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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-05
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gieb: Iusltelluns absebalten werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-05
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isiusu SptsuYrsis rertb III.
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46 Dey Str, NEW YORK.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-05
Wtnnefota.

Sn Oafota County wurben bieies
Sabr 9s.6l1 &fer nit Wei,en, 1876
Mder nit 9aier, 1926 gder nit &Orn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-05
9ier,is Sabre Dor Dem pubiifnm.
Or. s. M:9ane'S
acribmtcs @merifanii9cs
aNmra,s Mittel
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Nermifuae.

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slaS 0eiift 1T bleih unp bleifarben,
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pet, gelhwpQen unp blutet sureilen;
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rer &rrfreb NIT Sauien unp Ycden
III Den Sbren; cine u~ngewbbnlihe
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rerlid, iuwsilen in SeiBbun9er nit
lla9enpem 0sfIble i'm Nageu aus
&rttnr, 1T anprrn 3eiten pisper gang
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Wa9rn; 3citwriie llebelfeit nnp Grs
brehen; beitiae Sdmer,en i'm llnters
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lhwpOen uno bart; p,r llrin tribe;
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SMlnAjer; manhmal trcdner unp
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nnterbrchener SGlai nit s3dbnefnir=
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Nlgsmeinen abr reilbar II. I. ~.
gSenn cbige Ssmptcme ais pcrbanben
mabr8encmmen mcrrcn, 70 wirp
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liher cine &ur bemirfen.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-29
Those Carson Trade DoIIars.

In refutation Of the ~prspostsrous and
uuprovsn charges Of some Of the Ban
Francisco papers. alleging that the trade
dollars coined at the United States
Branch Mint. Carson City. were short In
weight from one and q hall TO two cents
each. and also charging the management
Of the Mint with dishonesty, the Carson
appeal OF this morning contains q well
written editorial from which We extract
tho following:
The MINIS Of the United States on
tain within themselves o plan which 10
q small model Of our relative forms Of
govcrnment-that OF the Federal Union
aud the States. That IL TO say. the Su-
pe~rintendent OF the Mint, although its
nominal head, has no more jurisdiction
within the Legitimate province OF the
Assayer's, Coinor's, Melter and Rehp-
er's and Cashiers departments than
they have In his. They. like himself,
receive their appointments by the Pres.
ident. keep their own books and give
bonds TO tho Government for tho faith.
full performances OF their duties. II isa
part Of their daily routine that they
watch one another. The Assayer tests
every grain Of gold and silver that comes
from the hands OF the Melter and Re-
finer; the adjustsrs weigh every dollar,
separately. before 1t Is coined. (they
weigh NIL the "blanks," file the heavier
ones 10 the requisite standard. and con-
denim those which are too light); all the
dollar pieces which pass through the
Coiner's hands are weighed by the Su.
perintendent; and the Cashier = the
Mint tressurer-again weighs them when
BIO receives them. A further test Is this.
namely: that when o lot Of coins are
submitted to the Superintendent by the
Coinor. he (tho SUPPLEMENTARY, In
presence OF the Assayer. selects. at ram
dom, one OF each denomination TO pre-
serve for the inspection OF the Annual
Board Of Assayers at Washington. The
Bllttin says these trade dollars are two
cents short. That Is two dollars on every
hundred, twenty dollars on every thou
sand, and so on. At this rate thero
must have been q great deal Of profit
accruing to the Superintendent, Assayer.
Meter and Rsfner, Conner and Cashier!
Also, they must be wonderfully gifted In
the arts and powers OF keeping their
own scampish secrets. Also. there must
have been q square divide. or there
would have been o falling out among
them long ago. Also, II Wells, Fargo
4 Co., or the Bulletin or other accuser
believe what they charge. IL Is their duty
TO appear before the Grand Jury Of
Ormsby county. OF tho Grand Jury OF
the United States Circuit Court for tho
District Of Nevada. and testify to what
they know aud believe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-29
DISCOVERY.

