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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23

And In accordance with Law. ard an order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 9Th day
OF April. 1871, % many shares Of each
Parcel " such ttotk ~ may be nsee.s.U ell
10 sold at public auction. o. the once Of the
Prapcisco, California. ON WEDNESDAY. the
SOth day ofhsy, 1877. at the hour off O'Clock .. =.
OF sati day. 10 pay said delinquent assessmsbt
thereon. together with costs Of Advertising and
cIpensea Of sale.
D. A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
81. o=n S,snsi.sS' c 4 sG; so' California n ;i,si''
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Hears MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and ~
stores the complexion. removes freeties. ant
and Ia~lIowness; males the skin ION. white and
dslicats. lts application cannot b dstsetsd.s
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!, ,ONNOLlDATED IMPERIAL NJ!

~ ONNOLlDArED IMPERIAL MIN.
I mo COMPANY. = Location Of principal
place Of business. San Praneisco, California.
Location OF WORKS. Gold ILL. Story county.
Nevada. .
Notice IL hereby given. that at . meeting OF
the Hoard o. Directors, held on the 18th
day OF Msy. 1877, an assessment. tho. " u
= wsniy Gents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold colin. 20 the
Secretary. At tho ofnee Of the Q mi any. Room
~ Hs, wards BuiidirR, 40 California suee''
Ssn Francisco, California.
Any sock upon which this ass<ssment ehali
rmsin unpaid on the 2ist day VI June 1911
will be delinquent. aGd adsefu.ed ioi ,als ~
public auction, and nnles- pa,msn, u made
bsfors Will be sold on THURSDAY. the l7ih
day of July, 1871. TO pay the delinquent assess
nent, together with costs Of sdv.rtisibg ard
expenses Of sAie.
by order of the Board Of Directors
W. X. DIAN. Secretary.
once - Room No. 10 Hsyward's Building.
No. Gig California street. San Francisco. Cali
t0mis. n,yfitd
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Lsos's KAnAnos makes beautiful. siossy,
hrurisnt hair; prevents its falling out o. turn.
ing gray. u has stool the TEST OF forty ysafs,
b ehafminSiy pshumsd, aad has no rival.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

nFYIcI OF rHH CAL IEoRNIA MiHIE0
" Company. Fan Francisco, California. Nay
Til, isTT,-Ais meeting Of the p4srd Of VI.
rrcSon Of the above named Company. held
this day. . dividend (No. 49, Of Two Dcltsr per
phsrr wa dsclarvd, payable on Tuetdsy.
Nay isth Transfer books elosed until tie
myio G. p. GORDON. Secretary.
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DELINQUENT SALES


MINI GOLD AND SILVER MIN.
l ING COMPANY.-Location OF principal
place Of business. San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. state Of Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
.owingdescnbed stock, on account OF Assess-
ment mo. III levied on the 9Th day Of April,
1877, the several mounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. No
follows:
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ENGRAVING.

WnyS Yoy WANT T., :, CIT ,ocR
eraved o. ,po No. xatshss, tLvsr~sre, and Ill
that sod VI Thing. 70 70 L O. BUTCH. 81
south q street. Virginia. snd have 70 done In
mod phape. Am
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oRAcEY 4 RIoRpEH.
81,

'tHI wELL.KSowN SALOON. so. O.
sauih @ street. virFinis cry. hsvirs bsen
" Gently ,enovst d and rented, 10 now the
--latest and most elegant saloon on the Com.
STICK. The propsietora arc nov prepared 70
supply their friends with the bet Of w,NEs,
DIiiND,Es. wHisklRs and CI0ARs. 81
south c yivet. Virginia City. opposite the ODD
rcllows' Hall.
THOMAS 0RACEY.
JOHN r. RlOkDEN.
apia m Prop istors.
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sTocKHoIpERs' MEETING.

