Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-26
GENERAL NOTES.

TEE establishment Of Krupp. the
great gun maksr. s1tsnds ovc seven
hundred sorss and employs 1900 men.
II 10 travsrssd BY . railway Ave miles In
length and . tramvay Of two miles. Its
various psrts are connected BY lines Of
tslssr,ph wires and there are not less
than thirty stations. The annual sum
paid In wages amounted. some ysars
ego. TO $500. 900 ; Il Ia now probably
much greater. Considerable skili II re-
quirsd in the manipulation Of the steel
used In Essen. When . good workman
il found ID IL desirable to retain him ;
and 70, - far % possible. IL Ii made
worth his while 10 remain when once he
has bssn employed. A pension fund
hes been established 10 which every one
employed in the works muss subscribe q
small fraction OF his wages. To the
money thus collected the proprietor adds
. sum equal to half Of that subscribed
By The men.
soxs OF The Dsmocrnie papers have
been Boosting that the venerable old
poet. William CULLEN Bryant, would
support Tldsn and Hendricks. The
veteran editor stood IL a. long a. he
could. and then wrote a letter denying
that he had expressed any such inlsn-
ton. and stating that "Ths Democratic
party 10 running 20 much in its old
tracks that u cannot Be- trusted" That
10 precisely what the verdict Of the peo-
pls will Be- In November. The Dsnoc-
rsey makes professions enough. but the
people dare not trust IL. II tried TO de-
saoy the Government once. and the peo-
Die are still staggering under the burdens
that the suppression Of the rebellion
eaussd, and Il In not strange that they
should fear that party.
In the course Of Carl schurz's recent
German speech in Milwaukee some one
In the audience cried out: ''Did Mr..
Sehurx know all this when no went
with the DsmocHisi" mo. sir. re-
Piled Mr.. Schurz; "You have Il
wrong. In 1874 the Liberal Republi-
cans led the way and the Democrats
followed. In 1915 the Democrats lead.
bu, the Liberal Republicans will not
follow"
TEE Emperor Of Germany has just
sent 10 Marshsl wrangsl . cavalry "a
brs the hilt Of which Is set with dia-
monds. TO commemorate the sightieth
anniversary Of the entry Of that veteran
ofaeer into the army. The present Ia
sooonpanisd BY . letter in which His
Majesty announces that he intends also
TO have executed . statue to the Marshal.
TEE courthouse Of Grafton county.
New Hampshire. in which Daniel
Webster 10 said to have made his first
speech before . jury 70 speech that was
really an argument against capital
punishmeni). 10 condemned to b. torn
Efforts. however. are being
10 preserve the building because
Of its historical value.
Tsr subscription fund for the relief
81 widows and orphans Of the men who
died with Custer. started some six weeks
Aso BY Colonel W. G. Church, Of the
Army and Nary Journal. amounts TO
about $&.s96 25. In y week over
si.2oo was received. principally from
ofiesrs and enlisted men in the army
and navy.
TIE Lsgitimists Of France have put
In circulation . ons-irano piece. bearing
the sfisy Of the couts de Chambord In
the uniform Of = general and wearing
the order Of the Golden Fleece and the
"Hsnry v. King Of Francs."
On the revere 10 the Bourbon coat Of
arms and "iF."
TIE Warrington RpuAioan says that
vhsn you So . Southern paper display