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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Last Wednesdays Santa Rosa Dtao.
crui has the following: On Saturday,
September Goth. at Willis. Little Lake,
Mendocino county. Scion Edwards shot
and mortally wounded n man named
McCabe. Tho difficulty originated In n
claim made by McCabs upon Edwards n
few weeks ago OF 80 for damages done
by Edwards COW In breaking into No
Cabe's field. On the day mentioned
McCabe made an attack upon Edwards,
when no received the wound. Tho
shooting was considered justihable, and
Edwards was not arrested. McCabe IL
tho man who some months ago cut
and wounded Pussy Hopper at the same
place.
We understand, says the Yolo Mrl Of
October 4th, that n petition Is being
prepared and will be circulated for sig
natures TO disincorporato tho town oi
Woodland. This petition will DO pre-
sentsd to the next Legislature. This
step is being taken from tho fact that
| tho present law has failed TO provide for
q sufficient levy Of taxable property to
pay the expenses Of running the town
government, and the Assessor In order
to meet the demands has placed n 6cti-
tious value upon property In order Ia
raise the needful. which Is an Outrage
beyond endurance.
The trial Of Cooper Comins, charged
with numbering Alexander Laird ON his
ranch near Gilroy on the goth OF last
April, which has consumed a week anil
excited nm immense interest throughout
Santa Clara county. was terminated on
Wednesday night by a verdict Of "Not
guilty" Says the San Jose Mercury:
The scene that followed can be better
imagined than described. The wife and
daughter threw their arms around the
old mans neck. aud for many minutes
were unable to express their great JOY,
except by sobs and cries.
The corn crop In Los Angeles county
this year, says the Herald. il quito
abundant. OF unsurpassed quality anil
commands a specially rcmuneraiivs
market. The fields about the Monte,
Los Motor. Gospel Swamp and Flor.
snce never showed n greater wealth Of
golden ears than this year. The farmer
who hauls his corn to market In Los
Angeles can command u dollar and sixty
cents q hundred for II. II he sends II
to San Francisco he can get a prize that
In equivalent TO o dollar and five cents n
bushel.
The San Juan Times Is informed by
u gentleman from Marysville that n CONF
pany is about being organized at that
city, having for its object the construc.
ton OF q railroad from Mnrysvills In
Smartsvills. The road is 10 DO either n
narrow-gaugo or a prisinoidal. Ho hal
no doubt concerning the construction of
the road. as many Of the San Francisco
capitalists interested in the mines ut
Smartsville and Sucker Flat were deter
mined 10 take hold Of the matter mud put
1t through.
In the case OF tho little girl. Jennie
Nelson, who was killed by being run
over by the grocery wagon belonging To
Sharborn Brothers, on Fourth street.
San Francisco. the Coroner's Jury re-
turned q verdict Of death by accident.
All the officers Of the United States
ship Portsmouth have arrived. and tho
vessel will probably GO into commission
next Monday. She will get away about
tho Goth instant on her trip around the
Horn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09
TURN uRR z

The following very sensible editorial
We reproduce from the columns OF the
New York Herald Of Oct. /:
"For q while the great ship Of state
stopped in mid course appalled, At the noise
OF . great contention. But now that tho
big fuss at Rochester is fairly over. the
killed laid away. and tho wounded put In
the doctors hands. w may. TO use q West
ern pilots phrase. "turn her ahead"
again. A lot OF busy men may stop for .
moment TO look over each others shoul-
ders at . street fight but they cannot stay
long. More important affairs claim their
attention, and they presently leave the
affair TO the fancy and the police. and
hurry on 10 business.
Docs any sensible man believe that the
| country Is going to drop business and
| stand gaping for the rest OF the Presiden-
tiai term at the quarrels Of the politicians
| over two questions, one Of which 10 dead
| and the other concerns no interest except
| that Of the noble bread and butter brigadef
We hear exScerbated political fuglemen
| talking about the President "Johnseniz.
ing" As they call II. and predicting that
| the exciting and demoralizing scenes Of
the troublous johnson administration will
be repeated by ian insulted and outraged
party" These gentry imagine. apparent
iy, that they are 10 keep tho country In hot
water for the next three year, ; to destroy
| confidence, prevent the revival OF business.
| keep open old sores, revive old hatreds aud
| suspicious between the sections T; and ali TO
| defend the sacred right Of postmaster and
u...o,. ho,.a i,spactors IN run warl nri.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09
WHISKY AND nRrrALiry.

