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The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete, in two hours -
No fee till head passes, seat, PIN anG
259 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, pa
Send for circular. ForremoVing seat, IN
or stomach worms call On your druggist
and ask Tor q bottle of Kunkeps worm
Syrup, price 81. 1t never fails Comman
sense teaches II tape worm be removed ali
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
HERALD NOTES.
Sun rises $40.

Sun rises $40.
Sun sets GA.
Days are shortening at the rate OF ~
minutes.
When six women get into one room five
of them talk at once.
The Nantucket girls are dangerous for
when fellow attempts to kiss one OF them'
she says "shesr off, or I'll split your
mainsail wish typhoon"
Il took seven fat cars 10 haul newa>
paper mans appetite to Kentucky picnic
The Sunday opening of the Permanent
Exhibition is q gratifying success.
It Is not fashionable to make calls on
Saturday night.
One Boston railway lately had @5o ap'
plicants for position on one day.
New Haven girls are said 70 be very nirty
on the street.
People with corns on. shouldn't venture
In the may dance.
When you kiss Boston girl, she holds
still till you are through, when she flares
up all at once, and says: ~ should think
Won would be ashamed"
A horse thief was summsrily shotin Kern
county, California. The Justice before
whom the murderers were taken, said !:
"Your conduct WAS reprehensible. 1t wa
well enough to shoot him, but you ought to
have tried him first. severely reprimand
you.
A man who was seen going fishing or
Sunday, said that che was merely goinf
out to teach . Sunday school Of fish, lint
or 80.
Harness makers can collar most anything
Detroit Free Press. Yes and can trac'
most anything.-Albsny Argus. Now VI
will saddle this paragraph With aSothe
puu.-Hudson Republican. They are evel
ess ssntial to q bridal engagement.-NeV
York Graphic. Now halter'gether, let'
tighten these rsins.-Yonkers dazette' '"
are strapp ed and can't buckle to this
Well stirrup some one else, though, IT pos
s,ble.-Fulton Times. Not bit of 1t
Camden Post. Yes you can for we dom
propose to sit in the breeching and hol
bsck.-Wilmingto Herald.
"Thers 10 hotter land far, far away."-
Detroit Free Press. "Where by the fir
they stand sizzling away'"-Graphic. "oi
when you get there won't you be joll
pair.-Brooklyn Chronicle.
And when they get to cooking well,
Then you'll hear those fellows YELL
"As . means of grace" we don't Ill
hell,
Lot US get away
Marlboro Times.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
VILLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWAR
Y COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA

This institLL.on, chartered with Unyer'
sity Privileges is under the charge Ol lAe
Augustinian Fathers, and Offers superior
advantages to students, who desire Nnaie
a thorough Classical. scientific orComneII'
cial course. 1t Is situated on The PenHIl'
vania Genital Railroa 4 eleven lnlesnn
Philadelphia RailrOad Stain andF@'
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session of five montls' u
advanceD $3.50.
For full particular $, send for catu@f
Rev. T. A. MIDDLETON, DID,
decl-lyr Preslasn'
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ARRIVALS.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
E B Terry. New York.
JIM Green Atlanta Ga.
JC Dunping. Baltimore.
JB Nc Chung Phila.
Thos Hobson. "
Geo. L ,ndren.
W. Fegan. Boston.
Herman Winter. DunelleL, N. d.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-25
Dentistry.

Dentistry.
DR.. J. W. stoughton & Bro, No. ll17
Vine street, Philadelphia, excel all other
for their neatness, durability, cheapness,
and dispatch Of their work. Beautiful gum
enamelied teeth, full sets, equal to any $25
set made elsewhere, for $lO,. Filling, 10
cts. to 81. Teeth extracted without pain.
Don't forget the Name nor the fact that ibis
ia the best place in the city for Dentistry.
Mr.. Jaquett, produce merchant, 4th and
King sts., has now and will continue to Keep
on hand during the season, the cholceet
quality of fruit. Cantelopes, you have only
to purchase one basket to be convinced that
It is the headquarters Of the article pamed
other fruits will stand the same test. A
merchant knows what his patrons need bet
ter than they, he has to use his best en-
deavors to make money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13
4 SAD CASE.
Hector Mckenzie. . RsspsesaSly
Connected Young Mas, Arrested
on \ Charge OF brand Larceny.


