCREASING FArALrTY--AID ron THE SICK AND
DESTITUTE sUPrLlCATED
sivAxyAR Ca. Sept Is. 1876.
The total number o. intorm-nts to-day were twenty
1--WE, OF which twenty-two yellow lever cases.
This Is tho largest number yet reported.
rhc DcncvoicDt Association will be glad TO receive
aid the sick and destitute, there - much suffer
ing among poor people. both while and black
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
VICTORIA.

AGITATION CAUSED pY NEW POLITICAL So
GETTY.
SAN FRAscrsco CAL, Scpt. is, 1878
Victoria despatch says political organization,
known the "Carnarvon Club attracting great IN
tcrcs. Meetings held every night. at which many
members enrolled and muca enthus.asm prevails
The Governor General is expected return from the
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
EARTHQUAKE.

SHOCK EXPERIENCED IN SICILY.
LONDON, Sept 13, 1876
telegram from Malta announces that severe
shock OF earthquake experienced at Mcssina O.
day. creating panic, but no damage was done Some
houses arc reported damaged at Reggie
The New York herald., 1876-09-14
STRUCK BY A LOCOMOTIVE.

CoxcoHp. n. H., Sept 13 1879
Nr' Foster and daughter, OF Canterbury, whllo
crossing the Montreal Railroad track in buggy near
the station at East Concord this evening wcrc struck
nv an engine and Mrs Foster was instantly killed
Tho daughter had both legs iakcn of and cannot re.
cover. The horse killed and She ouggy do.
oi