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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11


CENTENNIAL IDE,s-ADyANcrNENr Am
PRooHrss.-Having come io the conclu.
sion that the surest way for us To succtc'l
In business Is by manufacturing and i'm.
porting our wi goods from the East, Va
that we will be able 10 give our customers
and the public AT large better inducements
to trade with ns in Gold Hill. our motto
will be no middle men. For the present,
and until our arrangements are completed
We will offer our entire stock Of Summer
clothing al greatly reduced prices. 10 make
room for our direct imporiations. Mr..
Wolf. 81 the firm 81 H.. 4 W., will posi-.
lively leave for the East on the 10th oi
July. should this article ie noticed by
any Of our customers indebted 10 M. We
kindly request them To call and settle
their accounts before the above ,laie, ~
We neesl money IN enter into our new en-
terprise. Thanking you for past fayors.
We hope IN merit the same for tle fnturr.
IrINSrIlS 4 woI.r.
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rmE INCENnIARY sToVEPIrE.
A w.rai.x 60 Hsss~heiaer. asS
Osh~rs.

There was another slight IRE in Gold
Hill yesterday. II was caused by the use
Of a shee,-ircn stoyepipe. Now anyone
who Knows anything about buildings will
recognize the fact that IL Is impossible to
make these pipes safe. and that where they
pass entirely through the roof with NO
brick work or iiue. there Is constant dan
ger Of hre-. Gold Hin has hal experience
in this respect.
Something less than three months ago .
fire Of this kind occurred 4 few doors below
the NEws Office. The ire department. va.
called out and the lire exiinguished. After
all was over the IRE was discovered to
have been occasioned by the kitchen stove
pipe. The next day a Nsw- reporter called
at the house aud found the pipe In the
| same position that IL WAS before the DIRE,
| aud il stands 90 to-day. n perpetual menace
to the safety Of all surrounding build
ings.
Virginia City has adopted strict rules
| for tho suppression of this dangerous Gus
tom, and Il would be agood thing Tot Gold
| Hill 10 do the same. This u . matter that
| should he commended to the consideration
| OF our Town Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
NEW ..

som.,hin, new IN the way az blasting
..,.-I..- r. H., An n. i,,rn,,cs, ~ ,he
"AP''' -
practical mining men OF IN" '"mst"eh'
II il known ~ Excelsior powder. and yari-
ON, ,oin,s Of ueri, are claimed for IL over
-. u 80, ,,.,,.,
any esP'osiNo e""Pou"" Wv "''""'
among which are the following; tvs
cheaper than any OF the best; u " saier
than any u contains no sulphur. phos-
phorus. glyeerine or similar elements
which make other explosives M
dangerous To handle. and causing
them To explode when least esspected'
u IL composed OF ingredients IN rom
mon. domestic aud medical USE none
of which are at all delet-rious; its power
Is elual tn the most effective OF explosives
now In use. and above all, IL creates no tie
leterions gas or smoke, what little
smoke procseds from an explosion being
inhaled with perfect IMMUNITY. This GER
tainly Is q great and highly important
point. ~ immediately after letting oh a
blast. even In the closest hottest arm OF
Wine. miners can rcturn to their work
without the less OF a S-cohds Time,
and iind I'll" AR male ~ TACT
better by the explosion. u burns very
freely upon Icing spread OUT on n hoari
AMI ignited by q match, anu Ike siant
powder creates more smoke Than when u
Is exploded. but this smoke - rather
agreeable Than otherwise 10 ihnAie' anu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
Arr,..l. ana. M.r.,sx.
p.,.rsss~. ,...s Ev.siss.