Hector Mckenzie was arrested In vir.
ginia this morning on a charge Of grand
larceny. The warrant vas sworn out by
the prisoners cousin. W. T. Mckenzie.
who alleges that Hector purloined @ from
him. The accused man appeared greatly
excited when arrested. and abjectly i'm
plorea his cousin 10 withdraw the
charge, but was told BY that relative that II
was too late ; that he had nothing more 70
do with IL; II was in the hands Of the po-
lice. When appealed TO In tho name Of
consequently. the aecusing party denied
any such relations existing. and disa-
vowed any personal scquaintaneeship
with "a thief" Upoa searching the
prisoner the sum Of SAC rs was found.
lie was asked what he'had done with the
other ~twenty-dollar piece, and replied that
he had changed II. When the cell door
Was opened for his reception he appeared
greatly agitated. and begged most pit
eously for permission to obtain bonds for
his appearance. but the jailer had no dis
cretion In tho matter and was cempslied 10
lock him up.
Hector Mckenzie IL ahns-looking young
man. over six feet In hight and about
twenty-six years Of age. He II most re-
specially connected. and II 10 hoped by his
friends that tho circumstances, which o
appear 50 dark against him. may DO az
planned away. He was at one time In the
employ Of the Bank Of California. In
which position he served faithfully for .
year and . half. His past good record viii
no doubt be considered greatly in his
favor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13

STOCKHOLDERS MEErNo.-Ths regular
annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Mint Gold and Silver Mining Company
viii he held ON the 27th Of the present
uppth, at the ofics OF the company. In
San Francisco, for the election Of Officers.
etc. See Official notics In q Advertising
columns to-day.
Miss sopHrE. . disrsputabls eharschr
Who has her den on sutton avsnus b.
tween O and d streets. Virginia, was Ar
rested In that city last night for drunken
conduct. This woman 10 . great source OF
annoyance 70 the metropolitan poliss.
l. N. Baowx. 10 Rue Nsuvs. Bruxsllss.
seeks Information concerning his son. d.
L. v. Brown. who Vas at one time Super,
iptepdsnt Of the Consolidated Alabama
Mining Company. California.
A srovr-PrPE on A street. Virginia, te-
ward the Divide, created . stir and s6ne
CONSERVATION by commencing 70 spout frs
about $50 last evening. The blas' vss
squslched.
PaoyH~oR BAxxa now denies The state
msnt that he stole . ride on . freight train
from Reno 70 Boca. He says be was put
Oh The cars and walked both ways
TIE wifs-bcsing post has ne tsrrors 10
conscientious husbands who are dstsr.
mined 10 do thsir whole duty. let The con-
sequences 10 what they may.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
Pope Plus X.

Nxw YoRx. March l3.-Ths Rome
correspondent OF the London Telegraph
writes OF Pope Plus TX: "He leans
rather heavily on his stick. and has lost
to q great extent the noble and erect
carriage which distinguished him but .
very few years ago. In fact. he stoops
now. His voice, too. Is weaker. and his
articulation loss striking. It Is Ave years
since / last saw him. He was then
eighty years old, but at eighty the Pope
was rs strong. vigorous and hale ~ are
most strong men at siIty.hve. Even
now his eye Is wondrously bright and
keen. His noble features change with
every variation Of thought. His mem
DRY In as tenacious a. ever. He remem
bersd on what subjects he talked Ave
years ago. He glides from italian into
French and from French into italian
Just M he did then. and his whole face
frightened when his lips framed - Of
old the bon mol In which he never In his
sorost trials has besn known to fail.
The aculeness Of his questions - to
affairs In the East proved how strong Ia
the interest he takes In the question Of
the day. and his jokes about the Confer
enee. and especially about tho Sultan,
showed that beneath q jocular surface
there lurked q substratum Of shrewd
observation.
The French s~ssstsriai Eisetiss.
LONDON. March i3.-Ths 7imes' Paris
correspondent says the election last Bat.
urdsy OF N. Dupuy Dsioms. BouaPat-
list, to q life S~snatorship. In place Of
General changarnier. was due to . Coz
lition Of the Bonapartists and Lesid.
mists, and what 10 mors painful 70 say,
Of the Constitutional orleanists. The
alliance OF the Bonspartists and Lsgiti.
mists has become . normal fact pro-
ducsd by hatred Of the Republic. bat
the detection Of the Constitutional Or.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13

