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Baltimore, q. Sui. 1880.
Ipym, Sn bea lelsen 10 sfiaqien
iousoen an s}nrntbiiEeau uon @a!'tjaIs
sglesrar5 ia ber Gin 3aqe 3etiAss
BON aIgn @oY 5eifo ,5a.n, in oen psg-
5d;snuta g 4@,,ti:a DR. 5!q1. s.9ai-
sea, wsI"r e teI tise', bob &b5enho
OYouuay as.9 .iS%Jss.
Ole sor;sc po.i5sima@t, 500 SJfana,
ii u'p;ey ben suaTsn. side &%eisauseiipe
men aao e6wfsn Nne seiA'olen. Sos
s. g}es;mens bat DE GaasoenGirabe bon
Der Menge ~ssiauhs,t, NIB @abpo.sn
{saa boissplt en- SpoWnso uso Q aiapllra.
Be auTse[isat. Die 3abl osf Geioass'sn
IAdbt MO- oui 90. Siste SOloaisa
,unroen iHire, etsinmiitfs p%esmunce,.
gs miro ber.d)tet. bnB hos 5. Magp'
yonoGeglmen! le'nsa seio9rIiden Mali1
anr gamosn. Gia.ioil 6saj iur1isos,
obne einsn @snebrldnB 9eraaNt babe.
Sic Nusbauer uno @eouso oesslss;msa'
tes tpurhe bewNaoes!.
gmmbertano ,, q. Sill. Die
Mn5sriigrtri{1sn Nier nub a1$sevIes bahen
cles in i1rtn cisensn 0aroen. Sisr
.iino oie aaTsIAres 1890 an bss Sail.
Gle lysrbsn .Nsu.e beasaieno bpr9 Die
Minsar,bei,es u.gfalst wsroen. soie
ucsJaitris,l MasRdaoisca wp:Ssn bon
rsuGomctacsr. pelae bieSail nmrins'
len, DeT.si!. Giro Gr,atl %dseywa9en
putben verganssne @oGt s~epllnbst..
@e,Dsr nth G.loer waren bsbiilil'&. Die
@rute III gSrscm weelhcifen
Burlington, q. Sui. aaea
ruhis in @itisbafs. /. Seine 3dae lino
erlaubl sa IaDrsu. 200 NasTanoi8e
,9alsu @8a9toisafs ssitsrn &bsno com
llrion8obt1oi bis Su Cat 9lbertDltsee'
Gtcd gMycs."
Die Nusnanoiscn iagen. fie niirhcn
fid} sem Wislitds saidlt su;berlat2a. @inoe-
sea Die i5aoe onhalisa uno bic SsYtin'
Snnas5piaeH b~sroua:lsbcn. nab allc ,.3aae
4%9lss', mt amf bieie Meiie ihre Iofs9%l
, az p~er9inbern. Abjutant General G,t-
son Fam / Mj. As M.iauien Mlorsera
au Mao BITE etite DioiiIon, 1890 Mtaau
ffapf, ,piso ftinbtid3 e,,uastet. Taa 81:
jelpagnperIosai hOfEt, las rcnn tos
M,.tildr 9psaer has @ste,ie ,iidt. bic Ani
riibreriidJsa suriidseordHai r,o ole Siof'
ia0s cbne Gtr:lt s%e0fiaet MERGE.
Us J. il 9 to !, y. Suit. @nu'
psgaeur Carrot malte stuen auirui au
ben Yraiiosntea uuo iiuo @rupp,u III
Gttsitid,o't eelieIt Nns iaUAtid,ei
gtuppta ;a SossseB MOucac aIu 9soss
fg.f qatca Wei:h! syta't:n o~t5nmayjdij-
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asnett t,ltsr. gfpsfbfa.
Ser Qrtes int Orient.

aonoon, 81. Svti. Gle auiicn
tub ieur,Net6 Gtunosn Beees ppn
Y~9'mippoIis.
Gin eossslpoacsni Der vss1imss' BON
GouFiariinohe! Iast. Dds Die 2igfen
seine a,oBe G9d.isfsIt ~sntfalten. Gfnp-
psu uno Muu;tion 5lsb in aaer Gle
pss,dids. ur9!hdA6erluesie iin5 bic
gsslGansaneen ben 'Sos;aaopsl lshr
unppQsom!agl.
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Gnropaifae Naari1ten.

