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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-07


lioudu-Asp-TuabLr.- row occurred
In the Capitol saloon IN virginia oity'"
8 o'clock this morning. IN when cafpeh-
ter namei Kelly was badly beaten about
the head. He was playing cards, when
somebody on the outside intcrfored. The
ight was conducted with great vigor for a
lew u out nelly was ~ III
,.sa sno. NJ srr..t,
No,r Oyr,cxn.-Th Pacific Mill and
H..
MINING ,o"'Pan! nav nv
corporation and list OF officers. trustees
i. O.. Flood. W. \, O'Brien, John W..
Maekay, James q. Fair and George Wal
isce >. y. .aoon; r'.s,a.na
S,narin,enJcn, AMI lanes X. Gayer. Sec.
r.tr,v'
80 ~, ho,.r h,,...., nm ,,v.
-,--L-.-, A.. .,e...,,,o. q. nth
re, 40 ~ .,snJ Tine motc. stack 4. ON
| h,nd. rcsly IN be raiscd az soon A the
brick work Is completed. This new set
makes ten boilers In all Tor tho u and u
ppowx's sr,r,oS.-wnli,m Barrett. an
engineer. run a loaded cage into the
sheave at the Ophir yesterday. No one on
the cage and nobody hurt. Barrett leii
s,.nous ..nIS'n nj ha nh NO, me-,
~. soUs,dsr,,Ion
NJ, n o,rrxuoon. for MANY vo.r. eon.
~,,s /, c.r.on Mir, c.i,od =, N,
N,us os,es mi. morning. Mr.. Green.
booL IA a genial and versatile gentleman,
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BRONCHITIS.

lFrom John YiAeg. Esq.. Of bennington, N. H.
"Three yesrs slnee ! was very mueh resueed
with . dreadful eodsh. which reful.ed In BTon'
ehitis. affecting me 50 severely ~ to repcer u
difacuit TO speak In an audible w &C.. To tbs
was Hddsd severe night ss.ats, and ! va Tear
ful Of going into q decline. Aftsr recouise "
DR.. wistar's uaisAm Of Wild cherry. . fev bot
ties Of which fpily rsstOfcd me TO hralth'
since thai iiins have had several sewers o.
zach Of cough, bat the Bsl-am has always ~.
moved them. I always keep 10 by me. and
should not know hos 10 do without IT,"
Sold bS all druggists.
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rough MsssaEe

In one Of the telegraph Offices in the
classic village Of Reno thrives . lightning
slinger who " throws q nasty quill" and
who prides himself upon this. his greatest
accomplishment. His weakness is for
capital letters. and he uses as many as did
the printers devil in his "Oad To A
GoalDing kirl." In this same electrical
labratory was at ono time an adolescent
disciple Of Morse. who struggled under
tho somewhat lugubrious eosnomen Of
II. T. Hezekiah Dunn. The duties Of
this youthful manipulation Of the magnetic
agent were TO sweep the Office and copy
and deliver all messages received at that
extensive establishment. The career Of
Hezekiah In everything he has undertaken
has been marked by the most profound
stupidity. His brilliant dullness has
earned for him tho undisputed title Of the
greatest fool In Reno-which the same Is
no small distinction. One day q dispatch
was " flashed over the wires" and the chief
telegraphist took IL - II came:
SAN fnAxcrsco. July 40. Perator Ro-
port for June o due. Send at once.
This Was hung ON the hook and the intel.
ligent lightningist went out to hit tho
breezy beer o lick. Hrz. came in aud
looked at the message. lie didn't know
n such man, but thought no could ind
him ; 30 he gave II . squeeze In the copy
ing press and started out. His search Was
fruiiless. No person by that name could
b found In the city and Hcz. swore he
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noscnRL,s aERMAN rYnrr

Can now be purchased right nj home; II 10 the
most successful preparation ever introduced to
our people. IL works like q charm In all cases
OF Consumption, Pneumoni,. Hsmonhsles.
Asthms. severe Coughs. Group and all other
Throat AMI Lung Diseases. no pcrson hasevtr
used this Inc tic ne will out getting immediate
relief. Jet there ar Q great many poor. snnrr.
with . suspicious cough. ard Tho uolse OF con.
sumption coming firm their lungs. that will
mo-, iry II. II ron die. u 10 yonr " fault. -
You can 20 IA your druggist and get . sample
bottle fJf 10 cent? spd try II; thrte do-ts will
relieve any case. Regular s.zc only u ennts.
al Ann
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the Regular Line.

