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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-25
THE PISTOL.
A yirrfutss Tviss shs Enset sf q
Bullss o. His Brain.

A virrisiss Tsiss sss ETset 81 .
Bullss on His Brain.
-
Dan Morrison and ONT other parties
rooming In the second story Of the Will
liam Tell House on South @ street Vir-
einia, were awakened by the report Of a
pistol in one OF the rooms. between two
and 3 o'clock this morning. and getting
up 10 investigate. discovered James Hnc-
kstt struggling In the agoniss OF disco
luton, while q pistol was graspsd in his
hand and blood WAS flowing from the
side Of his head. No further evidence
was needed that the unfortunate man
had committed suicide. Tho ball. which
was fred from q Remington's Ilion
pistol, was OF large size. and performed
ia mission Of death surely and swiftly.
II entered the left temple and lodged in
the brain. 90,
Racket left no note explaining tho
rsason for his act; but those acquainted
with him state that he had been indulg-
ing In the use OF ardent liquors rather
freely Of late, and that this coupled with
the fact that he was unable to effect o
reconciliation with his vile. who sspar-
ated from him some years ago. and Is
now keeping the Pacific Hotel on South
@ street, Virginia. was in all probability
the causs. Those personally acquainted
with Mrs. Hackstt say she IL an honest,
energetic and careful lady, and that the
reason for her separation from her hus'
band was that ho not only did mot pro.
vide the common nscsssarios OF Life for
her, but squandersd all her earnings In
the qualification Of his depraved .ppe-
ttss. Such may or may not DO the facts,
We present them as learned from o
than one reliable party. ,
The Coroner was promptly notned,
and took charge Of the remains. having
them conveyed 10 Barnes undertaking
establishment on South Q street. An
inquest will be held In Odd Fellows
Hall ct z o'clock this evening.
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I. o. o. F. MirrNo.-A regular
meeting Of the members Of Olive Branch
LODGE No. 70, /. o. o. F.. will be held
in Odd Fellows Hall Virginia City, Of
7 O'Clock this Tuesday, evening. A
full and prompt attendance Of members
in requested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-25

KELLOGG 4 Co.-This popular stock
firm has paid out during the past few
days over $4,000 on "puts and calls"
A firm that pays its liabilities on sight
certainly deserves the patronage oil the
public. The stock market for the past
few weeks has afforded an eIcsllsnt
opportunity for speculation. which Is
being taken advantage OF BY q large
portion Of our people. by this system
Of speculation n person can either puy
for n rise or sell short. at his option.
and all il costs Is 81 per share for fifteen
days. or 81 per share for thirty days,
and there is no liability whatever. 1--WE
them q call.
JAKE WHITES MARROW GAroE.-Jaks
White, the popular proprietor OF the
Virginia and Gold Hill omnibus line,
has got himself up a private conveyance
in the shape Of a narrow gauge, one,
horse sleigh. II Is made entirely OF
cas- pipe, and only room on IL for
man, the seat being the size Of . post
age stamp. Jake splurg~s about b
streets OF Virginia and Gold Hill on II,
and refuses hundreds Of dollars daily
from fellows who want TO ride with him.
When Jake runs for United States
Senator, he proposes doing II on this
sleigh.
CoxrLrNrSTAEr.-we are pleased to
acknowledge the receipt Of a eompii'
m.ntary ticket to varney's opening
n.rtv At National Guard Hall. Virginia
CITY. on Friday evening next. This Is
the first chance varney has had Tor re-
snminc his ever popular social dancing
parties since the big fire. and. from the
numerous ladies' and gents who nay they
mr.. Going 10 attend from Gold hiii. We
think varney's social will DO a very i've
iy and enjoyable affair.
A NEw SUPERINTENDENT. = GEORGE
Hunsineer. Foreman Of the Bullion, ha'
heep appointed superintendent OF the
WooLvilio Consolidated mine. vac =
King resigned. u. =. kslloSg. formerly
Foreman Of the Yellow Jacket, has oeen
appointed Foreman OF the buiiion 'n
place Of Hunsingsr.
CuAxoE or SurERISTESpESr.-M ..
=. Jewell has resigned the superin.sh-
Jency Of the Globe Consolidated mine
and GEORGE wsstfall. Of San Francisco
has b.en appointed in his stead. aI.
Westfall Is an experienced Coms'oek
miner. and il an excellent man LOT tho
position.
LIpsErY's BALL--Ths Ball o'nm
leo Of Arrangements OF Liberty Engine
Company No. I. a obtain tickets OF
Emanuel Stern Mt the store OF stern x
son. near the railroad crossing. Please
call Immediately gentlemen, anu se'
your tickets for distribution.
Lrrrrns addressed to Mrs. a. H.
Hitchcock, Cheshire. New Haven
~. Conn; and Mrs. III. Malone ioo
fnurth street, San Francisco. Cal, are
held for postage al the Gold Hill fos'-
ofaes.
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A f,zzLE.
Ne Fight 90 Gene or Between
Jshnsy suiiiSss ssd Jisnsay
TreSiiiiaa.