Tho irresistible conclusion one natu-
rally arrives at upon reading the testi-
mony before the Coroner's jury at the
inquest In the matter OF the killing OF
Louis Ash yesterday morning at vir-
ginia. Is that whisky was the exciting
eause and resultant reckless brutality
eliminated in the shooting down and
cool butchery Of q foolish. defenceless
boy. The boy had been somewhat noisy
and unruly during the evening and night
through drinking. but was being at last
taken care Of. At the time the tragedy
was contaminated he had stepped to the
door Of the house. with some Of his
clothing already removed preparatory
to going to bed. when Officer Davis
became again enfsgsd at seeing him.
and. crossing the street. commenced
firing at him as he rstreated into the
house. following him through the entry
10 The rear end OF the building. sending
bullet after bullet into the dsfsneeless
body Of his victim. until all the charges
In his pistol were exhausted. That the
killing was needless and brutal. all
agree. and had whisky not taken the
place Of reason in the brain Of the Of
ncsr. hs would not have rscklessly pro-
cesded to such a dire extremity. He
eansot even plead sslf.defense In tho
matter. for be knew the boy well. and
did not fear him In the least. He evi.
IDENTIFY desired to kill him and certainly
succeeded. The dying declaration OF
the boy was that cit was a cold.blooded
murder" One lesson and moral Is
pointed in this sad affair. which Is the
radical wrong committed in appointing
OF allowing such . man to hold position
and authority as policeman. There are
plenty Of good. determined. sensible
men for such positions. and renowned
prize fighters are not necessarily re-
quirsd. Authority as an officer OF the
law should never be intrusted In the
hands OF q law breaker. and
any officer found 10 10 under
the influence Of liquor should
have his star taken of and DO sum-
marily dismissed from further police
service.
In the foregoing remarks We are aetu'
atsd by no desire to prejudice the case
Of officer Davis. but these things have
TO DO looked squarsly in the face.
Wrong doing in any shape. whether Of.
neially or otherwise. must not and will
not be countenanced. II other testi-
mony shows that Mr.. Davis was right
In this tragedy none will be more ready
and willing to accept and record the
fact than will the NEWS, but the pres
emit look Is bloody and dark on the part
Of Davis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09
rns ELECTIONS IN rRANcE.

Prssfdeat MscNahon. or rather Min
is.sr do Fourtou. Ia over sanguins when
no expects the French people to elect a
Chamber Of Deputies in which the Re-
publican Constitution would have few
honest supporters This would denote
agreat change from the general election
last year. when the Republican vote was
4,3iG.127. and at least 363 deputies
were slsctsd pledged TO support the Gov
eminent founded BY Thisrs. In select
ing the Government nominees. Minister
de Fsurtou has placed on his list So Or
isanists. ISL Lssitimists. and 2sS Bon.
apartists. This II. OF course. Outrage
ously In conflict with the political feel
ings Of the country. In the election
last year. the proportion Of votes cast
was IS per cent. In favor Of the Rspub-
lie. 20 per cent. in favor Of the Mon
archy, and - per cent. in favor OF the
Empire. n. Dc Fourtou would o
have thres-nfths OF the new Chamber
Bonapartists. and two-hfths Royalists.
In making this singular combination he
has simply sought for such anti-Rspub
licans as might control the largest vote
In their districts. Il remains for the
French people to prove that they can
Judge for themselves who are qualified
TO represent them. It is crsditabls to
Paris that the s1acting Minister has
deemed ID needless to ask her to elect
any but Republican candidates.
When President" MacMahon made
these men his candidates. be practically
told the citizens OF France that be hal
made q bargain with the BonaPaztist
party. and that in the future his efforts
would be directed to . restoration OF the
empire. OF course. the people will TO
pudiato him at the polls on Sunday.
aud then will come the grand crisis. He
will use the army to put down the No.
ton. The nation will probably arise In
its might. Is Ii has done many times BE-
fore. and put down both the usurpsr
and his army The French crisis IL
nov liable to play . greater part in the
politics Of Europe than even the Russo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09

AN old laiy at the Maine muster noti-
cling the Tine appearance Of Gen. Cham.
bsrlain on his white horse. gave very no.
bsrly this valuable information to her
companion: Gen. Chamberlain has had
seven horses shot out from under him.
AMI that Is the very horse"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09
NEVADA ITEMS.

