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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16

The platform having been agreed to. the business Of
trotting out tho Presidential horses commenced
Before IL was ended the nomination OF candidates
were. and the speeches seconding such nominations
assumed the character Of an oratorcal competi-
ton somewhat in the style Of that re-
Gently published by the students OF leading colleges
All tho honors Of this display were taken easily.
and with point to spare by Colonel Ingerso OF I'LL
nos yet he not without competitors OF
pute. Mr.. Harlan, or Kentucky. spoke well in the
nomination OF Bristow, and was well seconded by Po-
land, q. W. Curtis and X H. Dana. Both Mr.
Curtis aud M Dana arc gentIsmen OF
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After the contested scSf had boon got rid Of and
when the report Of tho CO mittce Resolutions
read, Mr.. Davis, Of Texas endeavored 10 put back
bone into tho resumption plank by moving amend
ment declaring the intention OF the party stand by
tho Resumption act II defeated, but the general
opinion expressed around the Convention
that the financial plank OF the platform Is
great bunder since IL puts the republican party
on democratic ground and prevents the raising
Of hard money issue In the campaign. Tho demo-
Gratis say just what tho republican party says.
that they in favor Of to specie pay mens
thcbusiness OF the country will warrant II
Tho appearance OF the "hcathcn Chnee" in tho
revolution OF inquiry, the platform proposing inquire
into the Monaghan emigration, brought Massachusetts,
TO the Nr. Pierce Of that State denounced this
the FIRST distinction sought u be made by the
republican party against men account OF This
address reminded all very wildly OF the fanatical
spirit IN which, on all occasions Massachusetts 10
ready sacrifice any state States her theories OF
what Is right
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29
Fatal Accident to IN iadlan.

On Friday morning at . littis alter two
O'Clock. - the eastward bound paassn-
GER tfain vas drawing Out IRON Reno.
an Irdis~ - vas much the verss for
HSH-ssssst:a to isnp upon n
1000 snd ss,ui. . nss ride. rhs
NJ 1aak Journal Of so-dsv gives ths
Sozlcsing ascouhi :. ssss happened,
vhish b fslty eorrobonssd By The story
Of . lady and gentleman Who were ON
the train - passengers TO Gold Hill:
'Hs. Of coorss fell. and several cars
passsd over him. brssking both Of HE
isga very badly indeed-in fact f~racturiny
them into bits. and brushing his face and
body ysry severely. He vsstaken dowp
TO the other sids Of the baggage room,
where he was allowed 10 lay several
hours. until hia countrymen Wrapped
him mp in . blanket and carried him
across the river to their campooda. DIR.
Bergman. the railroad physician. ex-
aminsd the wounds and seeing that
he could not live. Ravs him sonsthhe
10 relieve his suffering. The great
loss Of blood. Of which a large pool was
TO bs ssen at The place where he fell. Of
itself va enough 10 kill him. 10 say
nothing Of the serious injuries The In
dians positively refused 10 let the limbs
BE- a~nputatsd. and seemed unwilling TO
have the whites do anything with him.
The question naturally arises, who 10 TO
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n n.
san Rrnaeises News.

