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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01

The Gold Hill Fire Department held q
meeting last night for the purpose Of do
Gliding upon the time for giving the annual
Fire Department ball. Tho action Of the
Board Of Delegates was Endorsed and II
was resolved to celebrate Christmas night.
The following gentlemen were chosen n
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements: Chief Engi-
neer NJ. Kennedy. First Assistant II. j.
g. Tally, Second Assistant Z. Scholl.
Fire Delegate NJ. p. Wolf, Fire Delegate
L. @. wiggings. Fire Delegate A. Care.
The remaining part Of the committee was
named As follows /: Abe Jones, Foreman Of
Liberty Engine Company No. /. Nick
Sexton, Foreman Of Yellow Jacket Engine
Company No. 2. Joe Bish. Foreman OF
Liberty Hosei Company No. Q, ]. II.
Mills, W. lily. Doanc and d. II. Carrick
from Liberty No. l, A. McMartin. Il.
Mercer aud W. Phipps fromlYellow Jacket
No. 2;-H. G. blanchard. .E. Bryan and
z. French from Lincoln No. 8. At . sub
seaucnt meeting oil. tho Committee Of
Arrangements the following sub-commit-
tees were appointed by Chairman N. r.
Wolf; On Hall and Decorations = NJ.
Martin aud z. scholl. On Music and
Printing-w. lily. Doane. A. McMartin
and ]. II. Mills. On Supper-willism
Phipps, II. Mercer and d. II. Carrick.
Reception Committee-M. Kennedy. =. ].
s. Tully. Z. Scholl. J. H. Mills, N. p.
Wolf. II. @. blanchard. Joe Dish. A. Jones.
N. sexton, L. O. Virgins, +. French and
A. Care. The price Of the tickets was
fixed ut 80 so. A. NcMartin was elected
floor director. and selected the following
floor managers to assist him /: w. Hy.
Doane, u. Kennedy, N. Sexton, w. ID. O.
Gibson, NJ. =. Wolf and J. Leary. w. Hy.
Doane acted As secretary for both meet
ings.
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The Ysunr Musicians.

The MeGibcny troupe Of young artists
gave their second conccrr In the Methodist
Church, Gold Hill. last evening, 10 a
thoroughly pleased and enthusiastic audi.
ence. Tho programme was even better
than that given OF the first evening. and
served 10 show little Allie up finely 10 the
amusement Of the old and young alike.
Miss Viola. In her violin solo, substituted
the Miserere from Trovatore for the gem
from Norma. and she executed the music
In . name that would BE- creditible to an
old and experienced artist. This young
lady has the genius to become q second
Camilla Urso. and II she studies faithfully
and well. she will carve out a great future
for herself. The performance In every
feature was an exceptionally flnc one. To.
night the McGibenys give their last enter
tainment In Gold Hill. No charge will
be made for admission. but . collection
will be taken during the evening. Afford
ing such n wish q chance 10 contribute.
No children will he admitted unless &C.
companied by adults. Let all who can 90
and sec this wonderful troupe Of young
artists. IL will be long before so sterling
an entertainment invites our attention
again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01

Tho following documents were yester.
day dlei In the Office Of the County he.
corder Of Storey county:
Hope Consolidated Mill and Mining
Company.-Articles Of Incorporation. 10.
cation. Storey county ; capital stock.
80. ZOO, 900. divided into 100000 shares.
Trustees = Johu Diemer. George Klein.
Louis wilke, Anton Ewald. John Specht.
John Miller and q. Bacigalupi.
Low Range Ledge Silver Mining Com.
pany.-Articles Of Incorporation. Loca-
ton. Storey county ; capital stock. $2.500.-
900. divided into 1000 0 shares. Trus-
tees-w. II. Patterson. J. s. Luty. Juan
A. Robinson. BERNARD 3. BERNARD and
Samuel Purdy.
Hope Consolidated Mill and Mining
conpany.-Deed from John Specht OF
the claim Of the company. i,500 feet on
the Frank ledge aud lying northerly from
the Concordia claim.
Low Range Ledge Silver Mining COM
pany.-Anidavit Of N. X. Lamson Of hav.
ing performed sS77 80 worth Of labor on
the claim Of 2.2oo feet for The year 1875,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01


