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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-15

SALT LAKE. Sept. i5.-The particulars
Of the train robbery reported in last
nights dispatch are as follows; The car
used by the express company Is In two
compartments, M being occupied by
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. aud tho other for the
United States mail. On tho down trip
last evening Williams. the messenger
neglected 81 lock tho outside door Of
the express car. lie attributes his neg
lect ON this occasion to thoughtlessness.
mover having had occasion 10 apprchend
danger from robbers ON this line. II 10
before 8 o'clock in the evening when
Woods Crosa. the last station before enter
Ing SAlt Lake. 10 passed. When the train
arrived at the Salt Lake depot and stopped
Of $40, Mr.. Williams did not make his APP
pearance at the car door ~ usual. 10 hand
the express matter into the wagon which
conveys IL TO the Office Of Wells. Fargo
4 Co. Tho employe Of the express com.
pany who meets the train at the depot
with the express wagon Immediately en-
tered the car aud there found Williams
firmly tied 10 tho side 81 the car and
gagged. being unable to speak or release
himself. lie had the appearance Of
having struggled severely and had sue
ceeded in extracting his right hand
from tho ~fastenings. lie was tied
erect against the side Of the apartment,
with strips Of canvass, some Of which were
also firmly bound over his mouth In such
n manner az To prevent the possibility Of
his uitering an audible sound. lie was
speedily released, and tells the following
story:
As the train was leaving Woods Cross.
two masked men noiseles.ly entered the
express car, presenting pistols at the head
Of Williams, and telling him to throw up
bis hands and keep quiet. He yielded at
once to their persussions. and they speed
ily bound and gagged him. The robbers
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BAN FRAxcrsco. Sept. ID p. H.
Tho Associated Veteran. n, thu Me,,c.r
~ ~
war 'As' evening ceieprr~u pya pahquet
at b Cosmopolitan tho Goth anniversary
surrender OF the CITY Of Mexico.
4. ruo,o, u,.,w "A, -. A..
We f'"'o " 'o
probable Democratic nomine for Congress
Of the ID District, In place OF N. Greene
Curtis declined. Ex.i.semblyman Daggc
declines to allow his name to be used for
the position.
Over 1000 Republicans turned ont TO
receive Congressman Page at Oakland last
night. There WAS Q grand torchlight
procession and speeches.
Jennie Bonnet. q French girl. was as
sassinated about 0 O'Clock last night at the
San Miguel Saloon, near the station Of the
same name ON the Han Jose Railroad. Tho
deceased came TO the saloon, which Is kept
~ . kind Of wayside inn, on Tuesday even
ing. In compsny with another French
IN In . hired buggy. On Wednesday
. boy. employed at the stable In the city
where the vehicle was obtained. came To
the station n took tho buggy back to
town, jennie refusing 10 pay for the use OF
II. Later In the same day the stable-kecp-
or himself went TO Han Miguel and told
Kenny II she did not pay him ten
dollars no would put q bullet through
her. He left without his money. Last
night Jenny had Just gone to bed IN n
room on the hrst hoor, u her companion
was preparing to retire, when q shot was
nred through the inuow s'rlkihs Jenny
"a nIA ANIL n
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PIKsr WARD CLrB To-Nom.-As may
be- seen by due Official notice in our adver-
Using columns to-day. . special meeting
u the First Ward Republican Club. Gold
Hill. will be held this evening at Miners
Union Hall. commencing at I:3O O'Clock.
Thi. meeting IL called for the purpose 81
reorganization and the nomination Of can
didatc. 10 be voted for at the coming pri-
mary election for delegates TO the County
Convention also for the transaction of
such other business A. may be legiiimateiy
brought before said meeting. 4 full at
tendance of the members Ia requested. and
all true Republicans 81 the First Ward
should he present by all means. Join the
Club and help roll the political ball pro-
perly.
MoHE Coon SHOOTING. - Thomas
o'Brien. one Of the sarsfield's crack shots,
i. getting away with 4 great deal OF
money in his matches, Of late. This morn
ing he successfully shot against seventy
i've in a possible 100. We give the score
-9l3.
3-Tg. The shooting was done at . dis
tlntt W -NN NAIuss o'th
never hs.n shot over by Mr.. 0'Brien or
anybody else. and near the Emmett range,
Virginia. The match was for 500 = side.
coin up, and II will be observed that our
Gold Hitler won with ease, having more
than his required score at the nineteenth
shot. the count standing seventy-six.