At about 10 o'clock last evening .
most astonishing and valuable discovery
Of jewels was made in the bottom Of the
wsbbsr shaft. located Just south Of the
Kossuth hoisting works, BY the miners
Of the night shift. AT this late hour
(l2 O'Clock m~idniehs) 10 10 impossible 10
give moro than q meager account Of the
discovery. or the treasure. which IL has
exposed 10 the CANE Of the excited min
err, % our reporter was only allowed TO
take . abort peep al the valuable mass
A glance at. and short inspection Of the
mass a. ID vas smptied out Of tho bucket.
revealed . magnificent gold watch.
chain. hngsr-rings. jewelry Of different
kinds, precious stones, aud gold
coin. In all about one hundred
and sixty pounds. The treasure.
when found. q carefully done mp in
What appears TO be an old suit Of miners
clothes, much worn. and encrusted conn.,
plstely with dirt and mould. II Vas not
known. whom nj reporter left the mine.
how thsy could have been placed there;
but. a. the ground In the north part OF
the shaft al the bottom Is nearly loose
dirt. IL 10 rupposed that the shalt 10 nov
cutting an old drift from . neishborine
mine on the east. where IL has been said
BY some that treasure was concealed by
the stage-robbing blacksmith. who Was
sent TO state Prison from this city about
four years ago. and for which much
search has been made. The treasure In
o in charge Of ]. Z. Hutchinson, Su-
p~crintsndsnt OF the mine. and will be
on public exhibition to-day at the Silver
House.
We clip tho above item from tho Silver
City Mining Reportsr Of this morning.
II reads interesting enough. and would
Be . good story IL IL were true. but II
Ia simply 4 %''seli." which We are re-
qusstsd to expose, rs superintendent
Hutchinson most decidedly objects to
being made an unwilling party to il.
The joke ATTEMPTED hinges upon the
name Of the Foreman Of the mine. Mr..
Jewell. and Is too laboriously connected
and improbable to DO good. Try an
other style. Harry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-29

vice. II 10 charged that Lydeoker Der.
mittsd serious irregularities, In order 10
show favoritism 70 his personal and po-
litical friends. II 10 understood that
serious charges against several we'll.
known officers Of the Appraisers De-
partmsnt are also under investigation.
Terrible Explosion.
NEw Yonr. March ga boiler In
Sauerbier's extensive tool factory or.
ploded to-day. entirely dsmolishing
three brick buildings and destroying q
large amount Of property. Ono man
was killed and six ssriously injured.
Damage BY EIeeds.
BosroS. March 28.--It 10 now thought
that the destruction caused by freshsts
In Worcester county will amount TO
$500, 900, while there 10 reason TO be-
iievs that three lives have been lost,
two In Clinton and one In Webster.
shIpwreck and Lass or Life.
NEw ORLEANS, March H. Captain
wilds, Of the bark Magdalia, 800 tons,
from Liverpool in ballast for P~assigulia,
arrived hero to-day and reported his
weasel wrecked of Chandelier Islands,
March 10. J. Morrison. mate, and three
men were drowned. but tho others
escaped to tho island. The vessel went
to pieces during the storm Of Sunday,
the 10Th instant.
Rough On B~utterneld.
BosroS, March 2S.-The Post pub
fishes an interview with General XII.
patrick, in which he denies that he loft
Washington TO escape testifying before
the Investigating Committee, and says
he Is ready TO swear that General Butter
field offered him 5000 to assist him
(Butterfeld) In securing the New York
C~ollectorship. and that he can bring half
n dozen witnesses who saw the offer In
writing.
Angora Gssts fsr Csiifsrnis.
Ngw YoRK, March 27.-John 8. Har-
ris. Of California, arrived at baltimore
a few days ago with twelve Angora
goats, which no brought from Asia
Minor after a difficult journey. lasting q
year. They have already cost him over
S525 apiece. Harris hopes to make
them profitable In the Sierras OF CAL
i~fornia. This the first importation Of
tho kind.
Miscellanesus.
BosroS, March 2S.-!The Congress
sional subcommittee, investigating the
alleged Navy Yard frauds In this SEQ
ton, finished their labors last evening
and will leave to-day for Washington.
The committee accumulated q mass OF
documentary and other testimony.
NV OMLrASs. March 2s.--Govsrnor
Kellogg has addressed mn order to tho
District Attorney OF Baton Rouge. TO
take prompt proceedings In the courts
In relation to the recent trouble there.
ST. LOUIS. March 28.-Charlss p.
Chateau was elected President Of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad to-day and
John l.. Dearborn was elected Secretary.
A libel suit for $4,000 was brought
in the Circuit Court to-day against the
st. Louis Times by Watson Foster OF
Pike county. the matter growing out OF
certain publications In tho Times con.
corning Fosters statement In relation TO
ii. +. Summers, one OF the jurors In
the trial OF William Mckee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-29
v.t.I MIuinr Aeeident.
once ssIssd.
What the Democrats Havs Done.
lFrom tbs New Yori Thbupe.l