The proposed prize fight between tho
above named parties has. IL We are not
mistaken. fallen completely through.
The people Of this place will. therefore.
DO denied the pleasure OF observing two
men engaged in the noble endeavor OF
putting a head on each other. for
coin and glory: the latter by the way.
being IN tho eyes OF n respectable I'm
numbers) minority. second only to Ia
enyiable distinction OF having o
money than any other man in the coun-
try.
As stated in yesterdays issue OF the
NKws, the pugilists could come to no
terms last Saturday. and another meet
NC to arrange the conditions OF the
encounter was agreed upon for last eve
ming. Sullivan, accompanied by n
friend, went TO Virginia for this pur-
pose, and met Trevillian and his friends,
but could como to no terms with them.
We are told thai Sullivan offered to fight
Trsyiiiian in seven weeks. for $500 or
IL, 900 a side, but this not being accep-
table, he offered to reduce the time to
Eve weeks. Trevillian was obstinate in
refusing to fight for any larger sum than
$3.50, and insisted that the match should
come Of in three weeks. As Sullivan
and his friends knew, or claimed to
know. that he could not be got in trim
for fighting in less than i've or six
weeks, they rejected the proposition.
We are further told that Sullivan
becoming irritated at the conduct OF
Trevillian. then offered to fight him fer
$40 in three weeks II the latter would
reduce himself to his lSullivan'sl weight
--l25 pounds. This liberal ofer was
also declined. According to the state
ment Of Sullivan's friends, for the exact
truth Of which we are not prepared to
youch, Trevillian. who has lately been
under q course OF training in San Fran.
| cisco, was unwilling to meet his oppo-
neut on even terms, but wished to force
him into a fight when he was in no con-
| dition for an encounter.
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Delayed Trains = Track ssswed In'
HuNDoLDr wkLLs. New, Jan. 10
The delayed wsstbound overland trains
got through the snow blockade last
night at II r. y. The sastsrn-bound
train lett here At 10 o'clock to-day With
nine engines and snow pillow. Tho
weather Is warm and the mow thawine,
and no further blockade Is apprehsndod.
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SIGN OF the GLASS CIGAR,

SIGN OF THE GLASS CIGAR,
Al DR.. sPALDiNG's SALOON. opposite he
Odd Fellows Building. vlrginia City. Msvsda.
SIMON PACKsHER. ct the "Intsrsaional"
for many Year, before the great hrs, hes nov
ntted mp, 81 great expense. one 81 the YlNkBT
CIGAR STORES In the Btats. where be win
y Of ola, deal out TO his ihssts . yetre.s
the CHOICEST AND MOST YAv0krTH
BRANDS or IMPORTED CIGARS. hs -
and SMOKING Tobaccoss. Imported Osafstta.
wostenholm Cutlery. hsersehaum Pipes, and .
nne assortment OF fsney oeds-..-
KS M D.
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Heavy Rainfall In ssuthern Call.
fsrnta.

