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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
n,.ow.rp ~ rIsE RriLIoN.
I've Mi.er~ in = wtase pvtDs ssss =
chamber of Giant Powder ess-
The Eys 80 vf one hsdiy uurs.

Avery painful accident occurred at the
Bullion mine this morning about 10
o'clock. Two miners, named Patrick
Hurley ani Thomas McGrath. were sent
| down a Wine sunk from the iioofootle level
for the purpose u drilling a hole In the
hnttoui. When they lsgan work the hole
Was nine feet anal a half deep. The men
who we're working ON the previous
shift hal nut In q charge ~ giant
pow,ier for the purpo-e of blasting . small
| chamber for the ~rec.ption of black pow
der. The charge proved To h. too light 10
fore. out the tamping. thus leaving = res
eryoir u highly explosive gA- al the bot
ION, a. the hole. The men went ON work
! ine. unconscious their danger. when sud
denly their drill penetrated the tamping.
and th. gls e-csped with great
force. blowing the drill out OF the
hole. knocking the men down. aud giving
them A yolley 81 broken rock. The cries
~ ,hs two miners soon brought assistance
ana ,bey we're at once taken out IL the
vim. and hoi.tsd 10 the surface, aud =
Isr,or -.ni for. McGraih vac found to lie
The mo.t injured. His eyes and face we're
u.upereJ fni. ~ fragments Of rock. hnr-
L., ,,capal viii q fsw cuts On the
i..e ami arm anl somc damage To IA.
,v.,. pr. Conn shortly arrived and did
what he could Tor the men under the cir
cumstanc,s. and they were able to walk
home. DIR. Forrest attended Medrath this
afternoon. ani extracted about hall .
thimhlefnl q little stone- froii biz right
| eve. which had suffered the most. tor,
innaiely. il j. not likely that his sight viii
b. lost 10 him. although there Is M doubt
that great care will haze 10 b. exercised to
save ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28

woRE on the sewer. which Is being con
.tueie,i an the Gold Hin side Of the
Divide, still continues. This sever has
| been neeieJ for a long time, and the city
| authorities are hut accomplishing thu
wishes ~ ia. people In having u built. II
Will. NO doubt. admirably serve the pnr
| po.e for which 10 IL constructed. hut u y
The opinion Of many that q v-shaped sewer
uonli have been much better than thu
simple box that i being put In.
Cur,rsn Ta,s Evsn BrroRr.-Nr-
E~ichardsol. the LADY who has for so long
a time furnished the ladies' OF Gold Hill
with sueh choice articles. 10 o prepared
| a. sell the same quality " goods at such
GREATLY reduced prices that anyone wis
inve.tigatss the matter Is certain To par
chase. See the advertisement IN anothef
column.
PhorrSsoR ]. G. JAMES has resigned his
p%o-i,iou A. Principal u the Virginia CITY
High sehool. IL Is understood that he
will assume The dnties % private tutor fol
Colonel ]. q. Fairs school. the a taught
by Mr.. West last term. 4 lev house has
hs.u built for the accommodation 81 The
school. adjoining Colonel Pairs residence
u street. Virginia.
MiEr Mcdow,S. the man-mastieator. IL
in Gold hin. lie says the Carson City
Jail /. not a good place to board in-ss o
regular thing. After all, Mike l. not "
,.s,ibly ~feroclou.. although he would hke
10 have people think him "a. 10 would
sImo.t break Li, heart Ia think that be- va.
considered a respectable member ct So
ciety.
IL the Hun case at Carson Yesterday. ten
iary,uea were secured. The panel wall
probably be bilel to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28