Putnam. Of the pioneer bus limo be-
tween Gold Hill and Virginia City. wishes
1t understood that he is still on the roai,
Notwithstanding all opposition. lie will
take passengers through in short order and
with perfect safety, and hopes by strict at.
tention to business to merit the CONTINUED
approval and patronage Of the travelling
public. When his manly voice rings out
upoh the air In that startling and euphoni'
Gus cry Of "Get aboard the 'bus for
Gold Him." the echoes OF the canyon re-
peat the same with great effect. II costs
money 10 keep a bus line In good
running order. but Put knows all
about managing that portion OF the bust
ness. Ito Is also known as 4 first-class
reinsman and careful driver. He says
there il nothing in ~patronizing an opposi.
ton when the oil company IL good
enough.
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ment OF thres-months' men In the dis
turbed districts, to cooperate with tho
regulars.
The View York Custom llsuss Ne
mevais.
NEW YoRx. Sept. IA Times editorial
on Hsyss' action toward the New York
Custom House officials. says there Is .
strong favor Of discngenuousness about
this business. The cases Of three chief
officials Of tho Custom House are entirely
distinct, and ought 10 have been frankly
dealt with on their individual merits. Tho
term for which Collector Arthur was ap-
pointed has not expired. Far from there
being any charge Of Official misconduct
against him, his course In connection with
the Jaw Investigating Committee and In
carrying out the recommendations OF thai
body. IL highly commanded.
Coal Misc Hxpiesisn.
PorrsuLLE. Pa. Sept. e.-This even
ing the Phoenix Park coal mine, near
Mlnenvills. was tho scene Of dreadful
explosion OF gas. which became ignitsd
from . blast made by u Of tho workmen.
Eight miners were burned. three serioualy
injured, ono Of whom, John jenkins. died
soon after. Thomas Lloyd. brpther OF the
proprietor Of the mine. was dso ssriously
Ansshsr Proposed Removal.
NEw YORK. Sept. IA Tritsns Wash
ington special says: Tho new Commits
sioncr OF Indian Ansirs will bs appointed
In . day or two. All Ne satisfied with
Smith. but the President believes . change
will DO beneficial. II smith will consent 70
take another position. important and
agreeable, which he had better. for the
change will b1 made 1t Onco.
The Esss Reformed Church.
B~ALrrxonx. Sept. L. The German synod
Of tho East Reformed Church In ths United
States begun Its annual session last even
ing vith-<he annual sermon by Rev. Dr..
Knelling Of Lancaster. Penn. The Synod
represents 10 churches. with about 5000
members.
A wsrkissmsa's semiaasien.
BALTIMORE. Sept. THE workingmsn's
party has nominated for Mayor Joseph
Thompson. . successful blacksmith and
still plying his trade.
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SENATOR'S.

