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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-22

ne..r,.re. I.n.s nyest.w.
..Ghssss."

Hon. Robert q. Ingcrsoll will lecture In
National Guard Hall, Virginia City, this
evening. His subject will Ia Ghosts"
This simple announcement IL sufficient 10
hil the hall. The people are anxious TO
hear this wonderful talker. and nearly all
the seats arr already reserved. Mr.. inger-
soils way 81 dealing with the Affairs OF life
IL practical. and all his sympathies are for
a more cultivated and enlightened human
ity. "I.ibsrty Is simply a question OF In
tsllsctual lcyelopmont."
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JunILlNr MEpicos.-The doctors. NJ at
Virginia. are predicting a severe attack Of
the typhoid fever. based upon defective
sewerage and all that sort Of thing. And
they are quietly and hopefully rubbing their
hands, sane as other folks would over a
Aprospectiye rise In sioS.
A MINER named Patrick Flynn in the
Savage was badly hurt yesterday afternoon
while r-timbering the incline below the
l9OO-foot level. A cappicce being put In
place fell from the supports and struck
him In the chest.
Tur NEws Acknowledges the receipt 81
complimentary tickets TO the musical fes-
tiyal to 10 given for the benefit OF Mrs. l..
\. Church ia National Guard Hall. vir-
GINA. tomorrow night.
AssrssNESr.-A assessment sf 81 per
share Is levied by the Ovcrman Silver
Mining Company. delinquent on the 18th
of July. Sec official notice in our adver-
Using columns today.
Tur rose,te social in Masonic Hall last
night was q very pleasant affair, and Is
supposed 10 wind up tho parties Of the
season.
Tnr case against James HARRINGTON
charged with killing Sullivan. win 30
tried in the District Court before long.
ALL parties who subscribed money for
the celebration Of the Fourth Of July will
b. expected 10 pay up next Monday.
A SEw ofico is being built at the Con-
solida,ei Virginia mine for TimekeePer
shaw.
THk boys Of the Comstock have no suit
able place to swim In. They want a pond
built.
Col. Bob Ingersoll will deliver his lecture
on Ghosts" In Carson tomorrow even
ing.
PLEASANT moonlight evenings are now
enjoyed by comstock pedestrians.
BULLION valued at 50. tbs was sent from
Virginia yesterday evening.
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The noSs SHOW.

Queens grand circus and menagcrie
left the Comsiock yesterday surrounded
by = cloud Of dust and glory, and all the
boys In this community are putting in
their leisure hours thinking what a nice
thing IL must be to wear striped tights and
play the clowa. Then to DO q rider, or 10
be a tumbler wouli most certainly be- to
enjoy the very essence OF all earthly hap
piness. The circus was certainly first
class In all Its details, aud the menagorie
contained somc Of the strangsst animals
ever seen upon tho American continent.
The acts by the performers were varied
and werc all good. Entire satisfaction
was manifested by the audiences, and all
who attended got tho worth OF their
money. When Montgomery Queen visits
this locality again he will be greeted Icy a
q great many friends.
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asn. orant In Esginn.h

Loxpos, juno 2i.-At Tho dinner give.
by Pisrrspout In honor Of ox.Prcsidsn'
Grant. last night. the Prince OF wales was
present. attended by hsjor-denerai BIZ
Dlghton Probyn. Controller OF his house.
hold. Madames Grant and PierrePont
we're the only ladies' present. Among other
guests werc the Turkish. Austrian. Ger
man, French. italian and Russian EmDes-
sailors, tho Dukes Of Argyle. Wellington
and Westminster. the Msrquisses baiis.
bury, Hereford and LAnddowne, Esris
Granville and Msnvers, Lords Cairns:
Manvers and Houghton T; also. sir STAFFORD
Northcote. Mr. Cross. Home Secrctsry'
Mr.. Claiborne Hardy. Mr.. Hopper. MI
Breckwith aud Jesse Grant.
The sitaasIss IN Frssss.
PARIS. Juno 2i.-Ths Republican sena-
tors have decided not to endssvor to pre-
vcnt the dissolution Of the Chamber BY
quitting the Senate previous to the vote
aud thus depriving the Government Of .
quorum, o. such tactics would only delay
the dissolution for . day.
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Red Meas Flag.

