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or, the Court in~structing tho Jury that ho
had no right 10 demand more fare than
was rendered BY the passenger, and luds-
ment below 10 here affirmed.
A Mass or Hills.
NEW York, Oct. 3O.-Nearly $50 bills
aud Joint resolutions were introduced In
tho House yesterday. Tho number is
utterly unprecedented in Its history. No
moro than 200 we're ever before presented
In o single day. About two.thirds OF the
measures were OF o private nature, and
many others literally or substantially du-
plicates Of each other. In the latter class
are those for the repeal Of the resumption
set, for the demonstration OF silver, and
10 remove taxation from tobacco sold at
the place Of production for home consump.
ton. The adjournment Of the House until
Wednesday was ordered principally for
the reason that II would BIO impracticable
TO prepare the journal with the titles OF all
these bills. etc., fully set forth for pre-
sentation Of noon to-day, and also In order
TO give tho committees time TO organize.
ssnstor Morton Dying.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 30.-The physicians
express hope that some change may take
place that will enable tho stomach OF Sen.
stor Morton TO retain nourishmont; and
with such change they think he might yet
survive. There IL o bare possibility that
such may be the result. but II Ia scarcely
probable. Tho end Of the great states
man, from all human appearances, 10 now
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AssEssmESrs.-The assessment Of thirty
cents per share which was levied July
ii,h, by the North Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company. has been rescinded. and
q new ono levied in its place. Of 10 cents
per share. All who have paid the thirty
cent. will DO credited with the same on the
new levy. leaving but forty cents to pay
this time. This new assessment Will Dc
delinquent ON tho 2sth Of November.
Nor ON TmE.-The Kellogg-Cary troupe
will not be here a, the time set for their
appearance. The san Francisco people
wish TO have them awhile longer. That 10
why they cannot be hero on time. The
subscription books are yet open al Ashs
bookstore in Virginia City.
Kicks BAcK.-Colonsl Robinson. Super
intendent Of tho South end mine. says that
no will not turn over the mine TO j. II.
Oycrton, tho recently appointed manager
Of the company's Affairs, until he has ~
oeivcd some si.10O duo him for back
salary.
CArrAIS LoRp will shoot against Joe
Demling a week from mex, Sunday at tho
race track. They will each tiro twenty
shots At . 200-yard target. Captain Lord
puts up $50 against so that he wins tho
match.
TnE heating Of the new sehool-house In
Gold Hill is a question Of Importance. IL
Is discussed editorially upon the second
page Of the NEWS to-day.
A SEw stove has been placed In the Dis
trict Court room. and to-day II came near
~smothering all ,hcpcoplein that locality
Tue festival for the benefit Of st. Paurs
Church will commence in Virginia City
next Monday evening.
MHs. FANNIE MAyrR's application for
sole leadership has been granted by tho
District Court.
SUPERINTENDENT CRAvroRp. OF the Car
son Mint. was In Virginia City yesterday.
PaoFEssoH SHAW, the billiard player.
hes gone to San Francisco.
TIE survey Of the direct railroad route
Is progressing fAvorabiy.
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Horn Y.LLrr. Oct. 25, IsI7,

