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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
A Tennessee BulldOzcr.

NASHVILLE, TENN, August 10
Gen. Henry Daruell, on trial at Tip
tOnvilIo, Lake county, bulldOsod the
the court at that place Wednesday and
Thursday With twenty-five armcL
men, the sheriff and deputies being en-
freely Inefficient. Darncll recently
gave himself up, but refused to 60 tt
jail, and instead was placed in custody
of ono Of Lis friends: 1t having becl
shown the bond was insufficient it wa'
so announced in Tho court, and Darrell
WIS ordered to Jail.
Tie sheriff refused to act, mud Oar
nell aud an armed mob walked GU. O
the ccu:: room deaouucing the cOur
aud dcfying tho authorities. The
shCrit? Refusing to obey ap order tt
summon q posse, Gov. Porter Wal
tclcsraphcl 10 send the Chickasaw
Guards, Of Memphis to his relief, bal
the order was cOuutermandcd, Durnel
and,,squad having left for Kentucky.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
81 e 3i'!!5 DE S5yj .)g;ss2}5]'
,S"twNAUN Au0Mst rs
The Election.

We publish elsewhere Tie election
returns Oh the Cap:Isl location, and
while the official returns have not been
received from all the counties, yet the
returns rvc believed to be sufficiently
correct q leave no donbt but that
Charleston las now the much ccvclcd
Prize h. fgcm fifteen hundred to two
thousand majority over both Of her
competitors. The voters Of the 3rd
District Lad the energy to cone out
and vote &c; the place Of their choice,
while uca:ly $4,000 OF the voters Of
The 1sL 2al 2nd Districts rema;aaI at
!lomo.
In 'ho cour'y Of 0iio, TIC coanry
TIA: doDo mUre than nay other lo=en
counties i'll the State, to asjtatc the
rcmoral Of the Capita: from Charleston
had over %,020 "oters remaining from
tic polls, aud tho county Of Wood, that
stood ncs: to Ollie, in ogiratins The
removal from Charleston, had = COZ
votes 70: voting, and 800 Of tho..
that did yO,9, were 70. Charleston.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
Tic Ohio Republican Resolve 90 10
Hayes.

CoLuNnrs, Ono, August 10 q
meeting Of unti.admiuislraIion rrpub.
licaus, held in this city last night,
adopted b. the resolutions bitterly dc,
nOnncins President Hayes for hi.
Southern policy, unl declaring that the
second resolution in the platform aLOp-
ted by the republican State cOuvon-
at Cleveland is Inconsistent with its
profcssel declaration of fidelity to the
principles Of tho republican party
that it is faIsehoOd adopted solely
foT party expectancy, libel upon the
republicans Of Ohio, and unworthy Of
tue grand record Of the party.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
Russian War.

The war between Turkey and Rus.
sia has so "a: been decidedly in favor
Of Turkey. Hoy long Turkey will be
ablC to retain the prestige she has
gained, time alone will decide. If the
cruelty Of tho Turks proves to DO true
they deserve the most ingIOFiOqs de-
feat
LONDON, August ia Bucharest
correspondents telegraphs: have
written tie following US I received it,
and from the terrible accounts which
tbs fugisivcs bring over tho Balkans, |
fear it must be only too true. On Ju.
Iy 2lst, tho day OF the Russian cyaCu.
atici Of Eski-Saghra, the Turks order.
ed that al Christians, men, women
aud children should DO shot as they
loft their houses. Those who rCruir-
cd within were burned alive. All o.
der was given to burn down aud do.
ssrOJ every particle Of Christian prop
crty. Many leading Turkish merchants
took part in the affair. Que dispatched
II large nIinbcr Of LASH. Buzouks all
over ldc Tiehierpau district. This dis.
'riet is Oi9 Of tic richest in that part
Of Turkey. 1t contains a very large
proportion Of Christians, over 81
churches, 5OO schools aud colleges, all
Of which have been burnt. The d..
sIruciiOa extended to tho villages Of
Bogh!iau, AlahalGsi, RAM. aal many
others, nsailing from $50 to 20U
families each. Scarcely fifty persons
escaped alive. 1t is estimated tina,
from 1900 to $4,000 Christians lav,
been iEassacrcd in tho Eski, "Sashra
and Tchinpan districts alone. Soldier,
we're posted along the road from E,k
and sngbra to kaisalik, with orders tt
shoot everybody passing.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

