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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-07

agent who has been steadily selling the
Improved 500 Homestead Sewing Ma.
chine for three years, owns his dwelling
house, has good account in bank, is
clear Of debt, and has money at interest,
-the>patural consequence of securing a
good agency for superior goods at the
lowest prices. A good frst-class Sew
ing Machine, most useful-reliable at
oil times, easy to understand and con-
troll, the same size and does the same
work as any machines that sell at four
times the price. There is no machine
at any price better, or that will do finer
or more work, and certainly none so
low in price by many dollars. The
Homestead is widely known and used
in thousands of families in the Eastern
and Middle States, and daily becoming
popular in the West. It win save its
cost several times over in one season,
doing the work of the family, or will
earn four or FIVE dollars day for any
man or woman who sews for living.
1t is the strongest machine made, is
ready at all times to do its work, makes
the strongest and finest stitch vet in.
vented, and is fully acknowledged as
the Standard Family Sewing Machine.
Price, complete for domestic use, 500,
delivered at your door, no matter how
remote you may reside. Business per
manent and honorable, with more Ger
tain and rapid sales, and larger profits
than any other Extra ordinafy liberal
offers made to local or travelling agents
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THE H.fR IN THE EAST.
Baynzid's Garrison Relieved md the Tarks
Dcfeated-Thc Killed In Rustchuk.

ST. PETERSBURG, July IA telegram re-
ceivcd at Tins. dated Bayazid this day. an
nounces that the garrison OF Bayazd citadel
have been relieved by Gen. Tergukasson. who
completely defeated tho Turkish investing
force. numbering 10000. capturing four guns
and eighty prisoners. The town Of Bayazid is
destroyed.
CoNsTANTrNoPLE. July 12.-In consequence Of
the cessation Of the plague at Bugdad, the army
corps has left there for Erzcroum.
Mukhtar Pasha tclegraphs under date Of
July II: " The enemy has raised his camp on
the east Of Kars and has retreated. We now
occupy its site.'
The military and civil commandants Of Sis
tova. Tirnova. and Osmanbazar have been sum
moncd hithcr for trial by court martial.
A Varna telegram says that Turkish frignte
Is bombardng the town of Smfcropol. in tho
Crimen. The Russians. despite the protests Of
tho Danuhian international Commission. have
sunk ships laden with stores at the mouth of
vIENYA July 12-Thc Political Correspond
ence's Bucharest telegram denies that the ROu-
manians intend to cross the Danube, or have
concluded an alliance with Scrvia. The Prince
OF Koumana has arrived at kalaiat.
A Belgrade despatch to the same journal says
the deputies who resigned their seats are to be
prosecuted for calumniating the Cabinet and
Skuptschina. The police have closed the Con
s"rNativc club at Belgrade. Numerous sup
portcrs OF tie opposition have been arrested.
The state OF Siege which expired to-day has
been prolonged,
LoNDoy. July PA special despatch from
Rustchuk g. the Drdy Ne,rs says: Several
Bulgarians have been arrested, charged with
assisting the Russians and iomentng insurrec-
ton. and also with distributing petroleum TO
fire the town.
The DdiiV Nprs' vnrna correspondent, writ
ing under date of june 2S. SAYS that up 10 that
datc there were in Rustchuk 700 persons killed
and wounded 10y the bombardmrnt.
LONDON. July l3.-The Times Vienna corre-
spondcnt confirms the statement that no con-
ventiOn has been concluded between Servia
and Koumania. He says the Servians
hesitate until the Roumanian army has
Established itself on the Turkish side OF the
ON the part of Servia will restrain tho Prince of
Roumania. The present moment is thought to
be- favorable for crossing the Danube. rs IT is
supposed at the ROumanlan headquarters that
n portion Of the garrison of Widdin has been
SEM 10 Nlkopplls, ana u Kept In check there by
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SII.fRP"S RIFLES WON.
The Msrksrcn's Excur.Ion In II Special Train
from New York to bridgeport.

