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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24

SINGULAR RAILWAY INCIDENT. The
Minneapolis Tribune. Of tho 23d ultimo.
says: "As the western bound freight
train on the st. Paul and Sioux City
Railroad was nearing st. James n few
evenings ago. n circumstance OF n sim
vular character occurred. When the
train reached st. James the yard master
found that one car was missing. and
called on tho conductor. who declared
tho car was in the train. but when he
examined II for himself found that. sure
enough, one car was gone. What had
become Of il was the next question to
settle. II was thought that possibly II
had been switched of at Mankato
through mistake. A telegram was sent
but no such car was there. The mystery
wasn't solved until the 0:30 express ar
rived at st. James, when the conductor
asked, What train was ditched to-
nipht?' the answer was, 'None;' but he
said he saw q car n few miles back DO.
side the road. Then the matter began
TO clear up q little. The freight train
broke In two and this car jumped the
track, and being under such headway
that il broke from the a behind,
and was under such speed that 1t ran
diagonal!y at least n hundred feet
from where ii left the track. and there
il was as quietly the next morning as
though II ran of on n switch. The en-
cineer Of tho freight found that the
train was In two and backed up and
hooked on supposing oil was right.
How that car could get OF OF the track
without pulling of the car behind is the
mystery"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24

A BoY's EYE Blown RoM rIE SocKrr.
On New Years day young Daniel Pool.
man, q twelve-year-old son OF our es-
teemsd fellow.citizen. William 4. Pool.
man, Esq. residing on North Third
street, met with q fearful casualty. re-
sulting in the destruction Of an eye. and
possibly In the loss OF his life. Himself
and older brother were amusing them.
selves with firing solutes in honor Of the
day, using u double shotgun for the
purpose. The piece. which was heavily
charged with powder and paper wad.
ding, became cloegrd in some way, and
tho boy placed the muzzls to his
right eye TO look down tho barrel. the
gun being at full cock at the timo. by
some means his knee camc in contact
with the hammer. when n discharge fol-
lowed, the load entering tho orbit OF the
eye, AMI blowing out its entire contents.
a. well ms destroying the lid. The boy
was carried into the house, and Dr.
Gviger summoned. taking q heavy wad
Of paper FROM the back Of the socket,
where 1t hal become firmly driven
against the skull. Yesterday the sufferer
Vas resting comfortably. though in u
very critical condition. lie was NM
conscious for several hours after the nc
cident. and was slightly delirious last
evening.-St. Joseph, No., Gdiette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
The Next German War.


Tho other day a simple minded Ger.
man called on a grocer to pay his bill.
giving him q so note. The grocer ex'
amined II closely and said: "Hullo,
whore did you get this note?" "vot ID
do reasons nit dose notof" replied the
honest Teuton; "don't she wash good.
heinz" "aoodg' answered the grocer;
why, you're n lucky man-that note
IN worth $40 co." "Ish dat sol Why
fori" "You SEQ the signature ovsr
here. don't your" "Does things like 9
corkscrow init wormsi" "Yaw."
swell, that's Spinner's signature"
"vell?" "well, Mr.. New Is now
Treasurer OF the United States" "You
don't tois me so. vsllf" well, and
notes signed by Spinner are getting
scarce. and people pay ave per cent.
moro for them than for the new ISSUE"
"By shimminy ish dot so?" Eyes.
Lemmo sec your bills. Why every one
Of them Is a spinner. Man alive your
fortune IL made" In pursuance OF the
grocsr's advice. Mr.. Schneider called OF
the Sub Treasury Saturday afternoon to
get the premium on his bills. What sue
cess he had II IL impossible TO state. but
he was seen later In the evening lurking
round tho street by which the grocer
must GO home. andon being accosted by
nm acquaintance, the following CONVEX
saiioa took place: der PEBBLES Won
Sharmany fights well, heinz" "Oh, yes,
the Germans are un~questionably q mill.
tary nation Of the first class" "Some
big fights. heinz Leipsic3" Eyes"
''Und Koniggratzf" Certainly" "Und
Worth, und Marsla-T Tour, und Grave
ictte, und Ssdanp" OF course, OF
course" Dose was all zig battles, und
der Deutsche lickedf" "Yss." well.
you joost waits till dat grocery store
shuts himssl, und you saw q Dsutscho
victory vot makes you forget all dem lit.
tie ones! ".-Chioa9o Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24