SAN FRAScrsco. April 20. I'm the
6psulding Court.martial, Il 10 reported,
the evidence for The prosecution closes
to-dsy-ths ffty-hrst OF tho trial.
A correspondent Of the Poa ct Los
AAmos, Pima county, Arizona, after re-
counting the details Of the Indian DIFF
6cuities heretofore mentioned, suggests
the propriety OF investigating the In.
dian ring In Arizona.
Is The Occidental and Oriental Com.
pany's steamer Bslgic arrived this even.
Ing With IN invoice Of six hundred
Cinnamon.
Andre Colvills, q nachinist who has
perfected what Ia supposed 10 DO val.
liable machine for the manufacture Of
boots and shoes, was waited upon ct his
phop to-day by Dom Pedro, who order
eda model Of the machine and volun.
tsersd 10 consult with his Government
about obtaining q patent for the inventor
for Brazil, NJ he In dssirous Of intro
duciug the boot and shoe manufacturing
business into that country.
The case Of the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company vs.. A. A. Cohen, 70 70.
cover something over $1,000. 900. camc
mo bslors the Twslfth District Court 10.
day on plaintiffs motion 70 strike out
portjocs Of attendants answers. The
notion ~ argued at length by Hall
MoAiistsr for plaintiff and by defendant
in propris persona, and submitted to
the Court. -,
Al q Meeting Of the Board Of Health
b. day DR.. Simpson stated that he had
bssn informed the Chinese were In the
habit Of disintsrring the bodies Of dead
Chinsmsn In the cemetery. stripping
The fesh from the bones and leaving IL
cd the ground to dscomposs and pu.
trety. The msttsr was referred 70 the
Hscith Ofiosr for investigation.
A. fdghtful accident occurred At .
,butchsgipg sstAblishmsnt In South San
Ffsncisco this morning, By which .
Young Frsnchmans hamsd John Brag
.Isst his life. He was engaged In kkim.
misg ~ of boiling tsliov, whom he
Lost La balance and fell hssdiong into
he sssthing liquid. His brother Fran
coils, hearing hls cries, ran 70 bis assist-
,sues and pulled him out, burning him.
's&lf severely In 20 doing. The unfortu-
nan - burnsd nom hsad 10 foot
IN : fhghtful manner. The butchsrs In
tAs vicinity placed him in . vat Of cold
vatsr untl IL. sIivL Of . physidan,
Who applied the proper remedies. bat
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! syaPFoxs SfIcA1ARa6.'

Dull. heavy lsadschs.o obsttuedon u
the nasal passages, discharge falling into
the throat somstimes profuse. vatsry,
acrid, thick and tenacious mucous, puru-
lent, muco-purulent, bloody, putrid, OF.
fensivc. etc. In Others . dryness, dry.
waiery, weak or inhamsd eyes, ringing
In ears, deafness. hawking and cough
ing 10 clear The throat, ulcsfshonS. soSbs
from ulcers, voice sitefsd. nasal twang,
offensive breath, impaired smell ana
taste, dizziness. mental depression. dck-
Mug cough. cto. Only s,fsw cfEthe
above symptoms M likelytob present.
In my csss Of one time. s.l,esa.. els
N Whom applied WITH DR. Ptsrss's Nasaa
Douche, and accompanied WITH Or.
Piercs's Golden Medical Discover -
constitutional trsatmsnt, Dr, bsgs's Ca
tarrh Remedy produces perfect eurss Of
the worst easss Of Catrrh end OEsna q
many years. standing. Tbs thcsctDA
course Of ;m~edisaaon isnxstltstes The
only scisniida sationsl, gsafsyend sue
coastal msunsr u ltssaane,thspd}p1
dlssass thAs'hss svstlssF 0aes& sssAA
affiiotsd. ,saitAi ~ - .g&~,AfsF
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TITE I 1.
rAsfEaN N.
ExaninIng che 1ary HsFfits D.

~
Bxantning sns lazy Assfiss cssss
WASHINGTON, April 28.-Ths Com
mitteo on Expenditures In the Treasury
DepsrtmsntrSmitA Ely. Jr., Chairman
.-to.day cor1aasnesd he examination OF
the Mary Merritt case. Edward @.
Johnson, attorney for the owners Of the
vessel tsatidsd thai be came 70 Wash
ington q ths time the case va. pending
md saw the Secretary OF the Treasury:
Ms asnisd me p1plsnsd statement that
.vs ~,
wish, \. .diustsd NV Is.i.t.rt Ssc,.lsrv
0osS.t Jgdos HnShsi. Sormsriv nj.
t,;ct Itio,nev fo, Wiscon.in "a ns,t
=s..r;rsJ .na rsx. Jocrw.r,.,. a.
san.s ~ ali sr,oos.S;nos II ~. H.
Vs~r;v 80. "a sS~;,..S ,h.sL."@.
.hsans ~,
Sns,is ..xs ~. =cors.rt
Execution IN Tsnnesses-
NAsHvrLIx, April IA special 70 the
Ass11esA nom Tuscumbis says William
Boddi, alias White, for tho crime oil rape,
committed upon a white woman named
Artena LiIus. LauosIdaIe county IN
9sP's%ge,, .1'., Wa ~ nol. so-
oay. w ' ses'ueI
S,VVy people, assso.sa0 .n. 'no
%.n"ua
~ ~ suslua ~ So,oe
nrAy. gsioSs, IN w 1u.nsin
Margin o. Nny.e ~ Wa nung ~
tzs4o, tne iAil ptea.ing ms neck; ne
lays no lsis OF uspaaAuon aha a'sa
Pfos0- w
~
OiNcIShAri. April zo.EMenton nAv
osnJ.I ~ I.hi.nd R.,,n.,x .nso;.i
s,om .h.rs o;.s. ~. s%oiiowiy. ..rrrns.
D. r. n p.vs.. p..s;a,ng PiJ.r =;
~" MAN,, rn,..ans, Chn,,h n.
n..shs.i.. M. aSu;n., ;n,;ms,. ~
20 NJ oA.L.m - Ia.sms
L,ax az
WIN wnom = n.u ":
mss. 'ss''ne s.wns Iaa -
sS,a S,... snsay IL
bis departure had s~uccesdedin borrow
ing some $685.. q
4 LlUs..nr... a1N-i
Co.. -, 10 ~ Tu...
soI - ~. sas"
NAs w w , ~
VINO hns lus. nnisnsa : .erm IN .ne ,ei'
~ 0oun.;vaSs
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pANA.s PRo.rRCr~