OBsEnvISo THE TINK.-Hallowe'en was
celebrated In Gold Hill In regular style.
After reading lengthy quotations from tho
encyclopedias (which. by tho way. were
not properly ~crcditcd,, the young ladies
and gentlemen Of this place proceeded 10
test the truth OF these charms In orthodox
style. A few sign boards were displaced,
but very little damage VAS done by burst
ing In doors with cabbage heads.
ABSTRACT sr,rEMESr.-Ths gross yield
OF the Lyon county mills for tho quarter
ending September 30, 1871. amounts to
sl22. 205.i total cost Of extraction. 70.
duction and sale. sos, 1908; net yield
after deductions provided by law have
been made. s2s, 3s0.0 90 |; total amount OF
tar, sG95.32 These figures are from the
official assessment roll Of Lyon county.
OFFICIAL Corr.-w. "a. Hyde. Gold
Hills Town Clerk. has just completed q
most elaborate copy Of the official map Of
Gold Hill. 1t Is finished In good style.
and reflects great credit upon the gentle.
mans skill a. Q tracer. Tho copy was
made under the orders OF our Board Of
Town Trustees.
TnE tar levy Of Virginia City having
been reduced from 50 80 to 60 cents on
the 500, Tax Collector 0raccy was
around yesterday %refunding money to
those who had paid In advance.
THEY are pilins up ophir ore at tho
Winfield mill at the rate Of ten tons per
day. which averages $50 IS per ton. Tho
ore from between the 1900 aud 1iG5
levels.
PAULINE HERMAN. the girl who was
taken by May Morris from Carson. has
been sent back TO the State Orphan
Asylum by Judge Rising.
An old man with . wild coyote made .
sensation on @ street. Virginia City.
to-day. lie had the sidewalk and most Of
the road to himself.
CAPTAIN MATT. CASAvAS has been ap-
pointed superintendent Of tho Atlantic
Consolidated and the mino will DO started
up next week.
The bullion shipments from Virginia
City last evening were as follows : Con.
Virginia. SIS, 53i 90; California, $685.
1910.
Tnr ground near the corner Of = and
Union streets. Virginia City, Is settling.
The depression Is caused by mining opera
tons.
JIM onSDoRry's fo1hound Josh" has
been awarded 9 gold medal ii the bench
show In Ban Francisco.
TnIs Is All Saints Day. and the mem.
bers Of NEWS stat are feeling prouder
than usual.
JouS d. HEREFORD has returned from
the Eastern States with . brand new
wife.
FIYrI-sIx arrests were made In Virginia
City during the month Of October.
GOVERNOR DRApLEY has been In Viz.
ginia during the past few days.
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Pacific co... Directory.

The News Office was this morning visited
by l.. n. McKenny. the boss directory
man Of the Pacific Coast. Mr.. McRenny
has already over 5000 subscribers for his
forthcoming directory. which Is to contain
the addresses VI every merchant. manufac-
turer and professional man Of all Of tho
prominent places on tho coast. These
towns lilo In California, Oregon. Nevada,
Washington. Utah. Montana, Idaho, Arr
zona aud British Columbia. Tho directory
will contain, also, q sketch Of each place.
The work will DO Of inestimAble value to
business and public men. as It will be COM
plete In Its classifcations. with alphabet
ical lists for convenience Of reference. II
will contain 700 pages and will DO sold for
-. Mr.. NcKsnny knows how 70 get up .
good directory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
Fresh shell oysters.

Read the advertisement Of Morgan a
Co. In another column to-day. They arr
the chief importers and Wholesale dealers
In all kinds Of fresh oysters In San Fran
cisco. They have their own oyster beds
and supply the trade with New York trans
planted oysters. the most delicious oyster
In the world, also California and Shesl.
water Day oysters. Morgan 4 Co. pay
particular attention 10 country orders,
putting up oysters In packages Of = hun
dred or more to suit, and shipping them
promptly In primo condition BY express.
Send TO Morgan 4 Co for o hundred Of
those transplAnted oysters. Just by way OF
trial. Many families In Gold Hin and
Virginia have standing orders with Nor
gan, to DO supplied regularly every woek
during tho season.
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street Quotations.
rur rus a. .sp ?, rrSs.i