Los AsorLxs. Jan. 2i.-Ths hardest
rain-storm OF the season commenced on
Sunday evening. It cleared up this
afternoon. Tho rain fell in torrents.
Over Ave inches have fallen in tho past
two days. making the total rainfall for
the season from ninstssn to twenty
inches.
The Southern Pacific and Telegraph
stage limo failed 10 make q connection
to-day. The rivers are almost impass.
able. and Il may be a day or two before
regular time 10 resumed.
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A CARD.

To al Who arc suffering from the efrors and
iudlscretlous Of youth. nervous weakness
.sriy decay, loss 81 manhood. etc. VIII send
recipe thai viii cure ron. free q ehargs.
mi rreat remedy Was discovered ~ mis-
40 ary In south America. Bend 2 selI-sd'
1rssssa suyslops TO the key. Joseph Z. lunar
Station d, Bible House. New ho'A wy
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C0RNICAL

Save ne. health aud monsy. Ave'a eu'
and bar "Chemieal strength" ,os1 oy u.1.
dsusrists. Instructions fuli. and : epIe 70 :,
sptsed ia any csss Of dehilitsiine arSam ss ~.
seminal weahness), and ~ alafmsns N Isbuse.
.s.s~ A. spv csusc, CRArI D bstnhAs:
WSeisssis Agents., san Francisco. rne:
psf bottle. -
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u,vMAu npOe. q Co.

TIA v~slI-i.swn Fursiturs Dealer. i1s South
q ,.r.ss, ~ eissi.s out thsls lsrfs st0ss. =
s.%ir-sosss 10 opes thsrs shortly with . new
stock. Meantime. thsY as selling furniture u
80 sr,oss q No. rs South O street.. lin
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ssooND pispAroH.

ssieide-Raymend q ELY Eiection-
Retired frsm she Turf-baie OF
kharon's Residence weather
steamship China net Heard
From.
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STOCK ~REPoRr.
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80 Golden charies.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES


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In view Of tho demonstrated fact TINT
the best ore OF the mine has been taken
from the deepest workings. the company
propose commencing tho sinking OF a
flrst.class thrcc-compartment working
shaft In a few weeks. or whom tho sea.
son opens. This will DO sunk at nn
eligible point cast Of the surface crop.
pings, 10 intersect the ledge at a
depth OF eight hundred feet or
more, in order 10 open and work
the mine far below the present lowest
workings. Meanwhile the extraction
and milling OF the ore by means Of the
present adit and openings, will 60 right
straight along. furnishing the requisite
coin 10 do the work with. Tho above
items and Vows OF the situation are
given from a personal visit Of inspection
to the mine a day or two since. We
certainly consider the Silver City mine
a very well managed and promising one,
and liz financial condition, or that oil
the company owning 1t. very healthy
and prosperous.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-30
CoUSTERFEITISG.
of n Gang OF Commentators
An RrOOklYn.

IN mEOOhAtns
NEW YORK, June 30.-United States
detectives discovered the headquarters
of a gang of counterfeiters at SO Wilson
street, Brooklyn, and arrested Tom
Oongdon, a notorious counterieiter who
WAS engaged in printing National bank
notes Of the denomination of FIVE dol
lars, Of Castleton. N. Y, and Charles
Conklin, who was stamping bills with a
United States Treasury seal. The house
Oh being searched was found to contain
every facility necessary for manufactur-
ing counterfeit money. Ia one of the
closets we're found plates for printing
five dollar bills on the Camden National
Bank of West6eld, Mass, the Merchants
National Bank OF New Bedford, and the
National Baukof Castleton. N. Y. Fifty
thousand dollars worth of National bank
bills were drying near n Of the win
dows. The plate on which the back OF
tie bill was 10 be printed was said by
one Of the arrested counterfeiters to be
in the hands Of George White, one of the
finest workmen in the country, aud he
was arrested aud taken to Brooklyn.
Yesterday the prisoners were taken be-
fore Judge Benedict in the United States
Court. White was indicted, pleaded
guilty, and was remanded for sentence,
and Congdon and Conklin pleaded not
guilty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-30
rHR POOR uNc1VIL1zEp sOurH.