inc stanuinB oi tno Le6ibiAuFo WV.
SENATOR'S.
10, Angeles. DEM; San Luis Obispo.
Santa Barbara. and Ventura, DEM; Pros
no.. Inyo. Moro. Kern and Tularc. close.
but Democrats probably elected ; santa
Clara, DEM; :Alsmeda. Rep; San Joaquin.
and Amador, Rep; Shasta, siskiyou, and
Trinity, Dem.
Calaveras and Tuolumnc. DEM; Saera-
mento, DEM; Solano and Yolo. DEM; 30
mona. Rep: Placer. Rep; Alpine and FL.
dorado. Rep; Nevada, Rep; Nevada and
Sierra. Joint. doubtful /; Sntter and Ynba,
Republican; Quito. Plumas and Lar
son. probably Republican.
AssEMBLYNES.
Alameda. 2 Republicans. Democrat ;
AmAdor. 2 Democrats Butte. I DEM
ocrat, I Republican ; Contra Costa, I Dem.
ocrAt ; Calaveras, I Democrat : Colusa and
Tehana, 1 Democrat; Del Norto. l Dem
ocrai Eldorado and Alpine, probably
elect 2 Democrats; Fresno, DEM
ocrat; Humboldt. Republican /;
Los Angeles. 2 Dems. ; Lake. I Indept. /;
Mono and Inyo, I Hep. Monterey. l
Rep. /; Msriposa and MERGED. ] Dem. ;
Marin, I Rep. Iendocino. ! Dom. ; Sapa,
I Rep. ; Nevada, still In doubt for all three
candidates; Placer. 1 Rep; Plumas
and Lassen I Rep; ban Bernsrdino,
I DEM; San Luis Obispo. I Dem; Stanis.
laus, 1 DEM; Santa Cruz. I DEM; Ban
Benito. / Rep; Solano. 2 Denis; Baera-
menio, 3 Reps; Sonoma, 2 Dems. and i
doubtful. With chances favoring Rep;
Sutter. I Rep; Santa Clara, 3 Dems; Ban
Mateo. ! DEM; \. joaquin. 2 Reps, Dem;
Sierra, I d, Siskiyou and hodoo. I ID
Santa barbara and Ventura. ] ID; Tulzre,
and Kern. I d; Tuolumno, I ID. at last ad-
vices had ono majority on corrected vote ;
Trinity and Shasta. I d; Yolo. ! ID;
Yuba. 2 Democrats. The legislative tick
et In this city IL still undecided.
hut tho probability Is that In the Ninth
District the Democrats elect y Senator and
four Assemblymen. In tho Tenth Dis
trict the Republicans seem TO have elected
q Senator and three Asssmblymsn. the
Democrats getting the fourth. In tho
Eleventh District the Democrats will prob
ably elect . Senator and four Assembly
men. In the Twelfth District the Demo.
Gratis elect four Assemblymon. In the Thir-
teenth District. Swift lind. Sonator), two
Republicans and I Democrat are elected.
Ot the city officers the Democrats elect tho
Mayor. Fire Commissioners and Buperin-
tendent Of Schools. Tho others are
doubtful.
Rogers and Hicox and Riott and Ierback
Of tho Pacific Board suspended yesterday.
Cause-decline In Justice.
BAN PRixcisco. Sept.-2:s0 P.N.-Thcre
Ia no change Of any Importance In tho
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VACANT pr.AcRs

In the dental rspks will never oc'ur u yo1 are
particular with your teeth. and elean'e them
svery day with that famous iooth.wash, zozo'
DON'T. Prom youth TO old age y WI tssp
the enamel ~ppotless aud unlmp.irrd. The
teeth Of per -ons ~ho use zOL ILONr nave .
peariI,ke wliiruess, aud the guns q io..ste
hue, vlTe the breath 10 pur fed. and rendered
sweet and irs:nnt. u 10 compessd oi rare
s~ntisep,ie herbs and ID entirely free from the
Objectionable ana inJurious irgrtd'ents OF
Tooth pastes. etc.
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I.s uns a. AND =. rsIsoRAru ussl
nan FRAScisco. Sept. 7-2;i5 p. n.
ArgentA. 81 > 30
Navajo, AZ
Con. Virginia, 81
Imperial. s5c
Gould d Curry. 10
Justice, iOh. los, III
Endowment. I 90,
E~Ichequer. "a
California. 29S. 2o.s
Hale 4 Norcross. ia. ~
Caledonia. 4 10. Is
Grand Prixe, isS
Best a Delcher. 49,
ChollAr. -. 33R
Ophir. i6S
Union Con-, SAG
Sierra Nevada. 4 ~, im
Bullion. ~
Belcher. ca
Yellow Jacket. iOis, l0S
Justice, H., ua. uh
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ESPECIAL ATTENTION HIRE.

Notice the "8tar Remedies" DR.. Van
nske's "AntLbiiious Cure 10 preferred TO all
other dyspertr m~edieines. First. II docs hot
srlpe. seeond, 10 does not nauseais. Third.
N IL plsassnt 10 taste and s5ell.
"Troat OIL Ointment " 10 prepared from Lake
Tahoe Trout, and IL the best Liniment IN ths
vorld for Rhsumatism. Neurslsia and sprains:
10 70 your drngstst. get > s."Pis oo,ns ~
bouIs : Anti.biiious Cure. one dollar. auis ly
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4 CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors snd
lndi.erstions Of youth. nervous wesfnsss. early
deray, loss OF manhood. ste- ! will send .
receipt thai will cure you rREE Or CHANGE.
this vreatremedy vss discovered by . = ission.
arr I'm South America. Send . seIf.sddressed
envelope 10 tho RRv. JOSEPH T. IMAM.
ststtoi ID, Dibls uSuse. New York City.
MINI en-
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TuE Chinese festival In Virginia City
will conclude to-day.
LAKE T.Hor was three foot lower than
usual this Summer.
JupOr nrLLrra returned to the Com
stock yesterday.
TnE horse Holy Terror won the race
yesterday.
Tmr Silver Hill mlno started up last
evening.
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q. n, GALLUP.

o. n. aALLur. opposite the Bank Of cslifor.
ola, Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand eli
s~svortts brands Of Imported Cigars. choice bit
cirsrs. ali kilds OF chewing tobArcn. meer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. nne ~cutiery. and
loys snd hney goods Of all kinds. apis m
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rnk PALACE EArINa srANp.