Over Masonic Hall in Gold Hill the dag
Of the Improved Order Of Red Men Is
Heating to-day. This Is the first real fiag
M the Order that has been thrown to the
breeze. in Western Nevada hisa bean.
tiful banner. the design being elegant and
expressive. Tho colors are green. orange
blue, red and white. with an eagle IN
shaded black on tho white held. pereheJ
upon the mystic symbols Of the Order and
rssting upon the globe. The Improved
Order Of Red Non isa growing organ'
iration, which fsst the News 10 glad TO
notice and record.
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rhis ~sasrsisg's FIRE.

The house Of John Carberry. on In
lower portion Of the American Flat grade.
Gold Hill. was destroyed by fire at about
9 o'clock this morning. I, Is supposed
tina, the fire was caught from a defective
fiue as a IRE had been started ! "a the
Kitchen stove but . few minutes before the
blaze. The LOSE will amount tn something
like 500. and the property IL only par
TALLY insured. A house close Ia Carbery's
caught fire one day last week from a de-
fectlye stovepIpe.
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BRONCHITIS.

lFmm John ris.y. Ysq.. Of bennington, y. NJ
"Thrss yosrs since I was very much reduced
with . drelifal cough. which resulted In Bron.
ehitis. affeeiIas the 10 severely % Ia render u
dino ali TO speak IN IN audible woes. To this
was al led s-yerr night sweats. and I was Far.
fnl NJ ,oins into q decline. Afttr rccourse 10
yarivas rrIaedies TO no purpoee. ] male use OF
~. wi.iar'. ,airam Of Wild Cherry q fes bot.
he. of which fniiy restored me 10 health.
since that ilins ! have had several severe o..
:arha II cough, Dut the Dii-am has always re.
moved them. always keep 10 by me, and
should no, know how 20 do without T."
Mold by al drugrists.
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GAN FRANCISCO.
An Italian Murdered by u Fellow
Count. ymau.
lsreci,L Durircu TO rnr 0sLp HnI
DAmY kEvs

BAN FR,Scisco, June 22.-An Italian
named Garfello wSs murdered on Eleventh
avenue. South Gan Francisco. by one Of
his countrymen. named Inguglia. The
murderer fired four shots from . re.
%yolyor. taking effect In 0arfello's breast,
who died In q fow minutes. After
tho shooting ~Inguglia filed. but was
pursued and captured In . haybarn In tho
vicinity where hc had taken refuge. He
was taken to the City Prison. Tho muir
der is supposed 10 have grown ont Of bust
~ difficulties.
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The y.v,.b controversy.

Tho Jewish Controversy.
NEW YoRx. June 2i.-Ths 71aes says
there was less general interest yesterday
In the Grand Union Hotel discrimination.
Among the Hebrews there is apparently .
deep seated discrimination To do no more
business with the house Of A. T. Stewart 4
Co. There Is said to be . paper in circu.
lation containing q pledge TO have no fur
Their dealings with this irm. Few. II any.
arc In favor Of any Indignation meeting.
Seligman's friends being satisned with the
expression already msdo In . private and
semi-public way. Hilton compares his
manner Of rejecting the Jewish people
with that Of some other hotel keepers. who,
he claims. mako just ~ rigid . dlserimina-
ton In O less open manner He thinks
his method faircr. and ho only did his
duty.
NEw Yonx. Juno 2i.-The Ssllgman-
Hilton sensation Is rapidly dying out Of
public attention. This morning. the pa
pers ignore II editorially except the Sas.
which bitterly criticizcs Hilton's position.
II says, however. that Hilton holds the
fort. He Is surprised that such . fuss should
be made over 30 trivial . matter. but
he Is not In the least disturb
oil. Ho has nothing TO regret. take
back. or apologize for. He Ii satisfied
that the sentiment Of the community at
large is me Of thorough approval. and hc
Ia not worried about the consequences 10
A. T. Stewart 4 Co. The papers OF tho
city report to-day several Hebrews who
have addressed to Seligman letters Of sym.
pathy and INDIGNATION, William Cullen
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-22