NFrIcE silver HILL NIHIyo coNP.NY
" San Srarciseo C,lifor,is. Nay 10. ISL
I be . nnuai Meeting Of The s'oehhoid'rs OF the
silver Hill Mining COMPANY all b he'd Of
theii cnics. Room 10 Hayvsrd's BniidlLR. Ban
NEXT, at n o'elrek q. Transfer bo hs I'LL eloss
on TUESDAY the I'D instant. 81 . o'eiotk y n.
mills n ". n. DEAN, Secretary.
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rny1 I'd
= ANY wAsuISarON MINING

Company. : Location of principal place OF
buslness, san Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold nm. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice .. hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the hoard Of Directors. held On tbs v h day
OF March. lzT1. IN Assessment tho. f0) OF bev'
enty.nva Cents per share was levied upon
ths capital stock VI the corporation. payable
immefiaiely. In Unitsd sfstee gold coin. 70 the
NJ. rrtaiy. ~ the once NJ the company. hoom
~ Hsyward's Duildipg. no. ty California
siieet, san francisco. California. And by nile.
THE. part Of the stock upou v hitch the ns-ess
r.ent was unpaid was not Published ss us'in
qnen. and at . meeting Of tbs board 81 Trns.
tees OF said corporation. hell on tho l0th day
OF May. 1871. u Was unshimt usly voiei that all
proceedings ,~ub--quen, To said assetsment Be
set aside. aud that the rald asscssm' nj be rsti
he'd and /, i,h - ther.fsr,,
Any stock UPON which TIL. as.es,peit rhall
rrmin unpaid on the ISL day Of June.
1877, will BE- dslinqu' nj. and advertised Tor
ss.e At public action aud unass Iayn.nt IL
made briore will be sold on the Third day
OF July, 1871. TO gay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs OF adyt ItisiDs and exIensse
OF sale. STOCK upon which this assersment
no. l0l has been already pAd 10 no. affected
BJ order Of the Board Of Director.
d. L. THOMAS. Secretary.
Ofice-Room ri HayWard's building, tio
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DISSOLUTION or coPARrNERsHIP

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
eopartner, hip heretofore txistipg under
the arm bAne Of ecHORNFRLD ! SC LES.
vision dealers opposite uAli's Laidslrv ptr's.
Main street God Hili. IL 10 olvei nls
c nsnt. L. Schoenfeld Will eob In ' th br
ness st the I'D strpd NJ Jrhn kehlr,tn :
Withdrawing. All psrpoLs indebted ell let
call and ssttie THAR account. lnlmsdia,'iy
l.. sCHpENfLi.D,
NJ, &c sol JOHN bCHLESBlN0ER.
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ouLlION MINlxo COMPANY

D Location Of principal place OF business,
Location Of works. Gold hin, Storey county,
Nevada
Nouce.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
1 owing described stock. on account OF Assess-
msnt mo. ~ levied on tho 9Th day Of April.
lrJ, the several amount set opposite the
nance Of the respective shareholder, % ioi-
lows: A..
Names. No. Certif. shs. Ant
ATKINSON. Lyon Z Co. Trus. t2is. 100, taoo =.
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The Board Of Dlreetorr,
onice-Room n Hsywsrd's building. tis
California street, tan Francisco. California.
q Guilty. nILVEn AIN.

rOULD 4 CURRY slLvER MIN.
VI mo cOMPANS.- Location Of principal
plaoo Of business. Nan trsneia.o California.
Location OF works. vir.inia. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at . meeting
OF the DOsrd OF Direetou. held GU the am
t5th) day OF April. 1871, an assessment tho.
so Of Ons Dollar ltiD Der snare wAs levied
upon the capital stock Of the corpors-
ton, payable Immediately. In United stAies
Y,ld coin, TO the Secretary. II the once OF the
Company, lioom No. CO Nevada Bloch, No. ~
Montgomery street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rrmaIn unpaid on the tenth tiUthI day of Nay,
ISL, win be delinaueht. and advertised
Ipr sails at public auction. and unless pay
msnt IL made before will be cold on
THURSDAY. the thiry.nrst (sistl day Of Nay.
Inn, to pay the delinquent asserrment, together
With cosis OF advertising and expenses VI rale.
by order az tie Bnartl OF Directors.
ALFRED X. DUiDRow. Secretary.
Oniee-Room No. 90 Nevada Block. No. 90
Montgomery stret {, Han Francisco. California.
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c. WlE0AND q co.'s
VIRGINIA ASSAY OFFICE
CHEMICAL LABORATORY.