y. keys, The croTl !uaTchld in and
icuul Thompson chained to tho floor Of
his cell. The chains were quickly
brvkon, anil with Thompson in the
entire Of hollow square, LIS captors
marched along the county road to the
Confederate cemetery, short distance
from town, and halted a! n large poplar
tree. The leader asked Thomas if he
had anything to say, BIZ; The negro,
who had before confessed tic crime, de-
cliucd to talk. y rope, which had
bccn brought by the party, wag fas.
tened to the tree and Thompson swung
OF. As soon as life was extinct his
cxGcuyioncrs rode away, aud the boty
hing until about noon to-day. 1t is
thought that the cxcculioncrs cane
from the neishborhood OF MitcLell's
Staten, aud comprised somc Of the rel
atiycs of !ho outraged girl. The affair
vas conducted so quietly that mcst of
the village knew no!hias Gift until
this morning. The coroner's jury
failed to identify any QUO as participa-
ting iii The hansing.-SpcciM Dispatch
to lie BaIi'morr .San.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
LyEcl Law III VirEinia--lIauSiag OF
Il CUIDrCh Man.

CrLrErrER G. H.. Va. Aug, 10
On Sunday night cOIVrGd man
narlel William Thompson committed
brutal assault on n little white grrl at
Mitchctl's Station, Culpcppor county.
The man was arrested on Aloulay, anI
whilst being guarded a, Nlitchcll's Sta.
lion on MONDAY night q party Of col.
orcl men attempted his release. In the
melee \. 4. liiddcll, u white man, was
struck BY stone thrown by cOIorcl
man named Ciayton, who in return
Sas shot aud severely wounded. On
Tatslly morning Thompson was
brought to this place and committed 10
Jail b. n justice for the action Of the
grand jury.
Las. ush, about II o'clock a crowd
Of n.ca gathered III tho darl: near the
jail, aud at | o'clock q company, gomv
siSty in number, marched down Main
Street in an orderly md silent manner,
and. hating at the Jail, demanded AL
miiapce. This tho jaiIor refused, but
finally yielded to force aud delivered up
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
Tie Situation In France.

LONDON, August 11.-FreuCh poll.
tics arc beginning to take tho leading
place in view Of Western Europe A,
Berlin Coup do Etat. in France, is
believed to DO probable, and it is olsu
thought that tho government establish i.
ed BY Coup dc Etat would not be
recognized by Germany. Notwith-
standing profound peace prevails
throughout France, Ultra. Conservative
papers arc urging the government to
declare martial law. There is report
10 fuct current, that the Cabinet has
already resolved upon this stop aud
some journals discuss it 10 tho light Of
fQ:cgoIe conclusion.
Yesterdays Uairerse said: II min
istcrs have really, as alleged by five
votes to four resolved to proclaim 0
State Of siege, We shall heartily up
prove the measure. We ask for
State Of Siege that electors may Vot,
freely and DO uuiRformed BY false pool.
Of radical propngau'lus. The UHipcrs,
bslieyGs that the Immediate proclama
tiou Of martial law is rendered nccessa,
~ by the license Of radical newspaper
which dare to talk Of civil war unlcs.
their candidates OBTAIN a majority q
the approaching elections. Monsigncul
Du PaulOup's newspaper, the Defense
says: at is natural to suppose TIM
the Government may be forced to NEE
by state Of siege tho force and IN
constitutional war which the Ralicul
wage against it. If tho Constitu tior
is formally attacked the Govcrnmen
would DO wrong il it did not seek moan
to defend its9If."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

TnE most dangerous season Of the
year for tho spread Of malariaI diseases
is approaching. Uulor the beat Of the
August and September suns decaying
vegetable matter, unrcmOvcd garbage,
stugnant pools and marshes. filthy
streets and alleys, become public
peril as we'll as a nuisance. The in
creased bills Of mortality in tho larger
cities ndmonish authorities aud officials
to enforce the ordinances for keeping
clean the streets and alleys. and guard.
ing the public health from the dangers
that menace it at this season.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
Fcnian Prisoners.