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oieftn aagen Sas as's4fts Yeicnsr Bros
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pnS 5pst gfSf6Nser Wsreins. issner
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9uf Bcianowo, D!ruboum, Bepls,
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/. A., RAdtnifait sIansia. froaifant
,si1ebu,' .sSrSn @ne;,a MAJ :
;iab,. suoyre: IAN poIssn Hill
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,a.so.a.s
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-@abpoieuen bsfiabst it'd .aud S.rr
Sobn NeitenbadsY!idtn. Dor Beainu
Der g%erqanol'a9 laaots ocrssibe folsen'
osS Sd)rs'ben Oh: gNn ben Yraiosaten
'oes SA~argss,d,tssoles au Snlterbur8.
Gum 70 .. WtS btu tb ats @slHwos
seaerr sunt SGwars:rldt mad S"lter.
G,n le,lsn. 40 malr mir Wott b.lf..A
O+y s'a~"s s-~e-.saasirhe, .snsess-s-
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y, ~ y ~, f;m, ~, IN INK,
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Rh nusa1u. oft ,pieoerbolsuosu trauriesn
9ataRrosbsu, in Seu.n cine aana. ia.
uttie mit sipem 6hlaoe aus benz Qebeu
Idmiuoet. iebts bisier Saae oi, Dsp6lfe.
runa bee Doriss @~soraentdul in ertlar.
'iihs 4u{reanna. Gin soort motnenoer
6armonieamader. Der inn Srts ala
lid tiaes Irbsiter unb pHidurtu.t ssa.
miiienuater aua,mein asaht.t syuve..
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SerGbernm0s=0 efeMf.
Diretnta
Jemer nnb marine
Capital 100000.
office: 1915 Main StroEe.

D'sfe @erI&erungs.@ eleufdaft II f1on tn,
Sabre 1882 tts Qeten eerufen unb bat i'd
fsts als cine Der beAetgnb F&srfsn Weisn.
thaftea bfwisist unb felt ;trsr @ntieb TUG
$2,50O,OOO fir gsrIite be3ablt.
Ole burAi@nittltde Dipibente betrue IL
pro3. pet Mnnmm felt ibrer 0rinbune.
Nir erfu9en ale, pelGe gerfGerunaen
as nsaden baben, In u~nlerer Differ, SO.
1915 Waatn Ctr, Suraufprfteu, obes u,,s
bur6 bic Ycf su benadrt9tieen.
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mo @amaeI q. gDiQis, Sefr.
, 1877-07-23
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mab gdapler in
cleN &5ortcn HorSellan. uub @lass
Maaren, io,uie in oer)d,iebstcu
Nttsa SauSbaltunssse-
r~dt9lAaStcn.
So babe iostsn hirsft erba!tea clue neu
5prm Mirtbfhoftss 3lai9en nno ale Nrtsu
ppn G!Sisr, Standardization, @balnpasnsr.
cider, ein bOIss AIs,tsmen. spa 9iersla.
isru. 9isbaIist over WaNvtshblsr .&ettissr-
aicys," trWie cine er9se Auspab! non iraush-
Glaqn NIB smeilfdsp vrsss!an.
, 1877-07-23
MexeAnGsle @Mtun1
Marins .Snluranee Gompans
bpm Netp 1pra.