CONRAD wiEGAND..--.-.Asssyer
FohMERLY MELTER AND KrPTNKR,
i and ! r. Supervising Aaa,er Of The United
riates Mint. ssn brAncieo.
For fuller Advertisement. zee Virginia Even
NJ Chronicle or send Tor Q circular. iom
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ONTPONRMENT

Al meeting OF the hoard Of Directors OF the
Da,ton Gold and Silver Mining Coz pany. held
this nftevnth day Of Nay. 1871, the dslibquent
d,y Of assessment No.. was postponed q I'll
untii WEDNESDAY, June %. iSI.
nyIy.d W. q. DEAN, Secretary.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
NiAsYLAsD nIsIyG ConYANY.

| MARYLAND nINIAe
vi Location Of principal plses OF business
Loesiios Of woris. Cold Hill District. s,orry
county. kevada.
Notice {. hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the u ard o: Dircctors. held on the 9th day Of
My. 1871. an ssssssment mo. ~ OF Ten
Tent Glvcl per share vas levied upon ne
meiiatsly. in Uniied States gold coin. % the
tecretary, q the once OF the Company. Room
=, 70 si Montgomery street. san francisco,
Any stock upon which this assessment shaii
i isai,'a Vi, 1n s: a. Ga sss Az, ana s sa,.s 81 san e:
sale o. public anetlon. and unless payment
!. made before win BE- told on MOkDAY.
the d day OF July, 1871. 70 pay The DELHI
quent Assessment, tossthsr With costs Of ID.
v~srtisine and sxpsnsss Of sAls.
Dy order OF 's' s0,rd q p,Fssio,::
Omes-Room 70, No. ssi hout. omery street.
Kan Prancisoo, california;. myiotd
SENATOR SILVER MINING coz.
~ PANY. - Location OF principal place Of
LusiDess, ran fnncisco California.
Location Of votts. Virginia mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
~. N't, s,. :; ls e. f,,s1, ,A', 4 . m MEETING o.
day Of Nay. 1871. an Assessment no. 49, Of
Fiity Cents per share vas ievad upon
ID. capital stock OF the corporation, payable
iinmedlsteiy. IL United stst~s gold eoin, 10
the Secretary. Of the ufhce Of the Company,
No. 80 Academy Building. 80 Pine STREET, Mar
Any vtoes upon which this sssessmsnt shLl
remain unpaid on T~hurday. III 1th dsy 81 ia ..
ISL. will be deliLquen', and sdveftised for
saln Of public auction. and unless payment 10
n.ds b,ior. VII BE- se,d on 1uLslAr; the
oueut assessment. fo9sthef Wth coal. of "A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-24
RUSSIA vs. TURKEY.
Rumors Concerning Constar-
tinople.
ANOTHER BRIDGE ACROSS
THE DANUBE.
The GarriSOnS of Gibralta and
Malta Strengthened.
Ths Turks Again Reported to
be Victorious.
BUCHAREST SURROUNDED NY
RUSSIANS.
TIE COMMANDMENT OF NICSICs.