Fiity-two of the most famous shots Of New
York Vow jersey and Connecticut rolled out
of the Grand Union depot at 5 o'clock yesterday
morning. in "A special cur for bridgeport. The
80. ....t'1 a., ~
party arrived IN Br'ds' port at 10 O'Clock and
wore received 10y Mr.. II. c. Pond Secreta ry o
shnrp's RIA, Manufacturing Company. and
~ - =,
mA"A III carriages 10 the great urlck factory In
the rnar Of the buildings. on slopins. grassy
tn,u "A inrr. tort bnd h..er cr..,.1 md la
49,, 80 80 ' 49, - -
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EDISON is 4 DRUMMER.
The Veteran SAFE Makers Kccoiiections OF
the seIf.Confes-cd scoundrci.

Slas C. Herring, the safe manufacturer,
read THE SuS's account Of the proceedings in
the trial OF the Northampton bank robbery. and
opened his eyes in astonishmcnt at the confess
sions made by William d. Edison.
" IL ia nstounding" said he. to learn what n
criminal that Edson has been by his own con-
fession. And part OF the evidence he gave was
so uncallcd for-that part in which he says he
had only one lawful wife. and could not say how
many unlawful onos but that he lived with two
at one time in Boston. can explain 1t only on
the ground that he was angry with the burglars.
and in order to convict them told everything.
even although it made him out guilty OF cnor-
nous crimes himself. He was sharp smart
fellow. who came to us we'll recommended. and
remained four years. | was across the water.
believe. in 1871 and 1872. when he applied to
my partner, Mr.. Farrell. IN Philadelphia. He
brought an excellent recommendation from an
old and well-known Quaker house in tnnt city.
Tho interests Of our houses in New York and
Philadelphia were identical. and when Elson
was employed 1t was es a drummer or travelling
salesman. He started from here and made his
trips wherever hc was ordered To 20.
Did you ncver doubt his honesty 2"
He held no position of trust un lcr us. and
could not have defrauded u-. for be handled
none of our money. He visited banks and
bankers and mer'hnuts and cndcnvored 60 soil
our safes To them. III h" gOt an order he in
formed US oi the -iz", style. and price " the -ai,
Mr.. Edison handied no part Of the mon y. Ed-
son. | soc. II said to have been "A lo 'Nsmith.
and it is ntimatsl that he was u lock rN-
pert That il not $50. H. was manu-
facturer and dcalrr iu shoes before he came
To- u-. He had nothing 10 80 with examining
safes eNelusive, the first two ye1r- he was with
Us. and i was not uni the, third yeqr that he
who are experts and mr." employed to do thnt
work II h" went to banks ami examined the
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Ntrr.N.l 's iu favor ~ rlid transit will meet
.ufI. t>.. .i.., ~4'. .'r' "f, tl- iu'o.
rHr urltrNmWn IN GIlmorrs Garden to-
|Ni.Ni..- .Nr tuNlN y ot classical music.
Mrs. Sarah Green. ~ dow II John c. Green.
Ia.IIi'.t -I''s sH foo tIv fleshy hytcinn Hospital
2lr J.. T. sullivan, the baritone. is Ia bee the
.I.i " '.W'ii 100 liun Para ths evening
II i- l"ui"l thnt the Delaware AMI HUDSON
'Ni 90 HHh> Wtu ISSUE a mortgage ui slluui.siJ "a
us I.NitiA+
prJ $. c. Rowland Ind eight Tweuiioth Ward
m4k. They Wrrc uarul,d
Al .ihe physrlaps attending Superintendent
Nn'r.l HuVHN'l hu'Nnf oi ms toss lral,fuAN lln
'"iwlh"l L. '''hHicied 90 Dee cuucal
Oakley 5. Barker, Commodore vanlrrlilts
efNl'"n MIn Wu- iuiN tl iIr Nr.UnN from LilAs
MrcN', Was Htuutrd si.tnba yesterday
John VI kiol Of Crasskll y. j.. chlllnngns
yl'' rem t'i b 4" fnM 10 if ulIr rHt' H WHurg IA,
Ne"NN. oI N"uN'rs Tor s-'uh -lr. WITHIN tIft, iAys
Curroruion Counsel Whitney. in nn opinion
ON ihr fNolT law iutnr fulrr Hnir1 ,u' 'iII no
l"l,'' uI-,. n llr u ,"ul Crosby ~.'ff H i.' 80
N'N''o"" Come ior Nc surpn'-l 'nDl tIr "4H' name
The iory-siAth nuuunl rNhlntou of The
Ann tlrau Institute O., 'f'i II D. n h" Ntp
umuti lNr d.I.nd iHf -i.t'f tr- 'i'f f.iu fNri 10
furr TNns nIpWl- ttf N' .Iu oil Nl uIt.r tnfN ap
pi,a. 100. ItI-Il. D' - nAii al uie Iupns vi ue 10
sutu,. - COuper tniOh
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bridget JACKsON's DEITT.
Dropping n Lamp while shc was In Iiquo9
and setting her Garments ON Fire.