lrfom ths NeW tork Ifipune.I
Nearly three months aud q half De.
mocracy has controlled ono wing OF the
Capitol. What has Il done2 It's In,
vestigations have made the country
more dlsgusted than ever with Rspub.
lican ~partisanship. But have they over.
come tho distrust which Democratic in.
sincerity and rsactionary tendencies had
aroused? Apparently not. This Ii In
part because OF the spirit which Demo.
Gratis have shown In tho investigation.
and their manner Of conducting II.
Some responsibility rests upon Mr..
Clymer. because, In his hasto to get
tho facts before the House. he took no
precautions TO prevent tho escape OF
witnesses necessary to conviction, OF
to get their testimony In proper form.
Something Is due. also, TO those
Democrats who have been the most
active In thrusting forward the par
tisan aspect Of tho matter. and claim
ing great credit for the exposure. They
would have gained more II they had
claimed less. When they force men TO
think about II. everybody sees that Il
does not require any very exalted virtue
or intense patriotism 10 expose tho sins
OF political opponents. That sort Of vir.
tue the Republicans have mover lacked.
and the country needed no proof that IL
was possessed by Democrats.
But there IL n worry general suspicion
that Democratic virtue 10 not equal TO
the task Of exposing Democratic corrup.
ton. Tho dear people are not quite 80
innocent n 10 suppose that all the
knaves about Washington have been Of
u party. Three months aud q half the
Democratic House has been invcstigat-
ing. II has found nothing to DO report.
ed. as yet. in the navy. and men are not
entirely ignorant that conspicuous DEM
ocra,s have boon on pleasant terms with
that Department. Men begin TO ask
whether II Ia to escape unroohng because
the House cannot make party capital by
exposure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-29

MONTGOMERY QuExS's Crncrs.-Mout-
gomory Queen has pitched his many
tents on tho lot orn Of Market and
McAllister streets, noar tho new City
Hall. Tho opening night has been
fixed for Monday. April Sd. Every
thing Is n,w and complets. The talent
In the circus Is largo in numbers and sx.
cellent In quality. and the msnsgeris
has been greatly increased. The street
pageant will surpass anything In this
line given on this coast. Two perform
ances will be given daily. Everything
il new. and the present eason will,
without doubt. excel In proAtablsness
all this great shovmsn's previous efforts.
IS. y. Ada, March 26tA. HNNJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-29

AxornxR revolution sssns liable soon
to DO ipsugurated in Mexico. A strong
effort Is in progress to overthrow Presi-
dent Lsrdo's Government, and already
the national troops are reported to have
met with defeat and loss. Revolution
appears to have become n chronic. una
voidabls disease In Mexico. One would
suppose. however. that the thing would
become tirssomsly monotonous after a
while.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-29
STOCK DIVIDEND.

OrPicE ALTA SILVER MINING CON.
" PANY. March n, is7o.-A stock dividend
Of one shsrs each Of the capital STOCK In the
day declared Ter each lsd ever shars Of stock
Of the AHA silver Mining Company. Share
heldsrs arc requested 20 present their esrti1-
eates and receive aid dividend.
1tsnsfef books ciosed BON STtk 10 Nth
March, inelnsiye.
mr1o lot Alta 6iivsr Mining Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-29

WHEN we remember that the Repub-
lie Is about TO enter its second century.
and reflect how few men can depend
with any confidence on the button at the
back Of the ncck-band on q shirt, II
seems as though civilization was almost
q failure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-29

Owno to the depth Of snow on the
mountains this season. the road from
Carson TO Lake Tahoe. and also tho
Kingsbury Grade. will probably not b
open for travel before May.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-29

TIE annual wood drive ,on Carson
river has commenced with good succsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-29
Ins Msxiean Revolution.

GALVESTON. Texas, March ga spc-
cial TO the Galveston Netrs dated Browns
vile, TEXAS, March "a. says: The Gov.
eminent troops had two fights this
morning. one With Naiarago and one
with Arala. gaining both fights. There
were 300 Of thsm-Gensral Naiarago had
$50 and Arala about 40. Arala had
charge Of the whole party. Naiarago lost
about 90 killed. AralA about II and the
Government troops about 20. They
brought In about i5 prisoners. Yester.
day the National Guard of Matamoras
commencsd organizing. They had elect
ed officers Of four companies when Gen.
erals Labarra and Taldo made their APP
pearance and insisted ON their right to
nominate officers. Senior Ssutnsz read
the law 10 them and told them tho cleo
ton was proceeding according to law.
The result VA q discontinuance Of the
election. The guards shouted ''death to
Labarra." aud hurrahed for Diaz and
broke up In disorder and went home.
General Gonzales Is organizing and drill
ling the rsvolutiouists to-day. Some Of
Diaz' men came near Matamoras and
fred into the town. The people arc
still fleeing TO this side. General Ferro
wrote to General Labarra to retro In
the direction Of Monterey. should he DO
unable TO mako Roadway against Diaz.
The avenues Of his retreat arc now closed
and II Disz acts promptly he will win
and then turn upon the COL
umn marching from New Lorace. An
attack from Diaz 10 expected hourly.
Judge Margarine and other prominent
men left Matamoras to-day and como to
his side.
Fr..as 0. sse Nsw York custom.
House.
NEW YoRx. March 2s.-Ths EVENING
Post states that the Treasury Depart
nsnt has for several weeks been making
IN Investigation Of the charges preferred
Special, Deputy Collector John
1. Lydscker. for many years n Of the
officers Of tho customs ser
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-29
NOTICE On BANKRUPToY.

NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT. or TIE
/ United States. for tho District Of Ne.
vsdAs-In tho matter OF ANNIE WILLIE,
Q Bankrupt, IN BAnhruptey.-United States Of
America, plstrict Of Nevada. ss.-A warrant
In I.nkrup.ey has been i.sned ~ said Court
City Of Virginia. County Of storey, and state
Of Nevada, In said District, who has been
duly adjudged bankrupt. upon petition Of her
creditors; and the payment OF any. debts and
the delivery Of any property belonging 70
said bankrupt, 10 her. or ~ her use, and
the transfer OF any property By her, are for.
hidden By law. A meeting Of The creditor,
Of said bsnkrupts, 20 prove their debts and
choose one or more assiguees OF her estAte.
viii be held a. : Court OF Bankruptcy 70 be
holden AZ virginia, In the said District, on the
THIRTEENTH DAY or ArnlL. 1910, II !
o'clock !; =, I, the once q Z. STROLLER, Noon
smith streets, one o. the Registers In Bank
ruptcy OF said Distriet. ,,l-,. ,u
United States Marshal and Messenger In Bank
rupicy for said District. mr19td
, 1876-09-14

tlg homo from tho wools ons dny, Stewart
reor1o, who hna been on 1 plcnic aiion. ,'aif !
iE'l!o awsy. Dne nf tho young 'ahies had ieft her
patnho! on tho geonnd. Stewart called h1e dog
bring here The t!oa waa gona about Gitccn Or
twessy n!Hates, md returned Viii. t',o paratol.
4 pile Of 1nnibef, pMt In Hlcwntth chnfEc. wills
boinR stolsn. stowart called liz dog, took hin
to, tho pile, and aaitl, t'Watch it ind sec who
takcs It," Two or tlsep daya Afterwards the dog
familiar TO lts nnaater, tod htIn to follow him.
Stewart took rollcetnan with him, md told tho
dog to 70 on, and liz led them nbonta qnattcr Of a
hank Of tho lake. They locked nn,Icr tho .hanty,
and saw large rife u ooards. Tho swcae WINS
ad Se jasea st ta ta Dot aa one. e' rio s
tlco Mt once convicted tho Swcdc Of tue larceny.
grcnt many other doihgs of tho dog arc known 10
The pc9pto Of Duluth and It Is 10 DO hoped that o
will full Into gopd hands.
, 1876-09-14
CRIME.


,=- bdt0 t1Ef} Examiner.
Mosars. George Iioctor aud Spencer Grand, who
returned Sunday from Kfmbalt, Bosque County,
giro us the following particulars Of terrible duel
which took place Friday morning on tho bank OF
thu Brazos Mser, opposite tho town mentioned.
4 party composed Of Walter Turner, Ed Brown,
anl - Th1mson. from Kaufman County, had
beun In that lnca1ty bovora days With rnco horses
On Thurf!ay last Frank md Incy Robinson, Tay.
lnr Campbell, and Wiley Norman, MI OF Hill
County,. went to tho camp OF tho Kaufman County
men ana got Into dinpuse with them about pony
:c.i me- wheh rssa'sea la aet aeh. The pafttes
q moro satisfactory Manngr. 80 at 10 O'Clock ot,
Friluy morning tho I'LL County MEN took d stand
at the place agreed upon, In readiness for acton.
They lad not waited long when tho other purity
,a,, rodS toward them. The men worc all armed
rted n needle .carblnc. When TIC pastics had ap-
nroached within twenty yards IT each other,
Taylor Canlpbe1l fred at Turner, md tho buttle
commenced. Turner 1enped frofn Ills horso and
fred three shots with his terrible carhnc. Tho
t hrst shot = vent cra.hlng through camrbslrs brain
inson, and tho iast rhot mortal,y Monnded Lacy
Kol'!Nsoni by this time ball from Thompson's ro.
vplver hat! passed through poor Norinnn's breast,
boy agcd II years; and ~ Of tic lllll Comfy
party lay weftertny III their blood. sonu 20 shots
Werr ireu hltoKethcrt More than half OF tho shots
ws5s y y H. tss 1 Gtosny ary Ga stsanso
least hurt Campbell and Frank Robinson each
lrch hyn shots; Norman md lacy Robinson aso
fired. but tue only lamase they did was to Kill Tur-
ner's horse. The surviving party mounted horses
pursuit, lsotl, tho Nohinsons leave families.
Campbell and Norman are unmarried. Tho Kant-
more than 10 Or 20 yeary Of usc. 'e