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that IL was common report that the de-
msnd for extraordinary credit Of which 10
much lately 10 heard. has not been aban-
doned, but will DO brought forward later
on, and perhaps In . somswhst modified
form. II. the Ministry could got over some
internal obstacles 10 perfect unanimity
tho demand would DO made at once. The
Mere believes that II the position OF England
remains unchanged until the ~prorogstiou,
and the ministers and members OF Par
lament are scattered In the country, Lord
Beaconsfeld and those Of his colleagues
who think with him may commit the
| country 10 Q policy which would never
have been accepted. II there had been
free and timely communications between
the Government and House Of Commons.
S~afmrday's Rerisr sums up 10 the politi-
| cal situation 20 far % concerns European
Turkey thus: AT the end Of . costly
campaign, though 10 may perhaps have
been victorious. Russia will depend on the
permission Of Austria 10 eject . per-
msnsnt conqusstin Turkey"
IrHr DISTRACTION OF RusTczuK.
CossrAsrrsoPLx, July 2,-Thc Porte
has published the following Official dis
patch {: The Russians, defying the rights
Of humanity, and without any military
necessity. have completely destroyed Rust.
chuk. which IL now nothing but . heap OF
ruins. They spared neither mosques,
churches. hospitals nor public bulldings.
We hereby make known their act 10 the
Justice and humanity Of Europe.
BATTLE NEAR sfsrovA.
CoxsrAxTrsorLx. June S0-7 p. n.-A
tsrrible battle 10 progressing near Bistova.
Roiniorcemsnts are being hastily forward.
ed from Rustchuk. 6humls and Niospolis.
Tho Turks arc still holding their ground.
and thoir artillery Is inhicting great loss
upon tho Russians. Abdul Kerim. In re-
plying to . telegram sent him to-day by
the Council OF Ministers. reports that up
10 the present time sixty thousand Rus
SLAMS have crossed the Danube. A battle
Ia imminent ct Djela. which 10 expected to
last several deys.
RouMLSIA WILL YIdHr TURKEY.
BUCHAREST. July "A warlike tendsn.
cy Il exhibited by tho lloumanisn Cabinet.
The crossing Of the Danube by the Rou-
mAnian army IL said 10 be decided upon.
The next formal treaty with Russia has
not ~transpirtd ~ yot, but war. II II sup
posed. will DO carried on Independently
against Turkey.
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NOTICE.

H. PRISONS HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A Nth 4. r. VEAriNo 4 90. o. With Che
iady wsshineton Mlnlnx Company can npd
NJ Kssfing Al the stofs u o H.. Gallup. IN
nsvnari's Bsoch, Main rtrs>t, Gold Inn, mill
furthsr notice. gu
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EUROPE.
Eighty Thousand Russians
Across the Danube.
AND MORE CONSTANTLY POURING
INTO BULGARIA.
The Troops Advancing on
Kustendji.
A rl.Eous WHINE FROM THE SUB.
LIME Porte.
Turkish Victories Reported In
Armenia.
EFFECT OF THE NEWS ON
BRITISH POLIrICs.
lsruciAL DisrArcHxs TO Tns 0oLp HILL
DAILY Nrws.l
The ~Russe.rurkish War.

IsrscrAL DisrArcrus TO Tus 0oLp HILL
DAILY NKws.1
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SEEKING rscrssiioa or pleasure. WI and this
JOHN HUNsUcKKR.
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That Civii service Order.

INV YonK, July "A Tdb"Hs'' Wash.
ington special says Robeson, cx.secretary
Of the Navy. Is, according 10 Washington
gossip, one Of the biitersst Of the oppo-
nents Of tho present administration. lie
Il said tn DO outspoken In his denuncia-
items Of tho President, declaring that had
he known tho Kind Of Secretary that
would succeed him. Hayes never would
been President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13

Hsv' He Appsars - . c.ssal o.
ssRvsr-Calo and Determined.