LINCOLN CoMMASDERr No. las can
be seen by official notice in our adver-
tising columns, the regular meetings OF
Lincoln Commandery No. /. Knights
Commanders OF the Sun. will be held at
Odd Fellows Hall, Main street, Gold
Hill, ON the second aud fourth wednes-
days Of each month.
SKATING. - Several parties availed
themselves Of the opportunity kindly
afforded thom Of skating on the Water
Company's ice pond situated on the
Divide. Among them were q number Of
young Indies who proved themselves
quite proficient in the art.
Nor GANE.-Some OF our Gold Hill
boys who went to Virginia yesterday for
the purpose Of getting up q coasting
match (for COIN. say the virginians
''pack no sand in their craw." by which
wo infer that they showed tho white
feather.
KSIcxERDocKER.-Thc Knickerbocker
Mining Company at its annual election,
chose ]. L. 10 Ia Montanya, Robert
Sherwood. L. q. Evertssn. John Hans
com and q. W. Fox, Trustees for tho
ensuing year.
Irs DErTH.-Snow fell here and in
Carson last night and to-day to n depth
OF about ono foot, and in Silver City
and Dayton to u depth OF only four or
i've inches.
Ok RUNNERS .-Bennetts Brothers bus
between tais place and Silver City. was
ON runners to-day for tho first time with
in tho memory Of man.
SPEcrAL.-The Board OF Town Trus-
tees has appointed John Y. Paul as q
special policeman for Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
Departures saturday Eveai.g.
JACKS rs,EArEa.
M. lack Enuias.s Mnrk rspiey
aud Comes cut Strsas vndsr I'm.
favorable Circumstances.

The entertainment given by John Jack
and the Firmin Sisters. assisted by
Borthvick Reid. the Scottish swords.
man. a, National Guard Hall. Virginia,
Saturday evening. was literally patron.
lied. considering tho inclemency Of the
weather. Although Mr.. Jack was suffer
ing from a painful injury to his back.
received while constructing a temporary
stage in tho hall during the day. he new
or appeared to better advantage. and no
one in the audience would have imagined
him to be the martyr he really was.
Miss Katie Firman IA "Lvtitia." in
the farce Of the 'frolicksome Oyster"
displayed no mean talent; and Miss An
Mo firmin. in the great new comic song
Of "The Doueherty fusilsers," (sung in
character). looked gallant and dashing
enough to capture the hearts OF all the
young ladies' in the city. Miss Annie
Firmin Is a success In the assumption
Of masculine characters; and so. per-
haps, might be Miss Katie, but for the
fact Of her pronouncedly feminine con-
tour, for which reason we would advise
her to stick to pstticoats. Her acting
may DO all we'll enough. but she looks
bad in male attire.
Mr.. Borthwiek Reid gave some very
fine exhibitions Of workmanship. de-
lighting the audience and winning n lib
eral share OF applause. As he was step
ping of the stage Mt the close OF his ex-
hibition. n gentleman met him. and in
q few words announced that he had
been selected to perform the very pleas
ant task Of presenting Mr.. Reid with
a silver medal ms u slight token Of the
admiration OF his friends In Virginia
City. Mr.. Reid was either taken CON-
plstdy by surprise or possesses fine
dramatic talent. for he could scarcely
find words with which to express his
thanks.
MI. Jack will give another entertain
ment at National Guard Hall tais even
ing. with an almost entire change OF
programme from that OF Saturday. To
the public We would say there Is a
marked improvement in the acting OF
Mr.. Jack aud the frmiu Sisters since
their first appearance in Virginia last
Fall. and that where they we're formerly
but pleasing. they are now captivating.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24

Gu.Sp BALL AT RENO. - The social
and festive brethren Of Amiiy Lodge
No. s. Knights Of Pythias. at Reno. ar.
Going TO give their frs, anniversary grand
Uniform ball at Dyer's Hall. in tina
town. ON the evening Of January 3ist-
a week from tonight. They havo en-
cacsd the bssi Of music. and are making
the most elaborate preparations Tor 'ne
occasion. They expect to have . first,
class enjoyable time. and have invited
many Of their outside friends 10 come
md participate. We are happy in the
receipt Of q complimentary ticket. It's
simply a pleasant and comfortable rids
over the railroad to Reno and back. n
many gents and ladies will doubtless At
tend from the Comstock range, as well
as along the line Of the railroad.
MINING INCORPORATION. = Articles oil
INCORPORATION Of the Reliance Mining
Company have been filed. Object to
work. mines OF gold. silver and other
nrec;ous metals in Gold Hill Mining
bistrict. and to bay and sell mining
nroperty. The Directors arc George
Laneriige, John \. Morgan. William II.
Martin, Philip Hinkls and John ID.
Doolsy. The capital stock Is shown a.
$40. 900, 900. divided into IN. 900 shares
Of 500 each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
THE CATARRH.

