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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

Nrw PArrSN.-rhroush Dewey 4
Co.. Patent Agents. San Francisco, We
receive the following lis; OF United
States patents. granted to Pacific Coas,
inventors. viz: Rudolph r. Lineh.
Oakland. California. game tables; VIM.
II. Clark. Austin. Nevada, spring floor;
John s. Covert. Modesto. California.
sack holder. Moses p. faruhsm,
Kauswaka. California. ~stovepipe drums
Christopher Lamb. San Francisco. fran.
ing squares; Peter II. Baker. Virginia
City. Nevada. locking latches; David II.
Jaecard, San Francisco. hinges.
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BoscmRk,s GERMAN u

Can now BE- purchased right at home; 1t 10 the
most successful prpa rat on ever introduced u
our people. Il works like 3 charm In al csses
Of Consumption, pneum0ni.. litmorhasos.
Asthms, severe Coughs. Group and all other
Thrust AM Lung Diseases. No person has eve
u.ed this me,ic ne without getting immediate
relief. yet there arr great many poor. suf.r-
with q suspicious cough. AID tho nOiee VI con.
sumption coming fran t,r.ir lungs. that will
not Try u. u yon die. II IL your own fault, -
you eau 20 ~ Jour druggist and get . sample
bottle hoe 10 cents ard Try u; three dosts viii
relieve any Gaze. Regular sife ,niy rs cents.
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ir is said that the Porte coutsmplates
making osman rasha Secretary Of War.
No doubt his eounssls in the Cabinet
would he invaluable: but his strokes in
the field will do much more for Turkey
than he could possibly do by Debating a
campaign in Constantinopie. IIe 10 the
best general In the Turkish army. ami II
the Sultan Is wise. he will keep hiu to
the front. instead Of eranpins him in a
position where his military genius ean-
not have full play.
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MURDER IN RENO.
A. italian Laboror Beaten TO Death
by Two Buniaus-rwo italians
Arrested On buspieion.

The Reno Journal Of this morning
Owes the following account Of q brutal
murd or:
Shortly after tho false alarm Of Are,
night before last. say just about mid.
night. Mrs. Jane Chambers heard O
noise on the vacant lot opposite their
residence. and going ont OF the gate saw
one man walking toward Chinatown,
and another boating a third man. who,
every time he was struck. uttered n fear
ful groan. She supposed Il was
drunken row. and reiterated TO the
house. When Mr.. James Chambers
returned home from his nights work.
about 4 In the morning. his wife told
him OF the occurrence, aud even then
jim could hear some proaning In the
vicinity. He went out and found
the man lying on the ground, his
head all battered anil toru, and GOV.
cred with blood. sand and dirt. present.
ing sicksning sight. Rushing
mp town he found officers Ross and
Thomes ; then DIR. Hogan /; Rose found
q wagon and the man was put In, and
pulled up to Wards undertaking rooms.
Al 1880 yesterday morning he died,
never having hardly moved In the mean.
time. DR.. Hogan thinks the wound
over the right ear was the fatal one.
though the mans right cheek had a hole
In Il, the back Of his head a fearful
cash. and there were other wounds. IA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

FsASK KENYON. OF the Silver City
Tis.es. went below last nightto purchase
material for tho tSo new papers which
he is about to establish in Aurora and
Bodis. 1t Is a dangerous experiment to
start newspapers at any time. and ss-
p~soiAlly now ; but Frank carries with
him the hearty good wishes Of q host Of
friends for his success in his new enter
prise.
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H.prciAL. ArTRNTION MERE.

