davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-05
&gcnfen Derlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!

GIN p~ureiess Ssttsnfuf ~ ten ~bera5mtsn Wsri,a
Three Years in a Man-Trap'' unb Ten Night
in a BAr.Room," pom Z. c, Artbur. Das lsst
uue srRBle BUD pislss %sefetsrtsu S6rtftfsls.s = alan
stRe tlutrtri, elegant sebuneen, ptre su dauftnesa PSI
tauTt. @S ptre zen ben berpprrageRbteM gerlpnsn uni
3sitIneen hes Saapes aui nae @unfieae beurtbeiI
Stne Wslbtate ppR @srbrtben unb Sslsisiaunass
unierer WtItts, ptipe ~ Pr ~rubiafien persea iprtn g
mu1eu. " ptrO mtbr IL, bs SaQe Der Mastafst v
her MpraIttai esptrtsH ale Seese. NsenieH, mel
,,Man-Trap" psrtduttrn. nanen m~tnetteHs nsd "
nal 10 Wei Sremplare etslss DUDES ~per!autsn.
Scbensbeibretbuua ees Serflfers, NIT lsta
Yprtratt in StaRlat8 Ntrb eiatm lsesn Su6ieribs
ubsrteibt. Seltrettsnee &ireuiars une lVlne MI,
SepiuaHuasn psresn trst auf Nnfraet sSitne,l
.. W. Ztoeear. u. &c.. 9u4ltissrs, 733 50
Ssrabs, Ybila,, pa, f~7iuutayoi
, 1876-12-05

Nio Monp Goaeee. - NaeOn, Ga,
ben "a. Tebruar, 1876.
...... DIR. Musuf &5ntg's 5ant-
burger Erppfen fnb bon ansse3etGnetar
Wirtuug uno besbalb uabesu unentbebrli6 fur
MIDI. HeD. 8ater s. s. &ebmanu.
, 1876-12-05

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 franz, baB
toy feline Spetie mebr pertrasen fpnnte, i9reibt
PER- peter Clemens, 0ittle Orleans, Mp. Sd
nabna DR.. Iugmf 8Snts'S 9ambur.
ser Sropfe unb bin nun tpteber ni9t nrs
gang bergeitellt ~iOapern fabIe mid StsI trafti4
Ter ais friber.
, 1876-12-05
yronf 9eslie's SQultrirte 3eitnua.

Cine ooaitanSise ~ilultrirte 0ariteluns lbsr oi
6orti6ritte Der
notwithstanding in NbiiaeeIpbia
niro in Grant Geslie's SlIuItrirter Seituug, Der elm
l9en iuuitrirten 3eitun9 III @merita, BON g8ode ju
9eode se9eben.
Siejeni9en, iuelhe ibre Sreunse In Oeutid,lane
ooer iolbe, welbe ole Iuslelun9 nibt beiuAen ton.
nell, NIT ben 6ortldritten ~oeriel6eu befanut MAIDEN
ipouen, loQten iofprt iubicribireu. 4reis fir EN-
Sabr inclulloe porto fir bic Ser. Staaten uno Canada
S4.0O. glab Deutl1lano betrd9t oas Vorto 81. 90.
Sur le1s Wtonate 81 uno so @ts. porto na9 OeutIbs
LAMB. SGbrli6e Sublcribenten erbalten ais QrGinie
eH @bromo, betitelt .@iteriu6t", uno eiu Aops gu Der
$5OOOsSerlpoiung am 4. Sult 1876. Subicri'
benten auf 6Wolate erbalteu ais @prdmie oas Gbromo.
N9eltel er1alten lIberaIe Ter9ltun9 fir ibre Yes
mlbun9.
6rdnf &eslie's
MsentursS epartenient, 53S %earl Ctr.
UtSnlot, 9elu Yort,
, 1876-12-05
&erf0mf
BON W1tltpn GplSs Maareu.

