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National Republican., 1877-07-26
A Strong Governments is Needed.

We cannot too soon face the unwelcome fact
that we have dangerous social elements 10 contend
with, and that they rendered all the ipore dan.
gcrOus by the pccunrltics Of our political system.
Time will be wanted for such q reconstruction Of
our legislation, general aud local rs shall correct
the abuses inscpnrnblc from tho influence now ex.
crtcd by corporations over the Legislatures OF
States, There should be no delay, however, In the
adoption OF measures required to lmpnrt To the
Federal Government sufficient physical force for
the maintenance of domestic order In any con.
ccvablc emergency. Only strong Government
can grapplc promptly with the varied forms of
danger that are now strcwn thickly over one third
Of the Union.
Prompt and Severe Measures the Best
From the New York sun;
In dealing with riots the most prompt and
most decisive way IL the most merciful. Firing
blank cartridges over the heads of mob at first
will render Il necessary 10 fire a great many more
ball cartridges into them Afterwards.
National Republican., 1877-07-26
A Proper Arrest
From the New York Tribune:

Ex-Governor Moses has been arrested
South Carolina, on the charge Of having issue
lrnudnlcnt pay certificates when Speaker of u
House In 1872. The charge Is probably true. al
the arrest Is nnquc.tlonably IN the Interests
good government and decent morals. II was &
the refusal to commission this scoundrcl as n judi
that Governor Chamberlain lost the good will
the supreme Court of South CnrDlun-the Chi
Justice being the scoundrcl's fnthcr.
National Republican., 1877-07-26
sSORIENTAL CREAM.

-, ART LIIssQSs, -Lersons in drawing and Oh
Painting given by T. Senton Donoho, at studio. No.
t corner Seventh and u streets, residence Of pu-
pils Drawing, ", painting, % par month. Jy1.lm
81 FRrTr JUICES ONLY ARE USED WITH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eureka Sthiinei says: A man by
the name Of John Ssyles, a rssidsnt OF
Ruby Hill. and q miner at the Eureka
Consolidated mine. while visiting the
hurdy house on Buel street about ~
o'clock last night. became involved In q
row with n Of q party Of M~sxicsns
Who were present. A rough-and.tumble
fight snsusd. and during its progress an
Italian slipped up behind the combat.
ants and plunged his knife into sayles'
back. The wounded man started ior
the back door, but before he reached 1t
his late opponent drew q pistol and dis.
charged two shots at him. neither OF
them, however. hitting him.
This mornings Carson Appeal says
| Mr., James ID. Hume. the interchangeable
chief Of Wells, Fargo L Co.'S corps OF
Detectives was in town yesterday. armed
with a requisition from Governor Irwin
| Of California upon the Chief Magistrate
| Of this Commonwealth for the person
OF Abner Bryant, who was. with several
older hands at the business. engaged In
a stage robbery at . certain point DO.
tween Milton and Sonora on the 3ist OF
August.
The Elko Independent says Since
the repairs ordered by the Board OF
Regents, have been made in and upon
the University building. It's appearance
is very much improved, as well as en-
hancei In valued by being now In aeon
diiion "a Withstand .ns scuon y. guy
elements q woIk OF Pss .n'
painung. etc'' mas oo,h S.n anu NJ
ouahly done. ahd the building - nov ~
better condition than whsn INST eou''
plsted.
The Eureka Sentinel Of Sunday says
A man by tho name OF Moore. while on
his way from the railroad depot to towi,
last evening was met oy couple o,
foot-pads, knocked down snd roooea o,
$50. b AMOUNT y. aaa IN ms pocas' ~
the time. Inc ~ was YAK; shu =.
ne nshS. ~ n;,s arv J...r;n.;on M
....;,sn,s
"''
Governor bradley arrived las. tues
uay IN i"seafofa eonnes''o. wa
l.sa,os . io..,;on ,nnw, ~ ,hs Gov.
P s.sss.i 49,, :. .,r.sJs anil
~ .,,s;d.rahis J.n,h Ths LOCATION
-. ~. a.. 49,, r., ,hs ,aa,a. M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11
rug RHsrI.r IN MAINE.