HOIE ALLhht WV - ~
EprroR GoLD HIT NEWS: The clerk
Of the weather has been sending US light
showers OF rain at intervals for the last
five days-just enough to keep tho dust
laid. I. has been showing on the summit.
bur very light. Itis raining here tonight.
II /. quite cold and I think 1t will
snow before morning. II commenced
raining here one year ago to-day and
continued raining very hard for thirty-si1
hours, then wound up with ten inches Of
snow and cleared of very cold, the mercury
running down to sixteen degrees below
| zero ON the night Of the 29th. This Fall
has been tho warmest that l ever expert
| enced in tho Sierra. and l have been .
resident therein most Of the time for the
last eighteen years. think we arc going
| to have a very severe Winter, II the old
signs don't fail. Every tree that 10 able
| 10 bear burs or cones Is loaded this year.
and 1t Is 4 pretty sure sign OF plenty OF
snow
The dairymen are all leaving the valley
now with their stock, the grass being all
| dried up and very scarce. IL has been the
| dryest season ever known in the msun:
| tains. but the dairymen have lone well
this year as they got in = month earlier
| than ever before. Mr.. j. T. Scott. one OF
III. largest dairymsn in the valley has
made eight tons Of butter from liO cows
| since the Goth Of May and raised all the
calves. lie sold all the butter for - cents
per pound. which 10 doing pretty good.
The dwarf Nimrods from Gold Hill In
search Of grizzlies, deer, geese, ducks, fish,
etc.. arrived here on tho 2Ji. after q very
tedions trip To Lake Tahoe, Soda Springs
and Lake Valley. They came across from
Lake Valley 10 Hope Valley over the old
| emigrant mechanical road. which they
say WAS splendid 10 settle their breakfast,
which consisted Of two soda crackers each
and one small box Of sardines for the
three. They arrived at Mr.. SCOTS ranch
and put up for the night. They gave their
names as Billy Shear. Joe Duncan. and
the last but not the least registered as Bill
Gibson. all claiming to come from Gold
Hill. pretty healthy place. chr" says
the landlady. Gibson remarked, We are
| the dwarf Nimrods.'' But where Is your
gamey' "Oh. We haven't hunted much
yet We want supper anu lodging; heap
hungry supper being over everybody
retired early. the tall big man, IS they call
him. and his faithful dog occupying one
room. and the other two the other. The
big man soon dropped OF in sweet reposc.
dreaming Of his grizzly hunt and making
q noise as they called 10 To initiate q bear,
which aroused all tho sleepers In fact II
aroused his dog and no set mp . terrible
barking and bowling which awoke tho
tired Nimrods. when he quit growling and
rested very quiet the balance OF the night.
In the morning the boys said IL WAS COM
mon snoring Ia Gold Hin. After break.
fast they concluded to try angling. and had
very good success. They caught 100 trout
in three hours. They started for Carson
Valley the next morning 10 take In all tho
ducks and grizzlies in that section.
Yours, M~oUSrAISEEn.
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COUNTY coMmlssloMERs.
Their Meeting re-Dsy = Equaliss'
tion OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hill
for Csurt.house Extras = Other
Matters.

.u..i,. ., al. po.rj NJ ror,tv Fam.
"
missioners was held to-day In the county
Courthouse, Virginia. the meeting being
c,,lsd N order by Chairman Randall NJ n
-, =. ~-,- Al. -
O'CLOCK. Inc niiuu'es VI "o P'e'ious
meeting were read and approved. The
Committee ON Referred Bills asked for and
~~--..,.s ,n,,har ain.
~.se psr. nrassn,eJ . nh, nm .ccor,,
,or 9r.ains an, Court.house lot md build.
inv = retaining wall for sl,0ss OF. which
,us s.no.a1
J'..nss,on VA. tho, s,,er.1 into with
~ ai.aon,;nrin, ,.r snit. .c,jnst
sesaa .,...ns ~ %.cco,n, ~ insh;i;,x ~
U TIA - - NJ p.vsar w.s ,.tsn
p pns.r .ds,.smsnt' J. w. Moves appeared
al III a., ,ho valuation Of M. propertv
sn9 sAIu , mn, ~ H. nosri -, PEdnaii.
49, ~, .ns, ..n,j - M ..msv was
1.'., ~ -. ~ a,hs, citizen.
e.eI s. ~ ~ a. .sua a, n was
Susy,r snsa.S ~ ,;xa ,hc Claimant. . war.
n.ns nan ~ .r,vs 10, ,ha smonntJjue
~ ~ ...nnn, :, mons, ovsrnaid. The
cs,hoi,e chrr.h rron.,iv In Gold Hill,
,,on .h,.h ,ha ',s, Va moi reduced ac-
eariing In . rrsolution OF the Board. was
ineiudsd In liza list. and thew were allowed
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Catch the Jiugisr.