Wake up the sarsielis when you want
good shooting done.
srcoSp WARD CLuB.-A special meeting
Of the second Ward Hayes and Wheeler
Club. Gold Hill. will be held at Lincoln
Hose House on Monday evening next for
the nomination % candidates To he voted
for at the coming primary election for del
egates 30 the County Convention ; also for
the transaction Of such other business as
may be legitimately brought before the
meeting. Sec Official notice in our adver-
Using columns to-day.
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Inox X n BLoop. = The Peruvian

-
IRoS IN THE BLoop. - The Peruvian
Syrup vitalizes and cnrichcs the blood,
tones up the system. builds up the broken
down. cures dyspepsia. debility. dropsy'
chills and fever. chronic diarrhma; ner-
vous affections, boils. humors, dispetes,
etc. Thousands have been changed py
the uso Of this remedy from weak. sickly.
suffering creatures TO strong. healthy and
happy men and women. and invalids can
not reasonably hesitate 10 give II Q trial.
A 32.pago pamphlet. containing . history
Of the Peruvian Syrup. Q valuable paper
on progress In medical science, . treatise
on iron rs Q medical agent. testimonials
from distinguished physicians. clergymen
and others, will be sent FREQ TO any ad'
dr.s. sErn W. FowLz a soxs, Propric'
tors, VI Harrison avenue, Boston, MASS
Sold by dealers generally.
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u STATE FAIR.
Resuis ershs Races Yesterday.

lrrom the Reno Journal. sept. iAh.l
We noticed many new faces st tho Fair
Grounds yesterday. drawn by tho ex.
pectancy Of seeing good sport, and they
were not disappointed. Tho attendance
was about the samo as on the previous
day.
Tho Judges OF tho day were @. II. Van
Gorder. W. Il. Chamberlain and l.. T.
Fox. Timers. J. II. Stewart and \. J.
Ainsworth.
The two mile and repeat race was called.
Dirigo drew the pole, Jerome second. Pro-
lessor third. May Howard fourth. Jerome
WAS the favorite in the pools, bringing
more than all the rest together. May
Howard took the lead at the first turn and
kept II all tho way through tho heat, Di.
rigo second, Professor third, Jerome
fourth. During the heat Jerome broke
badly. ~ did all the others but May.
Dirigo made 1t quite lively for her.
Time. 5:l5.
After this hoat May Howard started of
first choice. but before tho horses were
called up Dirigo was the ~favoritc at i'm.
mense odds.
In the second heat May Howard led tho
first three-quarters, then Dirigo passed
her, but down the homestretch May gained
and passed the score ahead. At the quar-
ter Dirigo went ahead, and kept his posl.
ton, winning tho heat In '5:2lS \, Nay
second, Professor third, Jerome distsnced
horribly. having quit like q steer.
Third Heat-Here q change Of drivers
WAS made. Dennison was put on Pro-
fessor and Lucas put on May Howard.
The horses were called and started. Pro-
fessor and Dirigo In tho lead. and themare
behind. Tho irst mile was . contest be-
tween the first two, but at the quarter pole
ON the second mile, the mare passed both
Of them. and kept IL till the stretch was
turned. when Dirigo pulled out and con-
timed down the homostretch ahead, win
ming In 5:2ah by = length. May Howard
second. Professor third.
The mile and repeat came now. Alice.
~Sweetbrier, Reno and Chambers started.
Sweetbrier had the pole, Reno next. Cham.
bers next and Alice on the outside. Alice
was the fayorite, Reno second choice.
First Heat-Alice broke badly during
tho heat. which was won by. Chambers,
Swcctbrior second, leno third. Alice
fourth. Time. $40.
There was no material change In tho
pools. saving the Field and Reno changed
places.
Second Heat-Tho horses were started
of. Sweetbrier on the run. Reno pulled
away from the others, but between the
quarter and half, Alice, by q splendid
burst Of speed, closed up her distance,
passed Chambers and Tapped Reno. Com
Ing around the back stretch Chambers
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PRox II. PELLows, NJ. D.. OF HILL, N.
H.-Although ] have generally q great OBJ
lection to patent medicines. I can but say
in justice to DR.. wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry that II il = remedy Of superior
value for pulmonary diseases. I have
made use Of this preparation for years.
and 1t has proved to be very reliable and
enicacioun In the treatment Of severe and
l~ong-standing coughs. l know Of n pa
tent, o In comfortable health. who has
taken this remedy. and who but for Its
use, ! consider. would not now be living.
X, PILLOWS, N. ID.
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A ROW.
Charles Peasisy aud william BIRD
shss wish One Ptstoi.Ball- Bird
Bsdiy Ipjured-Piausibls story.