iHx rus A. AND y. rsLkosASH u>kf
SAN FRAScisco. Nov. i-2:is ?. n.
Best 4 Belcher. Is. isS
California. 27I. -
Con. Virginia. "a. Nv
Ophir. i5s, 10
Excheluer. 5s, %
Alta. So. 50
Gould 4 Curry. So, So
Justice. 81. o.
Navajo. 10
Best 4 Belehcr, -, isS
Chollar-Potosi, -, 80
Savage. sS. 81
bullion, 1 ~, a.
Haze a Norcross, g, ca
OvermAn, IL. Ign
Union Con-, sac
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Arrivals aus. n...,.s,
pe,n,,urr. l..., Ey~.,wr.
Quite Natural.

Two ladies met in Virginia City yester-
day. when the following conversation took
place:
why. Liza Jane, what makes you look
~ handsome. my DEAR"
Nothing. Ihavo only one Of Madame
Ioryea's becoming hats on, that's all. No
more sholdy millinery for me-. when you
can gc, a good article for less money"
lie sure aud call on the Madame before
purchasing elsewhere. and convince your.
self % the facts. No bonanza prices at
thai establishment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
A PINE THING FoR THR TEETH

Fragrant s0soDoST Is . composition Of
the pursst and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental v, getabis kingdom. Every ingredlsnt
10 well Known ~ have q beneficial effect on the
teeth and gums. Its embalming or a~ntlseptlo
property and aromatic fragrance males u .
greeable adofa from the br, atn caused By c.
tarrh. bad teeth. ctr. II 10 entirely free from
the Injurious aud aerid properties of tooth
pastes and powders, which desirsy the enamel.
Ons bottle lasts six months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
wurRE Is GroRor L,wsoSr-E. Jewell

wurKE Is GroR0r L,wsoxp-E. Jewell
writes from Grass Valley. Nevada county.
California. asking the Whereabouts Of
George Lawson. u bricklaycr. La~son's
wife and family are at Grass Valley, lately
arrived from the East. in dsstitute circum-
stances. and very anxious TO hear from the
husband and father as soon a. possible.
ANY information regarding him would be
gratefully received.
TEYSa rPg MscHrSE.-Thc members
Of Yellow JACKIE, Company No. , had their
machine out to-day giving her q shaking
NJ. The engine has just been repaired
aud io-lay's practice Was intended a. .
test. IL has been several months since
she has male her appearance upon the
streets. But little water IL used In uold
Hin for fire purposes.
STATE AND CouNry TAxrs.-Taxpayers
hal better read tho Official notification Of
Treasurer smith in our advertising col
umns to-day. State and county taxss are
both delinquent on aud after the Goth Of
this month. The collection of the same Is
10 lie strictly enforced according To Law.
Don't delay the matter too long. but cash
up as soon as possible.
YESTERDAY afternoon the water raised
seventy feet above the 1900 Lowell in the
Hale 4 Norcross mine. The pumps were
going all right last night and today. and
the water is being rapidly reduced.
Tur next Gold Hill Masonic social will
iaksslsee on the evening Of Tuesday. No.
vember 18th. These parties will be gwen
ON Tuesday evenings hereafter.
To-Day being the first Of the month q
great many people with bills In their hands
may be seen rushing arpund the streets oil
Gold Hill and Virginia.
Tue case against L. buckley. who has
been blocking up Cemetery street. in Gold
Hill. will come up before the District
Court next Thursday.
wmEs . bill IL presented nowadays the
man 10 whom 10 10 offered generally says /;
Wait till after tho holidays.
JupoE GOODWIN. editor Of the Virginia
E.i,ry,i.., has gOne ~ California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
TnE rA,.AoE RArlNo STAND.

For . roat Of beef uneIcelied In Storey
county. 20 TO Thomas II sfron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. : North q street,
Virginia Oily. fresh oystsrs at all hour In
cycry Style. Yorty miners always On hand q
the best and fresl est Of Ill that the mafkets
adord. the Palace Eating Stand has no supsrtor.
III u. spts n
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CARD.