Here /. jus, the kind Of a game for which
the people Of the Comstoek have been
searching. II is called "Jineles." and
may DO described as "~blindman's bun
reversed. A number Of large bags filled
with straw are placed in irregular order
and shout FIVE feet apart In a large room.
One player with . string OF bells about
him runs and jumps over these bags,
while the others blindfolied pursue him.
The stumblcs and tumbles OF the pursuers
a. they blindly chase the "jingler over
the bags render the sport intensely ridicu-
lous. Still 1t Is said the game has a strange
fascination when nee learned. just i'm
agine a company Of the Silver State aris'
tocracy dying through the air like mort
bund kangaroos, II Is too funny for any
things
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~sagneious Dorg.

A correspondent a, Virginia City owns
a yellow dog named Peter. He (the dog)
has a stump tail and long legs. and his
master Is evidently proud Of him. as he
sends US a half column letter descriptive
Of his virtues and peculiar qualities. No
dog has ever boen able to whip him yet.
The other day Peter was ON 0 street, when
he found himself suddenly surrounded by
fierce. relentless dogs rushing at him from
all directions. Peter was equal to the
emergency and fearlessly stood his ground.
Az they closed In he gave n Wild leap
into tho air like q telegraph lizard. landing
ten feet beyond the farthest dog In the
ring. aud then struck out at n sweeping
gait for the Gsiger grade. followed by the
entire pack. Suddenly he changed his
mind and turned for the 0phir works. In.
creasing his speed as he did 50. He led
all the dogs into the wood yard, Jumped
tho highest pile. and struck out for tho
Savage. leaving all tho dogs in b yard.
lie Jumped seven other wood piles. and
came trotting homo refreshed. happy,
alone, and not whipped yet.
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Frank Tsgliabue. Town Surveyor oil
Gold Hill, came in from Bodio last night.
lie reports tho camp in a ilourishing con
dition. The Bodie .S,aaiani says his map
81 Dodic mining district is about com.
pl.ted. and shows the exact locality OF
nearly all the mines in the district. !,
has also very correct views Of the Standard
and Syndicate mills, and will. when litho-
graphed. be Of great advantage TO every
miner In the district. Parties who have
not yet had their location placed on the
map had better do so at once as Mr.. Taglia-
buc intends leaving for San Francisco
next Saturday to have II Autographed.
The map embraces from Syndicate mill to
Queen Bee hill. and shows the placer
mines ON the east and the town OF Bodie
ON the west.
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RI. ore., War IN the East.
c.a-xr,von,, o,, ao-A ne,,cb.
oNsrASf'NorLh os'' 'o'-
ment OF Russians Is at slatitza, south OF
the Balkans, In tho rear Of 0rchanie.
MukhtAr Pasha, telegraphing Saturday.
announced that the Russians were en-
camped within three hsurs march o. his
h~eadquar'ers hv.nei m,isI
earlier OF = n'uo ,am' "I"n an,ix se,,Ioi
Ine essonua' ana iu nov app
'hsns - u. nv H.. p,..;.n. ar.
,.sin, s.,,ory nm an isisnJ two
cons"uo.u NJ a.:
MITES eass lpe, .-orr.s,o,d.,t n,
pier.So ,.,oo,.nh. ,hs, ,ha 9overnment
~ na.n,s Us. tnsormsl ,he por,e thnt
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avv,,.,. this usrs,mx.
..As M wisd.'' ZEE.

The grim satisfaction Of the gentle clio
thing dealer about now. A. he piles and
hang. his blankets and o~vereoats, and
other woolsu goods, out in front Of his
store, aud then walks up and down In
front, Of them. IL difficult TO conceal OF
misunderstand. The whirling. sleety
snow and the cutting win,ry blasts 10 him
are A. salubrious zcphyrs gently waited
.eros. the cubeb groves " Araby the BEST.
Oleefully no rubbeih his hands together,
and i~oyfully exclaimsih. "Py sheesus' dis
i.h roOt.'
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Can loads Of coal and car loads Of ice
now como rolling in side by side.-E"-
tsrpr'.s.
Tho Virginia and Truckce Railroad has
q single track.
P~RorrssoR GuSSiSo's lectures In Vir-
ginia City continue to attract the interest
aud attention OF the intelligent classes.
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Gotag Away.