4. Ola
inero wa" . ""e f ~
Hill last evening. OF wnich the attenainB
circumstance have not yet been made
IT,, r.. ,.;n,.ru r.nsd ch.r,s.
P'Aih ~
Peasley and William Bird nave Dceh part
ners In business for some time. They
.,.,.u..,,i., i;,,,. cabin In tina rear
" hio.l Main street. and
..h,a. n, ,,nro, Roth ara
snaIeu eye.y s,.,.,... m-sn;,uistors Of
svou s'I WI, a. f,e,nentlv han
on s"u ...h - 18th are inycterate
pens IN s"'% yaN,srJ,v cyen;ny. M sbout
ai.nAAu s.n,ia i;x;n, in The vicinity
".i',s' >. ,Is.L - s,.,,I.J nv ,he
VI .ns sAsuai. - mamsn, later
,,.ha ins or, ~ ,heir cabin anna
III ,,.a.anchi, in,o,,ca,cJ as moi 10
~. - r., ,hsy were Joing.
psn,isn.,n Jarn A. Main street car.
- ~. - Ill, hail an oIJ.f.sbioned.
III 80 N. went into the
u.".. 20 w;,,a i,ro,h.rs when .ome ac-
s,o'c W VIZ ~. .mr,s.d c.iIsJ ont.
$50 w,i..'- ,La w.,,s, ~
meiic, In..IoS "na,, hs hai,.
Ina' 'no n -, w.
r,.mi,.,ion ,li.eIo...l the fact that n large
n=a.,Ian ~ ,ha la, h.nd hsJ hen carried
49, h. he haii Ths n;s,oi wa, taken
from Inn DR. sehn.bel dressed the
wonnJ
Shor,Iv after. a gentleman who Ia &C.
opaintsd with The psrtios went IN the cabin
Where BirI still remained. When cues
,ion.d. ,onchinr Inc AFFAIR. he answered
al am .bot with nv own ~pis,ol." hut be-
yond that refused any explanation.
Later. he said he didn't know who shot
him ar how he was sbot. Birds injuries
are very dangerous. both bones OF the left
forearm being broken. IL has been sent
IN tbe COUNTY Hospital.
Pcasley tells a story Of how tho affair
originated, and he sticks To il 50 tenacious
Iy Ina, many are inclined to believe him.
lie saws: ~ bought some shirts, took
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To CANDIDATES..

We wish to remind all candidates for once
81 the coming election that all announcement
In this paper and all election printing must be
paid In advance. We can accept OF no eontin.
gent arrAnsemsn,s. SHOW your vor,hinsss for
the once BY paying promptly your prln,sr's
bills.
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PALACE RATINa aTANp.

Ewybody should know that 1t TOMMY
uRFpRoN'S famous Eating Htapd. In Tinker
4 Bhepsrd's Palscs Haloon Virginia City. they
can always End . good squar. meal OF the very
bsst ealing the market Affords. Also oysters.
clans, Holsters and other sheii.dsh. and game,
IN their proper season. Call and try the Palace
Rsins Sand when you are hungry. Ian
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SAY Fx,Scrsco. sept. i5-3 ?. NJ.
Metican-3ih bid. -
~Jusuce-i9h bid. 1871 asked. l9S sold
Beet 4 Belcher-7s bill.
Justice-i9a sold.
Impsrial-i.s0 bid.
CaliforniA-5i \ sold.
Justice-i9h bid.
Con. virginia-5sa bid, 5sS asked.
Justiee-i9a bid.
Con. virginia-5ss bid. ssh asked.
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"a No.. n.lI lI.IIt. snalt..
-.
ho'7' ',' ', ~ -,
ha'a''a pA'"' To-
VI "' "p"n -.
grea' many reai'y ehy''a ~ xappy
aano,s IN snni. son. ~, ~ r.
osi' iAs. e..n =, ,hr IinJ NO.
piesSAh"s' - - LII 90,
'ooA plae' w Ins o. W., mnr. .onid
s NJ nnsW.. v, h,na.n aniax.
10 a.A.u III - Jran,;ny n.
m,sn. - ~. In. ,nd ip,a ,ho
. III who war. hs,nx enough 10
,o-.s-. ..,i,a he'll, The haii wa. crowd.
~ wifi Inc yon,b and leauty OF the Com
80 everyone striving IN ontJo hi. and
her Communion. In the latest kink Of the
" Newport the "uiide or inc cen
1nniai' "a ;.sais w. a.. W.
royal way. The music was the bcst ever
heard in Nevada, and the supper served by
hadovich a lam Mas uSiicious. sii'er
stAi iodse may eohsra'u'a'o i''c'' uPon
us oriiiAh' 'u'e'ss'
vmnrSIA'sNEw SCHOOL, The new school,
ho,.. In couy.e ~ srection nm O street.