Tar s~io,epipe in Sam VANS washing
and ironing establishment. below Liberty
,ngine-hou.e. took ire yesterday alter
noon. Chief kennedy mounted the root
and by great exertlon snec~',iei IN eN'
tinguishing the asmes. The hre cotnpa-
ME. were not needed anal consequently
we're not called inio use.
srluoS,Hy E~SaISriRS. Neml-'rS "'
IN. Society Of q. u. stationary Engineers
will take notice thai a punctusl attendance
h. requested on Sunday. August isih; LOT
the purpose of attending the tnhefai o'
James ~. Young. Deceased. Zee 'N"'
ti.ement in another column
Ora respected fellow-sitsens With
Democratic prceliVities. will n some
4 Of interest by reading the announce
ment ~ the storey County Democratic
Central Committee. publish"i M our AT
yerti.ing columns to-day.
NJ. B,SSrH ani Philip s"Li~n. II The
firm Of Banner Brothers. have gone Ia
Nan Francisco for the purposr ot aiiending
an. vediing ~ Peter Banner. who ~ :" te
made happy newt THURSDAY
,CoLosrL T.. &. HYMN. stat" Prison
warden. and u. ~. Kelly were visiting the
s.omstosk YESTERDAY. Dick says he has
lust surchased q lot Of California. AMI he
came up to loek At his property.
THr Nrws Acknowledges the receipt Of a
complimentary ticket tn the CALIFORNIAN
picnic and games. which will take place
to.morrow at Farmer Trrsdway'- ranch
near Carson.
ArLocK,pr lasting nearly fifteen min
utes occurred on Main street last evening.
IL wss occasionad by a big Load 'of bricks
being uuloadcd in front Of the new Ma
sonic Hall.
cuizrSs residing in the eastern part 81
Virgins City complain Of 4 gang OF hooi'
lums. who assault inofiensi,r passsfs.by
and disturb the peace In evey lo,sibie
way.
Tur estate of Mrs. Anna wylie. bank
rupt, Ia being settled up. over $500
was yesterday paid To creditors. IN"
property sold realized $1,000.
Tar streets Of Virginia are still block
AIDED with building material. IL iss good
sign, however. aud the people do not e"ni'
plain very much.
TnrHr were shipped from the Virginia
City o6ice Of Wells. Fargo Co. yesterday
seven bars Of bullion worth sis.it5 10.
AoHr,r number Of brick kilns are be-
Ing burned in the vicinity &c Gold Hill
and virginia.
y OxSrEs Of cows in Virginia have taken
the hint. and Keep their cows at home in'
ing the night. 49,
Tar Democrats primary elections viii
i,.. place on Saturday the i'h Z"
August.
wo.. !. being pushed rapidly ahead s'
the Lrice contractors sf The Masonic
Hall.
Tst Massari roof Of tho international
hctei' Virginia. 10 nearly completed
yncrsI, CRY wants q ihsater.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
JULIA.
Annual Meeting and Eieetisa-
keeasmieni Management aad
Fine Progress.

Kesnsmienl Management asd
Fine Progress.
Prom the san rrsne.seo stick Report. Aug 10
The annual meeting Of this company
was held yesterday, and Thomas Cole
PRESIDENT, J. c. Palmer First Nee
PRESIDENT. James Il. Keene. j. NJ. Living.
ston and G.. ". Kellogg were elected Trus-
tees. A. Noel was chosen Secretary, and
4. ". Thaysr, Superintendent. There
were represented s6.ooi shares. The prin-
cipal expenditures Of the past year were;
on account 81 the mine. slsi.SiS "a. and
SCI SIS a. for hosting works, compressor
and Burlcieh drills. The receipts were
from sales VI working and capital STOCK
si52. go 20. Cash on hand. August. 1876,
Sis.ee3 81. The present indebtedness u
81. IOl.
A. this mine. By IT, favorable prospects.
promises to become in time not only self
sustaining. but a diyidend-psying property.
We extract extensively from the Superin-
iendcni's report. read at the meeting yea
terlay:
During the past year the shaft was
sunk asa fe~t. making Its present depth
lsO0 feet. The i0OoLfoot level drift was
advanced 10 feet. and two prospecting
drift, were run from this drtt-one
south ~ feet. snd the other west
..a feet. Considerable vein matter
was encountered in these workings.
Another station Was opened and n drift
west started At 9 depth II 400 feet. which
was advanced 1850 feet. When in . dis
lance % cls feet u encountered vein mat
ter 81 a very promising character, eom.
po.sSl Of a mixture Of clay, decomposed
quartz and porphyry. Another drift WAS
run along the east wall 81 the ledge. q dis
lance Of In feet, developing considerable
low grade ore. not worth extracting. N
ia. 1900 level. a station was opened,
pump. boi ani tank put In. aud the drift
run lao feet. all in very hari rock. From
the ieO0 level a drift Was u a distance
southwest ssa feet. aud another south tGi
feet. the latter carrying very favorable
promises of developing an orr bo-iy. Prom
the istJ level station a drih sonth ~ IA
$40 feet. the last 80 feet being carried
along the east wall 10 the vein ; the vein
has well defined east aud west walls. ami
it, characteristics are Identical with the
vein on the icno. In cutting out ground
for a station AZ the i1O0 level II = distance
of four feet On the east side IL the shaft
they cut a vein of quartz Of line quality.
aud which. ga advancing, MAS fonhd To bc
ten IN twelve feet In width. This vein APP
IN L. we'll defined. snd has an incli-
nation In the east. In consideration OF
this discovery. At the lsO0Lfoot level q
drift north has l-en started and Ia in 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11