J. G. BrLcHER. the old chief fruit inn
porter. has come over from his ranch and
orchards on tho Costumes river, Califor-
mia. and is paying his annual visit to the
Comstock range. Hell introducing a few
wagon loais Of %apricots, plnms. peaches.
etc.. which Is merely tho advance
guarl 81 profusion Of fruit
which he will cause to be brought
over here during the season. ljelcher and
Bob lngersoll are not enemies. Belcher
goes ~ hear the eloquent Bob. and Is
always really 10 argno any point with him.
TnE appeal cases in the District Court
will come up for trial next Tuesday morn
ing, the 2Gth instant. They will be con-
siderej in their order on tho calendar.
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BREATH

AMI pesrly teeth are easily obtained by eIrans.
,u1 your teeth daily with that Justly p pular
i.ntifflcs. sOZODONT. Composed OF rare
a.tI.eptic herbs. Il impart. whitenes- 10 the
Teeth, . delicious aroma 10 the brrsth. AMI pie
,eryrs int,et, from youth ~ old ase. the teeth.
AeidIty 81 the stomach will destroy The strong.
cot teeth unless it, effects are "ountrcseis,l aith
sOZODONT, and this puro tooth wash protects
the drntal s~urlace- By removing every impurity
that sdhsr,s 10 them. Ak Jour drueys.t Tor
SUZODONT. Jeit lm
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. ETC.. ! will send q
receipt that will cure you. rREE NJ CHANCE.
This great remedy vAs discovered by . mission.
ary In south America. send . self- drersed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH r. IMAM.
station ID. Bible House. New York Ciiy.
mh3O Cm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-22

The Committee Of Arrangements for the
grand annual excursion and picnic Of the
Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers. which Ia
TO take place tomorrow. held . meeting ct
their hall on ID street. Virginia. 10 on-
plete all final preparations and prelimina-
ries. President r. II. Taylor occupied
the chair.
THE NiSKRs BIZ
The committee appointed to confer with
he management Of the various mines,
asking that all miners Wishing TO attend
the picnic be allowed to do so without
losing their job or employment by so
doing. reported having attended, TO the
matter. Most OF the Superintendents and
foremen hal agreed 10 let OF all the men
who wished 10 20 and could be spared. and
only In one or two instances were there
any objections urged. Some had even
agreed 10 let all the men 60 II they wished.
and thus suspend work for the day alto
gether. Others would keep enough men
at work 10 keep the mines and mills run
u AIl III lily law AIl v.
military companies or bands Of music
would lie allowed 10 90. All miners wish
ing TO attend the picnic must put In their
applications 10 the Foremen or Superin-
tendent..
r,,oxr svoor,xa
49,.
Inc commune ON aih'A'! ei"''eu
ing had seven targets constructed. accord
ing IN regulation style. and that they would
80. =. /, .r.rnd. ,o,,.x anil nl.c~l
4. .-saa .as,s'a,, n, ra.Jin... sar tbe
y,,nl comrs,i,ion to-morrov between the
n, miIi,sry ,eams and The Pioneer team,
The sIO0 iionecr medal vss also In readi-
no.. Tor ,he yictor- The Committee on
IIryn.ny rsrnctsrs
r.oo,,s.i ,h., In addition 10 thu or.tion
anil poem already arranged for. Hon. Well
lington stewart' PRESIDENT OF tne puekeye
e.uo Tne a,n. -. 49, slsa ar
rsnrel for.
Other committees reported completion
oil arrangements IN tneir vArieus uePa,t
mehts' anu the borrowing a'e A"o"s '"'
points OF general interest;
4. ID; s'oref "ih 70 seseLAi eonuuesos
train, with Me-srs. Lambert. Tinker.
Morrill, and Ward as assistants. w. d.
1iIsoh n,i 70 s LII Wss.rs Pos
Adams and Richardson a. assistants. Ten
Pioneers from Virginia and six from Gold
Sh..,r. -, A.. ,ro,,J. and trains. a.a ali
on m on !. ~. .ansm.na ~ Sheriff
VII 1a. conn,n Nv ill .%nnoint
wiz U.1' $500 :. r.. No. Ian
suen Auu'"o"A' 1'Pu"
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rnR PAIACE EATING STAND.

