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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27

SHOOTING M,rca.-A shooting match
took place this morning at American Flat
be,ween william Stone and Thomas Har-
ria. ON one side. against Robert James
.nI John James, OF tho Washington
Guard, on the other side. each party hav-
ING i've shots. Tho score resulted A. fol-
lows: stone. 2; Harris, 10; Robert
James. IL John James, II.
TuRKrYs.-A grand rush % the Ameri-
can Thanksgiving bird arrived in Gold
Uill to-day. and all our regular dealers
are muniaccntly supplied. Finer turkeys
are seldom or never To be found. There's
plenty Of them. and you pays your money
and takes your choice. Also, plenty OF
fat geese, chickens, dacks, ETC.. including
cranborrie. for sauce.
DEADLY wE,roS.-Martin Groton. .
,eams,er. was arrested in Gold Hill last
sunday night for drawing and exhibiting
. deadly weapon not In necessary self
defense. lie MAS tried by q jury IN Judge
Cook. court yesterday aud found guilty.
lie was sent to the County Jail for twenty
i've days.
TIMELY Provision A. L. Edwards,
agent for the New York Mutual Life In
.uranoc Company. informed a NEws re-
porter that II. X. Bennett. the carrier who
died last night. held . lifo policy Tor
5000 in the company named. This
amount Of mouey will be promptly paid
to the family.
IScoRPoE,rEp. - The Coupon Mining
Company has incorporated In San Fran
cisco. 10 mine In Lyon county. in this
State. Direetors-Tol Robinson. j. II.
McGee, e. II. Maddox. y. N. Hall. and A.
J. Blair. Capital stock. s~io,coo,ooo.
Accommodations Walker has ileiiu
the Office Of the County Recorder . tran
Grin, Of judgment against the Roman
Capitai Gold aud Silver Mining Company
Ion $500 ami $40 IS eosts. which Judgment
h.. been assigned TO II. L. Lowery.
RuSAwu.-James woodbury's horse
ran away yesterday on Union street. Nir'
rinia, ~oyerturning the buggy TO which u
Was attached. throwing Mr.. Woodbury.
10 the ground. The buggy was Smashed
but the driver and horse escaped unnuf''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
The Hos Stick.

Probably the largest, stick Of timber ever
brought tn the Comstock was recently re-
esived at the new Yellow Jacket works.
east Of the second railroad tunnel. II is
TO be used as a chord for the pump-bob.
and it, dimensions are 3sxts inches, by -
feet in length. The weight IL 2 1900
pounds. and the freight from San Francisco
amounted 10 size 20. Two cars were re-
auired 10 transport this stick, and II cost
so to load IL. The timber came from
Oregon. and cost over 500 delivered In
San frxnei-co. Good. heavy matsrial Is
being put into tho machinery at the new
works ~ the Yellow Jacket Mining Com
pany. and 1t will stand the strain Tor years
to come.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
Masonic soeini.

Daring these times when amusements
are scarce. a social dance is 4 thing to be
enjoyed. There will DO just such an en-
Joyablo occasion in Gold Hill this evening.
The third Masonic social will b. given In
Masonic Hall. IA there are q great many
Virginia people who would like 10 attend.
special Recommendations have been ar
ranged for them. Putnam's buses will
come down As late As . o'clock. the time
for commencing the dance, n will TO
turn TO Virginia at half past ~ o'clock.
Immediately after the party Is over. Var
new. famous luadrille band will furnish
the music and there will be . good time
generally. See advertisement In another
column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27

II. n. Bennett, for fifteen years a carrier
Of the Virginia Eat,Poi',, and for several
wears a carrier Of the Gold Hill NEWS, died
in Virginia at half pas, II o'clock last
night. lie hal been very III for two or
three weeks Of iniammatory rheumatism,
which disease finally settled In the region
Of the lungs and heart. Deceased Was q
native Of New London, Connecticut, and
forty-eight years Of age. lie leaves . wife
and several children. all quite young. His
funeral will take plscq from his late resi-
L,ncc, No. rs North Stewart street, Vir-
GINA. tomorrow "Wednesday afternoon
At 2 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27