~lsanists party. at the head OF which 10
Duo Daudrifistt Pasquisr, President Of
the Senate, and a~ssociating itself with
the Right to reject q moderate Rspubli-
can candidate OF incontsstable upright
ness. Is m act Of Aagrant political
immortality. vsn In q country whore
immoral coalitions In political matters
occur as often Is in Franco.
0isassese On shs Eastern Qsesties.
LONDON, March l3.-0n Tuesday
Gladstone publishsd q pamphlet In
which be shows that the real conduct Of
the Porte towards the authors Of the
Bulgarian outrages 10 . disiuct snoour-
agsmsnt to q rspttition Of the horrors.
The guilt Of the Turkish Government Is
fully provsd, and united Europe should
at least impose such restraint upon The
Turkish Administration as all Europe
has declared Indispensable. The pro-
posal to grant Turkey . year OF sssos
simply . another year Of dssass-
msnt and misery OF the Turhsh'sub-
jscts. Mr.. Gladstone oonoludsss Ell
ask England to redeem the pledges given
by the Chmssn war to the subjects OF
Turkey"
Esgiaad's Eastern Psiisy.
LONDON. March l3.--To-day will Be
memorable In the history Of the East
srn question. The Cabinet meets 70
consider the terms Of asreemsnt among
the Powers. II does not contain
any engagement TO . coercion
in any fern. The Powers will en-
ploy their diplomatic influences
In favor Of tho reforms which the Con.
ference decided necessary. bat further
than this they will not 60. No time 10
hrsd within which the powers are 70 use
their influence. or after which they are
70 consider that their efforts have failed.
When the proposal which Lord Dsrb,
submits 10 his colleague has been &C
csptsd by the other European powers.
II Is expected that Russia will declare
herself satisfied. and rehabilitation will
follow In due courss. A protocol. 10 b
signed by the Porte and countsrsigned
by the powers, 10 q form Of agreement
which has found most favor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13
UTAH..

ssew.sIids Near Aita-Yatai Cave
In she Yiagssa1 Mise.
SALT LAKE. March l3.- Snow has
b. on falling In the mountains near here
for the las. twelve days.
Yesterday a snow.slids occurred near
Alta. killing Matthew Ingram and Jared
Prait.
4 cave occurred In the Fagstsf mine
last night, covering Ave men and killing
Henry Johnson. No others were badly
hurt.
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sroomo DIsPAron.
boo. Kee.e CeaisE Msas.

Jtus kesns CsmtaE IHeuss.
BAN FRAscIsco. March 49, A private
letter has been received here from Jim
Keenr. In New York. In which he states
his conviction that there will DO . boom.
ing market in the Spring, and that he
Intends TO return from New York and
take q hand In Il. He represents him.
self as much improved, both In health
and pocket, by his Eastern trip.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13

. Ana IN aecordasee with lsv. and an order Of
ne Board Of Dlrsetors. made OF the eth cay
o. r.e.ssry; ISL. 90 many shares OF eaeh
~ sod u psblis susstoa q ts once Of the
comp.ny. Nos Lsidssdssd strsst. ssn Ynneis.
80. Csi' ma. On uArUkDAY ne aist day OF
March, in1. q he houf o. . o'ciock ,. q.
VI said day. 10 psy sat1 dslinQasnt sassss-
n~nt thereon. togsthes With costs Of advse.
VICTOR pkkNBACH, osssstssy.
''hire No. . ieidrrdosd strsit. tsa Drin.
Il c California. nhista
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SAN FRANCISCO.
4 Eensatten fsr she BAY City-A Rms
sian Naval Onieer Eispes with 80
Euyinssr's Daughter

sian Naval Onieer Eispes with ~
EIginssr's Daughter
SAS P~RAScIsco. March 13.-It has
transpired that last night ar officer high
In rank In the Russian squadron, nov
here, sloped with . young lady. daugh.
ter Of an engineer OF the Hunters
Point dry dock. The digit was
effected by means. Of the traditional
ladder. The girls father discovered her
In the net Of descending. and gave chass.
but the lovers jumped into a buggy and
distanced him. The father this morn.
ing invoked the aid Of the police TO as
sist him In ascertsining the whereabouts
Of his runaway daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13