Notice tho "stsr Remedies" .Dr. Van
Dykes "AniLbllious Cure" IL preferred 10 all
Other dyspsptic meiieines. firt. It does mol
grippe. second, u does not nauseate. 1hini.
70 u pleasant to tsste and smell.
"Trvut oil Ointment IL prepared nom Lake
Tahos Trout, and u the beet l.in.ment IN Tia
World for iiheumAiirm. Neuralgia and aprain..
10 IN your drugpist, net q sample bottle II
each. frce Of charge. Trout Oh. IA cents PEI
hottie Anti-bft,ous Cure. one dollar. aaiJ u
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STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

SEGRRuArKD BRLCHER MINING CON
panyc-The regular Annual Meeting of The
ktoekhoidera Of the Segrvgated Belcher Mining
company. fyf the election OF Trustees ~ feryr
the en,uing year. and for the Transaction Of
eueh other bnstuev- - may properly coma be.
forr 10. Will be held al tlo aniea on The Com.
pany. No. <& California street. Nan Francisco.
California. on TUESDAY. the ~ day OF Oc,o.
b-r, is's, 81 u oclock. noon. Transfer books
Will be clio cd On TLursday. September n, 1871.
at . O'Clock .. n.
ono. d. EDWARDS, seerr..ry.
San francisco, sept. II. ls77. seiStd
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SPECIAL

EQUEsTRiANSTiiP.-Onud LAdles' rourpa
mcut for the most accomplished and eraeefn
lady riderp. Friday. October 10. at 10 O'Clock y
tbs soclsiy ofers four prvmiums, which will
eonsist IL the soei.ty's silver plate, valuei re
spsciiysly 81 500, go, $40 AMI go.
SPECIAL PRRMlUMe.-IAdyi hat. value
as, fift Of Aware Evans standard edition 81
poems, gin of y. N. Jamison.
The isdy VITO 10 sdIudged hnt shall have her
ehoiss OF ali premiums onervdi the second
lady shall have second ohoiec. and % ON. ~ is
eYpectsd that other special premiums vi! D.
added TO this hist b. private ontnbuuo
Noos hut ladies' OF the highest rrspectsbilip
vish,ns 10 compsts for prises Will pleass send
pan.s to secrstsry. indorred BY two msnb<fs
For sny dssired information address
JANET n. BoRLAnD. sscrst.U.
Hsoo, Nsvads.
o. O. %BATrsRxAN. Prsid-ns. sistd
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A CARD,

To all Who are suffering from the errcrs sni
indiser-tious 81 youth. nervous we.kn~~s. EARL
decay. lo.s OF manhood. etr., ! will scnd =
receipt that will cure yon. fRrr 90 ciiAhoi'
rhis great r@medy va- Discovered by q y ~isslor.
arr In South America. Seni . self.aiL .--el
envelope TO the Rkv. JOSEPH 7, lSHAN.
station ID. Bibls House. New York city.
mhSl cn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

FnoN present Appearances the Car
will very soon be more anxious to trans
port his army to the north Of The Danube
than to sncamp before Constsntinopls.
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TnE pAi.ACs RATING STAND.

Fur . r'a't 81 beef nnercciloi In story
county, 20 10 Thomas II ,flroh's Rating stand.
In The Palace Saloon. No. 7 North q stree,
| Virginia City. rrrsh oysters at all honrs IN
every style. Forty miners always 10 hand II
night. For ta~y, homo style OF cooking. AMI
the best si,i free. est Of all that the markets
Try u. Apl3 ~
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q. u. l!AI.l.uI,.

o. II. 0AILrr. opposite tho Hank OF caliiof'
nla. Gold mn. keeps constantly on hand al
favaritc brands II ipIori.i WpAr-. ohoicc bit
cigars. all ii .ds al ehewing tobacco. nicer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. hne cutlcr,. AMI
toys and lancy goods OF all kinds. apis M
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THE STREET CHARIOT WILL RUN THE
fall length Of the road nom Lover ooid
any pint far The sun Of B cssss. rSs
Chariot will be a avn By six hns horses. The
moot convenient ira rsmsats for getting IN
aI .. o int S'IIi %0'1 PIools.,:r.
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MASONIC BALL.

mA0ONsS 0Hss'
-
lvuifv nd0o M A FAN
hshaisy AVuoOSN I'VE
SILVER CITY,
.. o..
-
H.. Randall. Lad Noyes,
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SPEED PROGRAMME.
First Day-Monday, October rs.