Harrington. the man who vss con-
dsmned 10 Be hanged en- the 9th Of this
month. but whose lease Of Life has been
extended BY the Supreme Court. 10 nov
more calm than At any time since the day
Of his sentence. During the early part Of
his sonaaemsat he was greatly given 70
staggering and Boosting. He said that II
he had to die. he would go ID like . man.
That he was not the kind Of afellow 70
make any fuss about Il. He epsnly an
nounsed that he did not want any priests
or preachers around him. and even went
90 FAR Is TO take from an illustratsd paper
. cut representing tho execution Of . muir
dersr. He often referred 70 this ghastly
picture, and asked his companions II they
thought he would lsok like that when they
swung him of. Al the time for his sxesu-
tioa approached. hswsver. he became les
asmonstrative, and finally became actually
quiet. One day he sent for Father Ma
nogue. and supplemented tho message with
q request that the Sisters Of Charity should
come and pray with him.
lie took down the terrible picture and
thereafter devoted himself TO the task Of
preparing for death. Father Nanogue and
tho Sisters visited tho unhappy man daily.
and on the night Of the sth instant he was
fully prepared. 80 far - the rights OF the
church could prepare him. 70 bid the
world goodby. when the now Of the
stay Of proceedings was announced 10 tho
prisoner he did not change countenance.
He had scarcely hoped for such . respite,
although he knew that he had some friends
ON the outside who were working dsspsr-
ately TO secure q new trial. IL 10 not yet
known whether tho Supreme Court will
grant q new trial or net. but like any other
man In the same position. Harrington
grasps ct that straw Of hope. and will bold
To Il ~ long - there u anything left
upon which TO stand. Opinion differs ~
10 the probability Of . second trial. and
also a. 10 It's possible result II granted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13
N.s,e.ai a..ra Hall.

Tho English Open Company made their
first appearance yesterday evening In Ma
tional Guard Hall, Virginia. Tho people
Of this community do not generally turn
out we'll ON opening nights. and the audi
snco which greeted these singers was
pronounced compliment 70 the reputation
they have already established. and which
oar people think they are able 10 sustain.
The opera Of "MaritAna" isa most beautiful
production. and gave full scope and oppor-
iunity 10 the different members Of the
company 10 display their powers. All who
heard .'Maritana" last evening will not
fail to DO present this evening. at which
time flotov's opera Of martha" will DO
given. The combination may DO assured
VI good audiences throughout tho week.
There will 10 . matinee ON Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13

A BRoxKS THiaH.-Last Saturday eve
ming . number OF boys were playing
around q large wagon on q street. vir-
ginia. The tongue OF the wagon was
proppcd up with q piece Of board. and by
some means this was knocked out. In its
fall the tongue struck the thigh Of John
Lanahan's son, breaking the bone. The
boy Is six years old.
THE County Commissioners helda meet.
ing yesterday. The courthouse aud bond
bill matters were deferred until another
meeting. The County Assessor was ~.
thorizsd 10 m Monday, the 9Th
day Of March. TO collect poll taxes accord
ing 10 law. After allowing . number Of
bills. tho Board adjourned.
MAIN STREET. Gold Hill, Is in avery bad
condition. The mud Is 40 deep that q
timid man or woman will not dare 10
tackle II. and they will walk two blocks for
. crossing. rather than wade through tho
slush.
The best thing that could be done for
Main street Just now would be to turn on
q good stream Of water and sluico all the
top mud aud Stun to the bottom OF the
grade.
TOMORROW being Ash Wednesday, there
will be divine service at 81. Johns Church,
Gold Hill, at II o'clock A. NJ, Rev. II. y.
Eastman officiating. All are invited.
Mr.. CoLSoN, q gentleman who has been
at one timo and another connected with
the press Of this and adjoining counties.
10 now so%Iourning In Virginia City.
NEWELL BErMAS, Superintendent Of tho
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Company.
Amy. Wyoming. was In Virginia City
yesterday.
FoUR members Of the German Military
Band have left the organization with which
thoy came. and will hereafter remain here
or In Ban Francisco.
PrnE-cnAcKERs were popping away at q
lively ratio In Lower Gold Hill this morn.
ing. but for some reason there were no ar
rests.
FIVE Of the Cinnamon who were arrested
for shooting fre-crackers were fined sii 80
each In Judge Cooks court yesterday.
GovERSoR BRADLEY was engaged In
sampling the whisky Of Virginia City dur
ing tho lattor part Of last week.
A NEW school.house is needed, In the
northern portion Of Virginia City. but II
will not be built this year.
G~AiLlouKR's team tried 10 u away
last Sunday, but turned over OF q pile Of
coal and were caught.
TnE Virginia and Gold Hill ~omnibusscs
now run all the way on wheels, and make
regular trips.
JOHN DUNN. formerly Foreman Of the
Justice. will leave for Arizona on this
evenings train.
PUT runs q bus to Gold Hill after the
opera every night. and 1t is always crowd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13
GAN
Tragedy In she California State
P.isos-A CosvietA Attempts Mar.
der. u Commits Suicide.