No MoRE EXEMPTIONS. The revenue
laws Of tho State have been 10 amended ~
TO exempt from taxation only such prop
er,y as is reserved exclusively for public
use such IS State. county, city. town and
school property. M~ortgagors 10 the amount
Of the sum secured. aud mines and mining
claims arc exempt. tho proceeds alone
being taxable. Tho widows exemption to
the amount " 81 900 has been done away
with. The property Of churches. beneve-
lent associations, and such organizations,
is now taxable, the same a. other prop
crty.
IonEEr TAYLOR ISoriRED roR.-Mr.
Mary Mcintosh, No. 10 West Fourth street.
O.wego, New York. sends . letter to .
friend in Gold Hill. inquiring for . broth
or OF hers, whom she hAs not heard from
for six or seven years. The last heard OF
he was at Moore's Flat. Nevada county.
California. lie 10 Of fair complexion.
about i've feet six inches high, and walks
A little lame. ANY information regarding
him, IL sent 10 tho above address. will be
thankfully received.
Musu \ MILK Social To-NIoHr.-The
q
best quality Of mush. done up In liberal
.,yl,. together with pure fresh milk. will
b. served At the grand festive social 10 be
given by the Gold Hill Ladies' Benevolent
Society. this evening at Fort Homestead
Hall. There will lie plenty Of music and
dancing for all who wish " Indulge. and
everybody will have q first rate time. Adj
mission for gents. hfty cents; ladies free.
o..p,. r,.,. x. .,,.
MI" rhk ="
ious accident al the JUSTICE mine i@'
"Wednesday night. -Four men were re-
pairing the ore chute. Two were near the
top and two we're near the Bottom oil tns
,Lsir lob. and the car.man, thinking all
was clear, sent a carload Of ors down The
chute; Inc Two icNer n.n ;.i..".l
into the ore-oin anu ovus'a''! ..J1 ~
No serious uamases' ho"s'''' w" y"
tAined.
WAR Il THE I,rrP-Ti,e new county
p..,A..o, h. cl.ir,
"'"'s AZ.
m,n I'anran ~. No.. ~ ant in.
,sre.t. Now the trouble that seems Ia
arise Is the question wha, interest doe;
The county ray on 'oa. ~;,h n.
mathema'ieians nave WIN
proposition, out ~ i' no wv ""'
found who agree.
p,y,xor ux err, T,xrs.-Ths Californis
x..,.r,,.x nail ,o m. r
' v,r,,n,. c,,v
The city tax on the proceeds Of the min,
for the quarter ending. December sl,,
amo1ntas 70 siI'oot S ,an ,hs ann,
lated virginia ais1 p.iu " .n ~ Ri,
term, 'he amosn. 'slhs 80, .,cn.s !,
checks. payable W sSia' WIZ A1 =
j. W. Maekay.
vr,,,r, uvr,,xo.-rbs lady member
NJ the Order yiyi,ur aro notified by thsil
secretary. through our advertising col
umns to-day. that q meeting Of tho sosist!
will b. held at the residence OF mrs, JONI
Gillig. Virginia. at haii'Iast ! eioek r;s
.,,endanee Is respectfully requested. a
business Of Importance will come be'or'
tho meeting.
WHERE To Go.-Thoss Of our reader
who, while in Virginia. feel the need of
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NEW TO.DAY.

TYLEg nlNlN0 COMPANY
i Location Of principal placs OF bussness.
San Francisco. Gail, ornis.
Location OF worts, ,,old Hill Mining District.
Jtorsy county. Nevada.
Notics.-Thes are delinquent upon The fol.
Iouin. described stock. on accent Of assess-
.nrnt mo. o. levied on The 9Th day Of fsoruafy.
Iy1T. Inc ssyeni am .unts cot opposite the
ana VI the respective sharstoldsrs. - FOL
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National auar, Hall.

Miss Jeffreys Lewis reception at Ma
tionai Guard Hall. Virginia. last evening,
amounted fairly TO an ovation. The large
hall was denscly thrsnged with tho elite Of
Virginia and Gold Hill. tho ladies In at
tendance being rssplendsnt with new hats
and elegant attire. Everybody was In tho
bes, Of humor and kindly disposed toward
the brilliant actress on the occasion Of her
first appearance. The performance was
thoroughly enjoyable from beginning 10
end, and held the entire audience In wrapt
attention. The play Of "Pique" 10 we'll
writ,sn. II abounds In startling situations
and wildly portrays all Of the varied emo
tons Of the human heart-love. Jealousy.
ambition, hatred. avarice and kindred pas
sions struggling for the ascendency. Miss
Lewis, in the character Of Mabel. gave .
test Of her quality. and fully Justified tho
high ex~pectations entertained Of her.
ssif.willei. self-contAinsd, naughty and
im~perious. sho trod the stage . veriable
queen. Her flashing eyes and fanltless
Interpretation Of the conflicting emotions
which swayed the heart Of the way
ward girl brought down the house
in . grand outburst Of applause.
She was called before the curtain and was
the recipient Of encore upon snoorc. Mr..
John Moore enacted the character OF
Doctor Gossitt very creditably. MI. j.
". Ward a. Arthur Standish was all that
could lie desired. Miss Ella Emerson Ray
acquitted herself we'll In the character OF
Mary Standish and was heartily applauded
on several occasions. Miss Mollis Raynor
made q capital waiting maid. Mathews
and snow. In their respective assumptions,
sprueed up amazingly and fairly out
Heroded Herod. ID. squirss concentrated
considerable attention upon himseli In
the character Of Ragmonsy Jim. Misses
Robinson and Church were fully up To
their parts. This notice would be ineom.
plete without q reference TO the orchestral
music. which was Of . superior order and
deserving Of tho highest praise. Tbs
entire performance will b given again this
evening and those Of our readers who At
tend will 10 Afforded . rare treat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13
THIRD pispArcn.