Five years ago John jackson, a hotel
waiter. went to California. leaving his wfc
Bridget and four little children penniless. Mrs.
Jackson, n fne-looking. robust woman hired
the top story at 233 East Twenty-cighth street.
and set to work for Mrs. John Conner. the
keeper Of the small grocery in the basement
She worked dilig sntly. and while providing
sufficiently for her children and herself. accu-
mulated money. Recently she found that her
accumulntons amounted to 5000 Dazzled by
this sum. she began TO neglect her work and
drink. cousin borrowed 800. and did not
repay Il. This dsprited her. and she drank
more deeply On Wednesday evening she sat
on the front stoop with Mr.. and Mrs. Conner
and her children until IL o'clock. Mrs. Jackson
drank early in the evening. and was unsteady
in her movements when SHE got up to 10 10 her
rooms. Just as she III the lamp in her bed
room she upset il. smashing II. Tho blazing oil
bespatterei her clothing. igniting II and the
carpet and window curtains, and she was
irghtfuliy burned. She died in Bellevue Hos
nIiNl XNninrdnN.
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NEW YoRK's OR.iNGEuEN.
An Address from u Catholic Priest Sent to tho
DudieS's Grove Picnic.

The Orangcmon Of New York and Brook
lyn enjoyed the day in Dutley's Grow. ON the
Hudson. At the Fulton ferry. in Brooklyn. yes
trriay morning. before eight O'Clock. the decks
Of the barge Wm. !. Haskell were almost
crowded with men. women. and children who
wore orange sashes. handker hi"fs and NJ X
tics. No police OIL 'ers were visible and none
were necessary. The barge was towed 10
Twenty nth street. North river. and was there
lashed TO the barge Geraldine. the latter also
well loaded Tho bands played Tho protes-
tant Boys" Tine air WAS thick with cheers
when the tug ,owcl the barge out into the
stream, and made another landing AZ l25th
street where were yet another party OF eXcur-
sloni-ts. and thence to Dudley'- Grove the
bargcs took about 800 persons The following
named lodges were represented; Gideon. No. 10.
Wm. Wright. master Joshua, No ! Capt. John
j.. Ross; Derry Walls, NJ. 2. James Hale;
Monaghan True Blues. No. Sc, David Porter
and Chosen Few No 3.
Ine i,rrs OF tie eN,ursion were astonlshcd
when they received al Iw MY MN street sey-
ernl .oyi'- OF tle Lrni'i gd,lress oi IN" k.v J;
Y. VI NsWnra. T. the Irish Orangemen oi
spirit o. the clergyman was looked upon with
su-pirlon tn" most striking part Of the adj
GisfuH,y A,n tntow itisnws on This i2ih Of juy,
gay indeed 'id'r in iNu- ~ nom, and 30 inte-u
hn-nNii -n ~ ln. nH dN f.pi iti-l1u, i'r Na'
Dn-. prr,ni ln' 49,. lo' va ln ic ia,ne o. q d. 10
i,i,.,ir,f 90, ff.ena .n. hf,tic. .,,,,i ani eon's.
uan YoIarc Prof,.tani. aul am onuoIc You w.
rr- ni ou, elsts O lilsim'h l"pN- % iher Yen
sl.a. ii''@. 6iia'. inai5 IT, aoa.oa.. p oae an.
nftrr. fN, .lH' n-f nH nns 'N Nih ihr beet iuNl
-tu l.l.ie ue Noi.. Doie hhe sa'"-.' Han enshIen'
30 oot come here 'e upbreia you, nrilrn Ieccepi
l.i l' "' E ,' ,ii a.
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An rnter,ninment 10 which the sports were
Very Pri,ateb Invited.