The result Of the election in Maine
yesterday. although not disastrous. will
aisappoint very many true Republicans
Who believe that ON the ~perpstuation OF
their party depends the w%sll.beinS OF
the Union. The returns are not yet
complete. but enough have been rsceiv.
ID 70 show that under the most favora-
bic circumstances. Selden Conner. the
Republican nominee for Governor. will
not have a majority Of more than 5000.
rs against l+.6ia last November. The
loss in this case cannot all be attributed
to Republican detection. There were
many local issues at stake. and the can
iijate OF the Grosnbaek Party received
$500 votes. II IL fair to estimate that
al least ono half Of these. were cast by
Republicans. and probably more. Still
the fact remains that We have lost two
or three thousand votes since the last
election. and by this loss we can ssti
mate the strength Of the opposition in
thss Republican party in Maine to the
policy Of the President which they have
elected. II is n mere bsgatclle at most.
aud II Senator Blaine and his brother
asitators cannot secure q greater follow
ing than this in his W State. he IL
very poorly prepared to enter into Il
contest with the grand army OF loyaI
Republicans in tho country. On the
whole we have no doubt that President
Hayes brsathes as easily this morning
rs he did before the election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11
nrsroRrc,l. colNcIpENcE

II Ia said that History repeats itself,
and II this be true when the forerunnsr
Of ons historical event 10 repeated in
kind. we may consistently look for q
repetition OF the event. Ia France makes
a curious comparison between an article
in the Moniirr Of July. 1880. and an
other in the Baletia des Conmmes Of
June. 1877. which is worth reproducing.
The Moniieur said:
''The King will notyield; be Ia the strong
and jealous King. and his resolution IL I'M
movable. II remains. therefore. for the
electors 10 act 40 that the majority In the
Chamber may not be such - to compel the
King. for the accomplishment Of his reso-
luton. to use strong measures. strong In
proportion 70 the violence Of attack"
The article In the Bslliia des Com.
nuns Is - iollsws /:
"The Marshal being resolved TO remain
until 1850. IL 10 necessary TO have q Cham
Der In accordance with him first. because
wise people do not like 10 vote for no pur.
pose or N lose their time. and they win do
this In naming . Chamber hostile to Mar.
shal MacMxhon. What will be the use OF
this Chamberp None whatever. II II de-
clared war against the Marshal 1t would be
dissolved again."
Charles X was forced to abdicate on
the ID Of August. 1880. The question
now il. will Marshal MaeNfahon 30 COM
PEELED to rcsisn the Presidency. like his
royal predecessor. or will he succeed In
crushing the people OF France under his
foot. and carry out his ambitious
schemes to q successful conclusion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11
THE ACCIDENT At LAKE TAHOE.
The Sod Death Of Miss Carrie Ries
she Falls from she Tep Of .
prcciptce.


The Carson Appeal Of this morning
has the following authentic account Of
the accident which caused the death Of
Miss Carrie Rice : Last Sunday n party
comprising six young people started
from the Glenbrook Hotel at Lake Ia.
hse for m excursion to the summit Of
Shakespeare peak. a rugged rock. about
one thousand feet in height. Among
this little coteris were a young man
named William Crammer and Miss Car
RE Rice. q young lady about IL years Of
age, well known In Carson. The party
soon reached their objective point, tax.
ing In q view Of oil the beauties OF ma
turs which their position afforded them.
The frequent outbursts Of loud pcals Of
laughter from the young people were
indicative Of their happiness. Atlength
Mr.. Crammsr suggested to Miss Rice to
descend the steep declivity by u narrow
and very PERCEPTIONS path. Tho young
lady being in the best OF spirits and pos.
sessing much courage. accepted the ban.
ter Of her escort, Ia spite Of the objoc.
tions made by other members Of the ex.
cursion. which were only laughed at.
This vsnturesome couple had not pro-
ceeded q great distance when the Young
lady's foot slipped and. having hold Of
Mr.. Cammer's hand. they both rolled
down the precipice about fifteen feet.
The gentleman struck on a ledge, form.
ing q shelf ; there the couple were sep
arstsd, and the lady continued to roll
down the steep incline to = distance Of
about 75 feet. The gentleman collected
himself and managed to reach the rest
Of the party, who took the safest route.
After finding her friends, who were M
happy only u few moments before. they
went in search OF Miss Rice. whom they
soon found lying upon u heap OF sharp
rocks ut the base OF the peak, entirely
unconscious. The lady fell ON her left
side ; her arms and head were fearfully
cut, but her most serious injuries were
internal. ~ she choked to death from
blood rising In her throat. Miss Rice
only lived AZ minutes, and never uttered
q word after her body was recovered.
and was apparently unconscious up to
the moment Of her demise. The de
ceased lady was n daughter Of Mr.. Philo
Rice Of this city. now engaged in bust
ness ut G~lenbrook. She was greatly es.
teeined by all who had the pleasure OF
knowing her. The body was brought 10
Carson. and will be buried to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