Foo . roa,t OF beef nneIcelled 10 siorsy
county, 10 to 1'homss II ,nron's Eating stand
i'm the Palace Saloon. 10. ! North O strref.
Virginia city. Fresh oysters at oil honrr In
syery styie. Forty miners always on hand Of
NIGH. For tas'y, homo style Of cooking. aud
the beat add frcsl sst Of ell that the msriets
snord. the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
Try u. Ape IN
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hA~tHINUION. HfDl. 1.-Ina sui VI
| c,.,,.. ro.h.. .,osu.n, -. rho. or,.x
OF h.-appeh from the Circuit Court OF
the United States for the District Of Ne
vsa.-has been decided by the United
49, -. CO.. mi. -. .,,,
'~"' 'aP' 80
brought by the appellant 10 enJoin me
Collector Of Taxes for Storey County.
S.x.J. from collecting the tar inn.
- t. IT.. o..
poseu os "o ~" =" % ~
upon the property OF tho Con-
.olidatel Virginia Mining Company,
.u.u,,, ,.,,, .~,oclholler A, that com.
-, /, a.. o..
PAny anu an $500
Of Great Britain. The tS Is imposed upon
the proceeds Of . mine worked by . cor
-, an, 4. ,..i.,ai nj, m. ,,orrd
r. 49,
that inc uus w "o ANU NUN WHICH 'he
mineral Is taken 10 In the United States.
and 4. no, for that reason liable IN Stat
AVIATION. The case. say. the Judge dcliy-
srinc The opiuion. il prepared and submit.
,e5 10 Tho iiniteJ states Supreme Court
\, ,r;n,eJ .ryument i'm The yerv is.t davs
"a AZ. ,s,m anJ NO are ury,d ~ decid, IA
ON he ground hal II involve. a question
OF vast interest 70 all mining operauons
In the facinc states anu Is OF VIA iu.-
Portanee 10 ths state OF NeNsuA. - "e-
fects her largest source si evehue.
.boull po.tpon, a decision until the next |
term. IN The questions presented were
oyer-doubtful or difficult OF solution. We
think very few uorls-all We can give TO
,ha .nhi.et n, ,his late d,x-vill show that
u Is neither. IL IL very true that Congress
has by her statutes and her tAeit consent
permitted indiViduAls and corporations 70
a out n convert 70 thei, own use ORES
containing precious metals ~n,,n Ae
found In lands bciongins 10 ,he no'ern-
meht without eh.suns OF recei.,ns any
compensation ior these ores OF wi.nou'
curing a mine To buy or pay Tor me lana.
IL has gone inrther, And reeoshi1eu 'ns
rossessory risnh OF 'nese Mlnc''' =,
asesrtaineI AMONG ,ncnse,'es ~
rules which have become the law vi MIN.
ing districts as regAfus mining siAins ou'
in adding this u has not parted with title
TO the land. except In cases where the land
has been sold In Accordance with the pro-
visions Of the law on That subject IN.
tax Of the State OF Nevada Is IN point o.
TACT levied ON this property risht OF tne
United States, We are bound oy U presi'
u decision. md by sound prihelplss 20
hold thai u u void. IL on the ouier mama.
II II levied upon the properly oi inc miner
and may be collected withou, aneetins OF
embarrassing the title OF the United States
10 property which belong. 70 th,t oov.rn-
ment. then there Is no GROUND iof in'sr-
ference with the process OF tue o'A'' 'h ''
i COlleCtlnu.
/ f.W extraetz from the STATUTES OF Ne
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mi COUGHS.