o. p,.xc,.,o l,o,. ~
'N "
In conformity with orders received At
headquarters here from Washington, four
comp.nies Of the fourth artillery stationed
..Ii...-.. 81 A.. p...,I,a -, -
~ ~ ~,
Dering ABOUT MY men each' Will
leave tomorrow morning, by rhi
Tor C~heyenne. Ihey WIZ be detailed
70 guard the railroad line when mas peen
enune oi irooph 10 Reinforce CrooA.
-Four companies OF tue first cavalry one
Of winch en- route miner rom san
Diego tue otners peihg tauoheu resspeet.
lively at y presedio, Camp McDermifa and
camp haliech, Arc orucrcu 70 hoiu 'hen,-
sei,ts III .eAuIhcss '" move " = molhen' :
noiee. nInny n,en hsrr eApI,s, 'nv "
liei that Si'ting buils iorcs'r VIII be ikriy
before long 'orca'ier u depr,sia'e ON tue
railroad iine' a. he wonld iind u very
dihicnlt TO Keep 30 large q force OF Indians
together Tor any length OF lime. 80,
An expressman named fAi"atu Aekiahu
committeu sniciue ny poison ms resi-
dehce, III 'r western Auui'ioh' 'h's
9,nin
I.n,II nu''.oHsA!. oa'prr' hAs pern
nllss,hs ~. nv "rVAS' w : ~"
drihking ior several usys' goi onIo, worA,
quarrrieu WIN MS "iie. WIN whonl hr
han PREVIOUSLY n,ri on inc nsi oi terms;
u le'tj announcing his lh'eh''oh w
himself ihto Tue nay.
IL N reported that the pauiy-Diiirh cIeu-
tors OF the suspended sto~ck.broking nrhi
OF Scofield u Co. viii. without delay
hiring nuit against N. IL. TAYLOR
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11

SAY Fn,ScIsco. August rs p. NJ.

San Fn,Scisco. August is ?. N.
Alpha-t2 sold.
Msxican-3 bal.
Yellow Jacket-29', bal.
Alpha-u bid.
California-Gla asked.
Oyerman-s1 bill.
Utah-i9 bid.
B@lcher-20ss bid.
Con. virginia-52 bid.
Savage-isa bid.
Gould a Curry H.
kentuck-ul
J~ustice-22 bad
Belcher-M bid.
Best 4 Belcher-iG bid.
Hale a Sorcross-9t bad.
Northern Belle-2js asked.
CaliforniA-e2 bad.
Csledonia-s bid.
Imperial Con.-5S bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
slcoHp DISPATCH.
ssnater booth Declares Tor Hayes
aud wheeler The Dissatisfied
Europn RtOclA holders.