To all h are suffering from the errors and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
deeay. loss Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. PRE- OF cHAnoE.
This great remedy Us discovered By q nislon-
ary In souih America. send Q self-sddrcesed
station ID. Blbie House, New YORK City.
misc ON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
COURSE OF STUDY.
last what she Yeasg Idea er Geld
htii 10 Expected 20 Master-A
vormidabis List Of Books-TeaKh
Tnasks for Teachers.

AT the close OF last session OF the Gold
Hill public schools the Board Of Trustees
engaged Professor Mills Van wagenen To
arrange and report upon 4 course Of study
for the various schools and departments
in tho district. This work was under
taken by tho Professor and satisfactorily
completed. Notwithstanding the fact thai
many difficulties in arranging and equaliz.
ing the details were encountered. Below
we give In full the curse 81 study - 40
ceptsd by the Board. II will probably be
somewhat changed a. soon as more school
room can be furnished;
FIRST PRIMARY.
Reading-Chart by word method
| primer, with charts and blackboard ; first
reader. with blackboard exercises T; second
reader.
spelling-Primary lessons, taken from
charts and the front part Of MeGufey's
speller.
Misunderstanding by means OF OBJ.
jects and tho abacus; adding numbers oil
one figure.
Singing-At least once q day TO o n
a..~ s.n.,, .S,,Js.n
P'pDPn,n.ss~ rsa..n.' ~ i. y,v.n fro
,..n,n :. ~ 1870. F,ercise sones
I.scnmy
e,omlnenueu. mil, psu.rv anna.
enue. y -. NJ. ssitsIJ AMI
Sasv'N.i a5 -, ,hs divide
taught by Miss Henderson.
SECOND PRIMARY.
Reading - Third Reader commenced
| and completed,
spelling-Orai; from McGuhey's spellor.
Oral from third reader.
Writing-Commencing one-half hour
per day 10 DO devoted 10 10 by tho whole
school.
Singing-At least once \ day.
Arithmetic = Robinson's first book
| through long division. Particular atteu-
ton 10 be given 10 mental work.
Geography-Cornell's primary gcogra-
| ply TO the map Of Europe.
Physical E1ercises--To DO given at least
| once a day,
Under the name Of second Primary,
comes the room taught by Miss Smith.
rIRsr PRIMARY.
Rs.diny-Pourth reader: commencing
and completing the work.
Smelling - Written; from McGufey's
-pelier. oral from fourth reader.
writing-0ne.half hour per day.
singing-At least once a day.
Acknowledgements Nobinson's first
book; Robinson's complete arithmetic.
through long division; Eiton's mental
arithmetic, through fractions.
Geography Finish Cornell's primary
L.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
RErOnr.
~. Franchise Beard.

-
"a" Fr~"easee nssr"
LAST EVENING.
so v...o- y.ll.v Sc
- p.,mo' *,
% 49,. ~. asISA
GJssl.on.
40, a.
"a Iin..ao s,n,h ~
40 Con N
t0 Lsopsri. Sc. JSc
IN an. IG ~
NOp.,,h., tar
ies $780, Rail. IS. ,.u an
tsD Hu..e, sor
llO N.nh.t,.n n
si IN m. So IL ~ In
iso $3.50 v>,S ~, ,,, .ao
~ er.na rn,es W is'"
az, Ss s"'~
Si..I rrlxs.
~ Sndo~msat.
so Mo,nins ~,
~, ws.ai
80 $3.50 81 1850
by nee'SS
III 49, in
IN
Sns-sp. IT,
- ,,a .
sS, 80 ssn
80 III To-
IN chsisn..
io n.s,on I.
ln Darisneliea J
" silver III. ~, ". iao
lD occidental.
$40 New York, sec
~ Ala. =. 70
- I.dy w~.sSing,oi. , 20. ~
u Nudes. esc. Cos
20 Mohs c.r-.o. Nc
2Sl Ward, COc. soc
sco Lssisihan. 90, Sc
uoProspect, 1c
40 Trojan lO.i
Isl North con virginia. lc
1sS Pcyiona. 5oc ob.i
80 BENTON. W. sOc
80 ~. Louis. lsc, ae
IS oserman. u
sss slerr. Nevada. ~. ss'5"
20 solid silNsr, i.t1 - /. a..
2sSO Justice. >, V., os.cA NV No. 's'
rs,ss -
80 Gould n turry. ~. s..'.
tsO be., 4 be'chef. loS. 10. 10. iss -
2sO Ekchcqner. J. ~, s.tp ~, D. 70
tsS Isl
sS Con Virgint q. Nv. gS<
1910 CT wn POiIt, teS. ga. ~
so savage. ~, = So
20 yellow Jsehst -
vS bullion. 4. Do 3vJ. sVs
Ty0C.iif0rhis. ID. 26s, DIV al IN
s95 Opsir. "a, Nv. i3A IS. i3s
10 flnpertal. s0c Is. I've
$50 Hale Il 'orcro-s. D, tHt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01