New YORK, July 20. A Pera despatch Of the
10th states that intmation was volunteered 10
English correspondents that they would be per
mitted to telegraph that the Russian occupation
OF ConstaDtinUple was imminent, but were In.
formed subsequently that kilograms Of only Ger
tain correspondents would be allowed. II is be-
lieved the palace party would welcome the ap-
proach of the British heet. A despatch from hence
reports that new reserves have been su mmoned
and are coming in willingly, in full numbers.
Should the Russians pass the Balkans in force,
rising of Bsyahas would certainly follow.
kiernan's London despatch says the cabinet has
decided to reinforce the garrsons of Gibralta aud
Malta. Three hundred men will leave for these
points.
kiernan's despatch from Cons tantinople says
that renewed fighting al Sleuna lasted throughout
Friday and Saturday. Osman Pasha telegrsphs
that the Russians were defeated, with immense
loss in killed. The Turks captured whole train
of artillery.
BUCHAREST. July %. A correspondent reports
large camp established by the Russians in Rou-
mania, being sufficient 10 accommodate 100000
men.
1t is reported Mehemet Ali has left Constantine
pie for Shumla.
1t is announced from Tashkend that the eldes,
son of Kakoob Beg, gave notice to Gen. Kaufman
Of the death of his father.
1t Is stated the army corps in Dabrudscha has
$50 cannon, among which are so heavy siege ord
nance, intended for the investment OF Shumla
1t is reported bridge is already thrown across
the Danube at Nikopolis.
A special says Rustchuk is completely sur-
rounded by Russians.
VIENNA, July 20. The Political Correspondent
despatch from cara, says that the bombardmenl
Of Nicscs has been proceeding since Saturday.
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STATE NEWS.

"No, SIT" said chap sitting out side the store
on box the other evening" TO an individual 1t
his side, IL wouldn't marry the best woman alive.
I've been dry goods clerk too long for that
Something like $40 900 has been paid by the
Maine Odd Fellows Relief Association to the
Families of deceased members, the amount paid
on each death being $500.
Triumph Engine Company of Berwick has &C.
cepted the challenge of Excelsior Engine Com
pany No. of Auburn for trial of machHes for
sum of Sl25, the contest to occur at Saco, some
time within the next month.
Mr.. ". L. Sawyer. young man whose address
is Is Smith street, is TO issue . new Literary mag
azine, entitled "Once Month";" on the first of
next month. 1t will be Published by Carter &
Dearborn, Boston.
Sturgeon fishing is carried on quite extensively
in the river OF Bath. The fishermen use the
homliest modelled boats ever seen in our harbor.
The Times says that man giving the name Of
Reed hireds team last Friday, at Sanford Palm.
er's stable in Bath, for few hours and has not
since been heard from. Officer Perkins Il on bis
track.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
IT - f n g.
Daily Asnnehee 5ournal.
SOLON.



Lewiston, July %. Edward Robinson of Con-
cord, was arrested at Scion Ferry Sunday night
for horse stealing. He gives a correspondent OF
the Journal the following June LIST hired team
Of Mr.. Butler Of Solon, to go to Skowhegan; got
TO drinking and kept the team till head the Of
ticers were after me, and thought would keep
out of the way. Exchanged Buffers horse with
John Stiy,on at Munroe; went to Nassalboro'.
Lewiston. No. Auburn and Durham. In Durham
forth ght sold team to Charles French, Bruins
wick. June 32l, hired team Of w. A. Mitchell,
Freeport; went to Linneus aud sold it to Charles
A. Stevens; was arrested for knocking down an
officer. Thursday hired team in Woodstock, y -.
H., and came here. The team is in care of the Of
hrer here. lie says he got to drinking and find
ing the officers were after him had to keep NOV
my. lla, got only money enough to pay bills,
having to pay in notes for the team. Examiua-
ton at New Portland to-day.
c. l.. Jones of Scion, is attorney for the State,
and W. S. Marshall of North Arson will conduct
the defense. Deputy Sheriff Walker will claim
the rewards offered for Robinsons arrest.
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solved that unless the Central Railroad authortie,
restored the wages paid prior to July LIST, there
wlIi De stnke. kilograms were sent to Presi.
aenI vanderbilt at Saratoga, to this effect none of
Is received by 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, the
men will quit work. ''''
READING, July %, evening. The mob which
mad been tearing up the track here TO-DAY. came
IN connict with portion of the 4th regiment.
shortly after o'clock this evening. The soldier,
hred INTO the crowd, killing four and woundlpr
several others.
ELIzABETH, n. j., 10 P. NJ. Mayor Tovulev
and Sheriff Thompson received official notice thfs
evening from the Receiver Of the Central Rail
road, and from the Delaware, Lackawanna
Western Railroad Co., that they feared riots 10
the city and county, from the strikers on their
roads, and notifying them to protect the city and
county property. At o'clock third alarm was
ceived an order to go to Hackensack bridge TO
protect the same from ncendiarie..
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Educational Matters.