REV gprt 1e. Sanuar, 1877.
Tptgeabfr 8er'dt Dol, BEN @eldaiten Der
@slraldaft ain 80. Dsssutter, 1876. 1T per.
BFentliIt, um bic Baoinguusen beS &bartsss
au erfiaeu;
Musfstehte Yramien, 81. %.
aentber, 1876......"...$ 20l .692 "a
prGnnien ertaIten ppni 1. San.
bic 80. Geaembey 1S79""... 87S,932 %
, 1877-07-23
3niurance
6 . ~ y d II y,
9tu. $40 Walnut StsaBe,
- PHILADELPHIA, PA.
S~neorpor.rt 1910.
Naat EaSitas. ""....S 100000 90
Attisa I,28O,976 II

@,nubsiasdtbam III vt ilubeipbW
unb i'm = auplfiu 3afen. $3.50, 100 10
Bombs unsSYpptbsteM, frHes@ eIb AL, 1889 30
Ddrlsbeu mis- GalatsyalS 5000. 1877, $50 90
Gut asEherie 1Ynnbmietbsn.... 4f,040 So
6 lsnbabn, Ranal anb Solicit.
Gampasuie Wsnss......~... 1885 90
Giieubabn uut auptre Iftttn...... 1886 00
Gy,si.iasen Giaaitn Da.sben... tI0,250 90
Gtaat. Gpnhtp uub Gtdbt Dars
lsben etc. $3.50 CO
, 1877-07-23
gie penufplpaaia.
5tasr ptthbfsaa9i Wflfa(naft
pom Pbilabelpbia.

@rsrinoet 1925.
Baar Capital. ....s 100000 90
z Nrtira, ..... 1,655,7i7 20
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girsinia GtaatS~@ a5etrt
tasne bsraasssssten bon
3pba q. psta.
30. 8 3p0lite Gtra6e. :,
81 i'd i,o ID, So.
srbseriptturs Mreife.
greijc her MujetDeu:

"a. e,,.. ,,r ma1 80 rs
Win Gauaye, afptt Wfdl 49, e
Gin Saaarv, bret SRA. ss .s ~
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Cir eanare, bret Monate 1'J
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Gdt ptsr Yenteer Set m ttlben stnen Square.
aas anHtssn FFb I'm @esass ~ bssIsH;
Ole 13eitumg nth il 3tantodt srnD I'm
4eaeub Son Zen ar6sern Hkr IS semts pes
Wche anS9eiraeen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18
A DAILY ENPRHs- TRAIN.

In view Of the vast amount Of freight
and passenger traffic between this sec
ton and San Francisco, IL certainly
does seem as though the Central Pacific
Railroad Company could afford to give
US a daily express train instead Of a tri-
weekly as at present. The EaterP'ise
OF this morning has the following cor
rect remarks on tho subject:
"Some weeks since. the Central Pacific
Railroad. finding business slack, discon-
tinued tho daily lightning express from
Reno TO Vallejo, substituting therefor a
tri-wcekly trip. L.atsly travel has largely
increased. and two engines and two sleep
ers are required 10 haul passengers from
this section over the Sierras. Yesterday
morning the train from Reno came into
Carson with two sleepers crowded with
passengers. We suggest. in view OF these
facts, that o restoration OF the daily
through train 10 Vallejo would be- dosira-
BILE and profitable. A generous policy
towards our people on the part Of the Gen.
trail Pacific will be. In the end. OF more
benefit than the other course. A railroad
10 somewhat like . newspaper. Sometimes
there 10 q dearth OF advertisements and
moi Its columns are filled to repletion.
Bnt ID will not do 10 contract the size OF
the paper every time there IL . temporary
want Of advertisements. 80 No think
about this daily express. II may bo that
the train would not be overloaded on each
trip. ~ now. but indications point TO in
ereaaaI tr.xal dining tina eaminp zeasan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Belmont Courier has the follow
Ing account OF the burning Of the hoist
ing works Of the Eldorado South: This
morning at I o'clock the hoisting works
Of the Eldorado South mine took FIRE
from the bursting OF q coal oil lamp and
burned to the ground In fifteen minutes.
We learn from the superintendent that
the engines are but slightly damaged.
Tho Are extended down the shaft only
five sets Of timbsrs. The company's
mill, only 100 yards distant, caught fire
several times, but was sItinguishsd
without any damage. About 100 cords
OF wood were also burned. Workmeu
are clearing away the debris ready for
repairs, etc., and We are assured that
the works will be rebuilt and hoisting
will be resumed inside Of ten days.
The Elreka Republican Of Tuesday
a , : Last evening about 8 O'Clock q
mysterious shot was drsd . few doors
below the Elko Brewery. on lower Main
street, which brought all the quiet deni.
zsns Of the nsiehborhood to their doors.
Their expectations OF seeing some one
writhing Ia gore, were. however. disap-
pointed, and all those on the sidewalk
professed the most profound ignorance
M 10 who fred the shot. Il was un-
doubtedly nrsd ct the moon /; yet each
wanton discharge Of firearms In the
heart Of the city IL rsprehsnsible. to say
the least, and may result In dire misfor-
tune 10 some innocent person. the slight
protection Of thin board partitions form.
Ing but q poor safeguard against leaden
messengers.
TIE w~innemucca Silver State Of yes.
tsrday says: Sheriff Kyle was advited
by letter from Carson yesterday that the
Board OF Pardons, by q vote Of four to
one, rejected the application OF II. II.
Croker for Communication OF the death
sentence to imprisonment for life in tho
State Prison. Governor Bradley was
the only member Of the Board who voted
to grant the prayer Of the petition.
There IL now no earthly hope for Robert
II. Croxier. He In sentenced 10 DO exc.
cutsd ON Tuesday. the 30th instant.
and In less than two weeks from date
the wretchsd man will have ceased to
exist.
The washos County Hospital. accord.
ing to the Carson Tribune. Ia In good
condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