Those in the South who oppose
Tilden and support or sympathize
with the Republican ticket should
read the following, written a few
months ago by Hon. William A.
Wheeler and reproduced in the
Washington Chronicle Of June 22d:
And now, a closing word-the result
Of my personal observation in the South
We of the North delude ourselves in ex-
pecting that the masses of the South, so
far behind as in many of the attributes
of enlightened Improvement and CHILL
cation, are, in the BRET period Of ten or
fifteen years, to be transformed into our
model Northern communities. That can
only come through a long course Of
patient waiting, to which no one can now
set certain bounds. There will be a good
deal Of unavoidable friction, which will
call for forbearance, and which will have
to be relieved by the temperate, fostering
care Of the government. One OF the
most potent if o indispensable
agencies in this direction will be the
devising Of some system to aid in the
education Of the masses. The fact
that there are whole counties in Louis
lana in which thsre in not a solitary
schoolhouse is full of suggestion. We
compelled these people to remain in the
Union, and now duty aud interest de-
mand that we leave no just means un.
tried to make them good, loyal citizens
How to diminish the friction, how 10
stimulate the elevation of this portion OF
our country, are problems addressing
themselves to our best and wisest states.
mauship. The foundation for these
efforts must be laid in satisfying the
: Southern people that they are to have
equal, exact justice accorded to them
Give them, to the fullest extent, every
blessing which the Government confers
upon the most iavored-give them nc
just cause for complaint, and then hole
them, by every necessary means, TO al
ezaqt, rigid observance of all their Ga
ties and obligations under the CoDstitu
ton and it's amendments to secure to al
within their borders manhood and eiti
zenship, with every right thereto be
longing
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WrestIinE Match at DetrOIt

DETROIT, June 3O.--At the wrestling
match between j. a.. Mclaughlin, of
Detroit, and ]. H. Martin, of Ypsilanti,
which took place at. Whitney's Opera
house, in this city, last night, the con
testants wrestled from l0:45 last night
until 6:3O this morning without either
party obtaining a fall. The referee en-
deagored to induce them to continue the
match, but was unable to do SO, and be
declared the match a draw-all bets off.
This was the most equally contested
match ever witnessed, both participants
having acknowledged in a conference
with the referee, in the presence of the
audience at the close Of the match, their
inability to throw the other.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 3O.-The Times CORE
spondent says the new Sultan is over
whelmed with the difficulties of his posi-
ton, aud contemplstes abdicating in
favor Of his younger brother.
The Turkish government has formed
the desperate resolution Of enlisting
$4,000 Bashi-BAzouks, with a view to pre-
vent the spread Of the instruction by
the constant menace Of a general mas
sacre Of the Christians. The children Of
General Ignstiof, the Russian Embssss.
dor, have been sent to Odessa, and the
wives Of the secretaries and Of the EN-.
bassy have been taken to a place Of
safety. The aspect of affairs becomes
more serious daily.
The Countess of Beauchamp is dead.
DUBLIN, June 3.-William Rigby won
the Abercron cup in a rife match.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-30
ASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, June 30. General R. d.
Mussey, a member of the bar in the Su-
preme Court Of the District of Columbia,
has placed in the hands Of Proctor Knott,
chairman of the House Judiciary Com.
mittee, a memorial charging D. c. Hum.
phreys, one OF the associated justices of
the Supreme Court of the District, with
being totally unfit, mentally, for judge;
that be is ignorant of law, frequently
intoxicated upon the bench, and has sat
in at least one ease in which he had d.
rect pecuniary interest.
The Republican Senators we're in eau
u from 10 o'clock this morning until
noon discussing the condition of the ap.
preparation bills and the dead lock with
the House, but adjourned without reach
ing a conclusion.
The Blaine investigation has been ad.
journed till the 10th of July.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-06-30

Halls Journal Of Health thus
sums up some Of the uses of salt
1t will cure sick headache, make
cream freeze, make the butter come,
take ink stains out of cloth of any
kind, kill wens, kill worms, make
the ground cool; so it is more con-
genial to celery, cabbage, etc. 1t
will cease the itching pain caused
by irritating skin diseases, like
hives, itch, etc. 1t will produce
vomiting or stop it, as you ike; and
many other things too numerous to
mention. All pure salt will do this,
to a certain degree, but sea salt il
the most effectual in its action"
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River TeIeerams.