1t Is the intention of Hon. W. J. Cor,hell, State
Superintendent of Common Schools, to hold two
or more conventions of teachers and school Off
GERS oftowns, in each of the several counties Of
the State during the mouths of September and
October, his object being to meet face to face
those who have to do with the working Of the
common school -ystem of the State, to ascertain
their views and make suggestions, such as may be
wrought out in future work for the benefit of the
schools. There are $500 teachers and 1900 school
committee men in the State.
Since the abolition OF Teachers Institutes in
1875, no general effort hat been made to reach
the large number of teachers Of the State, and the
arrangement stated above will doubtless result in
much good, for the great drawback to the full
efficiency of the common schools, in the more
sparscly populated sections Of our State, and in
fact outside of the cities and the larger villages,
is the lack of interest and want Of system on the
part of school officers and incompetency OF teach
ers. The standard of our schools begun to lower
on the giving up Of the teachers institutes.
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OLD ORCHARD.
Camp Meeting.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, July %. The attend
ancc upon the National Holiness Camp Meeting,
thus far, does not half come up to the expecta-
lions.
Sunday afternoon 10000 people listened to a
sermon by Hammond, the Evangelist. This lis the
largest crowd thus far. To-day the early morn
ing meeting in Yale tent was largely attended,
and the Ministers meeting afterwards was attend
ed by many of the clergy. Rev. A. b. Earle, the
Evangelist, preached vigorous and interesting
discourse on higher life, from the words "And be-
ing in an agony, ne prayed more earnestly" 1t Is
said the committee are endeavoring to secure the
services of Moody 4 sankey for few days.
There does not appear to he the enthusiasm Of
former meetings.
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HoyydoIn College Notes.

The long Summer vacation of three months is
very pleasantly occupied, In pant, by the Bowdon
Summer School of Science, which began its sec
ond session on the 10th inst, TO continue six
weeks The school ia under the charge of Profess
sors Carmichael, Lee and Robinson, who instruct
in mneralogy, chemistry and zoology. These
sciences are taught by laboratory work, familiar
lectures, and excursions TO the mineral localities,
and the neighboring coast, for the study of living
forms. The present number of students is TWEEN
ty-two, more than double that of the first session
of 1876, showing the demand for, and appre aton
of such school by graduates and teachers of our
high schools Both sexes are represented, and
several States
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CUBA.
Fight.

HAVANA. July %. The English sieame. from
st. Thomas, July IL, brings advices from San
Domingo of the 18th inst The revolutionary
Generals Ortea and Almonte entered Puerto Plata
on the lst inst, demanding an immediate surren-
der The Governor retreated TO the fort with his
troops and then sailed out, attacking the revolu
tionists. A hard contested street fight followed,
in which Gen. Almonte was badly wounded. The
followers suffered severely and fled. Ortea es-
capped.
Order had been re- established. Puerto Plata
suffered little material damage. Fresh outbreaks
ale feared in San Domingo city.
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class whom the Creator had given a mind to judge
for themselves between right and wrong, without
consulting the wishes of any man deeply versed
in biblical lore. circus and menagerie gener.
ally disturb those who never went to one.
Rev. w. c. Heller is occupying the pulpit of
the North church for a short time. lie will prob
ably be engaged for the ensuing year.
The new Methodist church when completed
will be fine looking building, with its ornament
ed front and high colored windows. Considerable
work still remains before it can be occupied.
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So uibs from the Squid.