- - A. c,.u.- al. n,
virginia near .he 0"'"" o"0' WI"
probably bc ready Tor occupancy About
tho middle % November. The Board Of
school Tru.,ses have decided upon fur.
ni.h;n, he nav .chool with The Iriumpb
lei CHICAGO ~nroluction. The desk IL
nal. of sItrrnaie strip, OF maple and
walnut, 40 constructed as to withstand The
shrinkage caused py our uty clmste
.rat..,ansl ,ogs,her nv AN iron dovstaii.
40 arranged that the more they shrink the
tirmer they become. The teachers desk
VIII be o J walnut anu cherry Vump,n,ns
the quahty VI cn"u1 VIII .m a." a..
appearance. Inc sehooi,house viii 10 INC
BEST iu'h''''c' '"s'"''
DEMOCRATIC CorSrY PRIMARY AND Con-
vrxr,ox-The Democratic County Gen.
,.n...au,n
trai committee !eS"I"A! "e'' m"e
In Virginia and decided TO hold the pri'
mary election for the choice ~ delegates
70 the County Convention on Saturday the
Esd Instant = u.n Gah1 III mn yu nn
WonJ.r the es,h instant. Following 10
the a~pportionment Of delegates: Virginia
First Ward. q; Second Ward, ~; ,n,ru
Ward. III /: fonrth ware. O.. oo,M iii
First Ward. IL Second Wards, floMery'
1. American Flat, i. Ihe iaithiui Dem
ocrat who wishes to vote AZ the primary
will irst BE- required 10 ainrm that hvis
. legal voter AMI thai nc VIII s'Ahd ih 'of
Tilden and Hendricks AMI i'eioth'
pvr,xxr Ur,p BUILDER. Judge
60. h.. LOO, attending +.
hhoh' VI '"s'h'a' "A. 80,
s' ,,,h ~.
o''"''" 81.
n msuuS ~ 81, lie tackled a
INV, r,por,er this morning and the
athletic slave Of the pencil has the salts.
faction Of knowing that the DRINKS ami
petty larceny thieves captured over night
will prcccive that the eye which Justice
will turn upon them for the next few days
il blackened. After punching his Honor's
head the reporter Immediately visited
Colonel Bob iaylor and took the pledge.
..
,l,c. q, ,..o,, a, ,,. p,I,,. witch ~ tho
railroad iu., .ou,h a. Tho pslcber boi,,ipr
work. 4. hon, no u.,,oy . "a IN frat.
rate style. There YOU can get a choice
drop OF ber. ale. por,er or stronger lever
ages II YOU like. and a capltal cigar, There
too YOU will find the Gold Hill NEws and
other lcaliny paner. a, A, country, a
comfortable chair IN ali in and bo treated
like a gentleman. When Won nreout taking
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"ruR YOUNG MGN's POCKET COM.
PAkIONv

IL the title given 10 . small book soon 10 he
published by DIR. II. WAGNER. providing
900 coties are subscribed for al go per vol
ume. All who " IN . copy arr requested 10
cali At No. . South O street. Virginia City. and
feat tho merits OF the rvmedies before sub
seribing for the same. II 10 . digest on vene-
real diseases. D
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= Francisco Beard.
Last EVENING.
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$50 ChollAr Potosi. -. NV. "
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40 yellow Jseist ss sso. :sS. -.
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BERLIN, September i5.-The intolsrant
measures Of the Spanish Government
against the Protestants is stated to have
given rise to q frequent interchange Of
notes between the British and German
governments. II is understood that they
will address n remonstrance TO Spain. and
call on her To act In conformity with her
engagements.
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LroS's k,rHARioS makes beautiful,
glossy. lunuriant hair /; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
OF forty years, IL charmingly pcrfumed.
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The Pacific Coast Pioneers held their
regular semi-monthiy meeting at the hall
Of the Society. on d street, Virginia. last
evening. Vice President Noyes in the
Chair.
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BrrrKx lato than never going 70
church. unless your boots squeak.
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UTAH.

An Audaeious Robbery on y Salt
Lake Train-w Wells, Fargo d Ce.'s
Treasure Box. Containing over
$4,000. Taken No cine 60 the
Robbers.
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Celebration BY she Msxiean Vet.
erans-Asassination efa Woman
OF she Tewa-Preteetivs Meas
ures by she san Frascisce Board
or Health.