Charley Currier, for nearly two years .
resident Of Gold Hill. has relinquished
hi. position as ,slegraphic operator In the
Office Of the Virginia and Truckee Rail-
road Company at this place, and will soon
i..xe for California. During Mr.. a
risr's stay among us he has attached 70
himself many warm friends, who VIII be
sorry 10 learn Of his intended departure.
m he ever comes this way again he will b
cordially greeted by all OF his aequaint-
snces. who now join in wishing him sue
ee.. In hi. future undertakings.
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lProm John Fiagr. E-q., Of Bennington, u. H.
"Three year- since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which rerulied In Bron.
chitis. affecting me 50 severely ~ 10 render u
dlnicult 10 speak In an audible vo'ce. To this
wa. aided severe night swcats. and I was fear.
full Of going into a decline. Aftsr recourse 10
various remedies to no purpose, j male use oi
DR.. wistAr's BALKAN OF Wild Cherry. o fev but
thea Of which mlly restored me 10 health.
since that time ! have had several severn at.
tack VI cough, but tho Isi-am has always 70.
moved them. Away. keep u by me, aud
should not know how 10 do without H."
Sold by MI drugyirtr.
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iur uE A. AND =. TELEGRAPH LiSs.l
SAX Pn,Scisco. oct. 30-2;i5 p. N.
Con. Virginia. ash, asa
Chollar-Poto.i, 2IS,T
California. 2G4. 20, 2Gs. 2Ga
Haze 4 Norcross. 81, 5, 81, NV
Justice. 9H, .. 81, So, 50, ss, 50
Gould \ Curry. IA. Tai
Bullion, &, 8. ~. A IS, 4a.i.is
Exchcqusr. 4. AZ, "a, 4. IL, ~
Ophir, ~. l2a. i2a. i2h
Exchequer. ~. 4 CA. ~.
Savage. ~, II. a.
Grand Prize, i2h, l2S, la
Yellow Jacket. 7 siO, ~
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Mnte..'s rreubies.

servento Mateo has brought = suit for
divorce against his wife Dominica l..
MAtco. seryento il rather fAstidious In
his likes and dislikos, as will appear from
the in tho case, part Of which
We quote : 1.-THE said action is brought to
o Judgment dissolving the bonds OF
ma,rimony heretofore and now existing
anu uniting Won and said plaintiff, on the
ground Of adultery, alleged TO have been
committed by you with QUE ID. Moreana
on or about the 2jth day OF February.
1871. aud ON the i1th day Of September.
1871. and Al divers other days and times,
aud ON tho further ground OF extreme
cruelty. in this, that on the 10th day OF
July, 1877, without any reasonable or
justihable cause, you shot at and wounded
said plaintiff"
The parties to this suit have been living
near Dayton. in Lyon comfy. and the
readers ~ the NEWS are familiar with
their former troubles. The woman has
tried TO run away twice. but has been
brough, back by her husband. Now he Is
the one who wants 10 gst loose. and all be-
cause she shot him through the head one
day. Some men are never satisfied with
their wives.
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A FRANCISCO.
The swiss-Amerieaa Hank TO Go
Into Liquidation.
10 III. soLp ulLL pIILr .nw,.l

San Francisco. October SOL p. NJ
In accordance with the resolution come to
at . meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Swiss American Bank, held at Geneva,
September lith. the Directors Of the San
Francisco Agency state that it has been
decided tina. the bank shall go into liqui-
dation. They will suspend operations
from the 3lst Of December. Till that
date tho bank will sell exchange on tho
principal cities Of Europe, as hitherto.
The Directors aid that the Bank. having
always operated with its own capital. and
not that Of others. the unfounded ru-
mors recently circulated by unthiuking or
evil disposed persons are simply absurd.
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REPORT.
san Frsseisee Board.