r,. Ca. p.-.- - IT,.
Inv I psioAs ~ n.y.; Ino
. n'sn' mouse near me oescn sas
eh'sIe1 Y ourgiaf; long sr,er tns IN
mA1es naa gone 70 aeep. Inc oni oc'
eapanr % SSman anu 'so nut
throuph The windov AZ m. room In
which the children .Isnt. and In eating
in woks one n ths MA Who c.IIsd ont
10 her motbsr thas A man Was In ths
room Tia moth.r .oon r.sl;z.d ths
tscs that soms,hir, wss vronc and
CALLED On, 20 he, i;,,,. c;rI hat voulS
~, : r;s,,, "a .nm. In shs .cc.rJ.
;rs,v cam. in viii email hot,ls in Mar
hand 1shs No. owr;ro ! n;.,oi,' and Vas
mat IN ,;ms 40 s.s : man crawl from
under ,hs hal and male !, hurried erit
through the window. The dis.
played IN amount Of presence OF mind
and courage not often exhibited In an
emergency like that sven among the
stsrner se1.
Tn. chico Eni,rpri,, says We have
ham .howr n sls.ch Of he Geological
s.rrn.,;on. ~ pr,,s co,n,v n-,snsrsa
Inv A T. Knovlton. Comfy Surveyor.
~, :. Rn,,s Coun,v nlnsirstsd," 10 be
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18
Lake Tahoe.