~~-u lnhla - @"
attempting to hold communication with
the prisoners confined In that institu'
ton, through the side windows opening
on Batsman street. Late Thursday
evening one Of the officials espisd what
no supposed to be n man leaning up
against one Of the windows, and. stealth.
iiy approaching him. grabbed him by
the coat collar. and with n vigorous jerk.
threw him into the middle OF the street.
lie was slightly surprised at the appar'
emit light weight OF the fellow. and upon
closer examination found that II was
only the senblancs Of a man; In fact, an
tfiey stuffed with straw. Those who
were quietly watching the scene say that
the energy displayed in kicking that
harmless bundle wsuid have done credit
to n playful mule.
The Elko Independent Is pleased to
learn that the experimental run OF the
furnace on copper ores just made Mt
Railroad district, has proven quite sue
cessful. Mr.. s. ii. White, who Is inter.
ssted with Mr.. Edward Kelley. in tho
enterprise, came in from Railroad yes
terday, and brought specimens OF the
black copper produced, also samples OF
the copper mat. The black copper 10 q
very fine article, assaying 80 per cent.
Fifteen tons Of this article vas pro-
duced In this short run. which, as was
stated, was only experimental, and the
parties arc we'll satisfied with the result.
The copper mines in the district are not
developed to any extent, but 20 far rs
explored. the prospects are favorable.
The Typo Sun OF the 9th instant says;
We were shown a gold specimen from the
Oscsola mines the other day that was a
reminder Of old times. II was near the
size and shape Of q hickory nut in
halves the oblong way. and was worth
about Si2. Some little quartz was In
termixed with the gold OF q fine broken
character, which OF course made the
specimen frail. and liable 10 crumble by
too much handling.
OF the immigration Of certain mem.
bers Of the English Parliament. the
Sirer STATE Of Saturday says: Right
Honorable Hugh c. L. Childers Of Lon
don. England. member OF the British
Parliament and President Of the Great
Western Railway. Canada, aud Hon. w.
II. Hussey Vivian. n. p, passed here
La, svenin, in a PulIman car. accom-.
n.n;ss Inv ,hs wills Of the last and the
daughter Of the first named gentleman.
.,o,,n,,s RAM G,,,tt, snesting
~. .om,n. P,;, .svs Tan COLI
m.S.,s snJ io,tv silver besidss cs.L
."sai.,.s ain nm In tho sn.aJ r;no
.5 nHa.s, Sn s,os,h ~ r.afr, AMI yaIn'
shls a[,,iclss' presented nv our citizens.
-, ,n r,at. a Am. disnlav. II has
o 49, no, h..n s,cs,lsJ Inv snv soci.
.r"n y. -, an5 -. hon. ,hai svsry
49, ~ ,bs Ga,,a, will eneourau.
,eauef VI u. 1854
m, w,i----... CT o.,,.,u..'
Inc "'n T,',. .. ~ $50
Jay says' lnis iVts - 10y,
wnns rsPs, h"s,u
rri.e mn, nsu nis '.s -
tna' " nao 70 W auPu Wv
p;src. i ,rsausliy failing and constant.
",ow;ns were
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Son,1o"e. TIL, VIZ ;n,.,a.,.J H.
,n,nin, " n-ro.,.c,: At cherry Cr..l
yv,.;'a p;r. aonn,, and ha,a hs.n 40
"hne I'M :, ' ~. s,m ~" WV"
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09

The late severe storm in the Gull
States has not AZ severely damaged the
sugar cane as was feared a week ago.
Reports from the coast line Of Louisiana
state that the canes are resuming their
perpendicular position. They will thus
escape sprouting at the syes-ths chief
danger. The only effect Of the storm
will b 70 slightly increase the price OF
cutting the cane for the mills, owing to
its being bent and twisted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09
PREMIUMS.