For . roa.t Of beef unelcsilei 10 Storey
county. 20 to Thomss u ,dOn's Eating stand
In tho Palace Saloon. 10. : North q stnsf,
Virginia City. Prrrh oystsrs at all hours IN
syery style. Forty hinsrs always ON hand o.
night. for tssy. home riyle OF cooking. and
the hest and frrsl ess of ell that the markets.
.nari. tho Pa'aee Eating Stand has no superior
Fry ~. apS
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mon A p,sriSauIsnRp JuRIsr.

~ have tried the PERUVIAN srnrr. and the
result fally s~ustains your prediction. II has
male b new man Of me -infnsed Into my sys'
tein new vigoe and energy. ] am no longer
trrmnlpns ani debiiiia,eL as when you last
riw nis. lat stronger. h~esr'i-r. AID Win larger
csuaciiy IDr labor. mental aud physical. than
Il any lime during tho iast Nv. years." sod
by al duggistr.
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AN R,TApIIsnRD RKMgDy.:

oxn's DrsnehlL Troches are widely known
IS an established remedy fer coughs. eolds.
bronchitis hoarsensss aud 0thsr iroubles Of the
throat aud lungs
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DIMMITr,s COUGH BALKAN.

DiMMiITs COUGH BALKAN. the body OF
which 10 composed Of pure Honey and hock
Candy Hyrup, highly medIestsd, 10 the ts.t
remedy inown tor q 'ughs, Colds, Asthma.
Group and whooping Cough. sold By John
Ionss, Jr. lt2i ~
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q. II. GALLUP.

o. II. GAtLur. opposite the Bank Of caiifof'
nis, Gold Hill. keeps constantly on hand al
fayofita brands IL Imported c.sars. ohoice bit
cigars, ali lIsds Of ehsving tobacco, meet.
sch,um pipes, nuts, candles, nne cufiery. and
toys and iibey goods Of all kinds. apps m
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cnR.p puoroaRApu..

Pictures taken ct reduesd priess at the great
Flying Photograph GsieY. Cards. - per
joxen /; Cabins .. 81 per dozen; q. ms. two
dozen for nfty cents. All other pletui:s in
proportion. my2l N
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IrK CHR.T EOR nALR.

AnnLlie Ice chest or Refrigerator. made To-
order for . family. ha. been ieft tor sale o.
.srant's Gold Hill Furniture 10 ~. reyt above
the NEws once. A smsii amount of cash viii
buy ID, lets tie
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senspiimcntarie~.

The Nrws Acknowledges with pleasure
the receipt % complimentary tickets 10
tho grand picnic excursion Of the Society
Of Pacific Coast Pioneers, which 10 to a
plaee Tomorrow. We shall be i" thar"
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sT0cK REPOkT.
san franeases Beard.
LAST EykxIxo.