Nan frmmcISCo fosENs
LAST xvrSiSo.
$40 Meadow Valley. 25e
las Raymond b BY, SKIS
80 Eureka Con-. t5k
SIS Jackson. ). ~
l2S Aip-. ~
lN X X Con, !. ~
go Leopard. l. DC
rs OILS. I S.ik
iSs northern Belle, iss. 10
50 Pshthsr. yOc
50 Manhattan. liz
oiO De frees. 1 ~, ~
ilO uusscy. Doc. 2ic. Dc
loss Grand Prize. i3h. i3k 80, IL.
100 Argeuta. "
las Navajo. i6o, I 70
IS End pvment. I 10
tsso Independence. I IS. i1
NO II rnet. 5c
$50 silver Prize. IN. ~
90 Morning s'ar. ~
BOO Iay, as
leo Belle Islc. &c
$40 Noioe.i ~. IN
$50 g 90 Con. 30
2O New Geo. Tc
2OJ Lecis, 2O
iW NJ Dorado south. lao
10 Bodic.a
co Empire udshol, AZ
90 Golden chaiiot. toc
90 Grand Prirs west.i
100 Tip Top,
I'D B-leher. 81
1850 EieheIuer. ~. So, SIS
90 Con vtrsini I. ~. n bs. ~, 2. b. u
40 oyermsn. NV, tIs, los IS, II, liz, IGN
~ Goui d Curry. So. sS.s. sS
ESQ Justice, 10, 81
iieo Ophlr. ilN. J '..iit
SO savsse. SD. ss.sk
as Hale Il >orcro~s. o.. &. 5s
~, Ana. 81 81. 81. =.
g1j California. ~. nv. nv
6S yellow Jacket. ". si..sA
10 rierra Nevada. = 40, ~. 3w
$40 Balllon. Ts.TS
40 Crown poiat. 81, sS hco
u Utah. iiS
80 Mexican. .. o..yA
SIS Beet 4 BeleheF. i64, i5A. iG'.
rus soRsiso.
80 Ophir. 49,, nk. Is.
2Ss Meucan, SAP
30 Gou,d q urry. sA. So
i0s Hest n B,ieher. l6A
iID CsliforniA. s7k. ~, u b,
$40 savage. q. \. ~. bio
ait0 Con. vlrg MA. ~. ~. hbS
its caoIlsrPoio-i Is. ssS sss.ss
6Ts II ale n Norcr 90, 81, -.
4oO Crown Point. 5..S
$50 Yellow Jacket, So. s.
lisi imperial. 81. isc, sc BIO, SOC bD
lD Kentuek. Gs.bS
30 Alpha, ils. llk
SIS uelcher. tpS. 49,. iN5, ia
us Utah. II. nv. iik
40 sierra Neysia. "a. 49,. 5eS
l2iO BulhOa. y. .. c.. 6S
1878 Exeheql-r. IN, IN. f.ts,6.
La 10 B-leher. IS. -
Gas Overman i5N. isA. ios.ia.,b
ss Justice, ", Ys
Gas unipa con.. 5..5
io suceor, as
Has JuIis. I ~ 81. q 3D.
\ 81 Cledous. ~, 2 20. AGO
~ conn ieBec.5
TAI Alta. =. u. =
Z $50 silver liill. 4.
81 ChAllsnge, !. yc
SCR ok isiaad. &c
100 Dayton ~
iliO New York, tOc. rc
81 OOe dental.
as Lady Washington. ~. IN ~
AZ Wells fargu. SIC
iOi North Carson. toc, SC
9North Con Virginia. soc
80 \ Iuth Justice
.lS Lsyi.than. &C, Ic
iiCi Trojan. i2l.is
81 I'eytonA. ooc
O. n-nton.1
10 Andes. &c
30 ~. Louis. 2Dc. &c
JD Ward, Gc
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LETTER FROM NOPE VALLEY.

the weather I'm the sicrra-ssssrs
winter Predicted - Reliable
Weather signs-The D~sirymea-
Calves and Butser Geld Htii
Nimrods, RAmroda and Fishing.
Rosis-A snoriug Grisaiy.
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Monetary.