+. Foster and Dennis Ryan have been
arrested In Sacramento on o charge OF
illegal voting in the Second Ward Of
that city. Both had certificates. and
when challenged claimed TO have been
thirty days in the ward. One alleged
that he stopped ut the International
Hotel, but the clerks have no knowl-
edge Of any such man. The other swors
that he lived in Precinct az aud roomcd
and boarded Mt the Hartford House. A.
Moore. the hotel proprietor. says ho
never stopped at the Hartford House ut
all. Their cases have been set for ex-
animation next Wednesday.
Yesterday mornings San Francisco
.Ahd says: The funeral OF Heury Z.
Carleton. a pioneer citizen. occurred In
Oakland yesterday. Death closed his
eyes to the world at I o'clock on Satur.
day morning ut the ripe age OF nearly
three-score years and ten. In the car
lier years OF the State the deceased was
we'll known in San Francisco a. q con
tractor. in which vocation he honestly
accumulated great wealth T; but there
was NJ much Of kindness in his DISPOSE
ton that no lost considerably Of his
worldly accumulations by lending n
helping hand to his fsllow.men.
There 10 now ON exhibition at ZIG
Dupont street. San Francisco, u MANI
moth bunch Of grapes from the grape
vine OF Santa Barbara Ia cutting from
the monster sent to the Centennial
This cluster weighs l25 pounds, Is O
feet in circumference aud ) feet long.
The vine from which this vas cut IL III
years old, and produces annually 10000
TO $4,000 pounds Of grapes. This IL
probably the largest bunch Of grapes
ever grown.
At Gold Run on the 2sth OF August.
l.. Powers Was killed. and his two part
nsrs. II. weisberger and Z. Massen 70.
verely injured by tho explosion Of q
torpedo. which they had placed in their
sluiccs to protect them from thieviug
Cinnamon.
Collin ". Boyd. Representative from
California to the National Grand Lodge,
I. q. o. T., which meets ut Baltimore.
passed through Sacramento On Satur-
day, en- route from San Francisco to the
Est.
Se~venty-seven deaths were recorded
at the Health Office In San Francisco
last week. or those AZ were males anil
"a females.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

MmuAr. the Turkish Liberal. denies
that he has been intrustsd with any cou'
fd,ntial mission by the Sultan. HI
says that his eouutrymsn. Iii success
full, as they are already. and as they de-
serve to be. thanks To their courage,
their patriotism and the justice o: their
cause. will only profit by their victory
in order To conclude an honorable peace.
and to inaugurats a new era under tbs
auspices OF n sovereign Who. after hav'
ing given libsr;y to his people. gives
them glory. The only peace which Tar'
Key will reject viii be a false peace. rem
derins the political and straisgical posi-
ton OF Russia stronger than at present
~ regards Turkey"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

Mn. SornrkS has conided to a New
York Herald reporter a sad secret con-
nseted with his professional career. One
evening. when ho was playing Dun
dreary at the Haymarket, London, "a
man sat in the pit perfectly stolid
through the first two acts. Suddenly
no began to g~urgle-you couldn't call u
a laugh-but the people laughed at him
so that he interfersd with the play. ]
whispered to the prompter to send u
policeman to remove the When
the officer reached the spot he found a
corpse. The man had literally laughed
himself into aPoplesy. Strangely
enough. on that same night and at
about the same h~our-for VIC compared
notes-while Iouciesult was playing
the Colleen Bawn' at the Adelphi Thea
ter, q woman. under the influence Of
deep emotion. gave birth to achill. and
died before she could DO removed. In
n ease it Was death resulting from all
excess Of hunior. and in the other the
effect OF strong pathos."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

Tux fear Of a split is still troubling
the Mississippi Democrats. They have
issued an address to ths faithful con.
tanning this solemn observation : "Rs.
liev.d from the n Of organized OPP
position. majoritiss are liable to become
indifferent to the maintenance Of their
own organization and to divide among
themsslves." There is a double-endsd
truth here. The Democrats always were
given to dividing among themselves I"
almost anything they could put their
hands on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