II You have a discharge from tho nose,
offensive or otherwise. partial loss Of the
sense Of smell. tnsto or hearing. eyes
watcry or weak, feel dull aud stupid OF
dsbilitated. pain or pressure In the head.
or take cold easily. you may rest assured
that You have the Catarrh. Thousands
annually, without msnifesting half OF
the above symptoms. terminate In con-
sumption and end In the grave. No
disease IL 20 common, moro deceptive OF
less understood by physicians. r. v.
Piorce. ii. D., OF Buffalo. N. ", 10 the
proprietor Of DR.. Sago's Catarrh Rene
dy-a perfect specific for tn, Catarrh.
"Cold In tho Head" or Catarrhal Head.
ache.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
CURIOSITY.
ssrainina sr Eaees-Ihs Erect Of
the Hsrains


Our contemporary. the piyhsia Ers-
ming Chronicle, In its issue Of Saturday.
came out In an article. on the spelling
match held in this town last Friday svs-
ming. which, a. q curiosity. stands I'M
PARALLEL In the journalistic literature OF
tho coast. We commend q careful peru.
sal Of II to all who have q lively n Of
tho ludicrous. in the firm faith that 1t
smbodiss q fund Of fun not elsewhere to
Be found on the face Of this fair foot.
stool Of heaven. We don't wish TO DO
unnecessarily severe and will not
intimate that the writers in that portion
where they say. 1.-THE number OF boys
and girls who, the other night, ut the
81 Ward Sohool.house. rushedi In where
students feared TO tread. convinced Prof.
Flint that 1t would 10 q good speculation
TO get up another opportunity for the
smart young people Of Gold Hill and
Virginia City to e1tinguish themselves"
display their Ignorance and unreasoning
prejudice toward Professor Flint. 10
svery u acquainted with the match, In
regard TO which NO will state for the
benefit OF the public. that. according to
our personal knowledge. s3i were col
lscted at tho door. Of which sum Mr..
Buckmaster received $50. Miss Cassie
Henderson $40. and the %janitor 81. Pro-
lessor Flint having no idea OF charging
anything for his services.
In tho above We say tho ~teriters dis.
play their ignorance. etc.," by which we
mean that the article Ia evidently the
production Of more than one person ;
or. In palmer words. some employe OF
Of the Chronicle office. who considers
himself IN expert. with Nh eye to a pre-
viously expressed opinion. In which sen.
saiion was the chief object, has written
a heading and introduction to the article
which in no way correspond with the
ain portion OF II, and which, by con-
trast. have an exceedingly funny effect. 1t
makes everybody laugh. DO you want
to know ut whom Mr.. Chronioief Then
survey your classick lineaments In a
mirror.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
,r..,.r - n Ssl. NIL, sAiir ssvs
poMEsTIo NEWs.
Husinsss Yailurs'

Dusinsss Failure.
Nxw Yonx, Jan. 2i.-Phillips. Willis
& Co., fur and cap dsalsn. have failed.
They wi $3.50. 4io. and will pay twenty
per cont.
The Hawaiian Reeipreeity treaty
Curcloo, Jan. IA Warrington
special to the Times says the necessary
legislation for carrying into eject the
Reciprocity treaty with the Hawaiian
Ialands 10 now under confederation In
the Ways and Means Committee. II
meets with favor from several members
Of the committee, though the latter has
not yet taken any formal action In re.
gard to Il. This proposed law which
will provide for an interchange Of COM
moditiss. will in some degree result In .
rsduoiion Of the rsvsnus BY q loss Of
duties paid on importations from those
islands.
O~ppssitisn to Rsdscsisn 81 the
Army.
H.rcuiean Efforts are making BY OH.
GERS Of the Army to brighten the Military
Committee out OF the contemplated
sweeping reduction. A soon a. the
project for cutting down the Army was
made known. every channel by which
influence could be brought to bear was
filled with protests and hints to stay
Congress from action. Every paper In
the city aud throughout the couptry. In
sympathy with army officers or friends
Of army officers. began q howl about the
indscency OF n Confederate Congress
cutting down the ranks Of an army that
had beaten them. In spite OF all
this. however. the plans for q reduction
have gone on steadily. aud II tho Mill
tary Committee hesitates, Congress itself
will put its shoulder to the wheel. Gen.
eral Banning. Liberal Republican, Chair
man Of the Military Committee. has
completed the steps toward a reduction
OF the army estimates, which are en-
bodied In q bill to cut Of extra allow
ances and Communication TO officers not
ON activo duty in the field. This will
conins these officials TO monthly or
yearly pay proper; and the law pro-
scribes that allowances may DO drawn by
officers on active duty, but they will not
receive. as now. Communication. This
will strike at . great abuse, and save
a worry handsome sum to the Treasury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
a rSrsias storm In san Franchises
Yesterday.