A. Prove KLuIr has attached the prop
erty Of the English Mining Company for
$500, and interest ON $500 from May 2Gth.
aud brought suit to recover tho sum total.
TnH NEWS Acknowledges the receipt OF
complimentary tickets for the entertain
ment 10 be given In Virginia this evening
for tho benefit Of Miss NJ. Z. O'Toole.
HANK BLANCHARD, n Of Gold Hills
most enterprising men. is visiting somo OF
his mining interests In Grant District,
thirty miles northeast Of Aurora.
HEREAFTER the informal Board will
meet In San Francisco at half past 0 A. n.
No change has been made In tho sessions
Of the regular Board.
fRoM the connection made last Friday
afternoon between the Utah and Sierra
Nevada. the latter mine gets the upcast
Of air.
OSE bar Of bullion. valued at $i,2I7,
was sent last evening by Wells. Fargo q
Co.'S express from Gold Hill 70 San Fran
cisco.
YESTERDAY morning . bar OF Justice
bullion. valued at $3.50. wa sent from
Gold Hill to the Carson mint.
GENERAL HEwsroS. Of the Pacific Bull
lion Refinery. San Francisco, arrived In
Virginia Sunday morning.
THANKFUL hearts and thankful stomachs
are expected To make n demonstration day
after tomorrow.
The weather continues p~lcassnt-the
mornings aud evenings being cool aud tho
days warm.
JAMES Z. srASAwAY has been arrested
in Virginia City for tho alleged crime OF
perjury.
A GREAT many passengers left on the
train last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
ROT HAVE No xcu

Have you any excuse for suffering with Dys-
pepsia or Liver Complaint. Il there any res-
son why you should 20 on from day TO day
compls, ing with Hour stomach, Sick Head.
achc. hsbiiual Cos,i.cnes-. paipitstion Of the
heart. heartburn. water.hrash, qua sing and
burning IAins at the pit Of the -,oinarh, yel-
low kin. c aied tongue AMI disagree able taste
In the mouth. coming up ~ tood after eating.
low spirits. ctcf MOI Il Ia positively your
own fault n YOU do DO 10 your Druggist aud
get n bottle % Greens August Flower for 10
cents and your cute IL certain; bat " you doubt
this. gsi = sample mott . for ~ cents and try Il.
Two doees viii relieve you. Ie2i 5m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
ssrees Qno,~,ioas.
lrr unr a. AND p. rsLro R,ru us..l

lrr uiE A. AND y. rsLEo Aru rIss.l
sAS FR,ScIsco. Nov. 27-2;3O p. N.
ophir. ~. 49,, ~
Yellow Jacket. ~. lie
Alta. ish. 10
Imperial. I 10
Best 4 Belcher. 2Oa, CO.,
Eureka Con-, &c.. 36
Con. Virginia. 2iS
California. 2si
Silver Hill. $40, 3U
Mexican. Is, a.
Belchor.
Hale a Norcross. sAa, So
Justice, II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
A FINE rui>a poR rnE TEETH

Pageant sosoDosr IL a comp 'sition Of
the purr.t and choicest ingredienis Of the
Oriental v, vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient
IL we'll known 10 have n b"nefc al cn-et on the
te-tn aud snus. its embalming or Anii'tptio
property and aromatic fragrance makes u .
toilet luxury. rOLUD mt Removes ell dira
greeable aior. from the br at cau.ed by CO
tarrh. bad t.eth. etr. II ID entirely fire. from
the hilarious t'd acrid properties 10 tooth
pastes and powders, which de-iry 'he enamel.
One bottle lasts six months,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
nWONCuITIs.
rIII PERUVIAN IL

vitslixes and enriehes the blood, tones up tho
system. builds mp the broken down, cures Dys-
psp.ia. Liver Complaint. Dropsy. Chronic Diar.
rhsA, Boils. Nervous Affections. Chills and
feyers. IIumors, l. 20 OF Constitution a vigor.
Diseases OF the kidney aud bladder. Female
Complaints. and all diseases or!siaating IN q
bad stale Of the blood. OF accompanied by de-
billy or q low state of the system.
CAUTION he sur, you yet tie Peruvian
symp, One dollar aud tso dollars . bottle
Prtpsr d By Seth W. fowlc 4 son-. Nc Harrison
avenue, Boston. sold by druggists grnerally.
nal m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
RErOsr.
San Francisco Bsar,,.