. Wltltpn SDlD= gSadren.
ggir lperoen auf Gnpfar9 BON so Gs:tts bin, :Sb1ei
en paar elegant grapirte bemoormeltnppte, elm SET
Sptralfnopfben, einen Solar &nopf, cine l9bne
&oraQet 3udnaoel, cine 6erren.llbrtette uno elmer,
idtperen 3rau=ytin9 iibermodet, Oas oben9enannte
Sot Waaret maro bisber I'm 9tetail = Bertaut 3u $3.50
abaeiebt. Sier 4ots meroen franto ae9en S1.50 iibers
ianot peroen. 6oloipaarens@ erjeidniB frei. Ioreiie:
MS. SS. Bel Il. 60, 4bilnb'a, pa. 4g822nos
, 1876-12-05

Gin Sutes Mittsl sesen Gplit rnb 2sibfdmer-
gen Itno DIR. &usut &Suts's 9ambur.
ser Srppfen, i6reibt Serr Midasl 8etl
pStibapata, Snby benn b~isieIben bslfen ausen'
blidlt9.
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Tcucr : SenQrtemeut.

GompG9nien, ipel6e AusriItung uuo Sorrdtb ,
notbt9 baben, louten brett nit Dem SSabritauten bana
oeln. 6ilte. Wtiibel, Uiirtel, bemoen u. I. 10. Sas
blllt9ite baus I'M Gel1Git. &atalpae frel. Sci Der
alien SIrnIa pom Nneeripn unh Spmcs, 1879 Grano
Str, ". ~4gB2ana,
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%sDaat'S 2ebems'8aliam.
SIN MeDt1intldleS NSunDCr.

S9D1lt'S $3.50 allan.
Gln meDtStntl1es MunDCr.
Gbsamattsmus, Neuralgia, StAt IN iprem I9limmtsn
Stadium, SerpItln, &Dntss.ArantRett, @r9ftpelaa, s.sr
9eipwure unp bic i9ltm1iten 6aAe Don olutfranipeis
ten, sroBe SGwa@e, Neber- unp 9lierenletpen, 9ttng-
purm &c. &c. pirp ,gaf's Setiumtefe ourp oielen Saul8
aler Netntsun8smittsl gebetlI. Gerielbs TT apeI.Hp.
Spany9 SABRE plnour9E spm publitula" erprpbt, st
2unpeFstaulsnpe o0a 5aaen sepetlt uap eartrI psO,
menu nap Uprlfprift 8enpnrneH. ST eln it9ersS 9tIls
mitttl ron 5tttin III aaen beilbarea 6dlea, eurtrf ett
fau!lten altsn GelGware, ielpt NO Ger 9apaen lG9H sHs
8~etreien 1T.
ppatts 2ebens.Ballam curirte 5errn 8. 9. apa.
map, 4ra8peen I'M part.&pelter Su SrpptlpH, ". g.,
pen 9roniiten Nbeumatiemus, uadpem perielbe psae
Grt0l9 Won een p0rluglt1ltsa Aer5tea @1rpPa's gap
4merItd's %pepanoelt pprpen mar.
4patrs Eebens,oGitam eIrtrte 5errn Y. o.
1plp, DpGmater Nc. III Widolpn Str., Don einem
8etaprltaeH Wtldpur, Ha6pem er lebs Ntpua1s I'M
Sreappao 9pipttal mar uaO bort ais ~uapeilbar srtsart
puroe.
Spatt's 2ebenS-Sallam betlte Serra 5aepb Wutb,
Dtnce NO. 242 WreenwtN Ctr, Don etrert i~erpIulplen
WelGpare, nobel bic 5aulntB loon bic auf ben 8nVRen
B%eerun8en mar. perr u. bat pabrenp 10 SapTen nab
sel6eeener Seiluna tetne WteeerboIuu9 Der RranIaei.
%erfabren.
Spatt's .,eebsns.Saliam eurirtt Ssrrn gDtatam
springer, 9fp. 1853 Sroone Ctr, ppafanptg BON tats
~,uneetsnl Nbeumatismas 10 ernfl,Ger srt. pae esr,rlbe
Oen @ett os Hranten tHpn perpirrt bate. Der %e.
nannte tpnnie nibt teine 9anp gum 8opfe erbeoea xue
mar papreub Srstsr Wi0aate ans Ben %8efedslt.
gu tabsa In Der 5aupt.O Office, 246 @ran6 Str, ant
5lai6en IS. 49,,
9patt's beratmte 8 ell mttteI fin6. -.
Spatt's uuteblbarer eebens- Sallant ~ 81 90.
Spatt'S IA B", pePpelt lfarter 2ebtns- BALKAN, All
S1.25. Spatt's YgImUnts Salfam, peer Der S6ptup.
ia&tisen Drsunh, su s1.OO. Spatts Spts stnt-
nient, u~ntsblpar FUR eeteen uHb S6mer;sn ie6er Arr,
ju 90 &ents. Spatts Snsa, Sar fur @rfaluns'
&ppTpeb, SnHuea5a, @atarrb, gu 25 &ts.
gDenn obtse Ariitelntbt in eurer apotbete pbcr an III.
rem plaBe su baden ltnp, 70 penbe man lid btreft aHpas
Central Depot, 246 Granp1r., u. ..
| 0pmtu z. ODQft n go. &iaeutblmer
utbsraa bin per @rPreB peri4tdt beim balbsu
Dussn6. 13m2uian
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Serr Steif In Ouanoaso Sta. MiT., ftsflt
uns nit; SD lit ieit swet Sabren an elmer
bDsartissn 6ledte, bic alien Mittsln wiberltanb.
ga pbrau6te i'd mebrere @p9en lang DIR.
Mu8uR aSnts's 86nie's 9ambur-
serErUpfsn mad gUrlSrift unO wurbs
bon bielsm bHsartissn Geipen pU0finpis eebsiIt.
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"a Tertie fur Meeuten!
Sic Centennial @eltausiteunug,
beidrteben uro ilultrirt.
Cine 9rapblibe 6eoer5eibnun8 ibrer Gelbidte,
9roBen 6eDduoe, uunberOolen observation-disclosures,
@urIolit1ten, bauptta9e &C., nit 1injdbllseu SIuitrds
tionert, ourD unoorrb popular u,to lebr biut9; fiucet
einen nnsebemern Mbias. 5000 I8entet Weroeu
nerldn9t. Streibt I'M nGbere Iusfunft! Dies lit
cine 0ele9enbett. i6neI 6eln jill MAIDEN, ipie lie ale
100 Sabre nur einmal tommt. Subbarb uue Bril-.
Der. 8u6bdnbler III eprin9fielo, Maii.
Mnrntt,rn &auft nas alein 3uperlGiIi9e gSett=
~OulliltuY. @usitelun9s : ~Gei6ibtsbub lnBt
Gud1 nidt t1ulben uoi rrreifel1, ~porjeiti9 erl1eIneita
ben Siiterit, Die p~ffiiielle 8eribte al entbalten prd=
%tenoirell, llo Sud iebt l9on Ia8en, mas eiuiae Mo.
nate lp0ter lid ereignen ipire. 4Q8!7nop
, 1876-12-05
Ropffdmer'em.