NEW York. Oct. soil A. N.
Gold. "a
Currency. ON @9Sa.
Trades, 97Sdt3ss.
Silver, ~ q
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Gensrl Sherman left San Francisco
for the East on Saturday morning.
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President Hayes Thanksgiving
Proclamation.

DA 1t Nrws.l
-
President Hayes Thanksxivink
Proclamation.
WASHINGTON, Oct, 29.-The following
u.a,,.w.,,on -. ,..r.d mi. .st.rnoon by
the PRESIDENT
Tho completed circle OF summer ana
| Winter, seed.time and harvest. has brought
-. a. AZ. ...r.,ou.d .s.son M which re.
~ -.,
Iigious people ceieprato WIN PRAISE Ahu
thanksgiving the enduring mercy OF Al
,,,,htv DOL. Tbis deyout and public con.
n's"'' .o "'~.u..,
- NJ. r.,h.r ~, Al, Aha mod
1po" 80. ,,, han.
$50 al. IN onr b,s,or, made N.
Nh, =, orr nson,.. and, In tho survey Of
n,., ,o,r nav yrounds for ia Ioyful
-, 500, manifestation In all tho bless.
Inc, -h,.h dsn.nd u,on b~enipu.ut sea-
sons. This has indeed been n memorable
year. Over the wide territory Of our
country, with all is diVersi1y o. sou M.
/ climate and DrOuuctH. tho earth has ylclucu
a bountiful return TO tho labor OF the
h-u.bsndman /; the health Of the people has
beon blightei by no prevalent or wide
spreal disasters, and no great disasters OF
sbipwrsck upon our coasts or to our com.
mcrco ON the seas have brought loss and
hardship 10 our merchants and mariners
.an .,n,SoJ ,hs h.nninsss az tho com.
munity with sympathetic sorrow. In all
that concerns our strength and peace and
greatness as q nation, in all that touches
tbe pcrmsnence and security Of our gov
eminent and the beneficent institutions
on vbicb n rests. on all that affects tho
ch.r.cter and Associations of our people
and tcst, our capacity 10 enjoy and uphold
an canal and free condition OF society now
petmahehs amJ :, la, wear I. %nl,inly
markell by the protecting providence OF
God and is full Of promise and hope ioI
coming g~enerAuons. uu ar Gre.t
prIsr ~ times sni seasons and events,
let US humbly ascribo II to our own faults
and ~frailties II In any degree Thai pcriect
concord aud happiness, peace and justice,
which such great mercies should dinuse
through the hearts and lives OF our people,
do not altogether. and always and every,
where prevail let us, with q spirit anu
one voice, lit up praise anu tnAnkssl'lns
to God for Ill. m.niiold goodness ooui
lands, His manifest care LOT tno na'lon'
Now. therefore, i, l'utherioru ID hayes.
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EUROPE.
nm. area. war ln one En.s.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO II Coin HiLi
DAILY Naval
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TELE

TELE
No Possible Hope 0fSenatOr
MOrtOn'S Life.
PASSING QUIETLY AWAY TO HIS
LONG HOME.
Verdict Against an Ohio
Railroad Company.
TRYING TO PRESS THE SILVER
BILL TO A VOTE.
Provisions OF Representative Pages
Anti.Chinese Bill.
PREsIDENr HAYES THANKS.
GIVING PROCLAMATION.
A Mass OF Leg islation for the House.
ESPECIAL DsrArours TO THE GOLD HUI
DA 1t Nrws.l
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Pressing the silver mn.