observation-disclosures Ladies' rourrs
mept for the most accomplished and gracefh
lady riderp, Friday. October 10, st 10 O'Clock y,
1hs Soc.sty Offers -four premiums. which viii
consist Il the soeisty's silver plate, valued re.
speciiveiy st 500, $40. $40 and go.
SPECIAL PftRMiUMs.--IAdyis hat. value
IS, gin " Aware Evans: standard edition oi
poems. gift Of =. N. Jamison.
The iady who 10 sdIudged INST shAli have her
ehoics OF all premiums offered, the second
lady shsll have second choice. and ~ on. u ID
expected that other special premiums will b
added TO this list By private contribution.
None but ladies' Of the highest respeciabiiiiy
will BE- allowed TO compete for ptixss. ladies
Wishing 10 eompsis for prizes viii please send
nance 70 Secretary. Endorsed by two msmbtrs
OF the Society.
FOR any desired information address
JANIS II. BoRLAsD. secretary.
Reno. Ntvsda.
o. O. B~ATTERHAS. Prsid.nt. ssis,d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09

ISABELLA. sr-Qusen Of Spain. has
consented to the marriage Of Alfonso
to Nile. Mercedes de Montpensisr. and
the Kings sister. the Princess Of the As
t%urias. has formally announced this con-
sent to the young lady. The marriage
will probably take place in February.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09

Mn. HKsRr wArTrRsoS has written a
solemn sort Of letter to tho Indiana ed
itors. He dsplorss the general want
Of t~ruthfulnsss and responsibility" Of
the press. its senselsss jabbsr Of spu'
rious w.t." It's "coarse and reckless per.
sonalism," and its "parrowness."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09

DENVER has the missing link. II is
either . fossil Aztec giant or a statue
representing one. which has been un.
esrthsd in Colorado. It SURPRISES all
ancient or modern statues In n par.
ticular: Ii has . tail four inches In
length.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09

AsorHfH young English noble-Earl
Loyslace's nephew has joined the
army A. a private. His motive Is simply
a manly wish to work his way from the
lowest TO the highest rank.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09

A COTTAGE by the sea can now be rent
oil cheap by persons DESTROYS OF spend
ing the Christmas holidays away from
the noise and hustle OF the city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09

A SPLENDID item about a man beinl
kicked all to pieces by n horse lately
was utterly spoiled by tho man himself,
who climbed into the hay NOW anti
STAYED there until the horse stopped
kicking. And the cold world may blame
the reporter for this.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09

"SrRK. and wouldn't I rather be shot
with a bayonst. and clear kilt. than live
all the time starved to dithl" Is the
question Of an Iowa Hibsrnian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09

The reign Of the saw is approaching
and the woodpils Is smiling with JOY,
while the fatherless husband Is signing
for q muscular. tractable boy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09

wHAr relation has bread to An invsn-
toni A maternal relation. Bread Is u
necessity. and necessity IL the mother Of
invention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09
r z. z. NEWTON,
No. % South Q Street, Virginia,
xxyouLD INPoRM HER FRiRNDs AND
w patruns that the coming mouth she VIII
sell . large assortment OF
switches, CURIs, PRizxkrTRs,
WIGS AND IMITATION,
Ar.oosr PRICES.
COMBINES AND .OLn SWITCHES neatly
made over OF 70 cents an onnce.
0ood swift he's at ave dollars each. seig I'm
ATTENTION.. ENGINEERS !

THE FIRST DIVISION or STATIONARY
i ENGINEERS OF Virginia City hereby ten.
der 9 cordial invitation TO all their brother
engineers Of store and Lyon counties 10 attend
The ball 10 be given BY them o. Coopsrs Hall
on the night OF OCTOBER NINTH.
by order. ..,,v u-,,x
b O..t . Sarrafrg MN NU
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09
SETTLEMENT DEMANDED.

IL PARTIES INDEBTED TO RuGRNI
a MAhKkY. Il ilroad KIehaoge Saloon.
cold Hill, will phase come forward and settle
their bills on or before the fifteenth Of DC.
tober, ~ he 10 retiring from the business. All
bllls unsettled at that tlms will be placed in
the hands Of . legal collector.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09
COOK WANTED.

vIyANTKD. IMMEDIATELY. At THE
w vsnnqah House. Lower God uill. .
competent American Cook. osN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09
RAILROAD ARRANeEMENr.