| u,yy>.p1-r urapr 70. ,loro,vhhr~
thre-year old hlii-r. Society To sdd an amount
equal W. entrance. DAN OF one hna , nal
miles: kn'ranes, $50. Any MY thst mas pr
vlonsiy won q t.ss shaII eairy n.e pouna
sxtn any MY that ~ Won NC races s,sh'
pounds extra; any ally that ha. won tire
races. ten pounds tfirA. second MY 10 Ave
entrance.
=. NkVAUh .s.n " .ne snu
September ! weights announced september Il;
deciaration, oetoess Y. srus.ee. sioo: hs'i
.nsLsi' w ony aeeiaIu Su.. soe's'y "sa
:; ausNiSG x,sl .as q a,, Gns nile, FL t, 81 4, +,
sisrr. NsvAd.. Entrance, ta; ,hs sos,s'y vt
uja,.s 800 ooN' WITH NV '
Z. RUyYIsa.-D.h Of two miles. FREQ for
s,,,it sseond isra 10 saws .Str.ne.'
Weight. TO ruIe.
Th,ce or more pomiustIaps will be REQUIRED
sSr.,i, .n,o,ss NJ mia. sar coi,.etI., %Torseii.'
| hui win j.. rrspopslbir for none. ii, no case
| Will ,hs sosIst, dive sdied money Without .
"o"" IVY
& TRoTrIN0.- purys. S6Oo; class. a.n
mile beit.. three In Ave, TO hsrncss: free for ali
hor.es IN Nevada and California cas-, 81 tbs
,nS,rs si% '" ' ~ WV
nia.st ,.,,h m. f~o,iox,,y ~,ntres. NJ. n.
C,.n,s.s, name. n M .Jrws.. 4. prr.,l
an. n . Itonev I.,le Chisf, III. Niebol,,
49,. an ~ Iniu. n ri iste name. 80.
hnev'ns' de "i''"h nAh'es u w. 's's"A'
a rporrNa -purs.. ssno. el..,. e.s,.
IMo.ss w,ibout The reouirrd eutrlcs' Muuty
ih''u paJ "eu"1Ay' o'''''' "'
:, pnsNrNo -pur.,. A. o, Two mile, Anal
,.n..s' ,,ss n, AM hor..s IN SsysJ, md Cal.
iornia sasi OF me sieris NEVADA ri'', sou
secoad. tooi thifu' si"'
puse,so p,,.. ann. nm. mil. .,.,
ro rs. sor an yI,,, stso second am
thiri. W.
a -pn,. ssa. a.., n, n.,
nj. nv !, ,sii w. scc,Tn,, rus ~.
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T,a Gold Hin Daily News has

Tho Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation of any evening
newspaper published In the
state Of Nevada. It is
therefore the worry best and
most efficient medium fcI
business. mining and oil
other advertising.
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BORN.



MCDONALD In San frsnci co. September H.,
10 the wife of jane. McDcna'd. n son.
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DOWN!
DOWN.
down.!
AGAIN DOWN!
Great Reduction in Prices
PLATT & RIcH's,
iss Main Street, Gold NH.


look At OUR PRICES. THRN CALL AND
~ sxsuins our goods;
els Black Dress ssits. sJs so.
, Bssisess suifs. $40.
e95 Black Dress Csats, ats 50.
80 Dtasssal Ceat. veat ~ Else css-
ete Csseinsre Pants, ~ ~.
~ Cassinere Pants, % -.
~ Csnsinere Pasts, 81.
Hats fren - cts. % 10 rs.
with prices In proportion attached 10 all our
goods. We mara ali goods In plan nsurcs. and
sslt them - marked. Our goods arc selected
By us per.onsllv. and nom G~snulns dealers and
hoosst men. We buek m sict oms on the
bridge. We deal with men. We ask the puhlic
o. 0oh I'LL 10 call on Ne and Look u our
phees. They will then be satisfied that
4 4 RICH,
iss MAIN STREET, GOLD MIL,
Are masters OF ths situation.
ls1Jn -
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aDMBRKT- FRIrAY-In Carson. September
u. Frank uambert 10 Dora rritay, bsih ~
Virginia Oily.
Michael Joynt 10 Mrs.. Johanna Neenan.
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RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.