ch~~ Ser bette III Der gBelt.-Smporteurs-
~USe% preiie.-GrbBte Geieai6ait III Mmeritas
Stapel=Nrtltel- 9eTaaen ~Seoem.-Oel1dft oernebrt
lid td9lid. N9enten iiberall oerlanQt. = Die 0iius
iti9iten 8eon9unAeu - peri6luenoet telne 3eit -laBt
Sud Girtulare fpmlnen pot Robert Msclis. 9to. 43
8eley Str. VI. g., 9.=O.sSor 1881. 3Wtl3lepf
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S1arIa0tteber, Spptberia,
R1uher S1Is.

NGmber sails
Sas erl1retenoe kindergarten oieier &rantbeiten
nld1t oeit Uebraub zines Wtittels notDi9, pelbes ibre
Xeroreltun9 ulo &ootlidteit perbinoert. BrOmO-
CRAAOraIlaas, lpenl man eineu ! bell nit tiuIjebu
2belien 98aler mll1t ulo oles ta8liG gum Muslpulen
oes Wtrlloes ooer Uurgeln benubt, Hubert Die Mblon
oerulgen, nla6t oen Atbem poDlriedeno, lpirtt als
cine ~9lrieneI 9egen 6dulnIB uuo ntbinoert Die Yin.
ltedln9 ourb e%onta9iole Iusl9pibumsen pber Der
9tftete Hutt. 5ur rau9en ooer entjiinoeten bals ruenoe
man oas Wtlttel Iofort beim @rl9eineu oes uebsls an
IS loute bauft9 in g~8pDubdul fern, &rantenjimnlern
uno am &orper 9ebrauft perben, nm oie.Jteinli1telt
ju beforoern. Wtan belor9e itd elm Pampblet.
Tilden q Co., Sbemifer,
4g8!Soej 176 g8lliam Str., glelp Worf.
gu %pertauTen bel allen Sruq9ilten uuo bGnolern.
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Ok ertra semifeDte 8artcn, 10 gprt IN nit
Aonen, 10 Is. p%ortofrei. 9taiiau Garo &c., ya
| Ctr, g. y. Am 2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11