In tho rear Of large building in the
Seventeenth Ward. n large number OF sporting
Non and dog fanrors assembled at ; o. lock
last evening As the select irw who had been
invited arrived, they were challenged al tho
door. and the watrhmau having given his sig
nal the hoia were drawn bu'k and the party
were admitted. At 9 O'Clock Richard Toner
IN" professional rat cat her. unl his ass stauti
entered. "D.ck. the Rat as he il known at
once made tho pL TAis consisted ~ four large
boards about four iooi high. 10y -N feet long,
and fastened with strong iron bolts Having
-wert m. floor carefully. Dirk and his u-s. ST
ants won't oui and fetched two large BAGS.
Here's fhe rlu'a alrr-,' sporting man
shouted. and then the piercing squra.- of the
munn..d TINT jim Doye- Wilt. 'h N,llio y"
WIS mat he'd to XIII one hundred rats alniuSt
w ms % best time. namely: fifteen minutes
4 1ail wa- mad. for tho ra,s.
Thryrr the hesi in ihe m,ark"'", said nj H.
SWrir,ant House and the hr.i uotrl-."
IN" Two hnls were tossed inio the ~ and
cmpued; Ou' They roll II groat hls. iui. strong
ugly hghtin. rats Some had their IA j. rilt .
oth,rs worr bniiy Arr.d. Anor running
round the, pit th"y huidled rlose io the sides
biting and tearing each oh r.. The referee
pronounced them sound amt ElN l.
Cr.c- for Jim Doyle and N.lli hronch, up
2 thifk-srt. sood-lo'k n: ylAns,l r. WI" lrll
hy n stout chain str NJ w"l -hui.t, pure whit.
ht'h. Bow ns 10 the spe ia'nr-. Jim Doyle
stripped of his coat aud vest. $40 'l,.i his pan
tal.nou, into hls oG.s nni -nrans into IT," pt
an tnou ul'hlne AZ N"li" 900 h.- arms he hed
her firmly untn iln word wa- given. AZ -
o'c4ce ,prerissl sly tAs reieree called, Are you
J,sl DOYLE answered "Ycs''
AMI the errut White dog doseondol unon tho
heap of rats. with her mouth 'o-, to the
ground. herrdl cr'ri, md herthin -.l,r hcay-
q % "A .
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
DESP0NDENCY AND SUICIDE.
AN Ex-sURGEON IN THE NArY PREFERS
DElTH TO BLINDNESS.
Dr. T.. VI. stein Found Stretched on the F1oeV
of Ills Room In French's Hotei-uis Feav
of Losing lis sight-Prcvious Attempts.