CINCINNATI, June 3 -River falling,
with 9 feet three inches in the channel.
Rainy.
CAIRO, June 3O.-Arrived-J. B. Will
liams, New Orleans, 8 pm. A ]. Baker
and Greyhound, Island No. 10, I am.
Bismarck, New Orleans, 9 lam Laura
Davis, south, 9 am ; Polar Star, St.
Louis, 10 am Hillman, Nashville
noon. Departed-Schenek New Or
leans, 5 am Bismarck and Laura Da
vie, st. Louis, 10 am; Polar Star
Tennessee river, 10 am. Heavy rain
this morning; cloudy and warm.
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The balance sheet.

Albany Argus.I
The various States are to be
classified, politically, into three
divisions; first, Democratic" con-
tanning the States which have given
Democratic majorities in elections
in which the largest vote ever cast
in the State was polled; second,
standardization" being States
which have voted against the Adj
minlstration on test occasions ;
third, Administration" or States
which have never failed in theil
allegiance to Grantism. The fol.
lowing table is arranged on thii
system Of classification
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legend that men were appointed to
high Offices to serve the country
and the government, but this has
been discarded by the Republican
party. Appointments and offices
are regarded as rewards for partisan
services. The Chronicle goes on to.
say "He will clean out from their
soft places all the half-faced rebels
and Democrats, and replace them
with good Republicans" This
means that all employees, however
competent, who do not work en-
Enthusiastically for the party, are to
be discharged and others put in
their places, solely on account of
their pliability and party fealty.
This is a fair specimen of the civil
service reform that prevails in the
various departments about Wash
The Chronicle further
tries to commit Grant by saying:
eff the President appoints Chand-
Ter to the vacant place he gives an
unmistakable evidence of his own
position in the campaign" The
President showed his regard for this
mendacious and characteristic APP
peal by appointing Senator Lot M.
Morrill, Treasurer in place of Mr..
New, resigned.
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kept in good working order. oalOmel and
blue pills. besides being hurtful mineral
drugs, only partially and temporarikwectify
disorders or sluggishness of the great hillary
gland. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, on the
contrary, accomplish thoroughly what the
above medicines fail in doing, and are besides
a safe as we'll as potent remedy for disorders
of the stomach, bowels and organs Of urina-
rant. They are. moreover, a sterling antidote
Ia malaria.
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The Washington Chronicle, of
the goth of June, urges the APP
pointment Of old lack Chandler as
Secretary of the Treasury, saying,
'cFhe appointment Of no other man
by the President will SO clearly in
dictate to the public that he 1.-THE
President) has entered heart and
soul into the successful carrying on
of the coming campaign; for
Chandler can be of more use to the
party in the Treasury than any
other man." There was once a
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pany. Promises of reform come
too late. The thief on the cross re-
pented when he saw hat his end
had come. He was forgiven, but
his life was not saved. Even SO the
Republican party repents after de-
lection in high crimes and INSIDE
meanOrs, but cannot escape the
penalty that follows conviction and
sentence.
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California P~oIiteness.

The p%oliteness of the Californian
was well demonstrated at a recent
horse race. A man who lacked the
luore to secure him admission at the
gate, perched himself on a monu-
ment in Lone Mountain Cemetery
and composed himself to watch the
flyers, when another fellow reach.
ing up, touched him on the leg.
~ want that seat, SIR sob! you
be d." "But its my family
tombstone. My grandmother liei
buried here" "0h!" said the sport
and accohmodatingly climbed
down.