All freight will be shipped 10 and nom the
Pair. over the Virginia and Truckes Railroad.
free of charge.
Tbs Central rsei1c will transport articles for
exhibition. within the ststs. ffes of charge;
at half rates from other states.
, 1877-11-26
ufuttt ttltgr. prps(bta.
Ser Qriea int Orient.

aonbon, "a. STOW. Wsbemet HIi
s~elearap6irt bon Or9anie an Donnsr.
itaee: vWir tamen eeitern bier an. Sis
au1en ldidten Elm Regiment 8apollerie
unb elm Snfanteris. &eeiment BON nrnba
qeaen sfepeIft; biels wuroen ibsrmdl'
tist uno bas 2npoaerie.& esimsut psr'
nidtet. Wir nobmen auBeroem piele @e
fanaene.
Wien, "a. Sob. Cine Gepeide BON
'9iHis iast: .Gas &iou'eorps miro
binnen Gursem Batoum nit eiasr iauss
zen MrtiIsrie anereifen.
Die SnImreftion in Gitfaiien 1T i'm
3unebmen besrifen. Die Suiur9enten
erIdrmteu ON IL. b. M. bic befs1tiste
@tabt euHaron unb nabmen bic Gar
niIon sefansen."
n. "a. gaop. Ser epsaialt
Correspondent beg uetanoarb" in ST.
rrseuo i9idt Tolsenors unter benz se'
nrisen Datum /: ngs 1T mir cine Depe-
{9s aug Dem ruililden 9auptquartier
eeSeist 70 orben, ,pelde Gontraftore onf'
forbert, 10000 Sdde Biscuits iofurt
fir Sas bslaserte Blewua gu liefern, "a
Osman Yaida l1nterbanblunsen fir Die
u~ebersabe nes Ortss erOfnet bat.
Ser Correspondent Der vSimes" in
Yaris iast, es miro BON 8naarsf be-
riatet. boB bic 8ulien einen 9orratb
Don 2ebensmittelu beoroert baben, IN
Der grmartuns, baB Bleuna balclsF TO-
pitulirsn miro.
Cine Depelde BON Mtben Sast, SoB
bas @olt felt ben fiirsliaen Sieseu Der
3uNen lsbr frieseril6 selinnt 1T.
, 1877-11-26
Guropai(hf Nadridten.

$tra6snrs. Die nMat..Qib. Gorr."
fdreibt ul1eber DIE 3ufinitiae itaatSrsdt'
lide @eitaltuns @liab =, 2otbrinsens fine
in ben leetcn Sa6ren Die erid;eoenartts'
ften @eriidte, Wut6ma6uusen uno 0or'
idldse ourd Die Yreiie aelaifen, bic nuns
oerlidIte Beritou ieeo4 io0te Oct iiinafteu
i3eit aufbewabrt bleibeu> Die @rnennuna
oes @roBber3og8 bon 8aoen gum @ene'
ralin1peftor oer Mrmeecorps bon Baoen
uno aB.Qotbrtngen IN @erbinouna nit
Der &eile oes Observation-Disclosures Ser3o9
naA benz HeibSlanbe bat in Dem letteren
oas Sc penit zines n&6nisreiA 8abens",
9ebtlset aus Dem biSberisen @robberso9'
tbum uno -@llaBsQotbrinser, beraufbe,
ld)iporen. Wfan be9reift nidt, pie oieier
@eoanfe unter Der @inwobnerlAaft bea
Nei1slauoes ernltlih biscutirt tperoen
fonnte. Die bloBe Grludsuns Der Sins
ternine, ,pelhe einem iolden Yroiett in
Den aeietsebenben 6aftoreu oes Neihes
entaeseniteben miirbeu. founte iiber bic
0 lltintt9e unm6 lli6teit oelielben teinen
3weifel lui1en @efeet ielbit, bic Gin'
ftbruna zines &6nisreths 8aben ftatt
oes bisberisen @roBber;ostbums in ben
NeldSorsanismus miiroe niht ais eine
Nenoeruns Der NeidsoerfaHnns aufae.
faBt, seiett audl, es tudre int 8unbesratb
Die emfade Wtebrbeit fir einen 6as
Nethalano @lia6' 2otbrinsen nit Baden
uersinisenoen @eiseentiuurf sm erlangeu,
10 1T bod flar, oab Uaierut Sadlen una
Wurtenbers niemalS lire .3utimmuta
81 oer Y~erar0Berung tbres DunoeSgemoj.
fen seben witroen. Obne bieie 3u1tim,
mun9 aber wiiroe liderli6 fein perltdn.
bigger Yolititer Die Mabresel ourdiubreu
wolen; eenn in 70 uihtisen 6raaen fam
nad) Dem @eilte Der ReidsuerfaiIuns bic
@neidelonns ntht bur@ MaioriHruna,
1onoern MIR ontA Neritdnoi9uns getrofien
lueroen. Mbcr audi int Reid)stase uiirben
ihwerlih fir ben @eoanfen Der Grid.
tun9 zines neuen MittelitaateS Spmpa.
tbten su fincen iein. Woute man iiber'
baupt Die Gmuerlei6una Gliab > Qotbrin.
gems IN etnen bcitebenoeu beutihen Staat
ius Iuge faiien, 70 tSnnte oieies aus ben
oerihisoeniten @riinoen nur Yreuber fem.
@arum eiue oerartise Q0iuns int Sabre
1871 nidt setroifen iuorosn, III befanni
genus. Mus oenlelben Grinben 1T fs
audi beute unm0slid. Der Wes, tusldsn
Die ftaots,edtltde @ntmidluns b.s
Weidslanbes gu nebmsn bot, it porldufa
nod uapeltGunbar porosaeidnst. uno II
, 1877-11-26