Last year one OF Lieutenant Wheelsr's
parties had an area 10 survey which
included the most important OF the
Alpine lakes In the mountainous bound
AIRY OF Nevada and Cslifornia-among
others being the largest Of all, Lake
Tahoe, which IL embosomed at a hight
Of over G.000 feet among u snow.clad
chain Of sharply-accentuated peaks. A
little passenger steamer. named the Gov.
srnor Stanford. makes the round OF the
lake daily In Summsr-a distance OF
about sixty milss-and tho tourists who
patronize her imagine. alter thus skim
ming its surface. that they have seen
Tahoe. What utter faulty!
We were oncamped upon Its shores
for nearly two months. In q mellow
September and In q threatening October.
We followed all its many lamentations,
now building u camp fires near q
grassy fiat, upon which teal. msllard and
canvss-backs were plentiful; then on
the edge Of q cliff, crowded by the lusty
pines; then on one OF the neighboring
peaks, from which the panorama OF the
lake and its frame Of evsrgreens was
complete; aud, finally. on a strip Of
really golden sand. interviewer with n
mosaic OF agatss OF sgatss and carne
lians.
Each day-the wet days. which played
andanies on the roofs OF our tents /; the
hazy days. when tho mir seemed to be
surchargsd with Emo particles OF gold (;
and the clear days. when atmosphere
and space together were annihilatrd-
every day revealed a now cnarm /; but
the charms were not measured by the
days, nor even by ths hours ; the
changes OF light from the warming
amber Of morning to the t~ranscsndent
strength OF noon. and from the mild
araor Of four o'clock 10 the fever Of
wrought transformations In
color and sometimes In form with such
variety that Nature herself seemed 10 be
transformed into n teller Of stories moro
and fertile than the dark author
VI the Arabian Nights"
A terrible clamor IL often turned
artists because this or that point
II the mathematical topography Of their
landscapes does not coincide with the
idea OF II. eft 10 not true"
cries Sir Fretful. because the artist has
tho object portrayed In u different
light. and possibly from another point
Of view than that from which he has
Seen Il. Let us force art into the SINAI.
lest corner OF litsrality. however, aud
never say a word about the relative mer-
itoriousness Of the who paints like
Turner and the man who paints like a
.hotographer-the fact remains that
herself varies. and that fact was
never before no strongly impressed upon
US az II was by the countless possibili-
lies Of dissimilar Interpretation shown
In the protean revelations OF Lake
Tahoe. -Appieton's Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18
AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY.

Mr.. SANKEY'S letter from Kabinda.
en- the Western Coast Of Africa. neal
the mouth Of the Congo River. publish
cd in the New York Herald. bears the
marks Of the intense strain upen mind
and body to which he had been subjected
for many months. and OF the nervous
excitement which naturally follows his
escape thersfrcn. 1t did not need this
evidence 10 show that the hardships and
psrils Of his wonderful journey have not
been exaggerated; but every one will re-
juice more than ever that they were not
endured In vain. Few men have ever
better earned the right to 4 season Of
complete rest and security. He attrib-
utss the loss Of his faithful attendant.
Francis Pocock. with twelve canoes, ff-
teen men and $4,000 worth Of ivory.
to the utter ~inaccuracy Of the maps OF
that portion Of the Congo. near its
mouth. which has been already sIplor-
cd. He appears to have relied upon
them for Q broad. navigabls stream
where there wa only n mass Of rapids
and cataracts. His letter contains few
additional particulars OF tho journey;
bat he incidentally mentions tive i'm.
portant facts. The course OF the Lual.
aba, as IL approaches the Equator. ia
actually north.north-sast, agreeing with
the representations Of the natives ct
Nysngwe-and this accounts for Liv-
ingston's faith that the river must DO
the Nile.
The direction. however. Is soou
changed by the obstacle OF a mountain.
and turned north-westward. North
Of the Equator" he adds. "whils We
we're gliding down the river very quietly
indeed. close to the right bank. we sud.
denly CAM to the second greatest af.
fluent Of the Lualaba-st the mouth
1000 yards w~ids-eomiug FROM . little
north Of east" At this point hs had a
sharp nght with hfty.four canoes Of
armed natives. and his observations
were consequently very limited. Mr.
Stanley does not give us the longitude
Of the junction Of the unknown river
with the Lualaba ; and this Is the n
important point. Judging from tho
tributaries OF the wslle. which Sehwsin-
furth crossed In the Monbutto country,
a.d from the reports OF the natives con.
corning the river. it flows due west. Its
sources are about latitude four degrees
thirty minutes north, and longitude
twsnty-eight degrees east. II is thus
very likely to DO the northern afiuent
Of the Lualaba. II so. the conjectural
r~ivsr.systems Of the oeews and Benu
are greatly reduced in dimension. and
the Congo is now the key to all unsS-
plored Africa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18