Mn. JonS BRiour has recovered the
oratorieai powers which have been dur.
ine the past few years slightly impaired.
lie has no more Of that trouble in his
throat which did not permit him to
utter a single sentence without a clear
Ing Of the throat. the effect Of which
was often painful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

Az Illinois clergyman Is reported to
have said. the ether day. at the laying
of the cornerstone OF q new meeting
house: "If boys and girls do their
sparkling in churches, I say amen to Il.
I'hsve a daughter whom ! cherish a. the
apple OF my eye. When she 10 Of suita-
bic age, I would rather she should Be
courtsd in the house Of God than in q
theater."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

Jupok wEsr Is warming to his worl
in Ohio. His speeches bristls with
hon,s'y illustrations which 20 straight
to the mark. Speaking Of the folly Of
further imitation, he says: "Issu.
more ereenbaSks in time Of peace. and
down they go till the currency Is as
diluted as that homeopathic soup made
fron boiling the shadow Of a starved
chicken" Victims Of a clearinghouse
experience will comprehend tho force
Of this comparison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11
NOTICE OF MEETING

OP BOARD OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF the Boud OF Uouat, Commissioner OF
Storey County. Neva Q. - Notice 10 hereh'
giveu that the Assessor of storey Comfy. Ne.
vsia. has this day delivered TO me thu Assess
ment Roll OF ali property In storey County
Nevada. for the fiscal year ISL, aud that the
same IL open Tor inspection Al my Office. Ne.
t,ce IL further given that the Doari of County
Com , irrioners Of Storey county. Nevada. will
lit a. n Hoard Of Equalization, and meet NJ
their once. IN tho Court Hous'. in the ci,y a.
virginia, county OF storey, Nev.da. on MN
DAY. the seventeenth day Of September.
A. ID. 1871. at the hour OF II o'clock A. n. for
the purpose Of eqnsliflng taxe- for rald fscai
year, and will continue IN =. ssion from time I ,
limo until the business Of rquslik.iion pre-
sented TO them 10 disposed VI. at which time
I'M place any person interested may appear
and complain and will bS heard: provided. that
said Board OF Equalization will not meet ~
such Board amer The first Monday IN O,tobct.
1871. except for the purpose Of disposine OF
unfinished business.
IN wiines. whereof I have hercunto set my
hand and afiicd my ofheial seal TIL, 10Th day
% september. A. ID. 1877.
J. T.. MOI INLAND. County Clerk.
Dy II. q. THOMPSON, Deput, Clerk. sell IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

Miss fLc&kScE N%IourISolLE says
that II the English do not help the
starving East Indians they are worse
than the Turks who put an end to the
enemy's wounded, for they will be neg
Letting their own starving subjects. And
thersupon she contributes 1926 tn the
funl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

The Rev. ID. n. Bentley Of Norwich.
Conn. who Is ninety.two years old. has
preached nearly sevsnty.hve years. hav.
Ing married 500 couples and OBLIGATED at
5000 funerals. but has never received
any remuneration for preaching or
burying the dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

GOVERNOR HKSpRicIs and wife were.
ut last accounts. enjoying themselves
exceedingly 1t Hamburg. and were to
remain In Germany three weeks and re-
turn hows by way Of Paris and London.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

SroSoR TANBuRLASI. who was engaged
for many years about the person Of the
late Cardinal Autouelli. as Chamber.
lain. has recently given testimony in ia
vor OF the claims Of the Countess Lam
bertini. lie stated that whenever his
master was expecting to be visited By a
lady. hs used 10 say to his valet. "An.
g-lo. I am unwell to-day. do no, let any
one see me-" Tsmburlani confessed
that il was a long time before he dis.
covered the true meaning OF Cardinal
Antonelli's frequent illness; but the
moment he was shown the portrait OF
the Contessa Lambertini's mother. he
recognized her as the lady who often
visited the Cardinal at the Vatican. The
Roman correspondent Of the Baser
Naehriehssn states that the Deputy
Tajani. who is q counsellor for the Ger.
dinal's reputed daughter. was informed
by a Cabinet Minister that the Pope
had written q letter to the King Of Italy,
entresting him to use his power to ar
rest this disrepu,able aud damaging
case. The King is said to have replied
that he was not ina position to influence
the course Of the law. This ia a very
.lo.lsN,t .sosx
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business. mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11
TO LET.