kSis"'
IS Meadow Valley. toc.
40 Raymond 4 KY. NIX.
50 Eureka Con-. ~.
60 Jssi.on. az. AZ.
200 IN Dorado south. IN. 1 10. ~.
1850 Leopard. AZ; 2 y: SIS.
IS nussey, a,e.
1910 anna PrIa.. Sis.s.. 10. ~.
$50 Arsents. yoe
1910 Medoc. 10 J.
$50 Goldsa harriet. i 90. ~.
20 Empire ldshoD, IN.
less Leeds. IN. I Is. ~ b3o.
80 Pslthsr. :oc.
1880 Julia. .. AZ. 2 s.asaass
,Tso Caledonia. sh. , co. ] IS. ~.
SOS Baltimore Con-. :oc, Ssc. eos.
SIS silver IIiii. ~. AZ.
~ Challenge: l.
~ ysy.ys.. S.s"' "N'"'
=. - ~
90 !, ioe
100 wos.vil e .es.
- 49, sss.sss,on -i
COZ RosL i,l.sd:De.
80 aoss.s. a. ~ S.
,.so ps.,nas, "a Is
g., GO T noss%,ai.i S''"'
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49, i,sis Sa,s,a.s. 81 N. s..sS.
s.'ss.
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fi-s H..bsan \. ~. 81. 81, So.
80 ': n%. %" ~ ~
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$50 "Y M y. is"'i,S'
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i.iSS 80. ~ ss'sS'sE
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no. s,.,,. S.,.Is AN sl.h
wv
f"is soAsiS"-
10 Ophir. ~. ~. i9S. 9S.
is,s Mexiean. Ian. "a. iis, iis. IL. lik
~ Gould 4 Curry, u. hs. Ns. IL, iSs eo.
nS.
isso Bsst 1 Bsleher, nv, ~, -. AK. AN.
ys California. 81 Ss,1s.
iTas savage. \. Z. cs.
ig4D Con, Virginia. ~. IN. SiS. 12s. M.
,s Choilar.Potssi. ~. %. 81, -. 81.
2sIO Hale 4 Norcress, 81. q. ., ~, ss.sk,
So.
1913 crsvn Point, AZ, ~, S. tyo. tS, ISL.
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CIGARS.

Imported Pamsrelgss. Bouquets, saniiagos;
two for twenty I've cents. the best and cheapest
eiean In the State. Gall and Try them 81 sum
msrneid's, Main street. opposiis Jones drug
store. myio
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Llox's RAruAnoH makes beautiful. siossy.
iuxurisnt hair; prevents its falling ont or turn
ing gray. IL has stood the test OF forty .years.
% ehsrmingiy perfumsd. and has no rival.
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A~NRGLRCrED COU0H,

co'd..or Sore Throat. which might be checked
Troshe..'' 10 allowed W lrosrrss nay terminate
..riauaiv m
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THE GREAT PICNIC Io.meRaow.

Final Meeting OF the Ceamissse 'sf
Arrsngeneats SsR she Ptssssr
Picnic Reports ct she sab-Csa-
naittees All Preparations for
she Pieaic Completed.
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EUROPE
EUROPE.
The Turks Defeated In
Montenegro.
ENGLAND SENDS TROOPS TO
OCCUPY EGYPT.
SIX Is DETERMINED TO HOLD
The SUEZ CANAL.
Russia Makes Some Very Fair
Promises.
ESPECIAL Dr.rArcHrs = TIE ootp HUI
ma. NRN
ESPECIAL Dt.rArcHrs TO TIE oorD Hni
DA " Naval
rhe 0reat War In Europe.