A p,KySa THrFI.-This forenoon ON
south q street. Virginia, = lady walking
opposite the Hale AMI Norcross works was
approached by q man who boldly snatehed
her watch aud chain aud started ON q Keen
lump scro.s country 10 the east. Some
citizens who saw the daring theft gave
chase and after q severe u captured the
fellow and turned him over 10 the police
zuihorities.
NAT. BEAN BADLY ISIuArp. This
morning Matt. Bean, proprietor Of the
race-track, outside of Virginia, was eyer
cising . horse. when the animal TEL,
throwing Nr. Bean To the ground. lie
struck upon his face. which was badly cut,
and he now lies suffering from congestion
| Of the brain. DR.. Weber, who y attend
| ing him, considers his condition critical.
A Lk,ssIp L.IcIrRrn.-On Friday.
August iih. the Rsy. Thomas Guard. of
| san Francisco. will lecture In Virginia for
| the beneft Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church % that city. subject Mans
Relation 10 the Earth" On Monday. An-
| gust 9TH. the same gentleman will lecture
ON THE Mental Activities u the Ags and
the Bible
BuRoLApy IN SILVER CUy.-The saloon
Of Casper Haupt. on Main street. silver
City. Wa entered by burglars about I
O'Clock this morning aud = few boxes Of
cigars and the change In the till taken.
The thieves were frightened OF by the APP
pearance 81 Mr.. Haupt from a back room.
where Le hal been sleeping.
w,RD's COMPTON. John Ward. the
bullet-proof carpenter. who blaz~d away
st his grief.rent chest on Wednesday after
noon, IL doing trt rate at the County
Hospital. He has become quiet and
males no more attempts TO tear OF the
bandages ON his wounds. He will be all
ready for pistol practice again In a week or
two.
SUPERINTENDENT A. heretofore fore
.hsdoyed in the Nrws, William Hardy
has been ofacislly appointed superintcnd-
emf Of the Consolidated Imperial mine.
His extensive milling and mining ezperi-
ence In this section qualities him for the
position. aud he will doubtless oil y salts
faciorily.
HlnRIS0ToN's Rx,sIs,rIoS.-The .er-
animation Of Harrington. the slayer OF
Sullivan, will he called in Judge Cox's
Court next week. II IL probable. how
ever, that Harrington will waive an e.
animation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
srLyEx AND WHISKY.
The virginia saiees.keepsrs Dsa't
Want Trade Doiiar~.

4 meeting 81 The retail liquor dealers Oi
Virginia CITY was held last evening in the
-u....v., al. n..,,. Saloon p,r .or,,
ro"his over VI" VIVA oa'oo"' TUT s"n'e
reason there was a small attendance, only
twenty.four saloons being representation
about one-sevenih Of the business. There
was q great deal 81 buzzing going ON be-
fore the meeting commenced. and the
proper course to adopt was eagerly dis
cusscd.
D.. 4. hiorden called y meeting 10 or
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
p.p.r,.r-- a..., E,e.Iar.

Assrs~arSrS.-An assessment 81 nhy
cent. PCT share j. levied by ia" Lady
Washington Mining Company, delinlnsni
August 18th. aud one of Fifteen cents ~
share by the Danoy Mining COMPANY. de,
Iinaueni on the 3l.i II August. S"e ofheial
notices IL the same Published Ia u AL
ssrtising columns to-day.
fps AL,n,N, MISSTRrLs.-Th' sing
.srs AL performers will APPEAR at !" NJ
hamla. Theai.r. Virginia City, this even
ing. Wherever they have gone they nave
, l.su rcceiS.J with the greatest Enthusiasm
,hy the. peaIls, and the fortunate ones WIS
20 to-nigln are cure In IT, entertained u
grand style.
iFnsIaHr RrcIIrz-. The following
ifreigh,- for Gold Hill ani Virginia CITY
were received during the forty-eigh'
ihnu,- ending at ~ o'clock n. to-day,
Mo.i, III carloads; ~ of lumber 20
d~rarrbspdl-e. 5 of iron. . III machinery !
II .ar.-y gJf lime, ; u ~, ? 81 niolding.
aof .slf. 4 u tiour anal Of l,inc.
Tar Hayes sni wheeler Club Of the
Thiri and Fourth Wards, Virginia city
met in National Guard Hall yesterday
evening aud effected q permanent organ.
alton by adopting the necessary rules o'
order. There Was singing anu speaAi"s
several new members were admitted
Tar personal property belonging and
pertaining 10 the South Consolidated vir'
,inia mine, formerly the Red jacket mine.
will be sold Ia Gold Hill Tomorrow al
Con-table's sale. The realty IL the mine
. will BE- soli GA the i2th u August.
As-rSsSnSr.-The North CONSOLIDATED
Virginia Mining Company has levied an
assessment % twenty-five cents per share
which is officially Published in our aiver
Using columns to-day. II will he jelin
qnent on the s0th % August next.
RrAov,L.-s. Lipmsn 4 Co.. the lead
ing dry goods firm % Virginia City, have
removed % newt door north of JOIN Gal
lig's hardware store, { street. Virginia
Call aud see them NJ their new place
Read their advertisement.
Po-rroNEp.-As before noticed IN ih'
Nrws, the LAYING Of the corner stone OF
the new Masonic Hall ia Gold Hill. ha'
been postponed unt.l neat "Wednesday
August "a. Especial attention u called %
thu. change.
Al PrcE. 81 we'll known 10 mining met
.on the Comstock. has struck a bonanza a
last. or else his diyining rod Ia at fault
This time IL isa gold mine In Southern
California.
80 NoBf Ss,LLFox.- Nervous people
s<l be relieved 10 lean that lo new cases
IL .msllpox have been reported during thu
past two days. There are but three sui
ierers at the p-st-honse.
GR,prSo has been commenced upon TIN
site Of the proposed new s~ehool-house IA
Virginia City. The work will be pushed
ahead rapidly.
Tnrnr l. q good stage of water IN tho
Carson river. The vanguard Of the wood
drive is expected 10 reach Empire io-mor'
row OF next day.
oar SHIPMENTS. During the past
f.rty-.ieht hours is5 carloads u ore
have passed over the Virginia and Trucies
Railroad.
Tur fifth .iory Gf the international
Hotel. Virginia City. Is y going up.
COLONEL y. y. OsbIsros reiurned from
San Francisco this morning.
vmaISI, Crn IL again complaining d
her Third Ward hOojlums.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28