Tho Philadelphia Press Ia informed thai
Richard H. Dana, Jr.. Of Massachusetts,
il becoming . formidable Republican
candidate for President. W. sincerely
hope THAI the information Of the Pres
Il incorrect. Mr.. Dana 10 fine literary
man. and Congress would have done
veil to confirm him rs Minis,sr to Eng.
Land In place Of General Schsnek. 20
which position President Grant nomin-
ated him. But he has not those ~
scutivs qualities which ft him for .
Presidential candidate. Don't bring
him forward. gentlemen, in that capacity.
You couli do nothing which would spoil
the Republican chances In the nett cleo
ton more surely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

6Sa HIGH sclleeu 1n~
ysslseday morning tesG he
Cola Hi .0AcesAool n96ysd The
pis.sufsekSasssseb sfors their par
sats and fhsnds, and showing what the
result Of thsir teaching bad bssa for The
last tsrm. The exhibition vaa. In I'll
respects. creditahis TO both pupils and
tssrhsrs. The pupila showed that hey
had done good work in thar ssudiss.
and the examination showed conclusive
y that the tsachsss had done good work
In their teaching. The exhibition vas.
in all rsspscts. . credit to Gold Hill;
and II il for this reason that We notice
IL Ths programme gives. - ~s nossd
in yesterdays Nxws. was an szcslleut
one. The essays and Rotations showed
10 What sxtsnt our Gold Hill students
hare progressed. We yield 70 no city
ortovn In the country In the matter Of
sducatioaal facilities: and the exhibition
Of our High School ON yesterday IL proof
that our petition on this point Is ten
able.
While speaking Of u High School.
We cannot refrain from paying . passing
compliment TO the Principal. Mr.. Baksr.
10 whose s~1srions. In . great degree.
III sxeslisscs Of the pupils' advance
msus II undoubtedly due. This gentle
man has worried hard and wslfin the
Interest Of our children. and h dessrvss
all the honor which VI can heap upon
him. Lei al possible respect b. given
10 Principal Baker. He has done his
whole duty TO our children in his posi.
ton - Principal Of the High School.
and the poorest reward We can offer him
10 our thanks for his efforts in their BE-
hall. A
In every town and every city Of this
great country the public school system 10
the bulwsrk Of its existence. When We
educate our children We produce men
and women TO p~erpstuaie our inssitu-
tons. II 10 for this reason that We
cling to our public schools A. the one
great institution Of our country. And
therefore 10 is that We. citizens Of Gold
Hill. are proud Of The exhibition given
in the High School Of this city ysster-
day. Il shows us that M children are
growing up to be worthy citizens Of q
great country. Il shows " that our
children are learning those principles Of
education which will ft them 10 act -
intelligent men and women in the fu-
turs. II makes rs proud Of the Of.
spring which We have reared and Il IL
we'll for . community to DO proud Of lie
Offspring. tl cF.1aE heaF'
We trust that the scholars Of our pub
lilo schools will always shov n fair q
record - thoss Of the High School did
yssssrday. II they do, the future Of
this city on the hill 10 assured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