The following items are from the last number
of the Squirrel Island Squid:
The next move on Squirrel Island will be to Sc
cure the services of a good orchestra for the
season. We shall also ultimately require a chapel
of larger accommodations than the hall which Is
crowded at every Sunday service-President Rob
ms of Colby University will spend his vacation
here if his duties will allow.-A gentleman arrived
on Friday with his wife and nine pledges of atfec-
tion.-Rev. Mr.. McGrath (EpiscopsD Of Michigan,
formerly Of Gardiner, filed the Island pulpit last
Sunday .-The preaching hall has been supplied
with the pulpit and fixtures formerly in the old
Universalist church in Augusta.--Beautiful as
woman is in the upholstery since the decadence
of fig leaves prepared for her by the skiliful taste
of millner and modiste, take her at high tide in
the average improvisation of bathing suit. she il
unlikely 10 suggest visions OF marine mythology.
There is to be silver wedding on Monday
evening, at Mr.. Emerson's cottage, in observance
of the twenty-fith anniversary of happy matri-
ony.-We have br ide in our midst and happi.
ly. bridegroom. There is no better place than
this TO light the nuptial torch.-The Henry Nor
rison left 50 passengers at Mouse Island, one day
last week.
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Another blossom of the Night Blooming Ceeus
unfolded itself at the residence of Mr.. NJ. p.
Taught, on Sunday evening. The royal flower
began to unfold itself at six o'clock Sunday ev-
ening, was in its full glory at about nine, and at
midnight it closed, shutting in forever all
its regal splendor. While in the full tide of its
glory, the flower was on exhibition in Mr.. Faught's
parors, which were thronged late into the even
ing, and we have no doubt there were watchers to
ese the fair but brief life 60 out when the clock
struck twelve. The plant is eight years old, and
its first products are shown this season. 1t has
other buds which promise expansion soon.
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" ATERt VILE.
Commencement.

NA?tKyILLE, July %. Commencement ever
cises continued 10 night. The Junior prize exhi-
bion took place at the Baptist church at eight
O'Clock. The audience was large and the parts
were carefully prepared. The music was by Bal
lard's orchestra of Lewiston. Among the arrivals
tonight is Gov. Stearns of Florida, graduate OF
Colby. The prizes i'll probably he announced
Wednesday.
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THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
THE UOSTILES COMING IN IN
LARGE NUMBERS.

HELENA, Montana, July %. Advices from
Mssoula of the 2lst, report that IS lodges of hos.
tile Indians have come in. The Indians are com
ing in fast, and all the settlers are moving into the
stockades.
through the upper end of Bitter Root, into the
Big Horn country. No doubt they belong to Jo-
seph's band.
The mail riders say that it is reported that quite
q number of Indians are wounded.
A company of soldiers left Fort Z Ills for Mis-
souls yesterday. Others will follow from other
posts speedily.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Terrible Railroad Collision at Guyasu.a
station.
SEVEN PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL
WOUNDED.

PiTrsBURG July %. This evening. about Ave
o'clock, the Philadelphia Express east, met the
mail west at Guyasuta station, two miles from
Sharpsburg. The trains collided. the engines
closed on each other like telescope. Both en-
giueers, the express messenger and mail agent and
three passengers were instantly killed, and nun
Der were dangerously wounded.
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CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

Abner Hin died at Exeter, N. H., yesterday
morning aged Sc. He was senior partner Of A.
Merrill & Sons, extensive wooden dealers at Exc
ter and in Boston.
Austin, Nevada, is flooded by the bursting of
cloud, damaging property extensively, but no
lives have been lost.