forests, subduing prairIes, aud building
dwellings, factories, shipa docks, ware
houses, roads, canals, machinery, etc.,
etc. most OF our schools, churches,
libraries and asylums have
been established within ono hundred
years, Burlhened by these great prl.
mai works Of necessity, which could
not be delayed, we yet have done
what this exhibition viii show IN the
direction OF rivallng older and more
advanced pallons. In law, medicine
aud theology, literature, philosophy
and the tlne arts. Whilst proud of
what we have done, we regret we have
not done more. Our achievements
have been 40 great, however, IA To
make II easy for our people TO acknowl-
edge superior merit wherever found.
And now, fellow-oitlzons, hope
careful examination Of what Ia about
to be exhibited 10 you, viii not only
inspire you with profound respect for
the skill aud taste Of our friends from
other nations, but also satisfy you with
the attainmenls made by our own peo-
pie during the past one hundred yeare.
| invoke your generous cooperation
with the worthy commissioners to &C.
cure n brilliant success 10 this lnterna.
tional exhibition, aud make tho stay
OF our foreign visitors, 10 whom we ex-
tend u hearty welcome, both profitable
and pleasant TO them. | declare the
International exhibition now open.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11
THE CAPITAL.
Petitions In Behalf OF the Tom faby
Claim Presented by Mr.. Darnell,
mn Providing for the Pnymen OF
Forfeited Hail Bonds, Fines, etc,
IN United states Currency
Special Order for
Wednesday,
special to The Dallas Herald

Special TO The Dallas Herald
AUSTIN, May toulouse: Mr.. Oar
nell, of Tarrant, presented u petition
In behalf OF the Tom Taby claim for
money advanced IN the early days Of
the republic.
Judiciary Committee No. . reported
favorably on the bill providing for the
payment In United States currency OF
all forfeited bail bonds, fines and In.
debtedness to counties. Made the
special order Of the day for Wednes.
day.
Senate: Judiciary Committee No. .
reported favorably on the following
bills; Defining the duties OF notaries (;
relative to public roads aud bridges !;
suspending the collection of Il road
tax relative to appointments.
Mr.. Brady, of Harris, offered reso-
luton providing for the appointment
OF II Joint committee Of the two houses
to visit Bryan Agricultural College
and report what legislation il necessa-
ry to put II into operation.
The Joint resolution OF Mr.. Story,
of Caldwell, amending section six of
article four Of the Constitution, was
referred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.
Delegates Elected 10 the National
convention.
rhcy ARE Advised 10 Act Ia Harmony,
hut Under no circumstances 20
Yield Anything OF Repub.
Ilcan Principles,

DETROIT MIoH., May l0.--The Re-
publican State Convention assembled
at Grand Rapids to-day, 1t consisted
ofbetweeu four and five hundred mem
bers, The following delegates-ai- large
TO the Republican National Conven-
ton " ere chosen Henry Z, Baldwin,
Wm. A. Howard, Sllas a, 'riler John
Athero Woodman. Alternates, Ber-
ger Pennaman, 10 7. Right, r. Bax-
ter, Chas. h Holland.
The following resolution was
adopted;
Resolved, That the delegates this day
chosen be-requested TO act In con-
yentIon with harmony and M
much unity among themselves as
possible; that they extend all
proper courtesy 20 other delegates
and treat with deierouce opinions of
those representing States less reliably
Republican than our own, but under
no possible circumstances TO yield any
thing of Republican, principle. While
we are willing TO waive personal pref
erences, our delegates must never con-
sent TO commit Republican principles
to any standard bearer Of doubtful po-
sition, or who does not IN his own
character afford assurance OF the prao-
tice of economy, honesty and purity In
all matters OF administration.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11
AUSTIN, May 10, 1870.