SAY fRANcisco. August 1850 p. NJ
The cAooairis this morning e%litorially
says: 1--WE are auihoritatiyely informed
that Senator Booth, who was last year the
leader Of the Independents in California,
will soon take the stump IN this State for
Hayes and Wheeler"
A meeting Of dissatisfied stockholders
Of the Europa mine was held yesterday
afternoon. The dissatisfied oni-yoied the
officials. anil demanded the books. hut the
officers would not give them M. A police
man was put In charge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11

FoR throat diseases and affections Of the
chest, Browns Bronchial Troches" arc
Of value. For coughs. aud irritation 81
the throat caused by cold or unusual exer.
tion OF the vocal organs IN speaking In
public or singing. they produce beneficial
results,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11

LroS's KAru,nioS makes beautiful,
glossy. luxuriAnt hair prevents il. falling
ont or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. is charmingly r@rfnmed.
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
TO CANDIDATES.

We wish to remind all candidates for once
al the coming election that ell snnounceneui.
in ihis papsr and all election printing must he
pail In advance. We can aeesp, OF no eout!u.
gent arrangements. SHOW your worihlm - Coz
the once by paying promptly your printers
hltls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11

HAa,S's MAGNOLIA balm preserves aud
restores the complexion. removes freckles.
tan aud sallowne-s; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. W. application can.
not be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11


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i,sr sss>isa.
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10 Raymond q Eiy.g
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80 Alp<. Coo. soe
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IN Oils. sac. s.Se. SIC
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&S 80
40 HnH-~y. l.. I &c, &c
1o GENERAL rhomAs, .. 4.
10 South Rarcelons. s
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1O Coco Con. Pc. &c. ar
40 New coso. 80. IN hai
tsS uolisn CHARIOT. eoe, -
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80 Don: Virginia. &c. 81 ~
lIO CALIFORNIA;. civ
~ Ophir. IN. 81.
30 Hale and Norsross. III, n.
20 Ussrmsn. 20. ~ b.
80 Mexican. IN. nv b5. T'.
Ito yellow JACKET. 3is.M
1o Imperial Con-. ~. 81 "a
iTO Beet 4 b~leher. tsk. 80
20 CAieionls. y.
20 Chollar poto-l. ~
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IA Imp<riAi Cos.. ss..s
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"a Utah. isk. 80
10 Bullioa &sk
\ klchequsr. lsS, isS. Ia.
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1876 yusiIes, IN. IN. 90.
4so Union Con, nv, H.. as
10 1ysdy Brysn.i
tS julia. sk,s.
no Caledonia. 81. SIS
20 knieisrbosksr esSc
$50 oiob-. iase. Ia
go Baltimore Con-. ~
Ia ChAllsnse. ~
leo Phil sheridan. 1Gc
i1 Neg Nofk. -
lsS kossath. ~
lUl Mint, a.
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so North Con. Virginia. s.Sc, ~
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7OTnjAn. sec.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
GESfLEMEs'b CLOTHING. Etc.
GLORIOUS SUMMER COME AGAIN.
ALL HEARTS FEEL oHEERFvL
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
Spring and Summer
c L G
POPULAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM
BANNER BROS.
Corner G and rayisr streets,
VIRGINIA CITY.
THRIR NRw AND MAGNIFICENT sroRs
1.-Two doors, =. hsretoforr.l Ia now Oiled with
the LARGEST
MOST EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT
RING
SUM N Err CLOTHING,
ALL NEWLY MANUFACTURED,
R~spr-ssiy fsr 'his market.
The tart Ia established that
BANNER BROS.
-ARE-
THE MOST POPULAR ctorhItas
IN VIRGINIA CITY.
THE MOST POPULAR clorHIEas
IN VIRGINIA CITY.

Their house IL so well arranged that none
can rompstr with them. Compstsuf buyers.
both Ess, and Wet. are continually eneassd IN
supply this establishment with the tair.i. besi
AMI most fashionable clothing in The market.
Our stock is 20 complete that The inos' iasii.
dIous can be- shifted.
our DRIES. DIAGONAL and BUSINESS
suIrs arr In such great variety and % rreel.
lent 10 style and uniivaled In price that none
cav fall 10 lie sultei.
nOys' and YourHs' CLOTHING. In end.
less styles.
GENTS FURNISHING GoODs-ihs largest
and finest assortment Co be- found on The Cosst.
BOOrs. sIOts. TRUNKS and vALisEs-
. full aud comp.sae s-sortinent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO rnr ooLD NIL DAILY Srv..
CALIFORNIA.