of Losing His Sight-Prcvious Attcmpts-
A slender, neatly dressed gentleman regis
tered himself at French's Hotel yesterday after
noon as Edward NJ. Stein. NJ. d. Paying for q
room. he asked to be shown to IT, As the bell
boy started up stairs. DR.. Stein asked the clerk
to send up a lemonade. At n quarter before
o'clock n frightened chambermaid reported
that DR.. Stein was lying dead ON the floor Of the
room.
Coroner Woltman was summoned He found
n costly gold watch and pcnknifc in tho Doc
tors pockets. but nothing besides Of any value.
Tho glass that had contained the lemonade was
cmpty. and there was no pcrccptiblc odor. Ono
theory is that the Doctor. after swallowing tho
poison. whatever it may have been, threw tho
vial out Of the window The body was taken 70
the Morgue.
The only members Of Dr. stcins family found
at his late residence. at 25l East Eghty-seven;h
street. last evening. were his stcpmothcr and
stepsster His father is travelling in Europe.
Mrs Stein said that she had been daily expect
ing the news ofthc Doctors suicide for n month
past. H. was going blind and it had made him
nearly or wholly Insane. Ho was n retired
naval surgeon. in receipt OF pension OF 81 200
per nnnum. aud had q good practice:
On th. 18Th OF May said DR.. n, NJ. FREQ
man of 1853 East Ighty-siNth street. " ! was
called to DR.. STEMS bedside 1 found him in a
comatosc condition. resulting from opium. He
said TINT he had taken an, ounce OF laudanum.
days later was called in to prevent him from
cutting his throat with his scapcl He had lost
Hs Was E, % ns IT. y was SP nq St
said he would not live blind. Tho Inflammation
Of the eyes was probably due To exposure in
Charleston harbOr during the war. The IRON
clad Waugkeegan. on which he was serving,
was sunk by the enemys fire. He was the last
man VINO escaped from hcr urrct as she sank"
pr Stein graduated at the University of Penn
sylyauiu in 1860.
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planned either in this or any other country.
Look at the banks they have robbed and at
tempted and had they not qunrrollnd there is
no knowing how much further il would have
gone. There wasn't a small country bank that
Mas saie. lhe lHnk hhs , ne, YET got back dol
compound with the thieves. Scott and Red
Lcary know wherc the funds are and they
amount in all, the bank and private individual
securities. to 81 100000. The convicted men
are likely to get life sentences, and even II thcy
should cscape here. 10y pardon or otherwise.
they are Mnnted for these Othcr Attempts."
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The Expedition 10 Bann'. bay.

WAsHrNGToS. July l2.-Thc preliminary exc
pcduon to Bans hay to procure supplies for the main
operations against the North Pole next year has been
ewhat della, ed, and viii leave week later than
intended In addition 10 the meteorological observer
who will accompany the expedition. Spencer Baird will
send naturalist 90 prepare report Tor the fshefes
Commission A recent graduate OF Annapolis Naval
Academy will al-o 20 with the ship on leave A. tho
vessel gnr~ ton whaling region. under command Of ex
Mhalcr can't tyson 1t /. hoped ihat enough fish viii be
cuu-h' 10 meet the expense Of hi. NpediOn nnd lcavs
the -u.crT uu. untouched tor the main Htack In the
preparations Tar The most gratifying success has been
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SOME WisHTvGrOv TOPICS.
Gov. Axtelis Conversion 10 Mormontsm Likely
10 Cost him his ONCE.

WASHINGTON. July l2-Axtclls conversion Ia
Normonm Is likely 10 COS, him his place As Governor
New Mexico. and break the Rn- which TE suS attacked
two years Frederick Lacklcy editor Of the salt
Lake rir,, writes as follows this subc when he
\xcln arrived ~ salt Lake Governor OF Utah, caiing
priest received him afid carried him To the Mormon
Hotel, where h. hoard aud wh.het i. amounting to
s,sp paid ly the city Council lie took di-grace-
ul IHrt 100 the INDIAN uprising and J, believed o have
cunsir,d with the Mormon priesthood ~ ast .he hvea
oi Gentle settlers
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The Troublesome N~z Perces.

WAsUINGToN. July 12.-Inlian Commissioner
smith .apprvhcn,,e from the reports made TO him thaa
the trouble the Ncl rcrccs viii prove OF much
more -'rous consequence than anticipated II the
agency Indians AMI the Cmur dAlcncs iuin the rising
the number un The walnth would reach uJp men, and
ina the inaccessible mountain, ol Idaho such m.urroc
uuu would gte great deal OF trouble and misht not W
IA a I.t. ...a4a
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The Race for the Liverpool Cup.