TIE sulphur mines near Steamboat
Springs arc improving daily. The
Wheeler Company has opened a Gu. 2oI
20 feet in the aide hill on which the
claim 10 .ituaied. aud ii has . fsce Of
solid sulphur. A shaft has been sunk
1900 feet north Of the open cut. and
shows q continuation Of the sulphur
ledce and veins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

A Bsriin correspondent says The Porte
has t~s1ssySphsd 70 representative
abroad, holding ~ Pevsn rsspesdhla
for oejsstins 10 military measures
a9Alnst aoneenegro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

A telegram iron Athsns ssys that A.
though the Porte hss been induced "a
abandon an immediate attack on Non.
tenesro. he viii ~oonesntrats 10000 sold
isrs al Scutaria and 10000 In Hsrzego-
yinA. The public In Turkey 10 weary Of
diplomatic intsrfsrsncs. The Govern.
msnt's objses .ssms 10 Be- only 70 gain
time 70 assemble forces and strike Q blow
regardless Of eonssqusnosG The situa-
ton 10 full OF danger. The Government
In ~sxhsushng 10 resources in vsriiks
Preparations and declares ID can pay no
body. si-.ss0
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sfIIla sasaa aaAJoA.onua0

A. me nsas asd rsns Or EsoeDls-
new Eanesla ouseseaed ass ear,
vsysr-Prsssat 0seupasts - -
Laaeo1a Hsnsisa-Rslies = NeI
ssAss' Capissl-0ia C~alifsrnia A.
qaainsanesa-Chieago, etc. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29
.U FREIGHT DELIVERY
JOBBING OF ALL KINDS.

T Az PRIrAaID TO REcEIyE AND Oh.
shot nottes. ssd q ne nost rsssonshis rsiss.
am aiss psspsrsd TO do lobhing q ever =.
sefiption, having psvsai Teams coostaatiy -,
plsysd. fwul gusflstss ssiisfaetion 70 N ~
may sntruss NJ with tAsts healing.
aim JAMES y. HKLvILII.
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II is reported hat he Porte M

II 10 reported hat the Porte makes 1t
. point Of military honor not TO consent
10 an aruistios until Niksisk 10 rsvictual-
ed by force Of arms. The Great Pow
sr. however. still hope to prevent an
~sxtepsion Of the war. Rassia adhsrss
70 her original programme. namely:
Tho maintsnaDos Of The present. stAtus
In Turkey. and the a~mslioration Of the
lot Of the Christian subjects Of The Porte.
She will not dsviais thersirom except In
aecord With the ave other Great rowers.
, The i~nsurssnts are willing 70 permit
the Montsnserians 70 revictul Niksik
II the Posts oonssnts 70 = frsaA srmiat
tiee and pledges itsslf not 70 reinforce
its troops during the armistice. The
Porto persists in rsvictulating Niksik BY
force. Peace depends on the Porte.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

SrLyEl HILL MINIsa coMPANY.-So.
- TIcR To sT0CKHoLDERSy- Yran.
ei,eo. April ~, ls1e.-A meeting Of the st,cf.
holders Of the Silver Hill Mining Company 10
hereby called. 10 be bold at the once Of the
Company, Room No. 10 Hsyward's Bulldlng.
No. lis California street, San Prneisco. Call.
forpia. on MONDAY, the nth day Of Nay. 1915,
ct the hour OF . o'clock r. r.. 10 consider and
decide upon 9 proposition 10 Increase the cap.
capital stock Of Ave millions four hundred
thousand dollars 90 .t0o. 000). divided Into nfty.
four thousand l4.0oo) shares Of one hundred
dollars ttinoD each, 70 ten millions eight hun.
Into ons hundred and eight thousand Qos.Uc0D
shares Of one hundred dollars $1,000 sseh.
A. 4. p. HARMON,
W. y. HOBART,
Q. n. rELroN,
slRIis WIRE.
sp7std Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29