LONDON, August 1S.-o'COnuor
Power has received u communication
from Sir Stafford NOrthcolG concerning
The remaining FeDisn prisoners, which
leaves little doubt Of the immediate re-
lease Of Michael Davitt, and Of the in
tcn,iOu Of the Government to consider
the cases Of the others.
Tic resolution in favor Of Dr.. Eutl''
policy, which was not put to vote al
the Hone Rule meeting Of August 9TH
has received upwards of thirty sigma
lures OF the Irish members. The res
olusion. it is expected, will Eighty !
declaration Of tic opinion of majority
Of tue Irish Parliamentary party.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
Reform is Necessary, even
in The Tobacco Zine.
Great Reduction in Prices.
liarc you been to the CITY CIGAR STORE
MIN Gtru,t wns,,,1

Great Reduction in Prices.
Have you been To the CITY CIGAR STORE
Mum Street, Weston?
II you want II FIVE cvnt Cignr. with EInvapu
filling, you can get it tlrrr.-YOu cl3 ret 4
Connecticut TIPS for n dime. -YoI can get
g 81 Domingo TIPS for limc-You caa gct
! Stosics for 5 crnts,-iOu Gun get n pVrr
liHvhnnA Tor 10 CcntS.-Ur, II vuu want
Homemade Smoking Tobacco you can have
package for II crnts-You can get Kiliiek-
mick, real Turkish, Porto Ricco, Apricot.
The Weed, Manila, virginity, Sweet Slorsp,
or Fun bob smoking tobacco very CHEAP,
And now look III my great variety Of
Chewing TOmccO-0ld Dominion 2Octs n
plug, Paragon Twist only l5cts pluv, Col.
den Twist 20rts, Golden iFlat-selt presa,i
-3Ori'p Double Navy 95cts, Gravcly 10 /
a fine orticle-jOcis, Fine ut-C inpaa.
ion, 81 pound "
you want n sOoA blue Match you can
get it-'oF ifyOu want d handsome iInrorIrtl
Pipe yOn can get II. Yon' rriln &c, n sIonr
pipe for almost nothing. Or would Won like
to gct some Scotch Slalv2 Yon can O., /,
and \ Rapre SnntT also. You can get foreign
Tobacco Seed.
IT there isanytling in the way of Smok-
ing, Chewing or Shutting, II isiilwAys toll.
Aad at the CITY CIGAR STORE.
Come OMe---GoyAc AN.
ROBERT JUFEIe..
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
General Grant in ttniy.

Fix President Grant has reached
Ituly. AT Lake Aluggioro he had
grand festivities accorded hin. After
u serenado and fireworks, and speech
by tho mayor, Gen. Grant spoke Of tie
exceeding hospitality he had rccciv-
cd, lauLed the conduct Of tho PEG.
PIC SO far as ho had seen it, ox.
pressed lis delight Mt tie grand and
lovely scenes that had met bis eye a.
every turn since he had crossed the
Alps. And the general concluded his
speech by saying, ''thore is ono Italian
whose hand | wish especially to shake,
and that ran is Gen, Guribaldi." All
Of which was received with applause.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

!,.o5a VIC controlled ..em. 10 rep l.
naorial profit from the errors and
weakness Of others. In short. the pa
per appears much like matchmaking
Institution. It's editorial columns arc
now devoted to support Of the Ad'
miuisLratiOn. What they viii support
next week is uncertain.
Camp.mectiags in this section arc
not up to the standard oipas: years
Mauy arc perhaps awaiting the urriva
of Moody and Suukcy before giving
their attention to religious matters
These champions will pass tic Fall aut
part OF the Winter here aul in Balti,
more. aud great results are expected
Huron.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
News Summary.
Another Strike In Chicago.