Ban FRAScIsco. Feb. IA horrible
tragedy occurred yesterday in the State
Prison at San Quentin. John whiimorc.
. convict from San Francisco, undsra life
sentence. was In the employ Of Ellis 4 Co.
In tho tailor shop. He had been . good
prisoner. and nothing unusual was nst,ssd
In his manner by tho officers or his fellow
prisoners. just a. the whistle blew for
dinner yesterday and the convicts were
forming In line TO leave the shop. Whit
moro suddenly seized 0 heavy smooth
Ing iron used for pressing seams
In the clothing and dealt Henry
Disdrich alias varnsy. . fellow prisoner
powerful blow on the forehead, knocking
him down and badly fracturing the skull.
He then threw the Iron ut him, striking
him again on the back Of the head. infict-
ing another dangerous wound. whitmors
then turned and ran across the room, and
before interference could prevent drew Q
small knife aud cut . cash In his own
throat, extending from ear to ear. He fell
to tho floor and died almost instantly, tho
jugular vein and windpipe both being sew.
cred and the neck well nigh disjointed,
with such force had the knife been driven.
Az varney and Whitmoro were the best Of
friends. . sudden freak Of insanity 10 sup
posed 10 be tho cause Of the deed. varnsy
10 In . ~precarious condition with the
chances rather against his recovery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13
BRONCHITIS.

From John Fiagg. Eco. Of Bennington, n. H.
"Thrss years since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron.
chitis. affecting me 20 severely 90 10 render IL
diricuit 20 speak In IN audible voice. To this
was added sewers night sweats. aud I vas fear
full Of going into q decline. Aftsr recourre 10
various remedies 20 no purpose. I male use Of
Dr. wistar's baisam OF Wild Cherry. q few bot.
Ties Of which fully restored me- 20 health.
since that time I have had several severe at.
tacks OF cough, but the BAlsam has always re.
moved them. I always keep it by me, and
ahould not know how TO do without u"
Sold By all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13
A -suvFocArIsG COUGH.

In . letter to Mrs. Lisle, OF Chicago, . web
known contributor 10 the Western press, she
sscribe the cure OF Q dangerous cough. accom-.
panied By bleeding 81 tbs lung, TO Haie,s
Honey Of Horehcund and Lar. ny cough.
mt he Honey of Horehound and Tar has
remoyed every Trace Of t." The letter was 70
= lady friend In this city. who has PLACED 10 Al
nue.. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13

l,rrcrAL TO rur aoLD NIL DAILY usws.l
CARSON, Feb. Is, 1877.
Assembly.
Deer gave notice Of = bill TO regulate the
practice Of medicine.
Stewart introduced = bill to establish an
Insane Asylum.
drsy's bill 10 prohibit the issuance Of
free passes by railroads 10 civil officers,
was refused engrossment.
Miscellaneous.
CAnsoS. Feb. i3.-Captaiu M~atthcwson,
Of Storey. has boon appointed Deputy
Warden Of the State Prison.
The Ways and Means Committee Of the
Senate and Assembly held q conference
meeting last evening TO consider tho bull
lion tax compromise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13
VACANT PLACES

In the dental ranks will never occur II you are
particular with your teeth, and cleanse hen
rvery day with that famous 10 ,th-wash s0Z0.
DON'T. From youth 90 old age II will kesp the
eusmel spotlepa and u~nimrairtd. The tssth OF
peuors who use sUzODONT have q pcafi.iike
.hiteuess, aud the gum q roreate hue. while
The breath 10 purified and rendered sweet and
frssnnt. 10 10 composed OF rare antissplic
hrrbs. and Ii entirely fro from the Objection.
able and Injurious inersdisnts Of tooth-B>.ies,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13

We are ssrry TO note that the rivalry BE-
tween the two omnibus lines plying be-
tween here and Virginia City has resulted
in collisions. Last evening = bus, In
attempting to pass the rival bus In Lowee
Gold Hill. ran afoul Of II. injuring thr
wheels, and riskiag the lives Of the passen-
gers. This afternoon two Of the rival pro
prieton met In that locality and had
q pretty lively fist ight- This 10 not
agreeable 10 the travelling public, and will
not prove profitable 10 either limo. DO
the bsst you Fan. gentlemen. to sceomms.
date, and win the patronage and favor OF
the public, but don't collide or fight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13

Ran T. II. NeGurn's offer Of 81 1000 !,

READ T. II. NeGurn's offer Of $1,000 70
ward to any person who can provo that be
ever r~cpudiated q business obligation.
Mr.. Medium talks straight from tho shoul-
der. and evidently means just what hs
says.
Tar funeral Of tho youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hatch took place In vir-
ginia yesterday. and was largely attended
by sympathixisg friends and neighbour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13
AUGUST FLOWER.