Mr.. Greeley over the mountains. still
runs his coach between Carson and Lats
Tahes. H won't hssra word ssaiusi
the hmsntsd PHILOSOPHERS. and oftsn 70.
gales hin passsngsrs with ~rscollsctiOns
Of that memorable drive. "As squAr' .
man % svs I cot syss on vas Horace
Greeley" 4 Hanks latest verdict.
Thar want no painted mule bout
him; an for bilin' over With politics an
farmin'. I nevsr met his skAl."
Tn election Of Charles II. Fish 10 the
Prssidsney Of ths Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company. vice Edward Barron
rssignsd. IL gratifying news 10 The army
Of fsssnds Of Hr. Fish In this section.
They fssl alnost - ven p,sassd - II
Charley had bean elected President Of
The United States. Mr.. 4. W. Ravens
vorthily succeeds Mr.. Nsh - Secretary
Of thai famous company.
ru ..... L,-I-a--.-
v....-,... .s.n. .m-N,-~N
~, ~, r-..,. .n--..w ".
ward-Gsorgs LammerhArt. n. Finns-
r RON. Joh, o.nor,.,I .na
Baker. Gsorss A. Douglass d rs-slsct-
City Attorney. there having been no OPP
position.
=
.,n ~. :. c. ~
-, -..,... TN
in N.,.a. emit .rs -,,s;n ~ -
,hs cola vida ~ M, 80. In !. ..
,boosh, he NOR. ma, ,,.h,.a '. ~.
count,, .honna. a, ,.,.n,or. -.
lno,n a \. - a, $500. -,
-
a SHIPMENT OF one hundred pairs Of
~ "na 'ui'
A'J's1' sn Psr' u wa sesse u soon
70 : sen' ron Ban Francisco 10 Auck-
land Nsv Zealand. for The purpose OF
introducing there these hitherto I'M
known birds. The prairie chickens and
turkeys were caught In Iowa.
=. - ws,--.-. ~.
,h;,,,.n e.u.. =, .r..,. &c.,. :,
..,.,,,. ,a a...L-.-s,
the religious press should keep still.
pox prn,o Emn.,o, a, p,.,;, Ia,
San F,,ne,.oo 70, ch,o.,. mi. m-o,,;n.
~. lii :. a;,..,. -, -.
changed his mind about Waiting the
Comstock mines. 30 Gold Hill and
Virginia City win ioss thar sIpectsd
glimpse Of royalty.
InH efa~ hseoru.on'oa says:
y . snoensf scandal General
.a v" .os.a A.sssa NE ..me
rs''pa'n.
mi. fu.s. 4. s.n..o, Jo,s.. nm. h.ld.
h..a.a .h.,nh"
-
TIE new constitution Of COLORADO
~. ~
c=.a.s..,., 80 - = 49, IN M
- co. 900 - as 900
having already been subscribed.
witt - Dr.,
co..s-..~... !, -
"" sp'e'"'hA 'fom Ns'soA 70 'ns Con
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a.. .Lh. ..... ,,u, 4
p. u..he died. Deceased was 10 ysars
Of q and had been In The country but
= f.v ,..L. -
n. 49, w. rL-
Inc Board OF Water Commtsstoners
inst this evening to hx rated, but I'D.
osiis:s a :.s9 ilss s a:ssA n=:,s ss:, III
--
=. soss. : s.nss xp"' - 70 the win Of u.
3. brsg. : s, .sn. AHis' The wife Of v.
sniTH- II s.s rnnei,so. April y. hn. EAr.
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INsPRCrORs

Iir.. w.,dvA. HULL, T. DuxAas and
second ward 90: GoLpNa, ,. O. cALD.
WELL and A. cAkhK.
BY order o.. the Board Of Trustees Of The
Atie.ti J. II. HARRIS,
apl5h Clerk pro TEN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29
ELECTION NOTICE.