4 ChieasO dispatch states that ~.
siuco tho riot there have been hcm
meetings Of Bohcmians, lumber shOv'
crs, apl COMMUNISTS in the southwest
division Of that city, to arrange for II
Systematic strife for ar increase Of pay
aud a decrease Of work. \ very com.
rleto organization Of lumber showers
has been perfected Badges anl pass.
words haze Lccn agreed upon, and ut
a meeting held last Monday it was dc.
ciJcd to strike next Monday unless
wages arc raised 1t is said that they
will also prevent other laborers from
taking their places. The prOprietOrs
Of the lumber yards arc not likely to
acccdc 10 the demands Of the strikers.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
Railroad Accident.

Sr. JOsErH, No., Aug. l0.-A scri'
Gus accident occurred yesterday after
noon on the St. Joseph and Warren
railrOad, at Troy, Ks, fifteen mile.
west Of,his city. A coach iIled with
passengers jumped tho track and went
over au cmbaukmcut fifteen feet high.
Twenty-Five persons were Wounded
several Of them. it is believed, fatally
Among the wounded arc VIM. Bryan
conductor; JOHN C'Itassinger, OF bal.
las city, Ncb., very badly about tAe
head; William Shubcrt, Nebraska,
badly; &C. IIcatOu. Of Bedford. Ia.
Mrs. Rush and children, Of Ottumwi,
Iowa; W. II. lIuIO. daughter and
child, of Havana, Ill. Those serious.
" wounded arc being cared for at
Troy, KS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

Cu!cAoo. August 1.-THE follow
iOg is The Official report Of the Indian
fight in Montana:
Sr. PSut, August IL.
Lieut.. General Sheridan, CAieayo:
A dispatch las just been received
from Gea. GibLou, dated Big Hall
I'ass, August Oh, and is us follows:
Surprised the Nss perccs' camp here
this morning, aud got possession Of it
aAcr hard Eight, in which both sides
lost heavily Capt. Logan and Ll.
Bradley arO killed; myself, Captain
Williams and LIS. Coolidge, Woodruff
and English wounded. the last serious.
y.
Signed 4. II, Terry,
griy. General.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
The Indian War.

DEER LODGE, August II, "a, H.
". Il Edwards has just ARRIVED from
Bic Hole, ard brings accounts ct q
terrible battle between Gibbons coM.
mand and Nez l'erccs % the Big Hole
river, AUGUSTA.
Gibbons command consisting Of 1872
men, II officers, 1873 citizens aud 80
citizen volunteers. crossed ever from
Ross Hole on Nrluesay. Starting al
II o'clock Oh tho sane night they
moved DOM all the troops with the cx-
ccp,ion Of few left to guard transpor.
taton, few miles above, close 10 the
Indian camp, which was made on Big
Hole, about thirteen miles below where
the Bitter Root and Bannock trail
FROSTED. About daylight this morning
the Eight opened by the volunteers fir.
ing on and killing 40 Indian who was
going after some horses. a charge
was then made on tue camp. and hard
lighting occurred for tho ngxt two hours
during which fine large number Of
men aud Indians were killed. The
soldiers then charged on the lodges,
but were repulscd in tho attempt. The
Indians then attempted to cut them
from high wooded point, but the
sodiers charged, and driving tho In.
dian advance from it, held it and nj
once fortified. The lighting continued
all day aud was still progressing flight
fully when tue courier left at | | O'Clock
The fighting vas desperate on both
sides. the full force Of Indians being il
; the eight. Capt. Logan and Lieutenant
Bradley wGrc killed. Gen. GibbOu,
Cupt. Williams, and Licutcnants
Coolidge, English and Woodruff. were
wounded, Gen. GibbOn only slightly,
Bradley was the first mau killed. The
messenger says that after they failed to
capture tho lodges tho Indians moved
their camp of in tho direction of Ban.
mock, all the corpses being captured.
The messenger bud to como to French
Gu!ch, nearly sixty miles on foot
Another Messenger was sent 10 How.
ard, who should have reached there to.
night. The howitzer had been left
sixty miles behind and " as ordered 10
DO moved up at daylight. A band Of
lndiaps soon after appeared with u
largo band Of horses, and it is believed
that all tho horses Of The command, tue
gun, their supplies, reserve ammuni.
ton, 10 were captured. Gen. Glib.
bon thought that when tho courier left
there he had still had 100 effective u,an
aud believed the Indians had nearly all
withdrawn from bis front. The mes.
se4gcr says ho thinks that one hundred
Indians wcrc killed. Nearly half tho
command, including citizens, we're
killed or wounded. Gen. Gibbon has
sent fo' medicines, surgeon supplies &c.
DR.. Mitchell will leave to-day with au
escort. Gen. Gibbon particularly asks
for ambulance wagons to como under
escort, and every available wagon will
60 forward from here aud Butte city
II is one Of tho hardest Indian fights on
record, and Gibbons command Inade u
most gallant and desperate fight against
Overwhelming odds.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