The most miserable beings in the world az
thoss suffering from dyspepsia and liver com.
plaint. More th,n seventy.nve per cent. OF the
people In the United staics aie an icted with
there two diseases aud their effects: such %
sour stomach, sIck hesdache. habltual ~eostive-
ness. psipitsilon OF the heart. heart burn. wa
ter brash. guawing and burning palms q tho
and dlsagreeabls tssts In the mouth, coming
up Of food sfter eating. lows pirits. etc. 90 10
your d. uggist aud get q 75-cent bottls OF Au-
gust Flower or O sample bottle for 10 cents.
Try 1.-two does will relieve you. Afents
CRANE : BRIGHAM, Wholesale Druggists,
San francisco. California 2i6m
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luoxa TursrrLyEs.-Ah Hoo and John
g. a.. NJ. Gin, man. attacked n
sung wv "sP
brother HOP sinser iss' o.
The Chinese portion OF n. h..Svith =
n,iu - MI var, baIly hurt. The frt
charge made against the assanlting hea-
thsns was assault and battery. The eases
have been continued. and the charge may
be changed 10 murder. a. the injured man
is in a precarious condition.
r.. ., ,.n.x valentine. I'm .Joe
u.,.h,n.. uinjsv, has ,i.ibiy decreased
,,r,,n, ,ho u..t few days. There are some
--...a..in ~, ,own vho can tall WHARF
,ssx have vone' m You like . girl real
~ ,hss.i. No imnrouristv In sending
ven, ,ne'c ~ .rn,;s,i mIssiyss'
G ns mho lave he Rows and doa't want 70
say 81 right out. arc permitted 10 give
vent to their 'esiins' '""
A yorSo fellow named Dsvine. about
fifteen years old. and one of Virginia
- -, u,om,.,,, bovs. had a row
'i'y ' -, .v..,n,
with his pA,crnai . III. on .,hs
ali man" The aged party entered q
complaint against tho youthful rough.
and this morning no was a,Ies'.a ona
warrant. He will be eompeiica " AeeP
the peace for = time. at least.
cucx,x Tutry.-Ths Chinese are nsto-
~.-,-...,. =, go, .hiclsu- All King.
IN ,-oliow;ny the vsll.knowu liking. Of his
--ss-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13

IuroarAriox WANTED Of the ~vherabseis Of
Mr.. Cumnings-malden name, Bridget Ssters
who viii hear Of something 70 her sdvantaee
bv Addressing Michael Donovan. as Iulton
strest. san F1ncisco. California. tA,S1w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13

HAsAxr MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and ~
stores the complexion. removes frecilss. tan
and sailovness; makes the skin son, white and
dslioats. IL application eanpot b dstected.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13
FOREIGN News.
The Caban Insurrsesiss.

MADRID. Feb. is.--Captain General
Compos ~telegraphs that the Cuban insxr-
%reciion will DO suppressed by Nay, when
he will return to Spain,
The East Indian Yanise.
MADRAS, Feb. i3.-Deaths from want
are reported near here. Tho numbers rc-
ceiving relief have further decreased to
10000 In Madras and $1,000 in Bombay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13
sTOCK REPORr.
DAILY 1T n =. xsArns . co.

kknroAfsD hA
q. Rrs.eisee Beard
LAST EVENING.
IT'S Raymond = ny, s.ss
$50 Kurska Con-. 10. tsk
TOO Manhattan. 6sS
sis Grand Prirs. 81
Is Huseey. Ac
50 Jefferson. &c
1000 Modoc. 7,s,5
t2s Leopard. tt.tk
SIS Northern Bale. IN
100 X X Con. IN
SIS California. ~. tst,
80 Mexicau. lin. nv
$50 New coD. ~
So 0siasa cAartot.. ss,S
aOPoorman, iOc
iiis Leeds, 81. 81
900 julia. ". LeN.Gs
go inpsri.i, *. aio
30 Andes. IN
rms nosnxs.
70 Ophtr. .. 7sx
10 Msxican. TN
as Oosid 4 curry. t1,s. II
la3 Bsst . Bsiehsr, %. s5s
s<s California. tsk. t9k. tsS
rs Con. tirytnia, s7.. aS
80 Choiiu futosi. 90
40 Hals 4 Norcross. 81
1910 Grown Point. 50, ~
no ssiiev Jsskst. lsk
Ss0 Imperial. an. 40
% Alpha. Soh
80 Bslchsr. sS. So
ass sisrra Nevada. s,st.ss O.
rs Utah. Is. ish
$50 tullion. fa's. fslak
80 EIshsSusr. 6S.T .
50 G. bsiehes. IN
80 Ovsman. %
40 Justice. i3y.. IL b
OlsO Union Con-, sk.sk
~ suceos. 1sc
$50 LAZY ByAn, Ts
SIS Julia. 81. ~
100 Caledonia
no Baltimore. AZ
soD Dayton. IN
IS Roek tsland.t
$50 Occideatal, ~
iss New York. Sc
~ Lady Warrington. ~
iss Andes. IN
rs ward. sos
$50 L~viathan. SIS ID
IS NORTH Con. virsiniA sIke
ifsO Trojan, N, N, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13