WI Sterrotti
Belle Won her race easy, beating the
famous Falmouth and entire field
Dallas still ahead.
JUNE PEAK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11
THE FIRE fIEND.
A $4,000 Fire IA LomisvIIIe, NY.

A $4,000 Fire in Louisville. Ny.
LOUISVILLE, May l0.--A fire this af-
ternoon destroyed James Clark's great
tobacco preparing house. Loss $l5, 900,
principally on stock; insurance $23, 900.
The flames enveloped the tobacco with
wonderful rapidity, spreading through
the entire establishment In a few sec
onds, causing dense aud sitting
smoke, which was sufIocating in the
extreme, and operated very much
against the efforts Of the flremen Of
whom q number were injured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11
STRIKING MINERS.


CLEVELAND, May l0.-A company
Of militia IN Massillon this morning
for Lawrence to make arrests Of per-
sons indicted by the grand jury for
riot. No opposition was made. Eight
arrests were made and the prisoners
were sent to Canton. One miner, who
refused to stop when ordered, was shot
through the bowels aud has since died.
There is much excitement among the
strikers. 1t Is stated that a mass meet
Ing Of miners Of the entire Tuscarawas
valley will be- held to-day or to-mor.
row. 1t Is expected twelve hundred
men will be present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11
WHISKY WAR.
A GoedIy Number OF TangIef00utes
Indicted. NV

A GoedIy Number OF Tanglefootites
Indicted. oh
NEW YORK, May 9.-The grand jury
Of the branch United States Court to-
day presented thirty indictments, q
majority of which, 1t Is underatood,
were against whisky men Of high
standing. The District Attorney and
his official declined to make the names
known until the warrants are served,
which will probably be tomorrow.
New York, May 10.-Rather gen.
erous display Of banners and bunting
in this city signalizes the opening of
the Centennial Exposition at Philadel-
phia. In some smaller places in adj
dition to flying Of flags bells were
rung.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11

and with the chorus of church chimes
and bells aud whistles Of engines and
boats, made noise seldom heard. An
old bell, which has for years been
hanging In the rotunda Of the Court.
house, was rung to-day for the first
time In many years, II was cast In
1900, aud Ia said 10 be the oldest bell
west OF tho Allegany mountain. In
old times II was used TO summon ohil.
dren to school, aud to alarm the oitI-
gens OF fire.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11
FURTHER AvOwAL.

Piper, the Boston Fiend, C0nfesscs 10
Murder aud Arson.
BosToN, May l0.--In addition to his
confession Of murders, Piper declares
he had been guilty OF burning build
ings, and that he fired Concord Hall
and attempted to burn Briggs store
on the night after the Landragan MUIR
der. He confesses that he also made
a murderous assault upon a girl named
Sullivan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11

Turner, Mott & Strong, commissi on
and provision merchants, of Bristol,
England, have suspended. Liabilities
between 800, 900 and 100000.
/ During the racing at Chester, Eng
land, to-day, q temporary stand erect
ed for the use of spectators fell. Two
persons were killed, and many serious
ly injured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11
CHICAGO.
The Municipal mathematician
brick makers.

Ehe municiphi Muduie-inuignant
Briekmakers.
CHICAGO, May lO.-Hayne opened
an Office this morning, and issued IL
censes, etc, afllxing his signature as
Mayor. CALVIN has issued proclama-
ton warning people against doing bu.
siness under such licenses.
The brickmakers Of this city inaugu-
rated strike this morning. About
three hundred of them, armed with
clubs, knives and revolvers, marched
in body to the yards, and demauded
higher wages. The police were
promptly on hand and suppressed the
mob for the time being.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LIE GRAND HOTEL.