Oakland Munieipai Eieeties - The
Repabiiesss vieserisus. .
San FRlScrsoo. March l3.-At the
Oakland city election yesterday the
straight Republicans elected their can.
didate. DR.. Parjec, by a majority Of i45
over General George 4. Dodge. the Tax.
payers candidate. The Independents
elected one Councilman In the Sixth
Ward. The Republican majority at the
last Presidential election was over 1900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-13
BY

BY TELEGRAPH
ENDORSEMENT OF PRESIDENT
HAYES FROM ALL SECTIONS.
A PiTiFuL APPEAL FROM A
MEWLY.MADE GRAVE.
The Nichols Legislature Offering
Incense to the President.
which He VIII Accept for Just
What Il Is Worth.
POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY sNuBS
A SOUTHERN "NAsBY."
And Declares That no Efheient
Omcer Shall Be Removed.
A Southern Democrat Appointed
Collector at Charleston.
The FRA OF Good Will Fairly Begun
ut Last.
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~. .,,,,l,o, Nm Ioui.inna.


-
rs. s,,,,1,a, I'm Louisiana.
90 S,.,.u..
w. -..u.w,.,.
A,S -" T," ,r.u,,r., .la,oss NJ
The nressnt Executive Of tho nation in.
| dicstes a fxed determination to restore
harmony to the people of the South oy
ESTABLISHING . po.isy =. psomn;.;nc ,bs
III, - al nsonls ~ local seli.ooyoru.
ment free from federal interference;
therefore DO It ,,
~ MANA F,scutiyo of non.
interference in the affairs Of the State
a. q happy augury for the inture' male
In good faith ana III va. .us sp,nm
,ns u;m a. ~ c-o.onsrate with
prssiJsn, HAYES in every effort to restore
| confidence and fraternal relations among
the whole people Of this great country,
anI 70 TINS emu u p'0uSss mand ~ sscure
ths great object for which governments
were instituted, viz: guarantee protection
to life, liberty and property to o'ery hu'
man osinS wi'n'h 'S o'i'si
The Indications are '"a' 'n' N
Legislature Will not eiec' oh''e' ''"''
senator uur'ng INC p'
NEW ohLkASs, ''aien ~
remains eohS'an'! u" ~
attending 10 sneh business Us '''ie ~
fore him. lie stated to-day 10 rePo''e'
that he had as iuii conhdehce w ever III
the final success OF his Government
but he said: ~ mn annoyed at the per-
sistence with which the most elaring
misstatements are reported. even by
Journals usually we'll informed. For
instance. Il seems that my legal claims
to Office are based entirely upon the
decision Of the Returning Board. and
that the constitutional provision requir.
ing a canvass oil the votes by the General
Assembly has not been strictly complied
with in this respect; that there were
less than a quorum Of Senators present
when the canvass was made. The pro-
v;.i,n Of the Constitution upon the sub
;,ct Ia this: Returns Of every election
shall be sealed up aud transmitted by
tho proper Returning Officers TO tho
Secretary Of State. who shall deliver
them to the Speaker Of tho House Of
REPRESENTATIVES to re-sxamine and re-
count. The person having the greatest
number for Governor shall DO declared
| dulv elected. This provision was COM
| piled with in every particular. On the
second day. Of the session. January 2.
the General Assembly met In joint con-
~vention. with sixty.eight Representatives
and twenty-one Senators present. made
the canvass and declared the result. a
quorum in the House is siSty-one' anu
Of the Seuatc nineteen. oi tue sixty
eight Representatives present all were
returned by the Returning boaru' anu
Of the twsnty.ono Senators nineteen
were no returned and two seated on con.
test. Thus there was nm
quorum OF members OF each pr'ncn
Of the Legislature present, aud
participating in the eanVass whose
names appeared OH tho rolls oil
tho Secretary Of State as entitled 10 par
ticipats in the original organization
The impression that there was not a
quorum present has probably arisen
from the faet That hSo 'eha'o'S "no
were present when the votes were count
oil for Governor anu when he"ogS ~S
elected Senator were subsequently 'u'
ducsd to withdraw and some arc now
acting with the u senate Two