Mr. Garfield told tho Cleveland
convention that "in those days Of po.
llii2al cOwaFdiec the very gods lool:
down in admiration upon the man or
party that has the courage to announce
its opinion and darcs to run til, risk Of
dying for tho sake Of being right"
The New York ErcniDg Post remarks
that the gods did not get a sight Of any
member Vf that convention,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

CQLuNnus, O., August 19.-AugusI
SchIuItcr was found this morning heal
the Panhandle round house in uu un.
conscious condition. He had o terri,
bic bruise on his right cheek ind ten.
pie. which looks us it had been made
with u club. Ills face was so swollen
tia; it was impossible TO toll whether
his skull was fractured or not. Schlut,
ter was employed as swiichman, and
stood ''y tho railroad company during
the late strike. 1t is believed that the
wound was inflicted BY u would be as,
sassin. The fact that Srhlutter wa.
not robbed adds weight to this suspio.
ion. Tic iujurcl man is in very
rrccariOus State. lie is about thirty
i've years Of ago, and is noted for hi.
sobiicty and Industry.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18

a CALCULATION is made tia: tho ncV
issues Of stOckg, lOaps and shares Of va
:iOus kinds ia Europe during the frs
half Of 1877 amounted to s!SS, 4O0,.
700. Of which S942. 900, 900 worO fol
9ntiepal and State loqps, sl4,OOo.oot
for financial companies, and S3g,OoO.'
600 for RAILWAY and industrial under:
tnkings. Russia asked for nearly one,
half Of Ill these Investments, $685..
100000 being for Russian government
l,ans. Tho United States does not up.
pear as asking for anything, and the
fact is noLel that the amount asked fol
railways aud financial and Industrial
undertakings WIS smaller than during
any half year for a lOpg period Il
may reasonably be suspected. however
thFt there vas moro asked for than was
obtained.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-08-18
CUR
BOOK & sT4ToNERY DEPARTMENT

chool Books, Blank Books aud Stationery, :,
AlaIl limrs good assortment on hands at exceed
insy low prices. dc"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
T.ssh R..aias.

The employees Of the mills In and about
Silver City ere running on ore o INC
Justice mine. - Tsrrseriai EafsrPr'ss'
april It'd.
The scarcher after general Information
Is left In . mass Of uncertainty after read
ing tho above. Does "THn" reportsr
tE.ssyriss reporters nevor use an inde6nlts
article whsn referring 70 themselves) mean
70 convey ths Idea that the mills around
Silver City, which heretofore have bean
running on ore from other mines, hayo
lstsly takan 10 reducing Justos oesf II
not, - posdbly means that IL mill
employs have taksn 10 running raoes on
Justice ore. This visw would seem plausi.
bic, bot fer The fsctthat neither the Justice
nor q other mine can Afford 70 waste ore
on such psstims. "THH" reporter surely
cannot mean that u has been found best
70 substitute employees for stamps IN The
reduction Of ore. But II he does not mean
either Of the above, what does he mesnf
Most Of % have heard Of ssw-dust breed
and sther equally absurd articles Of feod.
and this gives riss 70 . horrible suspicion.
Il u. ~ u. b possible. that IN . county
bat one step removed from tho greatest
bullion-produeing centre In the world such
dsstitutiou exists that men have 70 subsist
on such rough diet - Justioo orei
Yea. verify. 81 asked for broad and 20
gavo ma . stono."
This 10 something thai requires looking
into. for II snch thing arc. and call forth
no great throo Of public sympathy. what
10 the country coming tor Paul Par.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