All freight will BE- shipped 70 and nom thS
Fair. over the Virginia and Truckee Railroad,
free Of charge.
The Central Pacific will transport articles .,
exhibition. within the Stats, free of charrt
at half rates fom other states.
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A WOODWARD / .BR0wNmH@
"A PIANO. used mat Q fsW
montha. for rent. Apply ct Nn.V
Noels Miliinsry stoss. 10 solth ostfsst
sepos, % vs., 3 , ~; ga n Am Co.'S nsv'
ishu N. d. PARSONS. Assat.
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r LIBERAL SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR ALL
IL worthy articles exhibited, not mentioned 10
schedule. The society will give, In addition TO
the premiums named. Q gold medal TO The most
msrltorious exhlbiii0n In each department.
The soc.sty's silver medal will be the award of
highest merit. All premiums over i've dollars
may. IN tho discretion OF the Boari Of Trustees.
be paid In the Socirty's plate. manufaetsr~d
cIpres.ly for the purpose.
Gazette Gold Medal-yalue, 500.
RENO. August Is, MI.
JANE n. BoRtAsD. Secretary: Pleas onfr
Q gold m~edal-yalue. ti00-from The EfOsiay
Caisffs. for the best snd largest exhibit In any
department st your Fourth Annual Fair.
JOHN y. ALEXANDRA.
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Ny stock consists In part Of TRRNCH MlTY.
BOSNBrs. PEATHkRS, LAOkS, RIBBONS.
ORNA AENT5. and In fact ever, thing usually
kept In . 1pt-clsss millinery STORE.
Ny long slp~rirnce In the business enables
that I can .sI2 a The very loves. es.h price.
dive me . call.
myt m MRS. TX. kOK.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-27
WONDERFUL CURES N Static
One II 'ehich IS presented. and mary
more on lis look.