SAN Francisco Beard.
LAST EVENING.
sn Eurria Con-. %. Sx
aO Jackfon ~. 81
$50 Alps. os.ss
80 Belmont soe
~ Rye Patch. 81
LOO Meadow Valley, isc
"a Leopard. l3.lk
4tO Oils. 1 q, l ~
10 Hassey. sc
S4D Panther. Toe
ass northern Belle. itk. n. ltA
100 De Frees. CSC. Cos
ESQ Grand Prifs. ns, Ia.
2lD Argebta. ~. l %. los
lao N.yaJo. mis-. IL
ESQ Inderendsnee, lSo.ls
ADO Morning. s'Ar. 3A.J
100 rus srOia. ~
loo Grand Prize we-t.i
go Tay. tk.t
$50 No iof. SIC
$50 New q 90. SOC
7OD Bodie. l3X
iiiO aoiden Chariot. iS,i0
rs Becht.l.t
Us u top, l 20, Y sio
Is silver hisg. 10
2l5 Chsll~ng~, ~
$50 4 ayton. DC
io oar i~Anslls-. ss
I. 20 OcOideutsi. ~
x25 New York, . IS. -, 2 iO.is
100 s~aAtor. AZ
80 woodvtle. I ~. IS
500 Ko-suth. JOc
10 LADY washirgtou. n
iico Andss. Toe. I5e
go Leyiathan. ;c
900 ward.
Ion sJuth Justice.
SO North Con. Virgins. is,iS
sO0 rrplsn. NILS
ihoo ttn,un. .. . 10. as.3D
sD NorthCsr.on. lie
zoo lee. tjc
no Boyle, DOC. SIC. 9ss
~ solid Silver. 81
Gal Joe Scales. tOc. tc
lssO 81 Loi,-. t0c. Csc
iO RCek Island. ?0e
islo Alta. 3ox. -, Ds. 0s. i,S. 80, ist. ns.
10. i9S b5
2fD California. ~. Es
gcO Justice. n. i2'.. - b3. 5en
ass Ophir. t21. 81 tls, tis b
tyO yellow jaezst. iss. i2s
cas- Mexican. iI..ls H..
2sSb Imperial. | IL, 10
81 silser mn. s1
100 oyernan. ~. ,is
rnt- soANuSa.
AS ophn. ~ ~ Is. az. tiN Is.
iIis Msr,esn. Is. ias. u.s.. lss hs
as Oiuu Il q urry ~. ~ ~
lIO Rest q u ichsr. NV. sDs. goA bs
CAS- California. 2sS. 2Sa., -. ~
5fs sewage. ~
SIS Con. Virginia, 2ts. gk
i3i Chollsr. pvtssi. -. 3is. StS
iisi n ale a Norcrc.s. 81. ss,s. bn.s 8
COS Crown Point. s..sS
aiIo yellow Jscks', IA, u. i,s. as 10, "
i1k
ts65 Imperial. 10
800 ksutsck. 5S.s.
va Alpha. l3s. i2s
1850 nsleher. ~. T..T
2tOO Daney. Sc, Sc
las sisrs. Nevada. 81. 50. ss. 81.
~ Couhdenee.s
81 Utah. IL
iits bullion. az. 81. 81
yd5 Eiehelusr. rs. ~
tiSsucaor. a.
go Union Con. Th.T,fs
$50 vvermsn. "a, IN. 2iS
issS Justice. -. i3.. l34. IN bs. IS. Ia.
issO Alta. i3S, IN. 10 iss b.. ~ b.. u. Isl
gfs Juiia. 2 20. . 20 hi. 7C5
ITO Ialcionis. 4 10. 4, J&
siis silver nli. .. J ~. 3es, sis
81 Dayton, 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
FIR PALACH EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef uneicelled In storey
county. 60 TO Thomas Hsfron'. Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. 7 Norh y street,
Virginia CITY. frr-h oysters ut all hour In
svefy style. Forty miners always IN hand at
night. For tasty. home style Of cooking. and
the best and freri eat Of all that the markets
AFFORD. the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
Try q. apis N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
ludi-crvtions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
de. ~, lose OF manhood. etr- I will ecnd .
receipt that will cure YOU. FRYE ~ cHARdk.
This great remedy ~As discovered BY 4 n is-ion.
AIRY In south America. scnd q self.tddtersed
envelope to the RKv. JOSEPH T. llNMAN,
Station d. bible House. New York CITY.
MINI GIN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
q. 10. GALLUP.