TIE LARGE STORE IN DIR. HALLS
j building. opposite the NEWS once. on MAIN
street. recently occupied BY wade 4 MArshail
na nooery store. Apply on the prsmisesi TO
scs IN DIR. HALL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11
SETTLE UP.

A III PARTIES INDt DrED TO THE LATE
"A nnns OF WADE Il MARsHAt.L and 2. y.
MARSHALL. orocers In &c d iliii. gro hereby
not Ned TO cone forward ani settle nj once and
thereby save trouble and expense All pArtiee
are hereby eaniioned from paying q. A. Willie.
or any ons elss. ~ ] alone will receipt for
moneys dine the late firms.
p. \. MARSHALL.
To he found at II. W. Grants Furniture
aoli hin. September 9. ISM. sea sw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

uAyM0 RECEIVED TIE ASSESSMENT
III Roll Of the Town Of Gold I'LL for tho
hsesl rear ending April. is7f. notice IL hereby
given 70 ell parties Interested that the 7, zee ON
all properly sssessed In the Town Of 0oid It'll
OF Ono Dollar and Twfnty-nve Cents uf 2sD
and payable from and after MONDAY. ssp,rm.
bar 10th, 1871. At my once IN Gold II,ii at thu
Town Hall. back OF yellow Jacket Rngine Co.
No. 1's House. Main sirest. from 10 O'Clock A.
n. TO 9 o'clock r \. OF each day.
AL Thxss vmaintnE unpaid ON the !0th usy
and ten per esnt. sdded thersto
J. Z. MccLERRY.
Town NsnhA and sx .ofielo
al "a Tar Collector.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

Neatly and reasonably done. Persons wishing
any part Of their Wardrobe renovated viii
pleass leave orders al the shop or a. the POET
Ofce by letter. and the ~artisles will be called
Tor and returned on thu shortest notice.
suz A. n. sCIIuI.Z, Tr,I.v.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-24
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eureka Su.iind Of Saturday says
X. A. McDaniels informs us that an eI.
tensive and rich body Of ore has been
developed in the Williamsburg mine.
and a force OF men are at work extract.
ing and sending 1t to the furnaces. II
was found ON the 50.foot Lowell and from
present appearances will prove To b.
quite a bonanza. The product Of the
body is very heavy galena ore. carrying
30 per cent. OF lead and containing an
average OF $50 in silver per ton. The
mine IL one Of the famous eagle series.
Fred. Harte volunteers this bit OF In
formation in the Austin Rereins: The
Reno Gdiot, man ought to join the Good
T-mplars. Speaking OF a visit he made
To Frapktown. he says he strolled about
iown aud "fsll into Duvall's Hotel"
It's bad case when n man Is 10 far
gone that he falls into q hotel.
The White Pine Netes says: We learn
that nm important strike was made q few
DAYS ago In tho lower workings Of the
Jennie A mine. which fully sets at rest
tho uncertainty under which the man.
agement has been laboring for some time
in regard 10 the continuation and en-
iarsemsnt Of the vein in the depth.
The Ward Refer Of Thursday says :
Al a meeting Of the Ward Association I.
o. D. +. held Sept. 10th. ths following
officers were elected: For President,
n. Ii. McBse; Vice President. s. 4.
Burt; Treasurer. W. Woodbury.; Sscre-
tary. L. NJ. Cook Inside Guardian.
Frank Peed.
The Teaching or liIiviating process for
treating silver ores has been abandoned
at the Lawrence mill In lone District,
where pans are being substituted for
tubs. The process was also abandoned
at the Martin White mine, In Ward. rs
imprscticabls.
Wing Tsin and Miss Die Toy were
joined in matrimony yesterday by Jus
tiec Richardson. In true American style.
The happy couple are residents Of Reno.
The total taxable property Of Lander
county for 1877. is $l.5l2, 4s9. against
81. 329. 0ii for 1876. showing an excess
over last year Of sis3.455.
The operations ut the Mint In Carson
are now principally confined to the sxs
cution Of subsidiary silver coins on Gov
eminent account.
Crozisr il to be hanged at winnsmuc-
ca. October 30th, for the murder Of Sil.
v.rstsin. unless the Board Of Pardons
i~ntervenes.
But one mill il running at Glenbrook
at present. the old Rigby mill having
closed down ON Friday.
The Grand Lodge Of the Knights Of
Pythias meets in Odd Fellows Hall.
Reno. this afternoon.
James Mccain Of Austin has been or.
dsred to the Insane Asylum at Wood
bridge,