JF Thompson, s. Star, Denison !;
d g McKeller. Forney; II Irwin, j
B Ludlow, James Il Mills, CO Wey-
ensley, J A Wallace, st. Louis; J j
Fretter, New Winchester; II Shirley.
II etc; f Malley, Sherman; w. 8.
VanMeter, Lexington, KY; A. Van
Meter, Winchester, KY; G M Clark,
Albany, Georgia; J Oplatek, New Or
leans; Y Il Renney, d + Genish,
Mckinney.
LAMAR HOUSE.
All Splown, Elmo; w w South
worth, s l. Easley, Fort Worth; G A
Webster, ID p Travis, JP Hawkins,
st. Louis; 4 J Cannon, ] Cannon,
J b Herdon, Dallas county; J Burnett,
Lawrence, Texas; J @ Scrugen, A Man
lev, H&TCRR;S w Lovelady, Gle
bnrne; DIR. J II Robinson, Elizabeth
town; q w Hubble, J K Brown, Troy,
Ohio; N Gundlach, SS Gundlach, N
Beebel, Belleville, Illinois; Judge 8
Hare, Sherman; L w Miller, Quincy;
H f Blaine, Terre Haute, Indiana.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11

The HERALD Office has now on
hand a large lot of blotting paper.
Parties who desire blotters printed can
have 1t done neatly and cheaply. I'D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11
pIrTsBRG :JUBILATEs.
Rir ging or BeIIs, Striking OF GOnges.
blowing Of whistles, CIamor, Etc.

PITTsBURa, Pa, May lO.-To-day Is
being observed as holiday, all banks
being closed and business usually sus.
pended in honor of the opening Of the
Centennial at Philadelphia. At lao
this evening. the time of the opening
Inauguration at Philadelphia, the fire
department struck the alarm bell In
the City Hall, and all the gongs of the
department. These rang until. IL M,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-11

The following kilograms will explain
themselves:
AUSTIN, MAY 0, 1879.
Mack Barkoy
Falmouth, Tom Riley, Jenny Linn,
Pompey, Smash aud Belle run to.mor-
row. Hard race.
j. II. BARkLRY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-10
LYON COUNTY ITEMS.

The following items Of interest are
cullsd FROM the Lyon County Times Of
this morning;
The first shipment from tho cobanli
mine Of Walkers river was madeo u Thurs
day last. The amount VI the shipment
was 1000 tons. The ore was hauled by
mule teams 10 the Mound House. where u
was put on board the ears for New York.
This il the first installmrnt On the new
contract with an Eastern firm. aud the re-
turns from the ore will bc looked for with
interest. Tho shipment would have been
made some time ago. but the river was ~
high that the teams could not ross. The
other shipments will follow In quick sue
cessiOn.
l.. 7. McLain. Of the Mound Hous,, has
the highest flagstaff In the State. lie has
recently put M q windmill 10 irrigate his
grounds. on which he has erected q galyan-
lied iron stan ninety feet high. This
height, Joined with the elevation of the
windmill frame, makes . very respectable
altitude from which the stars aud stripes
are to float. McL.ain never does anything
by halves.
Judge &. n. Harris, the new appointee
TO the Office Of Register of the Carson Land
Onice. entered upon the duties 81 his post
ON Friday last. Judge Harris Ia q man 81
firm integrity and wide ability ~ \ lawyer,
and will no doubt do the business ~ the
Land Office In u correct and upright man.
ner.
About the middle oi the month the regu.
lar summer wood drive will be made In
~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-10
nAsrxu ELorExESr.
9serxs Eistsa, the Minstrel. Rams
or Twice With = fsasg lady
Safsiy Married At Last.