o. n. 0lLLur. opposite the Bank Of cslifor.
mia, Gold MN, heep. constantly ON hand ali
favorite brands ~ Imported C.sars. oh0ice bit
cigars, ell n de Of ch-wing tobacco. meer.
schsuni pipes. nuts. candies. nne cutlery. and
tors and fancy goods Of all kinds. ap23 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
MOaetary.

NEW YoRK. Nov. all 4. NJ.
Currency. ga @9s.
silver. a. 6ti..
Trades. 9js 99G.
uold, closed at 2r03
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
~lBsunaEs ore.

The ore operations at tho bonanza mines
during the week ending on the sd instant
were As follows;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
PATTERSON AND coRovER VOTING
WITH THE DEMOCRATS.
rHURNAN's RESOLUTION PASSED
BY TWO MAJORITY.
tsskciAL Di.rArcuEs To aoLp Hill
ia 1T Naval
Tn. cr,.i. In tho nena.e.

request Of wadleigh; who held the floor,
yielding occasionally for motions for re-
cess or to adjourn. which were rejected.
AT 3:t5 A.. NJ. all the seats on the Re-
publican side Of the Chamber were vacant.
Chaifce raised the point that 4 quorum
was not In tho Chamber. and tho call Of
the roll showed but % senators present,
less than a quorum. During the call
Mitchell said no hal paired for the night
with Merriman. and II compelled TO an.
swer to the roll.call. he gave notice that
no would break the pair GU all other ques'
tions.
whyte moved That tho Sergesnt-at.Arms
be directed 10 request the attendance of
absent Senators. No ordered.
After q brief discussion, the Vice Presi-
dent announced q motion To adjourn. Tel.
Ter submitted 10 tho motion, and the vote
resulted, ayes 4-Camoron OF P~ennsylva-
| MIA, Dawes, Teller and wadloigh ; noes 20,
consisting OF tbs Democratic Senators and
Patterson. Conover and Davis OF Illinois
did not answer TO their names.
No quorum voting, Whyte inquired II
the Sergeant-at-Arms had executed the
order OF the Senate.
The Vice President reported that he had.
but had no means 10 compel attendance.
whyts called for the reading Of the rule
which provides that no Senator shall be
absent without leave Of the Senate, and
gives the Sergeant-at-Arms power to com
pei attendance OF absent senators.
whyte-Does the Scrgeant-at-Arms re-
-. H. A.. L.. .AttH.l al. aIaanN Mana.
torsp
Vice President-He does.
wallace-Lst him make his report In
writing. We want the names 81 the Sena-
tors that the country may know them.
Conkling here entered and objected to
such . report. A. nothing in the rules an.
thorized less than a quorum to direct the
Sergoant.at-Arms to IN prepare u list Of
absentecs.
Tho Vice President directed the call Of
the roll and thirty-seyen Senators 9
ing. a quorum was announced present.
A debate Of an hour followed upon ques.
tons OF order and what disposition should
be made Of the report of the S~ereeant-at'
Arms. Finally, upon motion Of Edmunds,
all further proceedings under tho call were
suspended.
At 8 o'clock waileigh, who held the
floor when the fact was Developed that no
quorum was present, resnmed u, anu
called ior Tue e~oat,nuaIo oi ,ne I
Of tue sstimony axe ny w" oonnm,,'ec
OF the senate m 'o"'" 'aio'i"' '"' 'sA'
ago.
Thurman objected 70 'he iui'hor read
ing OF this testimony anu said u hau oech
tho usage OF the senate 70 allow . SENATOR
to read almost anything as part OF MS
speech, but that usaso hau hos't peeh
abused until tonight. He argued that the
testimony could not be read without leave
Of the Senate, and demanded that the
question Of reading the testimony be sub
mitied TO the Senate.
Wadleigh SAID III a. hosa gIoss a1use
10 lay before the senate evidence ALSO
lutely necessary to enable 70. senate 20
Judge oil this case. ne wan,eu 20 ~. .ae
country know that in this Senate . party
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
l. AND