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-.
OF the Society, on ii street. virginia iast
evening. Vice President Moves in the
r,.
~
GENERAL htsiSkss.
The Committee on Membership re-
,.o,,sd the .,,lic.iion az J.. d. Cormsck
.s-..,.,x r.,aov.,,,,
ior aumissioh 10 inc Soo'c'''
one week. ,
Vary hanocro Saiis WI. l..ss
REFERRED 70 INC ,lhanoe ~ \
Ihe oliis coming unu'' ~ ~.
,nnlc1. v, a. snci.,v u.r, referred 10
nesmsa. -, - s,.ei.l committee.
NJ. en- s,om an. Committee ON
r,.sr,a rsminJsJ The Society that a
hsnJ.ome carnt hal been laid in the hall
H.a r., al ner,s..ry furniture WA in
sIs.. H. a.L.I that the committee be
P,' - o,,is,.d,
-, Haunting Hall re-
Ihe 'ouhun,,se a. Ia-arh.ii 20 AZ.
ported hA'ihs , -. man,h .
WA-hing'on uuaI' a.. nr,.r hall IN
Also 'h@' '"', -, ~ ni.,,,c,
the county tot tne U.s. VI ,sn -
'"utt uuI.ns 49,. -. x,,h
month"; W. oou.s - al .omwi,,se
d~ischargcI. A.. p,.,,.
mr. u'u'". r., ,ha,o ~.r. .oma
COMMITTEE rcPol.u '.as rs..n,si .nS
bih- Nnieh nN' 49,. IT,, -. a. !.
IN" -. r.. raj ,,oney .nouyh on
hal 10 nav all expenses. Up TO date ST.
ESQ hal becn received; paid u 81
~ %; outstanding, oins, 90 ~ NJ
GSt.an newell Ia, The money ON hand BE-
,n,,e,J oy,, ,n the Treasurer. Carried.
"nfis ~ " 'o
Colonel X. III. Taylor, IN the ABSENCE Oh
an. Librarian. took nm n small box and
-. It'll .;,h ,hs
drassrd from VA human A
appropriate remark that ne heiu III MS
hand the remains OF his friend Mr.. Yorick.
IN. Colonel requested the skull 10 inform
him where his Jokes and merry tests were
now Tho skull declined To enlighten the
Gentleman. Init rrinned pleasantly, A. II
4, ln.w a Joke or two worth telling still.
Then Colonel TAYLOR informed the Society
,b,, The .kull with jawbones and q full
a., az fine teeth hal been donated by
Mcs.rs. Holman and willard. who had
exhumei n near the fiyemilc House ON
the Geieer grade.
P,ulhcu ~ sa,n,v c.i;sornis
ioo Ice, below the surface and 500 feet
from the entrance 81 the tunnel, was pre-
sented by Major Downie, OF Downiesilie'
California. The speciehieh j. WI! peau'
tiful and hard A. mint.
Colonel Taylor next TOOK up anics,!
--.-I 90. ~ Aha ILAIAH1NInn M In1lA
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 5.-Sir Henry Haliosd
has resigned the Captaincy Of the British
National Rifle Team.
The result OF the investigation into the
dynamite explosion at Bremerhaven soma
months ago, Is published. Il mentions
that three cases OF furs shipped at bali
fax on tho missing steamer city Of Boston
by james Thomas were uninsured.
LONDON, April 5.-The 1imes this
morning, referring to the case Of Wins
low, says: "Atter two months from the
date OF his committal Winslow will be
entitled to his discharge, unless The JudgeS
hold that the events which have occurred
constitute sufficient cause to the contrary.
Within the meaning Of the 18th section Of
the extradition act whether Winslow Il
to be given up or not must depend upon
whether the United States Government
will or can arrange to restrict the charges
upon which be is tried so rs to satisfy the
extradition act, We can have no wish
to give shelter to an American criminal,
but OF course our law must be obeyed
by our own executive, and strong grounds
have to be shown before We should alter
our law on q point where II has been SOL
emnly recognized BY many treaties. The
truth is, our extradition treaty with the
United States Is very insufficient. Nego-
tiatious have long been going on for Its
improvement, and It Is 10 be hoped that
the present complication will hasten
them. Meanwhile, it will be remenl-
bered, all We ask Is reciprocity, for al-
ready by our own act we could not try
an English forger surrendered by the
United States except upon the charge
upon which demand was made for extra.
dition. It is matter Of wonder that
this question has not arisen before, but
now that II has been raised, our gov
ernmeut would appear to have no discre.
ton in the Natter