BAN Francisco, November III P, NJ
In the celebrated case Of Kinney OF al ".
the Con. Virginia and California Mining
Companies. In which tho object Of oonten-
ton was q large slice Of the BONANZA, Judge
Sawyer In the U. 3. Circuit court to-day
rendered a lengthy verbal decision In favor
OF the defendauts,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
BLOOD FOR BLOOD.

The Execution OF uesers u. Crssier
for the Murder OF Charles silver
ststn-LAss Statements and speech
sf the Doomed Mss-iscidesss ~
~ she Scnnsid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
q, n, GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of califor.
mia, 0old Hin, keeps constantly on hand all
favarte brands of Imported C.sars, ohoice bit
cigars. all kiods Of chewing tobacco, meef.
srhsum plpes. nuts. candles. nne cutlery. and
toys aud iAncy goods Of all kinds. sp2o N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
PIANOS TO LET,

A WOODWARD Z BnowN
"A PIANO. ussd bat . fsw "H
months. for rent. Apply q nn.Vu v
Moss Mtllinsy stors. ieA eolth o street
depot. 20 kain street, Cola HUI.
jsitu N. D, PAhsofre, Assnk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
SPORT AND EXERCISE.

NTEssRs. LEGO q KNIGHT -
wi announce that they have MI
fttrd up the old DAVIS ofMNA. O~
STUN, under Mayer barber chop. ~~
Q street, Virginia, with svsJV
convenience ssA
Saloon and Shooting GALLERY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
l. n q

sudden changes Of climate are sources ii
Pulmonary and bronchial Affections. Take 81
once browns Bronchial Troches. let the Gold.
Cough OF Irritation Of the Throat be ever %
slight.
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Sal. FRANCISCO.

Another Victory for the Bssassa
Kings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01

Lros'. KAmAIaos mskes beautiful. Glossy.
luxurisnt hair; prevents its falling out or turn.
ing gray. Il has stool tho test Of forty yesfs.
4 charmlngly perfumed. and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01

[.rscIAL To rHs ooLp HILL DAILY Hzws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01

tfrom the wisnsmuecs silver state. Oct. sistl
Yesterday Robert II. Croxier. convicted
VI the murder Of Charles silversfein. alias
Montana Charley. expiAted his ofiense on
the gallovs. ON the last night Of his ex-
i~s,ence, aud with no hope OF escaping
t..th ba c.va the folloWing
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DRY GOODS, Etc.

DnI GOODS. e:
.>--,-
- $500
my Enlng eMpnRHIM
VII " 1Vut OsssOsU
e cnufh n gfpeef. virginia.
,,., 70. SEVERAL wrrx.
her. s,si Il ; Il. p ,as SDs0 q ens,e .Ai %. IL n, line
viii awe consumer but /. fsint idsa o. The
immsnse stocH sna ~ Pn ~a..1 A""
e
al
-
imported BACK. rsin sna Isney' Z" WI
QfaHa Nnlnr and PHea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01

Ny stock eonsists In part Of YRENoH HlTa,
BOSNErs, FEATHERS. LACks, RIBBONs,
ORNAMENTS. and IN fact ever, thing usually
kept In . fpte millinery STORE.
Ny loag experience In the business enables
me 70 buy my goods at the lowest prices. 90
that can sell st the very lowest cash prices.
Give me . call.
myl m MRS. B. NOE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01