NEW York. Oct. 30.-A TSiJuns's Wash.
;,c,o, s,.ci.l sav. NJ tho close OF the
" ~. H.. an. .,,.rnoor ,hs
-. :, A.. ,ouo,,,,v.,,on q, .iIv.r.
who had been ysry FESTIVE throughout the
Al, hours Of tho tedious session, insisted
upon being recognized by the speaker TO
presen. 'aeit i mis ~ y. % IT, ror,rs.s :.
tba sncciaI ehamnion OF Tho silver bill.
liz desireJ 10 nave the rules suspended
AMI 10 Obtain A vote on Inc passage Of the
lin autborizine the complete remonetiza-
ton Of the silver dollar. As IL was then
rs minutes after Q o'clock and most Of the
members had been in their seats since
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, 1877-08-06
Moatag 6. Augua 1917.
Gtart NibmDnb.

Bp1isei 3 t. Tolgenbs
Td1e famen g ltern in oielem @eriwte
Bur Ser6anblung:
Wifiom Somss. farbia, onsetlnoi
eincn bod bon Sames Goleman ocItob.
len 81 bober. wurbe i6ulois heIunoen
nno su 6 5,unoen Sail uno Is 9ieben
pcrurtheilt.
@illiom Srinfstil. fdbis, anaetlast
1ueaen Sanseinbrub uno 0iebitobl.
9ie 8elueiIe iuarcn niht 9enii9eno, bic
Gtnge oufreht III erbolten; or wuroe je-
bod wtaen Maneel OF giiraidoft, ols
Elm Derod6ti9er G6aratter in Die Sail
9sIanot.
Sobn Seoniago nnb 9alina Mo1lie.
onaetloat iid acsenieitis onaesrifien
nno oeidlasen su baben. Ser SAT-
,uuroe beute perl6oben. 3
Ser Gal bon Sat Campbell, farbia.
anosfloat wesen Gtebia9ls. murbe biz
Alif leute psrl6oben.
gilbert Miler, elm WotroSe, anseffosl
Don Dem Sdiffe ~Sennie 6. g6enen'
,ueIdes isbt i'm Sod lie9t, nadocm ell
Die gopiere unterfhriebcn, 0eiertirt 81
1ein, rpnroe In Die Sait se1onot. I'm Die
Abfabrt oss @diHes ab5uUarteu.
, 1877-08-06
Sob 59loB eeitsrn Mittas in SEEN
Dorf nit 1O5s.

3eitnnss{ dnorrer Ser
,53eitsngsidnosrsr" III Elm Menid. met.
der ans ~Brin3tpA teine 3eituns bdlt.
abr ws CT %binfomnst. Tofort Die Iebts
Simmer irssnb sincs 8lattes nit Be-
ihias bsIeet. mr. oft and nit nad0auie
mimmt. Maa inoet i'm bauptid@li6
IN a9iribf1aftsn. no es freien ~2un6"
sibi. uab, in uslAen 2enle Derfebren,
hsnsa IS anF. sinsn nGrsat" niht on.
fpmsat. Ser ben nHeitungsi6nOrrer"
senasm fsruen milf. Der 9ebs nur s'pif1en
40 nnb "a, rbr @ormittaas in Gin nit
.9upAA eeslsbsnes Srinflotal. 100 er
~ssn5s,ben stsldl baran ertcnnen wiro.
BAG. ct mob ssb5rig sinBsrOwmenen
~2nnA.A Gin @las Bier eber @sin Dor
iaA. binttr elmer 3eituna perIhpinbst,
wgii ~ - liebt. bas 9ait!ihe nit Dem
An9sasAmen ~ p%erbinoen. Gin iol1ss
8iats 9elbit 81 bulten. fdIt ibm i'm
3rasmse nihs sin. benm ole pnar Sents,
biz Sas vfaah~ 8lait foitet 10 'titulirt
bsyp 5anOrrsr" sswobnli6 ieos3eitunsl
9sgosA bsIisr i'll siasm ayuut 0nSe,uen,