CENTENNIAL IDrAs-ApyAScrnESr AND
PRooRrss.-Haying come to the conclu-
sion that the -uresi way for Us 10 succeed
In business is by manufacturing and i'm
porting our wi goods from the East. 80
that We will be able to give bur customers
and the public at large better inducements
to trade with us in Gold Hill, u motto
will be no middle men. For the present.
aud until our arrangements are completed
we will offer our entire stock Of Summer
clothing ut greatly reduced prices, to make
room for our direct importations. Mr..
Wolf. oi the firm u II, 4 W.. will posi-
lively leave for the East on the 10th Of
July. Should this article be noticed by
any of our customers indebted 10 us, We
kindly request them to call and settle
their accounts before the above date. as
We need money 10 enter into our new en'
terprise. Thanking you for past fayors,
We hope 10 merit the same for the future.
RrINsrEiS 4 WoIr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28

FRrsH VACCINE vIRrs.-A s smallpox
has already made H. appearance, many Of
our citizens are considering the adyisa.
biliiy of having their children properly
vacciuateL, n n preventive against that
terrible disease. DIR. j. U. Hall. 81 this
town. has q supply of fresh vaccine mat
ter from healthy dold Hin children. and
is fully prepared tn vaecinaie all who
wish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
suRYoCATINa COu0m.

In . letter to Mrs. Li.ls. Of chicago, . well
known contributor to the Western prrss, she
ascribsr the cure of . dangerous cough. accom'
panied by bl.eiing NJ the lungs. To liale's
she save, "threaiened To suffocAte me- . .
bat the Honey Of llorrhoand and Tar has
removed every trace Of H." The letter Was Ia
. lady friend In ihi, city. who has placed u 81
the dispossl Of q. N. Critifhton. Z Sixth ave
nue.. iike's Tooihaehe Drops cure 10 one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28

Nv . recent bull Hght at valdspinas.
ons Of the animals twice rushed In
among the public. and killed . child
seven years o. age and wounded two po.
lice officers and many Of the spectators.
The animal was shot down and finally
dispatched with the knife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
onsrACI.y. no MARRIAGES.

Happy relief for Young men from the eject.
OF errors aud sbuses Ia early life. Msnhood
restored. Impedlments 10 marriage renloyed.
able remedies. Books nnd circulars sent free.
In s@a,ed envelops. Address HOWARD AZ.
sOClATION. AIN. Ninth street, philadelphia.
PA.-sn institution having . high reputation
for honorsbls conduct and professional shill.
ia11 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28

on the evening OF June 10Th the
unusual phenomenon OF snow falling
from a clear sky in wsll-dsfnsd fakes
was observed for half an hour At the
signal station at Pixies Peak. AMI In
tense electrical Displays occurred ON the
2Cth. 9th and 2sth,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
Smaii.pex kaickerbscker Presi.
dsncy The Grangers and she
drain Ring.