San FRANcisco. Jan. 24.--l:30P. NJ
The rain lasted all day yesterday. with
iuetusting violence. Tho streets wore
o deserted look. and church services
slimly attended. In Che evening 90
drsnching was the rainfall that no ser.
vices were held In nearly all the lsadir I
churches. The streets we're thoroughly
washed. the cutters clsanssd Of long.
standing impurities. and by nishtfall the
sidewalks In many places wore almost
impossible. The prevailing wind during
the day was s~outhsastsrly. travelling at
the rate Of about t~hirty.two miles an
hour. No serious damage Is reported 10
the shipping along the city trout. Last
evening q portion Of the track OF the
Central Street Car Railroad Company
wa washed away near Lone Mountain.
end fivo cars were mired. serst. Bsal. in
charge Of the signal station on the Mer-
chants Exchange building. reports that
II. inches Of rain fell during the twenty.
four hours ending ut 8 o'clock p. NJ,
making . total fall Of 1874 inches dur
ing the season.
Dispatches last night from various
points from Marysvillo TO San Diego re-
port that the rain IL general throughout
the northern and central portions Of the
State. The storm was very severe. the
wind blowing a gale.
The storn at santa Clara.
SANTA CLLnA, Jan. "a. The rain
storm. accompanied by q strong wind.
yesterday. was the heaviest known here
since 1852. The rain foil In great guam.
titles, and without cessation, and tho
wind blow q gale and fences and trees In
many places were laid level with the
ground. The stage line across the
mountains to Santa Cruz. which drew of
on account Of the high waters, will re.
sumo In q few days. Reports from the
country speak OF the waters as being
higher than for q number Of years.
Highway Robbery.
MAnYsvILLE, Jan. 23.-Silas Canady.
who RUM . line Of stages between here
and Browns Valley, was stopped BY
highwaymen on Friday. at 8 P. NJ, three
miles west Of the valley. and robbed Of
$7l5 in coin, received at Wells. Fargo &
Co.'S Office In this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24

A FRAGRANT pnEIrH and pearly teeth
are easily obtained, by cleansing your
tosth daily with that justly popular
dsntifrics, Sozodont. Composed OF rare
antiseptic herbs. II imparts Wilderness to
the teeth. q delicious aroma to the
breath. and preserves intact, from youth
10 oil age. the teeth. Acidity OF the
stomach will destroy the strongest teeth
unless It's effects are countsracted With
sozodont, and this pure tooth-wash pro.
tects the dental surfaces by removing
every impurity that adhsres - them.
Ask your druggist for Sozodont.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany Threa,sss Chins

ess"hS $500
NEw YoRK. jan. 24.-A Berlin dis.
patch says: Should China fail in rem
dering indemnity and inAicting punish
ment for plundering the German schoon-
or Anna. near Annoy. the German Gov
eminent intimates that its demands will
DO e1acted by force. A squadron will be
held in readiness to proceed to Chinese
waters should such emergency arise.
Cremation Ca Europe.
BERLIN. Jan. 2i.-The cremation Of
the corpse Of the late Chs,alier Rossi
VIVA conducted publicly in tho Monu-
mental Cemetery ut Milan yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
sraTIOy1RY AND JgwHLRY Y,

J. B. Marshal. at the Gold Till Poe,
once store, IL soils agent for al
The Gan Francisco and Sacramento DALI
paperr. All the latest Rsstern periodicals.
magazines, etc.. received a. roop ~ published,
and delivered In any part Of town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. blank
books OF every description made 10 order al
short notice. o and silver watches, clecks,
and = nne assortment Of jewelry repairing IN
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
Of tors AMI fancy goods. See regular adver'
tlteuncut In another column. jef6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
A sUPsocArING coUau.