Sudden change, OF climate are sources 81
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. Take st
once Browns Bronchial Trocher. let the Gold.
Cough. or Irritation Of tho Throat DO ever 20
slight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
Ar.,,.,. ,.,. n...,.x.
Departures i.~s, E,-.,rs.

n Won sehudfrII Tracy Bishopwhiialer
N y Ptxisy PLowey AU
90 D.meroa q SshultE Mr. NJ p ravt-
esp " ,thswson Dick Brown OF ora,ner
John Flynn RI lnglis Miss Neson
q " Dab ,rn Mrs. IA Taylor 70 A ttumisr q
Mis-. McDonsd T winlie
Mrs n, Gregory Miss X el'r Mrs Leicester
Cd Syinoas j Hsustua Jr &c Seavey
TIL COIN Mrs y n Hall q Roberts
Ms wick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
A LADY STRUCK!
WITH ADMiRAT ON
A. the beautiful HATS In Mads
Iorcs's wind1y.

sTauCK, tho second time. at the
Low Prcesl
STRUCK. the third time. with admlra.
tinn of hsrsc ., vhri she looked 10 the
glass aud $40 how well al plain
looking woman can ltok when rhc
wears q becoming hat.
Msiam> L"ry-,'s Ia ihs place to oh
tain ins goods and clrap. No bonanIA
price, here.
Velvet il.is made oyer TO look like
MADAME L0RYEA,
No. 2s sonih @ street, between Taylor
mol 10 I'm and Union, Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27

NNAB uuSs
THE LONG SESSION OF THE
SENATE.
Fighting fOrthe Admission
Of Hamburg Butler.
The Republicans Making a
Gallant Resistance.
But Are Overpowered BY rreaehery
In their Party.
PATTERSON AND coRovER VOTING
WITH THE DEMOCRATS.
All Motions TO Adjourn Rejected.
Flnbustcrina the Order Of the Day.
fHURMAN's RESOLUTION PASSED
BY TWO MAJORITY.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To ruE ooLD Hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-27
A Negro Ifi-nd

LouI.vrLLE. Nov. 27.-The negro Nc
dhce. who attempted to outrage the
daughter % a preacher at Columbia. Tenn.
brought back tonight. A crowd tried
10 lynch him. when Miss Templeton re.
fused 10 identify him. II hc 10 identified
his death il certain,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-17

Alderman Jett introduced u resolu-
ton lnslrlcting the city engineer 10
employ five additional hands, and one
wagon and team to work on the streets
for the next ten days, Adopted
a resolution was introduced by Al
derman Shone allowing the sum OF
800 towards the opening of Floyd
ttreet, East Dallas. Adopted,
Alderman Jet introduced resolu'
ton instructing the city engineer to
repair Pearl street at the intersection
Of San Jacinto, Adopted.
Alderman Williams introduced re-
solution that tho market master he In
structed 10 construct ut the least pos
sible expense all necessary hooks, &C.,
for new market houses, and also to
make repairs on the city market
house, ana TO advertise them for rent
on the first OF November
Council then adjourned,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-17

Yesterday we saw letter of Mr.. A.
g. Goufie from his son l.. J. Gouffe, now
"a corporal in the French army. Ten
years ago the young man was print
Ner boy in THE HERALD office. About
two years ago he went on visil to
France, where he determined to stay,
and successfully passed an examina-
ton, aud Is now worthy soldier OF
that country. He writes his father
that the regiment to which he Is at
tached was to leave for Senegal In a
few dsya. The many friends of young
Goufie-and they are numbered by the
score In this city-will be glad to
learn o. his good health and progress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-17
Arre., OF counterfe,,er..