ueucy Iue sranxers anu I've
drain Risg.
San FnAScrsco. July 2s.-i p. NJ
In the Police Court to-day the case Of
A. d. Gentry, held for attempt TO muir
der Jourdan yesterday. was laid over
till next Friday. The lsttsr's injury
threatens serious consequences.
Seventeen new cases Of smallpox
were reported yesterday. with two
deaths, and seven to-day, with n
death.
j. T.. Della Montague has retired from
the Presidency Of the Knickerbocker
Mining Company. on account Of III
health. George II. A. Cobb has accepted
the position.
The recent meeting OF tho Changers
in this city to devise means to break
the power OF the grain ring has attracted
much attention in bushes circles and
given rise TO not Il little comment as to
the probable effect Of their action. APP
parsntly well.informsd parties assert
that under the present condition OF
affairs the farmers have the game
In their own hands; that the ring have
not secured wheat enough TO hold out
beyond August. and that the Grangsrs
have excellent prospects Of obtaining
ships previously chartered by the ring
nj greatly reduced figures. The recent re-
port Of one ship being chartered at e. l0d
Ia strsnuously denied by parties in the
interest Of the ring, who call for the
name Of the ship without As yet obtain.
ing any response.
Four hundred Cinnamon will BE-
sent back to China OIL the 18th OF Au-
gust.
The Mechanics Pavilion will be
opened Oh the 9th Of August.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
pAI.AcR RATIN nTANp.

TNEtNNH -
Ew ~ body should know that Of TOMMY
HHFFRDN's famoas Rating niand. In Tinker
4 shep,rd's Pslscr halonn virginia city. they
can always and . good square meal OF the yery
I est eating the market sfords. Als) OYSTER,
clams, Holsters aud nther sheiI.n.h. and gaine.
In their propec season. Call aud try The Palace
Rating Stand when lou are hungry. IAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28

L,oS's K,ru,RioS makes beautiful CLOS
Ny. lnxuriani hair; prevents its falling out
or turning gray. II has stood the test Of
forty years. il charmingly perfumel, and
has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28

H,aAS's MAGNOLIA Balm preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles.
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. Its application cannot
he detected. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
A CARD.

To all who are saferins from the errors and
judi,cretions ~ youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, l0s- ~ manhood. etc.. will send
q recipe that will cure you ffer OF charge,
This great remedy was discovered by . nils
slcnAry In Souih America. Mend . srlfsd
dressed envelope 90 the itey Joseph 7. inmau,
station ID, Bible nonse. New York city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
lnH HENRI

10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING, CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
MATrREssks. and many other thlnes. ran he
bought Of u. W. GRANT. God ilill labove the
NV alhss.. ~ = rss',nsnls I..s Z. :, any
they srs rsprcsented 10 H.. IAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28

Tasl.w ,arI<Osa..rbeslsnd CON
md zee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

srrc,Al To rux aolp nnl. Many srw..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28
JEWETr 4 MILLER,
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTERS,

HAvR REMOVED To HALLS BUILDING
opposite the vesss uous~. vhsre thee stiii
keep . full line NJ PaInis. Oils. 0isss, Wall
paper. etc. rAintibs. 8ninirg sbd Psrrr.
hanging a eve'y descsip Ion dons With dis
psteh. sed warranted 10 give ssiisisetiou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-28

Nrw YORK. July as.-A Special from
Saratoga says Hendricks and Tildsn will
have a conference to-day. whom II Is be.
lievsd that letters Of acceptance will be
decided on and that the letters will I've
ready by Monday. Great pressure will
be brought to bear upon Hendricks. and
hs will coneeds in favor Of "hard
money!"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-07
Minor Mentions.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, July 7.-Vanderbit is a
little better To-day.
NEW YORK, July IA. A. Solver, a
Wal.-street broker, has filed petition
in bankruptcy. Total liabilities, $780,
600.
BERLIN, July THE Roman Cath
olics OF Bosnia have protested against
the annexation OF that Province to
Seryia.
COLUMBUS, o., July THE Pb@nix
Loan ana Building Association OF Gin
cinnau was Incorporated to-day. Capt.
tai stock 81, ,275, 900.
CHILLIcoTHE, July 7.-Two-thirds OF
the colored people OF this county, with
ak car loads from the Scioto Valley, are
having picnic here to-day.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 7.-Geo. H..
Butler, husb Of Rose Eytinge, is in
the city arranging for the appearance Of
his wife at one of the theaters. He de-
MES all stories of his abuse and misun-
derstandings with Rose.
SAN FRANCISCO, July THE Califor-
MIA Rifle Association will extend a
formal welcome TO the Australian Rifle
Team, due here on the next Sydney
steamer en- route for Philadelphia, by a
banquet and other hospitalities.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-07
Burglars Arrested.