One Of 'rhich Is presented. and mary
more on his 6ooks
DR.. PAUL NJ. BRENAS-Der Sir
| take great pleasure in stating for tbe
benefit OF those who are afflicted Nth
any chronic disease, that l am aos 9
aeeH nan. For the past two years !
have been under the medical trestusni
OF different physicians. from whom
have received no benefit.
l have been suffering with general
and nervous debility--a difficulty IN
my stomach. and ut times dizziness and
severe headache. almost incspacitat'ng
me for work.
About three weeks ago / put myseH
under your care, and can say With de-
light that am cured and feel like ~.
self again. after having psrtsken q
your skillful treatment. To me. Aes.
labor seems n pleasure ! say th's
much, hoping it will be the means "
attracting the suffering to you, WIZ
can relieve and cure them.
Yours truly, JOHN BALLARD. =,
Employed at Golman's Sawm'n1
will not publish any cures pea
formed by me unless by the foil coz
sent and request of the patient.-rAuh
NJ. Brennan
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FKANCIsCp. Feb 26 A oou,
baIf-pa-t O'Clock this morning, Owen.
Conlon. ong-hOrem.n. was killed on
the corner Of Battery and Green streets
by another longshor-nnau. named Owen
Gregory. The parties had been disput-
ing during the day On political and re i.
ligious topics. and both hal been
drinking though not to excess Con-
lon, who was much the larger man Of
the two, attacked Gregory. striking
him several times with his fists, when
the latter seized q beer glass, bit his
assailant twice over the head and
then ran into the back room aud closed
the door. Conlon attempted to break
1t down, bat a moment after fell and
died instantly. Gregory was arrested,
examined in the police court this morn
ing. aud discharged on the ground of
self defense.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 26-About ten
O'Clock last Saturday night. terrific
explosion shook the city and startled
the people from their houses. Their
first thought was that some large boil
er bad exploded 1t developed, however,
that the Eighth street surface sewer
had been shattered for four blocks bv
an explosion OF the gas sewer, which
runs one foot below the surface on the
east side Of Eighth street from X to X
with branches in each direction, OF ten
inch plank and al'out two feet surface,
in the ~riey between K and l.. The
.....n was thrown up and the sewer
burst open. Skipping thence nearly
two blocks the break began again at M
str eet and ran to T. In all over one
thousand feet of sewer was torn up and
broken. Flame and smoke accom panied
the report. The theory is that the gas
from the broken pipe suddenly filled
the sewer beyond the capacity of the
man holes to discharge it. and some
chance light fired it off. Many windows
were shattered, but no one was injured.
Thousands of people visited the scene
to-day
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From Yesterdays Ors.onisl
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRASCIsCI. Feb 25.-J0hn r.
Robb. Assistant Secretary Of the SAN
Praaci,co Stock Exchange. is discov-
erei 10 be q def.ulter 10 the amour.
of 5000. I, WAS has duty 20 collect
fines and amounts payable for listing
stocks Most If his spcculltsons seem
20 have been made from the latter
fu ID. The officers Of thu board re-
posed tbs fullest confidence IN him.
and are some wha. at loss 10 account
for his action. a. he was not known
to have been engaged in specula,ions
or fast lie. He has. however, had u
sickly and expensive family on bis
hands, which is thougb. 10 have led
him to the act. Robb is reported TO
have left the city, but that is uncer-
tain.
Flood s. O'Brien are reported to have
made heavy sale Of fine silver in the
East India market. Some significance
is attached to it as government, the
chief customer. is bearing the market.
and this may be an opening of new
and permanent outlet for our produe-
tive mines.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2i.-Ophir
26, Mexican lsI. Gould s. Curry 13t,
Best s. Belchcr 81, California As, Con
4sa, Savage !. Chollar 65c, II Il n
&. Point 81, Jacket ii. Imperial 2 10,
Kentuck :. Alpha 2oA, Belcher ct,
S Virginia y, Utah Isl. Bullion IS,
Exchequer 6s. Justice 81. Succor l.
Julia 50. Caledonia st, $ Hill So,
Dayton /, II Island soc. New York
soc, Alt" q, Lady Warrington GO,
Andes u, W Fargo Zoe, Ward 75c, Lee
viashan SOC, N Con Va Csc, Prospec.
45c. Trojan 20. Baltimore ] 80, Conf
dence 81, Peytona 75c. Valley 6jc. r s.
Z 6. Alps II. Belmont II, Patch o.,
X X az. Belle 27!. Leopard 81. Man.
haitian 81. Prize 81.
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T. t>TicIiS STATES,

AVE-" Aokh, req 20. - he Ir16itHe !
Washington special says Sundays Her
all, Democratic organ. has a long
story on Tildcn. written because many
of Tllden's friends have re-nominated
him for 1880 The article attributes all
the disasters Of the campaign to Tilden
himself: continues ,.enouncine the
method Of the compaign; the Liberty
street bureau. and the general incompe-
tency of Hcwett Il Co. and it saws if
the Oregon kilograms had gone to and
from the residence Of Hayes, they
would have been denounced by every
Democrat in and out Of Congress Is the
acme of political rAscality. The article
then closes as follows: And after such
ANONYMOUS and disastrous experience
as this, We are asked 10 train un der Til
den in 1890"
The TribuHe's Washington correspond.
ent does not think dilatory motions vii,
prevent the election Of President, and
says by the electoral law the Senate can
so to the House without waiting 70
hear that the House is ready. Conse.
quently it has it entirely in its power
to force the completion Of the count in
strict accordance with the law, and
there is no doubt that it will do 90 il
necessary.
The Times Washington special says
that Fields bill providing for the filing
OF the Presidential office is clearly I'M
constitutional. The Constitution pro.
vides for filling the office in various
cases; but failure to elect is not one
Of the specified cases. Ifnoon of Sun
day next arrives without the announce
ment Of election. there will be no Presi-
dent of the United States, unless the
con'ingeneyis provided for, ss suggested
a day or two since. by the resignation
Of Grant.
Hayes will be the guest Of Senator
Thurman when he arrives Thu rsday
There seems to be no doubt that Sher-
man has been offered Cabine. po-
sition.
New YORK. Feb 26-Speakipg Of
Democrats Who are trying to prevent
the election Of President. the Tiu.es'
Washington special says 50 long as they
had the Speaker with them they hal
hope. bu, since be deserted chem, they
See they must be defeated Withou,
any intention TO examine into Ran.
dali motives for changing his course,
the tact is, uniou b,edly. tha. he found
he Was playing into the hands Of his
personal and political enemies in the
House who were making Use of his ac-
,ions during the past few days 10 secure
his defea, as Speaker during the mex.
Congress. Randall has now set HIM
self right. and saved his reelection, If
n Democrat is 10 be chosen Speaker.
He is so committed agains. hlibuster-
ing that he may be depended upon to
do ~hs. deyolves upon him IS Speaker.
Ii is announced that As soon as the op-
por'uni'y isrresen'ed the Speaker will
Introduce resolution into the House
Mining the Nichols government in
Louisiana, ami the Hampton govern
men: in South Carolina. II is his idea
the Republicans Will vote agains. ,hi.
resolution, and in consequence the Den
ocrats who have heretofore been OPP
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EASTERN STATES.