Troops 0otaE Forward 10 Chey.
euss = General Deprsssion In
Bustnsss Circles-A Somewhat
Panieky.. Feeling In she Boards
-Senatar Jones said Ca be all
Right.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
rAollABuE 1 WHEELER,
Surveyor and Mining Engineers.
JeWETT 4 MILLER,
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTERS.

T>AvE REMOVED TO HALLS BUILDING
{ opposite The vese, Housr. where the. stiil
keep . fill i'pe of Psints, O'is. 0isss. Wall.
payer. etc. Painting. 0pinlg end Psyvs.
hanging ~ eve y desfsip I'm dcn- With div,
patch, aed vsunisd In give 'sus'setiob.
iyfn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
nelI.r for E~ryInn Refuxecs.

BrncH,Rrsr. August 1.-THE Chamber
Of Deputies has voted four thousand dol.
lars for the relief IL the Seryisn families
that have taken refuge IN l.onmanta. The
numbers IL refugees is estimated at TO-
600.
No Action by Rassia or Austria.
BrLaR,pr. August u. No prosposai
Of mediation has been submitted 10 s~rvia
by Austria ar Russia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
rhe l.., Mali Co b. Re.lor.a.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Euxi..d.. w.rai.x to turkey.


LONDON. August n. Further cores
pondence respecting the bulgarian afro
cite. was laid before Parliament yesier-
day. A dispatch from Lord Derby to the
British Ambassador at Constontinople,
sent on the 9Th instant. instructs him to
urge strongly on the Porte the necessity
thai its troops should be kept under con.
troll that the nnarmci population be
spared. aud that a repetition Of the
outrages in Bulgaria be avoided; also
that the renewal az such Ontrages
would prove disastrous Ia the Turkish
cause. More guns are being mounted up
on the ramparts of the fortress at Bel.
grade. Many Seryians are coming 10 the
rear slightly wounded. II Il believed that
they shoot themselves 10 avoid battle.
Col. Aniilsch's retreat 10 lyanitza means n
much further retreat. Ivanitza Is SUR
rounded by high hills, afioriing the Turks
an excellent offensive position. The Ser-
Wan war IL about 4 resolve itself into a
guerrilla affair.
The Siiyrr Question in Europe.
LONDON. August li.-Goschen. IN the
course Of his speech on the silver question
in the House Of Commons last night. said
he thought Lord Hamilton spoke too
strongly of the panic. The causes now
working justified apprehension, hut he he
~lieyetl. however. that. except NJ 10 the ex-
tent the American mines might yield an
increased amount. We know the worst.
The idea of introducing q gold currency
In India in lieu Of silver was opposed.
and the speaker mentioned the great In
convenience which had resulted from the
change made IN Germany.
The I,sa.eier to-day says that private
adyiccs faom Berlin tend Ia confirm the
statements recently published ~ TO the
moderate extent of supplies Of silver held
By Germany and destined for sale. Silver
Is quoi-l to-day at i2ht.
Proceedings Of the French kenate.
vrRs,mLrs. August 1.-THE Senate To-
day is discussing the Municipal bill. An
amendment making members Of certain
professions ineligible 10 municipal func-
lions, which was strongly supportel by
the Right. for the purpose Of compelling q
return IL the bill To the chamber Of depu.
ties, thus postponing u until next session.
was defeated. II is believed the Senate
will sustain its committee In striking out
the clause requiring q new election.
Tolain moved the reinsertion OF the
clause ordering immediate elections. Re-
Iecied, i59 Ia iJi. M the bill gocs back
10 the chamber 81 deputies aud will be lie
layed until next session.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
,ar Indian seouss,

WASHINGTON, August ll.-In the House
to-day the senate bill r'pealing No much
OF the Army Appropriation bill as limit.
the number of Indian scouts To 200. and
continuing 10 enforce the statute which
authorizes The employment 81 n thousand
scouts passed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11

A regular semi.monthly meeting Of the
Pacific Coast Pioneers was held last even
ing at their new hall on ID street, Virginia.
President De Long in the chair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11
srOCK %kcrOsr.
NJ. rrasei.~s u..ra.