In q letter to Mrs. Lislc, OF chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press, she
ascribes the cure Of q dangerous cough, accom-
panied By bleeding at the lungs, TO Haie,s
she ssys. threatened 10 sufrocate me- .
but the Honey OF Horehoand and Tar has
removed every trace Of It." Tn letter was TO
. LADY friend In this city. who has placed !, At
the disposal Of q. N. Chttsnton,7 Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothachs Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
OnsTACLRs 10 MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men rom the eneets
restored, Impediusnts TO marriage removed,
New method of treatment. Now and rcmaI<'
able remedies. Books aud circularr sent free,
In reaied enveiops. Address HOWARD AZ.
BOCIATiON, 4igN. Ninth street. Philadelphia,
Pa.-sn Institution having . high reputation
for hanurlbls conduct snd professional skill.
Is17 Sun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
CHEMICAL %RNGTH.

Save me, health and money. Avoid quaeks
and buy "Chemicai Strength. sold by oil
druggists. Instructions full, and . euro guar
anteed 10 any case OF facilitating dreams Tot
seminal weakncss), and all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay, resulting from sslf.aou,e'
ercesses or any cause. CRAM a nRIaHAs.
wholssa,s Agents, Ban Francisco. Price ~
mar bottls ~
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from tho errorr and
~ludIscetions OF youth. nervous weakness,
carly decay. loss 81 manhood. ETC.. will send
q recipe that will cure you, FREQ Of charge.
Thi great remedy was discovered by q mis-
sio AIRY In south America. Send = scifsd'
dressed envelopes 10 the hey: JoscphT lnmAn,
station u, bible Htuse, New York City.
Anil Gm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24

Az ARTICLE OF TRuE MEnIr. The
most popular article In this country or
Europe Tor throat diseases and coughs
IL I" Browns Bronchial T~roches," and
this popularity is based upon genuine
merit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24

ENJOYED TuENsKLvrs.- Throush tho
generosity Of Jake White, the popular
bus proprietor. a number Of y~oanssters
belonging in Gold Hill and Virginia had
the pleasure Of a FREQ aleigh ride yestsr'
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
STOCK
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rnIs MORNING.
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81 Yellow Jaekst, la, lo1
60 Alpha, -
30 Hsieh 2. 3tk. II
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ioos California. ~. ssk,s 70 b5, ~, $50
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24

MONTANA. fifth in the Territories In
population. 10 third In the amount Of
internal revenue paid 10 tho Govern.
ment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24

A VEIN OF galsna twenty.ssvsn feet
thick has recently been struck In the
Yosemite mine. Bingham Canyon. Utah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24

Zoos are l2h. cents apiece at Silver
City. Idaho. No FREQ egs.nogs there on
Christmas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-24
nAIyrIMORK - FRESH oYsrERs.

baltimore Fresh Oysters received every day.
BY r1prrss, al NcoURN's C,Su STORE,
Nam street. Gold Hlil, and ne South street
Virginia City. Im
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aryroed'atbgsiiand s.eOn'
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

.rsrai " m, so,.p / s.rlr ii-,.
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HOUSE o SALE.

COMFORTABLE oNEsTORY DWELL
"A ING HOUSE. containing Ave rooms. siifi'
bly situsted In Lower Gold Illli, . short dis-
n odrred FOR sale on reasonable terms. Apply
% the premises. TO ..,,,, ,,va
jale tw soonrh h.'e'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-07-13
Tilden's Railroad JObbery.
From the BROOKLYN Arpus.1


What is sauce for the goose is
sauce for the gander. The country
processes to be sick of men in public
office who have ever swerved from
the path of rectitude and fair dealing.
1t proposes to honor such only as
have preserved their own integrity.
The day of jobbers and gamblers is
supposed to be drawing to close,
and the day of men who are honest
as well as capable is at hand. How
does Mr.. Tilden appear when meas
ured by standard like this? The
New Haven Union says:
"One of the Directors of the
Terre Haute and St. Louis Railroad
makes affidavit that Tilden robbed
the stockholders of that road to the
tune Of 100000; that the steal is
one of the boldest on record and is
susceptible of proof, and that the
foxy Sammy has a notorious reputa-
tion as legal swindler of widows
and orphans who have owned stock
in various railways. These charges
are more emphatic and direct than
any thing yet brought forward
against Blaine, and Notwithstanding
that the affidavit of the Terre Haute
Railroad Director has been before
the country for several weeks, Tilden
has not yet made a reply"