Sudden ehanses Of climate are sources of
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. Take st
onos Browns Bronchiai Trochss. 10, the Gold,
coush or Irritation OF the Throat 10 ever -
slieht.
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STOCK REPORT.
s.u rranetsce Beard.

q Franchise Beard.
Last kvESIxo.
$50 Meadow Valley. Sc. Ie
iiO Raymond d Ely. hs,B
ais Eureka Con bA.1
loo Jackson. Os
$40 Rye Pa,ch.A
lao m porsdo south. IN, 7l0
$50 Leopard. 10
ass GilA.
$40 northern Belle. isS. isS
100 Panther. I IS. I 10
pco IIusssy. coc. Sc. SIC
Is Manhattan. 10. ios
iOyo GENERAL Tho mas. ae
40 Defree-.2 2. 50
$50 GRAND Prize. iss.B
3as5 Argelts. . -, ~. 3S
2s25 Navajo. AZ. ses.210
80 Grand cssinl.
1850 Endowment. l s.. 50
800 i~aaspssdsni. ~. ass.aeo. ~. a1. ~.
$50 Young America. AZ
I'm Modoc. I %. ~
ieoo,Minnistia Bslls..i ea ~
leo leeds. ~. ! "a
tO5 uolden Chariot. 80. sc
soO kmpire Idaho. Q 20
i0O Poorman. Zoe
i1O Overmsn. @k. sck, %, SS
80 Caleionia, 4
oiD Con. Virginia. s1s. 3iS. aS b.
2os savage. ". Ts.N
$50 Justice. ios. ios. iios rs. iOs. ios. ios,
10. ios. ioS. !oS so
~ Best Il belehsr. nv, us
10 Alpha. II
80 Julia. I 20. N
G~SD.liAle 4 ,Notefo-s. Gs, 6t.,ts
10 Gould 4 Cary. ~
IA Imperial, Sic
$40 i-lsh. O.. ~
10 Utah. iis
lao 0phlr. ios. TO-.
m Rrelstusr
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Mosctsry.

NEW YoRK. sept. I'll \. N.
Currency. 97G974.
Silver. isGtt..
Trades. sII95.
Gold opened at 3SG3h.
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BONANZA BULLION TAI.
rHE UNITED STATES sUrREuE
COURT DEcIDE8 THAT THE
STATE TAX MUST nE rAID.

a Dseisiea Of Great Interest asd
Isapestance Co the People sf
Nevada and Mining Men den.
orally.
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GENERAL MINING AGENT.
JAMES oELAvAN

II AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK BUREAU
! P0R MINING iSfUKMATiON. 90 Broad.
way. New York. L.
AGENT
For the Mining Record Of Nev York. VIII re.
crive Subscriptions and Advertisements Tor the
AGENT
who buy and 3 II Mines. Any one having Mlnes
I. 30 1, lieu bs effected by pu.ing the mstier
In his hands, tarough tho ch0sso Mining
AGENT
For the ssie of Mining Tools and Machinery
made IN New York and %vicinlt,. sueh - DiA.
,nond Drii 8 puup-. Air Comprvssefs and Ei-
gines o. all -iEss aud d, seriptous.
Omre.AtI6A Nsrth q Street. ylvAinia
Civ. hevaAa. anil my
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duties OF the Presidency-that State which
has 10 often honored you and which you
have In no single instance failed to honor
10 return. but I especially welcome you
TO this great national reunion VI soldiers
and sailors Of tho war. because the spirit
which animated the committee in its
undertaking and successful accomplish
ment has been completely put In practical
operation BY you In the administration Of
our Government. I deem IL, therefore.
fitting that you should be with us 10 day.
not only because you arc q veteran, but
that your voice may here be heard In the
furtheranoe Of that spirit Of harmony and
good Will. . beautifully and 90 univer-
sally invoked by all who have addressed
us during this memorial week. Ladies'
and gentlsmen. ! have the honor 10 intro
duce to you the President Of the United
States"
The Presidential party consisted Of
President Hayes. General Key. General
Devsns. Mrs. Hayes. rutherford and Birch
ard. An immense o OF people.
citisens and visitors, numbering $4,000 or
20, 900 welcomed the party ct the train.
The distinguished guests were taken Into
carriages and escorted TO the hoad Of the
procession. where they were received by
the veterans Of the Thirtieth Ohio volun.
teer Association. who, with other veteran
soldiers In line. numbered near . thou
sand. About q dozen companies OF tho
State Militia and citizens made up . grand
procession, which marched through the
principal streets. An hour was consumed
In this part Of tho display. The streets
were thronged with men, One and chill
drsn waving handkerchiefs along tho
whole route. the President rising and bow
Ing At intervals. With the President sat
Key and Devens. Among the veterans
were representatives OF the sixteen Ohio
regiments and their tattered battle fAgs.
The men were In citizens dress. but march.
cd With drilled steps. The Columbus
Cads>.And thar superior band occupied
the place Of honor. following tho carriage.
The whole Affair was we'll planned and I'D.
mirably carried. After lunch tho Presi-
dent and Csbinet were driven TO the Pa
Wilton In the park where tho reception
will tako place.
business Everywhere Improving.
NEW Ycnx. sept. Tho aggregate Of
bank exchange for August At sixteen lead.
inc citic. gives an encouraging view Of
business. rs compared with a year ago.
Tho loan atNsw York was II i.i0 por cent.
duo partly TO speculation. Baltimore
,.ined IA nor cent. Cincinnati 2 $40,
saN "a ~ 80. ., "a,
MILWAUKEE, ~ t'io, W." oi'eans i'' nan
sas q $40, Columbus, Ohio 2'io' Wor'
ccster, Mass, 10 lilo. The los. at Chicago
was g.i0 Of one per cent. probably be.
cause Of tho early August strike. Pitts.
burg. from q similar cause. loses 9s and
81. Louis 8 lilo; philadelphia Clio. being
rather what she gained by the Centennial
Exhibition than any present depression
In ordinary business. San Francisco
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HAx,Iros Fuz sailed from New York
for Europe Saturday.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