MADAME RuDEnspoRrr. the disiin.
guished singer. has been writing a
heartily admiring and rssrstful letter
concerning her friend. the late Thersss
Tietjens. She says that Tistjsns' be-
nsvolencs Was as great as her genius:
that jealousy was to her but . word.
"she admired aud praised her sister
a%rtistes honestly. enthusiastically. and
more than once have I myself heard her
express her delight at the success Of a
new singer. and urge her imprssario 10
promote the new talent. Thsress Tiet.
jsns was the most loving and beloved OF
women in her home. She never mar.
ried. refusing many brilliant offers, be-
cause her family. above all her mother
and her sister Augusta Krul's children.
and again theirs. hal grown into her
heart Of hearts. and rsigned there. para
mount sovsrsigns Of all her undivided.
unvarying affections. To love. live and
work for them was Thersss Tietjsns'
home ifs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18

Tuxr have news in Washington that
Mr.. Conkling turns up his nos at the
opposition Of the Union League Club,
ridiculss the idea Of opposing him be-
cause he has attacked the Administra-
ton when he has made no such attack.
and intimates his belief that Mr.. Gree
ley was pretty near right when he al
luded TO the members Of the Club as
'' narrow.minded blockheads." Per.
haps Mr.. Conklins said this and perhaps
he didn't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

p.,;. ,.,., o;,.. m. follov;po mar.
,%;,r,.,. an i,.as In hooLs IN .nc;.,t
,iw... "Th. hooL ,,sJ. v.s h;.hiv
s.,ssmsa Tbs sbo, Of |. iibr.,;an IN
I,hsns w.. a Mac Of ms.tino FOR he
I'LL ara %, wi,s Ths,. ,ha MIN, ~
,hs I.,ss, nuhiie.,ion cavo n nnblio
,saaino M n. literary %arsi.tic. anil even
noi;,;co, ma,,srs vs,s discns.sd vi,hon,
Inc sliobtest moIs.tation on The mari of
h nol;cs U.ncs m. ,a.,e Tor anil tha
~ ~ hools w.n, mn pv,h.aa,as.
,r.s,;.s. ws,s .olJ tor ,i7 ,rsncs ~,
s|;n.,. .,n;... I, w.s IN. r,s,s,;al rnon
~hssI ~ vsrs w,;,,on ,ha, 49,
,h.,a 80 - tn. - IN H. AZ.
secret Of parchment was found out. Az
Rom. the book,tores wsr. kent in per.
feet order and with n certain elegance.
like our own, inscriptions and notices
covered the exterior Of the sbops: inside
the volumes were carefully classified on
shelves. called nidi."
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18

The sportsuen Of Liese. Belgium.
have offered n prize for the cat OF great
est speed in the city. The method Of
ascsrtaining the superior animal Is Of a
ludierous nature. The cats ARC to be
brought in boxes to the public square
on a certain night. and at midnight are
to be released. The distance between
the square aud the houses Of the owners
Of the several cats is to DO measured.
and the cat making the greatest speed to
its own back yard Is 10 receive the prize.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18

OK one Of the islands of the coast Of
Maine Is a gigantic school mistress,
seven feet high. weighing three hundred
pounds. strong In proportion. and very
handsome. Once she was sent for to
reduce to order u school Of savage young
men. who thrashed their teachers and
turned them out. Her advent was
enough to mike them meek rs lambs,
all save one young man Of twsnty-one.
handsome and curly.hairsd. who re-
garded himself ~ q privileged character.
He began IL cut up one day before the
girls, whsrsupon. In the twinkling OF an
eye, the handsome giantess bowed him
across her knee and spanked him with
her ruler. Tho boys laughed. the girls
Uttered. and that was the end Of that
young mans pranks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18

The 18th Of September. being the
birthday Of the Marquis Of Butte (Dis.
rseli's "Lothair.") was celebrated ct
Cardiff BY Q special service In the Ro.
man Catholic Church Of the town. and
In the evening by q tea fight. TO which
DO II said to his honor-"Lothair in
vited every child in Cardiff, Catholic
and Protestant alike.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18

Tue Alliance appeared on Saturday In
q new dress. enlarged and full OF prom
Use that its future il to Be svsn bsttsr
and brighter than It's past.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-18

RHruxArisN. not sunstroks. has been
the IN to be apprehsndsd BY harvestsrs
In Great Britain this Autumn.