Those who have ~patronized the Alham-
bra Theaier in Virginia will readily recol.
lect George Elston. otherwise Butch" a
clever negro minstrel, who frequently
gained applause for his nightly perform
anees. On the evening Of the third Of the
present month Butch took a benefit at Ma
tional Guard Hall, and 1t is probable that
the pocketful Of coin gained on that occa-
sion inspired the young man to do . deed
Of daring which none Of his friends would
have imagined him capable 81. Elston Is =
small individual physically, being not
over i've feet In height aud not particu-
larry handsome. Notwithstanding thcse
corporeal disadvantages. Butch sue
cec,ied In winning the ardent affection
81 Miss Mollie Whitehall. u s~ixteen-year-
old maiden living on Summit street. Vir-
ginia. Butch hal an insane desire 10
double his expenses and resolved Ia we'd
the willing Mollie. The powers at the
home OF the young woman were not propi-
tious. Mollie's mother said no. aud her
two big brothers made direful threats
about punching heads and furnishing
eorpses for funerals. Butch vas undis-
mayed. He snapped his fingers At the
whole family and O N the evening Of tho
eyer-memorable Fourth appeared In the
part of Young Lochinyar. Instead OF be-
striding . coal-black steei and burdening
the animal with double weight. Butch
hired abuggy. captured the young lady and
made ID to Dayton at afurions pace. He
sought for n license 10 marry. but Oulln
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- L.,
PuSIi>o, f,rhs "N"'S"'
Jew.,i 4 Miller. whose bu-iness-like adj
.-.,L.n.,, ,,r.,r. In our oolnmn., can
Nr"".' :, ri, .ho,
h. Away. found "i n'Aiu "" "p,
A short distance below the NE~sofhce' and
In, a, the rcar Of yellow Jacket Engine-
ban.e' Their they can shaw YOU the
larse., and choices, selection Of paper
hansings. from the cheapest to the richest
and most cos',.' anu !, ,I.;r linz hmm the
,.ns ans ~ ! xhselharrow to the granting
~ a church. Jewett is the weli-known
oiJ chief a, the business in this town. aud
W;,,.r !. noways inferior As professor OF
~ n,in,.brush. Paper hanging they do
:" " very ~superior style. and as for -ign
ana ornamental painting. graining. ee..
m' ;,inv The fne new sigu Nv front u
N. Nrws office was painted by 'e"e''A
Miller.
~ rvorp,. National
MATT ao" s.,.,,,x
Guard Hall was crowley "h ~
evening last, Gu the OCCASION OF 'he hr'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-10
UTAH..
New Railroad Combinations An.
tieIpatsd.

New Railroad Combinations An
t~ieipatsd.
SALT LAKE. July 9.-Jay Gould and
party are expected To arrive here within
a few days. when II is said that the Utah
Central Railroad from Ogden to this
place will lie turned over to the Union
Pacific. That ROAD already owns the
Utah Southern road. which run from
here to York. some ssvsnty-ivs miles
distant. and the understanding Is that
the 400 miles connection will DO made
with the Los Angeles and Independence
road. thereby saving about l1o miles
between here and San Francisco. The
route presents but few difficulties and
the advantages will be great to Salt Lake
City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-10

I. r,. A. Wolf. 81 the
-, p.in.,.,, A
~-ii-Ah"~" ''"'"'"h - -
Wolf. Gold Hill. leaves by fillr"au '"''
evening for New York anil the Past where
hs goe- To purchase a full supply OF g Ss-,,
TO rcpieni'n III" ,h,s a%n,ii,v and ,,yle q
y,al. required ior this market, and as
e"r,,I,,, ali H. .~.l.cts,l or manufac-
49,, q. a,,lsr upI.r IA. personal super
sa.,oa s,I .hipu.I din 81 from first hands.
,he customers 10 Reinstein 4 Vol viii u
gwen the advantages mus 1919 4.
.h~aisr pm IN Iii "a IN extensive siock
aox Am hand AT greatly reduced rates.
~. u-in.oun.r
u hispoN '""N D.
should read the Advertisement VI ~
don Iron Works. San Francisco. THESE
works are known throughout thr e"A,,;
and have a weli IL min.. an,
aaaa,.s,n,s.I I'M nr.,-clas. -tyle az the Iis-
~. Wa,L.
...
Va hst'1Fh's''" - uv.
evening the y'nns s"h W ~
ing on D street virginia iS'PP'
TOOK with hun ~ - sn,iou. to Know
and the old gentleman = an, IA, an.
-here that boy i:
~sonns'ier c'''eu "s
GorrH. Husr. one OF the "'ae.' '"i'
ars aud civil engineers on the '"'h''''A'
L.. ou...d an on.ee in Frederick new
building AZ the corner 81 Union aus .
streets. Virginia. MI nA's,. ,,n,Is,-
.neoi engineer n th"'"ub"i' """
salmon
SiAAS"'A '"' -, In
'c--.. - pmpi,e cit,. A few
'.~ n, 4. ma, lnown how hi. salt