-
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ the mt Monday.
The Pirst Day Or May, 1875,
At the Engine House Of Yellow Jacket Engine
Company. No. 3, In the First Ward, and ii the
Houfe Of Lincoln Hoee Company, Ne. ., In the
seetnd Ward, Of the Town Of Gold Hill, In the
County Of Storey and ststs Of Nevada, an cleo
tim for the following oficcu Of the Town OF
Gold Hill viii b. held. vixt
Three Trustees fer the First Ward,
TIVE Trustsss Ter the second warat
Oss Tswn Marshal, asd
Oss Tswn Treasurer. ns
Said election will open 81 eight o'clock In the
morning and continue until sly o'clock in The
evening OF the ssns day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

TEE land in washos valley is al
taken up. There we're Avs applicants
for the last remaining place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

Ross,r LuooLx. the son OF Presi.
dent Lincoln. in candidate for the Re
publican nomination for Secretary Of
State in Illinois.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

BAN FaAscuOo's contribution 70 the
Centennial Fund. u II believed. will
reach s25 200. not lees than $50
having already been subscribed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

TIE new constitution Of COLORADO
provides that the school fund shall for
ever remain inviolsis and intact, and
that the interest only shall BE- used in
the maintenance OF the schools.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

Tns New York Tfsogx. which. ines
Horace Greeley run for President 10 an
Independent Newspaper. endorses Blaine
for the Presideney.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

Tnr Virginia and Truekcs Railroad
Company has unsupported all the min.
srsl specimens from Nevada to the Con.
tcnnial free over liz road.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

TIE Salem (0resos) mills suspended
operations . weak ego to-day on account
Of high vatsr.
TEE Spaldine Courtmartial has been
in session In Ban Yfsndseo for hfly-
three days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

TIE Austin city election cana OF on
Monday last, with the following result :
Mayor. John Frost Aldermen First
wsrd-Gsorgs Lammerhart. n. Finns-
gan. George Diokson ; Second wEdJ.
Z. Rocker. John o'Donnsll and J. N.
Baker. GsorseA A. Douglass d rs-slsct-
City Attorney. there having been no OPP
position.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

face, laughing himself all the time he
was doing Il. and would not let him up
until he said he had enough. and prom
ised that he would never again DO guilty
Of trying 10 bribs any man, or induce
him 70 do q dishonest action. lie then
let him up. and the fellow snsaksd of
like . whipped cur 10 his kennel. I had
the pleasure Of examining this instru-
ment. and handled the Jacob staff. which
has served to point n moral and adorn
Q TAIL"
The location OF this monument and
the surroundings OF Oak Ridge como
tsry are charming Indeed. and tho Tomb
Of Lincoln will become . shrine ~ holy
and sacred TO the pilgrims OF all lands
who may come here, nearly equal to
that Of our Saviour's tomb to the Cfn-
sadeu Of the Middle aAges.- I Visited
Lincoln's mansion. which is now occu.
pied by the Hon. George II. Harlow,
Secretary OF State, . most courteous aud
sfabls gentleman, and the intimate
friend OF Lincoln. who kindly invited
me in and showed me the parlor and
room occupied by Lincoln for his Office.
II wss here that he spsnt no many jean
OF his life. preparing himself, without
the rsnotsst idea Of the svsntful career
before him. and the part he was to take
In the greatest drama and most, terrible
tragedy on the theatsrof civil war, which,
vas 10 culminats in his own matyrdom
and death. The furniture had been re-
moved TO Chicago before The grsat Gre
and wa al destroyed In that DISASTROUS
conhagration. The house is q vary plain
tvo-story structure. but homeIike, and
just such q residence a. might be looked
for. knowing the style and character Of
The man. Mr.. Harlow also hAd the
kindness to prvssnt me = cane. cut from
ths breaches Of one Of tho two small
elm trees (ths only two trees nov liv-
ins). plantsd BY Abraham Lincoln. duly.
suihsntioating Il on his own Official pa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

B3se.ia yi!i.is, April .. 10 the via o. =.
BR ,!-ls uryinis, April =. 10 ths wife Of W.
ID, Bray. . sen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

SSS0Ss
Bsrnsley, beoteh and Irish Dansst,
Dsmask Table Cloths and Napkins;
Towels and Towsnng;
Linen and Cotton
shestings and shirtinssj
Biankets and Quiitst
Colorsd and Whits Ylannslsf
Table aud Piano Covsrsi
W Lace Curtains. Etc,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-29

TnH Sacramento Record. Unioa says:
"Oh, oh ! another scandal! General
Butler and Olive Logan kisssd the same
baby d the lasl Warrington reception.
The baby. who b 81 the bottom Of al
this fuss. 10 Senator Josss' little bald
headed chsrub."