~l~sroHrrp pIur ar a p. xr.rrSa . CO.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-11

Il. Il. Parkinson. Of Carson City. was
balloted for and elected, and Ed. W. Harris,
Of Gold Hill, and II. y. Symons. Of vir-
ginia City. were proposed for member.
shin.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-04-20
A NOTABLE QUAKER WEDDING.

LOn0On DAILY NeW1.
. Amarriage was lately celebrated at
the Friends Meeting House, St. Mar
tins lane, between Mr.. Theodore Har.
ris, banker, Leighton Buzzard, a mem.
ber of the Society of Friends, and Miss
Gertrude Russell, daughter of Lord
Charles Russell, and a communicate of
the Church of England. Those pres
ent included Lord Charles Russell,
Lord and Lady Arthur Russell, Major
and Mrs. Wyndham, the Hon. A. Kim
naird, M. P, Mr.. Isaac Fletcher, NJ p.
(brother.in.law of the bride.groom),
MIR. and Mrs. II. Harris, Mr.. E. B. Tylor,
F. r. S., Miss Harris, and Miss j. NJ.
Tylor. The rules of the Society of
Friends have been recently relaxed in
order to allow of what are called mix
ed marriages being solemnized. at the
meeting houses of the Society of
Friends. The popularity of the mar
riage ceremony is that no minister or
officer interferes. The marriage VOW is
repeated by the bride and bridegroom
standing up after a short interval of
silence, ili front Of the congregation.
A ring was on this occasion put on af-
ter the actual ceremony was finished,
in Difference to the ancient custom,
which the rules of the society have
not been able to break through. A
certificate, recording the actual words
used by the newly-married couple, and
giving a description of their parent.
age, was then signed, first in the pres.
ence Of the meeting by the bride and
bridegroom, and then by q number Of
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-04-20
miscellaneous News Items.

Another revolution is reported at
Hayti.
France was visited by a severe snow
storm on the 18th.
A wholesale drug house of Baltimore
was burned on the 10th. Loss 100000.
The New Jersey courts have de-
cided that election bets are not good in law.
It is now regarded as certain that a
formidable Indian war is at hand on the
upper Missouri.
3 The greatest snow storm expe.
rienced for years visited parts Of England on
the 18th inst. -. .l.,.... :,
The proposition to bond Montana for
the Northern Pacific railroad was defeated by
. majority of two hundred.
A storm in Winona county, Minn., on
the 18th, took the form of water spout at
Fountain City, where the water rolled great
boulders down from the hillside into the
town. -
The insurgent forces have captured
New Laredo, Texas, from the Mexican federal
forces, and quiet is restored. The United
States forces there have fourteen Mexican
prisoners and quantity Of arms.
The news from Russia in convincing
of the fact that the relations between the GOV
ernment and England and also toward Aus.
tria are not satisfactory and It is stated a. Ger
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-04-20
Personal, Impersonal and Political.

&. W. Mead, late of the Northern
Pacific railway, has been appointed superin-
tendent Of the Missouri Pacific railway.
Dom Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, and
his wife, the empress, have arrived in New
York. Secretaries Fish, Robson and Taft
formally received them.
The will or A. 7. Stewart leaves the
great bulk Of his property to his wife; and
this does away with the assertion that the two
have not lived together for years.
Franz Rochall was taken to the
Tombs a raving maniac, from Moody and San
keys meetingin New York, on the l4th, being
the eighth similar case since the meetings
commenced
A. 7. Stewart, the merchant prince,
died on Monday, the 10th, and was buried
on Thursday. His pail bearers numbered
fourteen, and were among the most noted
men in New York.