In . hrst ciass millinery store.
Knowing that ! can and will furnish my
patrons With the beet and cheapest Of every.
Thing in ny line. ! respectfully solicit Q rstufn
Of the patronage OF my many old frtsnds In
Virginia, Gold Hill and Silver City. guarantee.
ing them that whatever thor may purchass Of
me will always be Just - represented. Call
oesi m MRs. PANNY MAYER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

On Saturday last Mr.. SCnrRz was dlsa-
grccably surprised by the unannounccd APP
partition at Washington OF u delegation OF
Fox lndiaus-a tribe never very welcome at
the Interior Department, which IL sull-
cicntly human not to patiently brook the
presence Of people it has in times past
gricyously injured.
MIR. SCHURz was sufficiently curious to
ask these Foxes why they had come to
Washington. and was Immediately snubbcd
by being told that they had nothing to say
to him about it, but would inform the Great
Father. The Secretary sharply responded
that they must pay their own expenses. to
which the red men rcjuincd that they had
paid their railroad fare from the rrserva-
tion and felt able to settle their hotel bulls.
The story of the Sacs and Foxes carries
us back about half a century to the days Of
BLACK HAWK, and the bloody war that he
fought with the whites. After this famous
warrior had been subducd, and shown
around as a captive in Eastern Cities he
was succeeded In authority by kEoKUK,
who was followed by another chief of the
same name, quite famous for his faith
iul and friendly disposition during more
than twenty years. The united tribes
Of the Sues and Foxes were moved
further and further West, with the adj
vances of civilization. first being placed
Just beyond tho Mississippi, and then
far out in Kansas. The Invested proceeds uf
the sales Of their casteIly lands nctted the
two tribes an annual income of about
$4,000, which, Of course. proved an cnor-
nous attraction TO the Government agents
and trader, who 50 MAJ ged that for a long
time great part of 1t went into their own
pockets. A. the constant civilization" Of
these Indians in reservation life and the
hcalthful arts Of agriculture, In addition to
war and pc-tlcncc. had reduced their num-
bcrs greatly, So that from numbering over
ten thousand before contact with the whites
they became fewer than thousand. the an
nual income gave each quite II sum to cx-
pend. and, a, We have seen, now makes their
chief, very sci-sustaining in the matter Of
hotel bills
Precisely what grievance has brought
them 10 Washington II not yet clear; but
despite the unaccountable failure Of Mr..
SCHURz to inspire them with instant conf
dence on showing them his face il has been
learned that these Foxes complain OF wrongs
done them since the sale of their Kansas
lands and the retaining If the proceeds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04
The Republican Senators on Louisiana.

Early last winter the Returning Board Of
Louisiana declared that PACKARD was duly
elected Governor Of the State, and th"v
gave him Legislature 10 match and this
Legislature elected KELLOGG a senator in
Congress, and PACKAEp furnished him a
certificate To that effect.
But it became necessary that tho eight
electoral votes # Louisiana should Ice stolen
for HAYES in order to count him into the
Presidency. Thorcupon bargain was made
and consummitcd whereby HAYE, was to
he permitted to keep the eight stolen votes
ON condition that h" would Ina tie PAcKAED
and his Legislature aside. and would recog-
nize NICHOLS as the lawful Governor, and
allow the Legislature chosen with him 10
act. In pursuance OF this arrangement, the
NICHOLS Legislature, in March last, elect
ed SpOFrOKD "A Senator in Congress, and
SpOFFoRD took 10 Washington certificate
of election from NICHOLS a. Governor.
And now, in the fncc If these facts, every
Republican in the Senate, after long debate,
has voted to seat KELLOGG in preference 10
SPoFFoRD, thereby recognizing PACKARD
and his Legislature as the genuine Govern
ment of Louisiana and repudiating NIcH-
Oils and his Legislature as n sham But
moro significant than this, those Republican
senators. by thoir votes on this vital point
have set the stamp Of their disapprobation
upon the corrupt bargain in pursuance of
which the eight votes of Louisiana were
taken from IILDEN and given 70 HAYES
II tho issue should hereafter be square,
ly made in the Senate then these Re
publican senators who placed KELLOGG in
his sent must off her oIlnra tn - ,gr. pi, ,s