DAILY NEws.l
-
$4,000
The oress ~ u Aes'
LONDON. June 22.-we have detailed In
sorm.tiop respcctipg tho first conflict In
- a., 49,, Tho rr,ts and Rus.
op'h neN w, :. u,lh,.,
SLAMS IN Armenia. "heh' ~
Pashs's orders, Mehmet advanced through
The n.sse. from the Ararss Valley and the
49, -. a.. p,..,.n. u.b.
Pasim ram 10 meet the ""
met i~ntrenched at Zeidakan or Saidatcnam,
ten miles southwest Of Toprak Kaleh. and
4, Ten, =, Ana .-hovop..ses. hi. artillery
ooo 80
was weak, his iniAntry no, o's. o.yV ~.
no had lllue cAvsiry. in e nv ,nsan.r.
under I~orsuhasson. hsa ,c.v n.x.,y
blen,y p, cannon v. iuno ,n,b .nJ an
ino IuIAs Au'An0ou y" 49, a. ,s.. IN.
srt,ilery aueI cnsu.u Wv $50
Douics ol hu.s'an .n,I. inssn.rw Az
w, uhuor co,sr y, 'o,i,' mn pa.ns
wn,rh 'ne ,hs Tnsti.h AM .siysi
nnA'iy .d,na M, ,hrsv nm bresst.
WV III Ill torr Gs,d grns ranged tbs
MorAs snu III .Sa r,.,.lisS linz csn,ino
en'lre eA.ens I'M T,,t. s,ooJ m
mem serious ,os'. MANN, then
nre LOT IMeh.I nWsy M ,hov asd
zen, mmuniuon , ~ ~. py..isn
rom Ine nv'sn' W. .i.ssiv Inown
cnvAi,y, WIN lsu ..s oonos,n a. Mon.
ine va, IL, au~ s..i.,.nca
'ehegro' winch heeu' 1
gS1IAsD's RiRsr MOVE.
CHICAGO, June 2l.--Thc T,ituaes Lon.
don correspondent says; ~ have Just
heard the important news that . consider
able British force IL under orders TO pro-
coed to Egypt. This Is In con1rmaa9n
OF the previous dispetcn reg,ru,ns .ne
n.a.a u.", rn,,and b,s made in tbe
un T=rronesn cri.is' Tile cavalry for
iho P,rn,isn eYnedition will consist Of
three rrgimcnis. the Eighteenth. Nine
teenth and Twenty.hrst Huzzars. The
Grs, troons IN land In Egypt will DO re-
ni,ccJ with infantry from Malta, consist
lny Of the Porty.second Highland. Seventy.
frst Highland, Light Infantry. Seventy.
fourth Highlsnders and tho Hundred
and First Bengal Fusileers. These corps
will be replaced by the second battalion.
tho second royal Welsh fusiieers. me
siIty-ninih and io2d regiments; anu uhe
second battalion OF tue rins prigade. ~
from Gibraltar. These VIII remain ~
Malta until replaced ny other troops OF the
limo, not yet named, from England, AMI
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Kelly John tisilorD
Murray VIZ
Martin \
kouros Mi-s MARI
Moore Mr. eusaH
lsitrheli Mia Mary
Mehiilsr
Ne, onall James
rash u d
Morton Har'yJ
O'Bfisu John
Phiihpr 10 eoh
Pace. .
Iha.eos xrsAO
ltuInsey Brutus ii
Ralstun AZ
IRerse Philip
lisn ity John
Rutherford .ttis
Ropising samuel
Iose J..hn
Rowan J inc
Schulz Char %
B.bipsJ hn
shea Ni,s Julia
smith DS
smi b Mise Sarah X
Tres'se John
Wright A
wil.ol ueorgsI
MARSHALL, y, ".
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cAIEDonIAHs, ATTENTION.

A SPECIAL MEETING oY. 1HE CLUB
n will b. held on FRIDAY EVENING Ju'e
y. vhsn every member 10 requested 20 be pre-.
cut. a. ba insrs VI iini ortsncs viii he laid b..
fore thrm WILLIAM NARROWER.
Ia N hcrrtary.
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The Committee Of Arrangements for the
grand annual excursion and picnic Of the
Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers. which Ia
TO take place tomorrow. held . meeting at
their hall on ID street, Virginia, TO COM
plete all final preparations and p~relimina-
ries. President r. II. Taylor occupied
the chair.
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ENGLAND AID GERMANY.

LONDON, June II. CohtraIy W .Io
Turkish reports Of tho junction OF Sulie-
man Pssha and All saib, . Cettinle cor
respondent says relative 10 tho Turkish
defeat near spuz. that later accounts
show that there never WAS . worse panic
or more disastrous rout known In the an
mails Of the war between Turkey and Mon
tsnegro. II was only tho artillery OF the
forts that saved the Turkish army from
complete destruction. The Turkish dead
cannot be counted because they lie along
the plain nearly mp 10 Spuz. AMI tho artil'
lery Of tho city prevents approach, Petro'
vich reports about 1000 dead within the
ground recovered by tho M~ontensgrins,
The spirits Of the people arc very high
here. II 10 conhdently believed that sulie.
man will be driven back to Niesics.