% abinston n, "a. Rop6r. Cine
pripat 9epeide bon Columbia, &C.,
beriAtet einen unfau auf Der gbarlott
& Columbia gahn, peIwsr eur1 ben
unterbau bel Giihins Greet %beranlaBt,
inbem oerlelbe, als Der Ma6mittags.3ue
Bon Columbia nod Charlotte biniiber
fnbr, na@sab. Ser 3us befanb aus
ben gypres,- Baggage. uno 5uei YaIa-
sier'W asen, ,petde 20 Buficsiere emit.
bieItsn. Die 2otomotipe errei1te bag
ahoere 1lfsr, als Die Bride brad uno
sladlider Weiie, % bie&uppelu abriGen,
nidt in ben Sttom anf Die ueberh1eiblet
oes Suses ftel. DIE .3abl uno bic 9sa>
men Der 8ermi6ten fpnnte ictte Mad)t
niht aus9efuuhen ~ tben.
gbiIabeIpbid, "a. Nop. Sbos.
6. 8Io,pers, Elm 3olbausbeamter, lift
inter $4,000 8iir9l6aft sstslt, onee-
tlast uneeieblids Steuern BON 2eutsn,
mel1e nit ben 9ompfsrn anfamen, se-
nommsn uno bas @elo.einseitsdt gu DO.
ben.
9eabmOoc, "a. 9top. Sic Sol.
bateu baben Die &eetS> Diine umrin9t ana
unter 2situns bes Sheliffs ale Oeff.
runaea bis auf siuei aeidtOfieu uno Die
Beraleute NIT Sdwcfel ausaerduaert.
Ser lette tam sefern Ibenb I'M 10 l16r
beraus.
, 1877-11-26
Yernt10te6

8roof1pn. 9bermats cine Gfan-
calaeidihte. Oetettipe @barles Hroft
oerbaftete 1ien''ua in Seem Oort Dot
for" benjamin Us. 6awfer alios r.
Berrp. alios o.. Weit. ben notoriiden
Nbortioniiten, auf elne bon Der @rano
Surs erbobenen gnfloae, ,ponad Der
rDoftor" an Der pcrion Der Srduleim
Nmalia 6poe. ~ Sabre alt. So. 1874
3ten StraBe, s. 9. wobnbaft. am litcn
September cine Nbortion ooraenommen
baben io0. Srdulein Spoe lag lanae
Belt Dem TOoe robe. lit iecod iest auBer
@efahr. Der Doctor" l,usnet. iraeno
@tmas bon berSade III pifen oeer iiter-
baupt oas Wdodsn su tenn II 6rduleln
6pse ssbSrt eine' ariitctrotiiten 6ami-
lie an.
Die ct. Coulter Bisrbrauer betom<
men o elmer 3situne in San antonio
in Ssros .inen &iiffel. Die bortiae
.6rei 9reiie" en- bait ndml d folaenoe
Notia: nDas Bier. meIdes iebt in Der
Staot aus9elddntt miro. 1T bur4mse
idlsdt. Was 1T Der @runh? Menn
Die Serren Brouer in 81. Qouis alau.
hen, oob mir ibr Bier I'm i,ben preis
trintsn mi1sn. 10 m09ten lis eine iebr
tribe grfubruns madsn."
Gin 9sidenbeiors,r in 8arrion
gountp, Did,, madt Dor Dem @.ridt
lein Nedt 9eiteno, cine Qeide tpieoer
anssasraben. nm ben u~nbeSablten @a,s
,picosr gu e%llan9en.