). q. MARSHALL.
STORE
MAIN. STREET. GOLD n'i'''
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Or
BLANK q o OK s
STATIONERY.
aolu AND SILVER
WATCHES, CLOCKS
JE W ELRY.
Toys and Fancy Goods.
AGENTS Fom TIN
SAN FRANCISCO AND SACRAMENTO
PAP z r s.
Wiki No dsiivsrss In any part OF 0o'a Hui
AiAaTHE LATEST
EASTER" PERIODICALS.
FULTON
OFFICE AND WORKS.
800 south @ Street, on the divide.
MANy,Aoru9ras OF EvxnY DE-
MILL AND MINING MACHINERY.
Soil Manufacturers Of the
M~cALLIsTER PATENT CAR WHEELS.
Our works have lately been e~nlArgci an
remod.ltd. wlich. With the addition OF
New and Improved Machinery,
Enables No 10 execute eli ,inds Of work 10 our
line promptly and In the hest manner. 1t the
ANDRlW FRASER. Superintendent.
4. J. RALsvou. Trustee. apii NJ
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The Latest Elsction Returns -Bsw
she Lsgisiature Will Probably
Htaud.

SAs FRAscIsco. Sept. 7-l:s0 p. H.
Tho following Is probably correct as 10
tho standing OF the Legislative vote:
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With = reckless bearing.
Tweed Tells About His Ring.
NEw YoRK. Sept. William N. Tweed
to-day was before tho Commission Of Al.
dermen investigating tho ring frauds.
He testified that . ring Wa formed In the
Board OF Supervisors in 1850 for passing
excessive bills. It consisted Of Roach.
Briggs, and himself. In 1868 Henry Smith
vas added, In 1865 John Fox. In 1896
JamcsA ayes, and In 1869. Isaac Jollver and
Andrew ]. DlAkely. The last two did not
know all that was going on, but they got
then " rake" In 1870 the Board OF Su.
pcrvisors was abolished. The Tweed Ring
had nothing TO do with the Supervisors
Ring. The former was under Hofrman's
administration a. Mayor. and was com.
posed Of witness. John T. Hoffman. Con-
troller Brennan. and Street Commissioner
Cornell. They met only for social and
political purposes. Some Of these men
went out Of Office. and this ring then be-
came composed OF A. Oakley HALL Control
lcr Connolly. Street Commissioner Nc
Loan and himself. The committee ad.
Iourned 10 Wednesday next.
The ssrikins wilkssbsrre Miners
NEW Ysnx. Sept. IA dispatch from
wilkssbarro. speaking Of tho strike Of
miners. says there's reason TO believe that
the worst features lof communism will
soon crop out. The agricultural districts
are beginning N feel the effects OF lawless
demands. The bands OF the so-called com.
mittees are scattered through the country.
and wherever their requests for provisions
are denied. forco 10 used. Barns. stock
yards, orchards and cellars are indiscrimi.
nately plundored. Valuable cows arc
killed and their hides left where they wero
slaughtered. .Itinersnt pedlars are plum.
dered Of their packs. potato fields are In
vadsd and thar products carried Oh. Gov.
Hartranit has determined 10 place , regi.
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MILL AND MINING MACHINERY.

Sole Manufacturers Of The
MclLLIsTRa PATENT CAR WHEELS.