LONDON. July l2.-This was the third and
lat day 90 the Liverpool July meeting The principal
event. the race for TIE Liverpool cap, hrplsht oHt
a. I'D o twrNr hl - tui wa, WON o. Lord ]. hcry-.
The sNa viii 1tol lad ag tiu.i hu in the hiD.i hct-
ns r., lueA a. 10 came ~ soeoH-, al AZ -aec At
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LONDON July l2.-1he schooner New Bedford.
twenty lcct LONG, whch -ailod from Ncw Bedford ON
Mas - Tor Lonlon with Capt Craio and wir ihc only
lc soils ON board was spoken oN the u,h INST nltAlr
a. nnlil, longitude - west All were well 4Ae A,t.c
Vessel lad cL.uunt, lti ~ gales
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WAsHINGToN. July 12.-It is Understood ~
tho~ Interested an the conduct Of the lnlcrna Rcvcnus
Bureau that collector Free ami Brook,n i to be
moved. amt eru T. l. Hayes Viii succeed Ian The lat
t.rt.nta h.mnm OF the Fraudulent IN, ,.ient accord
Iilh llis statement
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LONDON. July l2-In the House of Commons
this afternoon NJ Bmk., lud's Secretary ior tac For.
cen Departments sail mo- petition hai lrrn received for
lutsh lrurrNrt' ifuu Samoa. aIi ~ t Iirst ut an.
Nl,ld. Nc N1l -lmmNll 1. Illl.IA.-l " A..AA- u
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PorGukrIlsrE. July II The Union Coml
fu. .iil iOrAuu ui tir cHfl tuf sNn W AH' lN a.
ess F.nt orAs. Mapnser faAs"eIe uuIh.d " d"|
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o.. In lonisyille- Louisyllrs. 3; Bostons. G. In
|lh.ilniau-laluOrds, 10, ClngInuaus, u
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A Hudnuls,m ,m9 !. NJ. co.: q o,' o. 74'i
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spnln,. MInI.ler of rlnnnce.
The MrookI,n Thcn,re Fire.

MADRID. July - Tho MARQUIS OF Oroylo las
lttua u.Ated MINISTER Ui f.uauNr.
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JoIIINo> rnorr rouN.

.u.r lr.--ur. .nr.ritureNariahls
..nl' ., "'a..r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
FORESTS Self Education.

A, the age Of twsniy.ons. when almost
amy head weuld have been turned by the
adnlation which greeted him and the
sudden wealth which poured in upon
him. hc transformed himself into MI
art-siudent. Years ago we have seen n
classical dictionary among the few
books with which lie started In life. II
am there because Of n hint given him
by n kind friend In Philadelphia. In
front Of ono OF the thsatsrs there wero
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aud stock raisers. II assumed the form
Of q bloody murrain. and thus far all
efforts to check II have proved futile.
Thomas Edwards has lost twelve cows;
Samson Edwards. nine; Henry Rodgers.
six; Kearney & Haley. four. The dis.
temper has also appeared in the herds
Of Carey X Sons aud the large band OF
John Meyers, in Boisa Chica. In the
willows and near the Mesa large num-
hers have died and others are sick.
Farmers generally attribute the sickness
to salt grass and alkali water.
Yesterdays San Francisco Cal says {:
Thomas Foley and John Dougherty.
hackmsn, 90, into an alteration In ~.
lation to political matters, on California
street, yesterday afternoon. and came
TO blows. During tho struggle. Foley
got one Of Doughsrty's fingers II his
mouth and was chewing II. when ofdesrs
Avan and Bradley came up aud placed
him under arrest for mayhem. A man
named John Gusrin. who. 1t is alleged.
attempted to prevent the officers from
making the arrest, was taken into GUS
tody. and charged with interfering with
officers in the discharge Of their duty.
The Trustees Of the State Normal
school at San Jose have o good rule.
which requires each pupil at tho time Of
entrance to make q deposit Of five dol.
lars, the money to DO returned at the
end Of the studies II the pupils account
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23

TEE Senatorial question las entered
early into the Democratic canvass in
Ohio. Il was determined By the man.
ayers that ex.Conersssnan Payne Of
Cleveland should mako the opening
speech. but 1t vas discovered that Mr..
Payne was an sspirant for the Senator
ship. and Immediately n cry Of alarm
was sent up by the other candidates. So
tho programme has been changed. and
Msssrs. Payne, Pendlston. Ewing. Nor
can and Ward will all pipe melodiously
from the I'M stump. This will crowd
Mr.. Bishop OF the platform. and. II he
doesn't have a care and open that peck
st.book. out Of the canvass too.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-23
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