Tho City Dads Of Virginia will meet
this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13
THE LEGISLATURE.

l,r.crAL TO tn. aoLD NIL DAILY u,~,.l
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-01-04
The Appropriation Bills.

A Washington dispatch says BY
january 90 all the appropriation bills
will be before the House and most of
them will have been passed. Two things
are already certain, the sum total of the
appropriations will he from $4,000, 900
to S12, 1000 600 below the expenses for
this year, and 81 ,000, 900 below the ap-
preparations for the year before. and the
deficiency bills will be, so far as in
formation has reached Mr.. Holman. be-
low those of any year for ten years past
The estimates for deficiencies are princi-
pally confined to the departments of JUS
tice, navy and war, and i'll the last they
are largely due TO the moving OF troops
The deficiencies in the Legislative eX-
penses are smaller than for eight years
past. That Of the House is not likely TO
he over sos, 900. A very considerable
saving has resulted from the fact that
the contingent fund has been entirely
abolished in the House, and cannot be
drawn upon by resolution at pleasure
Aside from the decrease in deficiency
bills, the lest proof Of the success of
last years reductions is demonstrated in
the fact that they are continued this
year, and, should the expenditures of the
government be administered upon the
same principle, reductions can be re-
peated yearly, so that the appropriations
for the current expenses OF the govern
ment will he reduced in three years from
$147, 900, which they now are, to
500, 100000 or $105, 100000, including
in this sum the pension list. This year
the appropriation bills are passing at
about the figures of last year and with
out debate. Those in the hands of the
committees We're placed in the hands of
subcommittee during the recess. The
most important reduction of the winter is
to come in the Pension bill. The House
has made it a rule to pass this bill pre-
cisely as estimated by the pension bureau,
although it has been felt that the ex-
penses incident to the disbursement of
the pensions We're extravagantly large.
The Senate committee on appropria-
tions has passed an amendment to the
bill, however, which will reduce this
particular item, and when the bill comes
back to the House still further reduc-
tions will be made III the same direction.
amounting i'll all to several hundreds of
thousands
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-01-04
Some Queer PeOple,

There is young man i'll the neigh
borhood who is always melancholy, and
always out of work. The other day he
was asked by kindly disposed man
whether he could find no work.
"Sir," said he, the only thing that
slurs my happiness is my appetite. Can
J. help it ?"
"No."
."The only thing that appeases my
appetite is my food. Can help it ?"
"No; certainly not.
"The only thing that procures me
food is money. Can / help it ?"
"Of course not. Everybody has to
buy food"
"The only way for me to get money is
to work. Can help it ?"
"That is the best way TO get it,"
But, sir" and here the tears came
rolling down his cheek, " there's the
rub. Work spoils my appetite, and l
haven't anything else to live for"
Right over that way-that is, south
there lives n man who receives n half
dozen old bedsteads every day. If this
man was in business it would not matter,
but as he is not, it makes one inquisitive
to know what he does with them. To
satisfy my hankering, accosted INN one
day.
"You see," said he, "I am n man
used to thinking. L am in quest of a
discovery that will benefit me and the
world. In plain words, L am testing the
popular mind ON bedbug powders. L
have splendid preparation of that ma
terial, and if you want bottle I will let
you have it cheap; but to go to the
bedsteads, 1 buy those to see how many
use powder"
"The result ?" eagerly inquired.
" Is shocking, to say nothing of the
barbarous habit of not keeping bugs;
nine out of every ten use coal OIL"
The other of the queer people with
whom have come in contact, is an old
lady living in neighboring village. The
other day she was told that eight mules
were killed by lightning in an adjoining
county, where her husband works.
Good gracious she exclaimed
clapping her hands over her head 81
felt it in my bones that something had
happened to John"