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The MraiTs
Indianapolis spondent intervie wed
Hendricks to-day The latter gives up
the election as defeat He continued
very decidedly THE commission,
having gone according to law, the re-
suit will be the election of Hayes.
do not think they acted according 10
the spirit of the law. Their decision
will not be satisfactory to the country,
and the longer the people think of it
the more they will be condemned. But
for the commission bill, the Senate
would have elected Hayes and the
House Tilden. Both would have been
inau2urated. Hayes would have had
the support Of al army of Office holders,
and other resources of the government,
leaving Tilden nothing to fight with.
had fight been deemed advisable.
The statement that Hayes will recognize
the Nichols government in Louisiana is
absurd. He could not do it without
sultifying the methods to which he will
owe his place. To recognize Nichols
would be to say that Packard is not
elected by the votes in Louisiana, and
yet that lie himself. Hayes, was"
New York, Feb. PA London
special denies PATHS elopement, and
says her FINAL quarrel with her husband
occurred in an opera box at st. Peters
burg; that Patti immediately went to
the palace and ebtained an audience
with the EmPernr. and an order to the
police TO send the Marquis of Caux
promptly out Of the country. Reaching
Paris the Marquis ~,s summoned to
answer IN legal proceedings instituted
at PATHS tslegnphic orders for n leea,
separation. 1t is said shs offers him
100000 francs for peaceful separation
which he declines. On the following
evening at the opera. when Patti made
her appearance, the ladies IN the aud
fence manifested their displeasure at
the prima donna's conduct. Ladies oc
cupying boxes in many instances went
so far as to draw the curtains. In the
two boxes on the first tier, IN full view
Of the stage, the ladies' wen, into the
corridor while Patti sang.
NEW YORK. Feb. o5. - Th.
H<ralTs Berlin special says: On
arriving here. Patti proceeded to the
hotel alone. Signor Culli went direct
to Vienna. The Marquis Of Caux
passed through Berlin yesterday for
Paris. The Marquis sent beautiful
boquet TO Adeline's room.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-27

New YORK, Feb. 25.-The steamed
Acapulco, from Aspinwail. arrived to-
day. The Government Of pansma has
raised a forced loan. Four hundred
guerillas were killed. 800 wounded and
800 taken prisoners in an engagement
q; Santander.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-27

ExcIusfrely to the
D.fELY" LTTELLEGE.sTER,
BRITISH oLJNiSIA.

FlcIoRia. FEB 26 Sailed from VA
naimo on IT, 2i'h ins:. tie bark, "
II B,s<e AID Marmi7r. also schooner
Una, fev san Fra4ci.co-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-27

Mr.. Anderson Bush has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Bay Center. Pa
cifc County, ". T.. aud David y.
Taylor. at Fall City. King County. ".
T.