Officers Brszeil and Knox made good
haul this morning on the levee. They
noticed white lad and colored boy
prowling around suspiciously, and finai-
ly enter Goodman's clothing and boot
store. Here Chas. Gahart, white, and
Geo. Bowman, colored, attempted to ex-
change two razors for a pair of boots.
The officers took the tHo to Hammond
street station, where the following ar
ticles were found upon them:
One half dozen silver teaspoons with
twisted handles, butter-kniie marked
b, a silver napkin ring, two white
handled raZors and case, another white
banded razor and one .black handled
razor, pair of back opera glasses, a
five lire French piece of money, a silver
watch and chain, tape line, lot OF
gold jewelry including EARRINGS, studs,
&C., brass cigar case, flageolet, and
satchel containing shirts and other
wearing apparel.
Gahart acknowledges that all the goods
are stolen, and that the spoons and nap
kIn-ring were got in Troy, Ohio. Some
OF the other articles were stolen in Lock
land. The burglars admit that they
robbed about eight houses between Troy
and this city.
Any one in the country missing any
articles as mentioned above, can find in
formation at Hammondstreet Station.
Gahart is about nineteen years old,
though he says he is but fifteen.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-07
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Foreign Crop Report,

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, July THE latest mail
advices from abroad report great i'm
proyement In the condition OF the grow
ing grain crop in nearly all countries.
In South Russia the harvest is near at
hand, and from the present outlook a
satisfactory yield will be had. Winter
wheat has been damaged in some sec
tions, but the spring crop appears to be
a success.
The French advices report that with
one or two exceptions the prospects are
very favorable.
The weather throughout Holland had
settled; daily improvement is reported
in all cereal crops but rye.
From Hungary there are some few
complaints about wheat being in a
smutty state. and of backwardness of
the maize, but on the whole there has
been very general improvement since
last advIces.
Complaints from Austria have all died
out. and everything looks favorable for
a good yield.
From Algeria the prospects are all
that coulG be desired. Some samples of
wheat have been exhibited which prom
lse well.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-07
and who died In the Cincinnati Hospital

and who died in the Cincinnati Hospital
the next day.
A number OF witnesses were exam
ined, but no testimony was elected
showing by whom the cut was inflicted,
Among the Witnesses was DIR. ScheH
OF A West Seventh street, who, after hid
examination, volunteered the remari
that it seemed to him that he was
being investigated upon charges made
by the reporter Of a newspaper, OF inhu4
manlty and cruelty in leaving the
deceased where he lay.
Dr. Maley wishing to know If the res
mark was meant for him. DIR. Scbeil rel
pied that he meant no offense; upOt
which, the Coroner stated, that as Tor
himself he was but doing his duty In thd
matter, and as a physician he would
have known what his duty was. upon the
occasion in question. That the
object of the investigation and
inquest was TO get al
the facts Of Hastings death; not only
who did the cutting, but whether tha
wound would have been fatal had be ret
celyed prompt medical attention.
The taking of testimony will be re.
sumed TO morrow morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-07
The FIRST On Record.

DR.. W. z. Rice, OF Tallsboro', KY, has
identified Joe Lewis, the bunko man, as
the person who victimized him out OF
$500 recently, by representing himself as
the son of J. j. English, President OF the
Danyille IN. Bank, and giving worth
less cheek Tor the above amount. At the
meeting between the two men in the
Chiefs office, tn presence OF Detective
Steve Mead, Inspector Johnson, and
others, this morning, Lewis wilted, and
Pm gone up"
1t does look as though Faker Joe was
bound for the Penitentiary. AS he is
the first "bunko man" ever been''copped
dead to rights" in this city, Steve Mead
has right to feel proud OF his success.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-07
THE TORNADO DISASTER.
Terrible Effects of the Late Storm
i'm kOwa.


I'm Iowa.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, July IA report
from the scene of the Rockdale disaste
says that with coming daylight a large
force oil men renewed the search Tor
missing bodies. Up to this time but one
more has been found, that of Minnie
Baur. The finding of this body con-
firms the fears of yesterday that more
are missing than were reported.
A sister, Lizzie Baur..is now known to
be missing, which swells the number
OF lost to forty one, OF whom only thirty
three have been found. Funeral serY-
ices were held on The bank of the stream
Ior such Of the dead as have been found,
but the greater number, composing
whole families. swept out Of existence,
have been buried by the county.
OF the missing bodies 1t is not unlikely
that some have been swept into the
Missouri River and never Will be recov-
cred. The telegraph company is hard
at work to restore communication. The
Central Railroad has a large force OF
men at work at both ends OF the break,
from Dubuque to Julien, a distance Of
nine aud half miles. 1t will be two
weeks before trains will be running.