Back Axp sroSx MAsox.-Resd tho ad-
v~srtissmsnt Of Gesrgs Thomas. publishsd
In another column to-day. George 10 n
Of the best bricklayers and stone mAsons
IN tho STATE, and II he tAkes . contract he
will do Just ~ be agrees. Give him .
trial.
MILLs IN erLvHR.-In Silver there arc
SIX mills running day and night. Tho
Deyil's Cato, Pioneer. Sherman and Kelsey
ara crushing Justice orc. The Bacon and
Trench are working BONANZA ore.
Tzs weather to-day IL pleasant. Tho
sky looks q II II never had any intsntion
Of svsr becoming covered with clouds
again.
orpsrxs are 70 be found north Of VII.
ginis City. Tho band eenprisss about
twenty-five psrsons.
REV. g.. r. KEtLr. STATE Superintendent
Of Publlc Instruction. 10 whiting this por.
tioa Of the shts.
TIE Tucker claim against Virginia City.
amounting 70 over $1,000. has been or
dsred paid.
n. u. DAoorrr. accompanied BY his
children. returned from the East this
morning.
TEE Bsosu mill 10 IN operation again.
Is machinery has bssn thoroughly over
hauled.
BULLION Valued 81 s7os.ts3 81 VA
shipped from Virginia City last sven.
Ing.
TIE strset-lightius question 10 still agi.
tsting the virginia City Aldermen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
I" Well. She Dia.''

She threw . stove plate ct him. putting
. grscsful finish 70 the appearance Of bis
left optic , . saucepan eontaininy . few Tee.
spoonfuls OF boiling water. sent on IL Or.
rand Of mercy In the direction Of the hus-
bands bead. brought that gentleman TO
his feet 10 explain; three stove plates Hrsd
at him In succsssion induced him 10 OF.
plain In . summary msnner. a we'll.
directed upper cut under the Jaw OF the
unfortunate LADY, and the right duks fall.
Ing gently on her left ego. left that optic
lust open enough 70 sec the stove-lifter.
It's marks are 10 b seen on the left chsekof
that brute Of Q husband. A Gold Hill Jury
found The man guilty Of assault and bat
tery, and Judgs Cook fnished the business
By dining him SIS or ssveutesn days and .
half In the County jail. The lady neat
day left tho house In Q condition 20 that
tho CROW flying over It'll II was large
enough 10 ny over-would have 10 pack
his rstions. And now the unhappy hus.
band looks dlstressingly Of . bill presented
for the board OF his wife and two children (;
hs looks 81 the Imperial delinquent list
and takes comfort; looks In tho almanac
for the nearest route 70 the Black Hills or
Balt Laks, only 700 anxious 10 get away
from . town where he nnds 10 . little hard
70 uphold the dignity Of . husband and .
II 10 . severe trial TO get the worst
Of Q nght and BE- hnsd for u beside. He
fears BIS Happiness has hed. and the rest
Of us are OF the same opinion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
GAN FRANCISCO.
Asesher chissss Narder ~ sss
Day CITY.

sAx FaAxcsco. April Isl ?. NJ
A chInsmsn named Tong wah ssv died
in . house ON Rsss alley last Monday
morning. Saw was proprietor Of . den Of
III reputs on the alley named. and about
six weeks ago was shot by one OF . gang
Of hIghblndors who had worn vengeance
because the women In his den had refused
70 submit BY his orders. 70 . tribute levied
by this lsvlcss class. The wound 10 ~
csived Il that time was tho cause OF bis
death. The day after no was wounded b
told . police ofiosr that he knew Who y
va that shot him, but be refused 70 tell
for fear that II an arrest followed the high
binders would Kill al his relatives. This
makes the thirty-eighth Chinese murder
since tho last Chinaman was executed In
this city.