For some time the police have been
,sare of the presence In the city of a
cog Of counterfeiters. BY letters that
lie 'c6Noers lately became possessed Of
they had aslIOnger clue, which thew
worked up nicely, and yesterday Mar.
shal Morton and Officers Waller and
Arnold arrested II. w. WilIersop.
who Is said TO be the leader
OF the gasg, Charles Clerk. 10
Atkinson and Jo Parker. They
were all placed 10 the ealaboose. After
supper Marshal Morton added TO this
by the sfrest Of Jim Fisher. Nothing
TO show that they were counterfeiters
were found on their persons, but the
officers are almost certain that they
have the right men. A short while
ago bundle was found by citizen Of
East Dallas IN a lumber pile. This
bundle contained letters directed IN
certain parties engaged 10 the manu-
fscture OF counterfeit goods, a recent
showing how counterfeit metal IL man.
ufaetured, and two moulds for making
quarter and half dollars. The owner.
ship OF the bag was traced TO the par.
ties arrested, hence their arrest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-17
DALLAS. TEXAS.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Not even runaway yesterday.
Marshal Morton has applied TO the
city council for an increase of the po-
lice force during the fair.
"A few cotton wagons came to the
CITY yesterday. The Transfers report
the roads In bad condition.
Noble Green, u prostitute, stop
ping ut Lizzie Hanley's, on Jackson
street, attempted suicide last night by
taking poison.
The district court frequently holds
sessio M Till after dark. Would II not
be good idea for the county commits.
sioners TO have gas pipes run into the
courthouse?
"A silver mounted revolver was lost
last night between the 0pera-house
and the Lamar hotel. IL the finder
will return II to this Office he will be
suitably rewarded
The Park theater company, on ac-
count Of a delayed train on the Texas
and Pacific road caused by wash out
west of the city, did not get away Till
yesterday afternoon.
--Cohn, the barber, has been bitten
by an insect under the right eye, and
the place now presents the appearance
as II IL had received visit from the
business end of bumble-be
The gang OF young men arrested
as c0unterfeiters seem to be hard lot
They have been playing monte on the
unsuspecting, and we are reliably in
formed that no later than Monday part
Of the Number fleeced a countryman out
of fifty dollars Lear the Pacific depot.
The streets are to be cleaned by
the opening Of the fair. A resolution
making an addition of team and five
lab0rers was introduced in the council
last night by Alderman lett This is
all well enough, but we fear the time
Is too short and the additional force
not large enough in numbers to do
much towards getting the streets in a
presentable appearance to the large
number of visitors that will be- in at
tendance at the fair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-17
THE COURTS.
District Court.

District Court.
State Va. William Smith, charged
with murder; continued 10y the state.
Schneider a. Davis w. Pat O'Don-
nell continued by the plaintiffs,
M. j. Jordan; continued by plains
tilIs.
State w, Beauchamp w. II. G. Jor,
dan; dismissed.
The case of James Il. Conner vs.. G..
II. Beauchamp, which has occupied
the attention of the court for the past
two days, was brought to close at
dark yesterday, by the jury returning
verdict for the plaintiff for 1896.
County Court.
This court met yesterday, and adj
journed till this morning, transacting
no business.
Recorders Court.
9. Burtis, drunkenness; S3 and costs.
Lewis, same; - and costs.
Pete Breckland, same; S3 and costs.
Joseph Martin, same; IS and costs.
Richardson, disorderly conduct; So
and costs.
ii. Skies, same; discharged.
II. Clark, some; discharged.
Magisirntes' Court.
Nothing but civil business in these
courts yesterday.
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known; and s0Trel geldlnR, aMofean. :,
seven years old, three white fset. sire and
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