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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-06
POLITICAL.
GIRL AND WOMAN.
NJ FANNIE R. ROBINSON.

"He will come, will come" she said;
And her breath was like the south,
And the sun lsy on her head,
And the morning round her mouth
And she smiled across the sea
In her girlhoods surety.
" lie will come in ship OF state
Like conqGerer TO his OWE,
With a bearing kingly, great,
That shall lean TO me alone
Laying all his glory down ~r
For my kingdom, sword, and crown.
And the sword shah restore
For the high deeds yet to be,
Since no life of knightly yOre,
Vowed to rarest ministry,
With his proves shall begin
Who has wifely arms to wir.
" But the crown I'll fling afar,
Smiling soft to hear him say,
Love, there shineth star nor bar
Like your smiling on my way;
Leaves of bay would fall and fade
Where your lightest touch has staId.
Other maideus NAV be fair:
lie will whisper close and low,
That my loves beyond compare
With the beauty they bestow;
While because he stoOps TO me,
i shall grow most TAR 10 see.
So left her on the shore
When the Dawn was growing Day;
And the white ships, drifting DER,
Leaned and listened to her lay /;
And the waves, To others dumb,
Laughed and whispered, " He will come"
So found her on the shore
When the harbor lights were dim,
And the eTpectant curves OF yore
Something sweeter seemed to linn;
Still she waited Loves surprise
With the yOungness in her eyes.
Still she rlurnured, "He will come:
DAYS and sal lis are drifting by;
Other ships 90 laden home,
Brigh, with golden argosy;
And the ship for which | wait
Druppeth anchor soon or late.
al shall know him, tSough he stands
With the slain years fronting him
Though he reach untender hands
Of warrior worn and grim;
Though the smile go 10 meet
Shine through tempest and deiea.
For the billows will have brought
An their burden to his strength,
And the winds have fed his thought,
Till his kingdom stretch at length
From the power and peace of seas
To all loves and mysteries.
" And because October holds
More of spring-;ime than the spring,
And because all harvest folds
Both the bud and blossoming
He shall and my patience sweet
And my uuvoNed faith complete"
So left her on the shore,
Does he come? only know
That the moon for eveImore
Draws the tides, and, awiit or slow,
Bound, or barred. or Rowing free,
Every river finds its sea.
-Harper'. Magazine for October
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-06

4 boarding house mistress, like the rest Of
US, has her weak and strong points. the weak
point beng her coffee and her strong peiat the
butter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-06
MERCHANT TAILORS.
A bert r. Met!ea & Co.,

Sad DooR WEST OF PAPK
Formerly Methodist Book DePo'itory,)
BALTIMORE, MD.
nUR Stock consists of beautiful and varied
J assortment Of English, French and American
Coatings. Suitings, Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
ipgs. which we make up in the Best Merchant
Tailor STYLE Our cutter whose reputation
is wellkn6wn for cutting and fitting, will give his
nersonal superintendance to this department
Orders from the country promptly attended to,
aud satisfaction guaranteed. ,,, ,o
Sept. 25, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-06
G. A r z Fl
Catarrh Of the Nasal Cavities, Acute,
Chronic, ard UIoerasive, Hay Fever,
or Rose Catarrh, Cstarrh CT tho Eye
and Ear and Catarrli o? the Throat
@gNF0RD'S RADICAL CURE,

rtATARRH is n disease OF the mucous membrane.
u TempeFanients and constitutions vary its severity
In individual cases. CatTrh NAY aIls9 iro Coi S
phere wearing wet clothing or exposure 10 lhccmcnt
weather, and becoming thoroughly chilled whSh INC
digestive organs are IN morbid or inactive condition,
md the strength aud vital forces exhausted. The dis
ease may arise ascToLuous conlon OF the bloou,
from Scarlet Fever Measles, and Dphthera, In when
cases the eve and car generally Involved and dis
nose tc distinctive feature in all catarrhal from
yhaevcr cause they arise may be thin and atcry, and
50 acid to rcdneSs and e&coration OF t sam
with which they come IN contact, or thick now
ISM emitting q foul odoT clear and white Ike the
white OF an egg There may be entire lack OF secre.
ton, the being dr and eyerls The tac IRON;
as ii was enclgclcd by tight, unyieding baud. This
latter phase ~ called Dry CGtah. The free mattery
thcEencS rendering Breathing through the nose din.
cult impossible and the sufferer lrds t necessary
t. breathe through the mouth therch ~ permitting cold
The matter passing down throat creates constant
desire 10 hawk and cXpcctoTate 10 throw u on; put
when the membrane Is dry and ieycrish, Instead OF
passing freely down from tho nos and throat. the u.
cus hard and forms Into ecChs incrusatons,
and hard nG3s, which adhere 50 firmly 90 the 6esal
passages and throat require very persistent efforts
10 dslodge them. The eye In sympathy becomes IN
ramed red weak, and wGtery or IL the morning tho
lids NAV be found glued together and matter Is Sc
creted in more or less quantity Inc ear also bcoees
seriously affected discharging quahtcs ofrtusr' oe-
ending frequently in inaaulEatioo, ulccrct' n, ard
finally deafness. Ihr throat, ,bronchettubcs and luncs
Grc in many eases affected By catarrh and @c Irca.
tration OF the nervous system Is super@dcedtGtA l
brsfsErvnv Of tbs ias serious disease warns a
Who are afflicted vita tito make yprep2raoA Tor
It's treatment before lt becomes chronic. The eGNan-
iaros offered by SANFoEDS radical CURE We ccnll-
Jrntly bccye nre 10 be found in 10 other remedy,
Every step In is preparation. every Inc IN tne CFcc
uons mark it as ascicnc remedy, calculated 10 meet
nom tLe best ncopa in the United States attest the
esteem in which it Is held ly chose who have been
freed from the most destructive nnd dangerous C4st~e
"A vii irn nd t..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-06

Jan. p, 1911.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-06
JUST PUBLISHED.

carefully revised Treatise on Ca.arrh, with an &C.
rur,fo Association OF symptoms and sympathetic die
Ta'-s torcther with minute directions FER cucctng
With SNSFoED's RADICAL. CUEE speedy nnd pcrma;
Icut cure. Also Obscr Etiols on dict and taQFcuCr.l
iralth of vast importance 10 Gllpillccd with c1tair
IL E ,ranpcl about cnh bottle OF the INDIc2- CCEE,
OE Will be mailed free on receipt u stamp.
Zach rac';ace of sASFoGD's RkpIctL CURy contains
n Senorls Improved InhanC Tvbc. with frll dircc-
lions Tor use 81 an cases. Price, 81 sod ly al whole
lc and retail druggists throughout tae United Statcs
e.J C1na1a WEEKS & POTTEG, General Agents
Id Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-06
ENTIER HOTEL.
SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va.

NAVING leased che Ent'er Hotel, it is now
open for the accommodation Of the Public.
Tlc Table will be bountifully supplied with all
the luNures and substautials that the city and
country markets afford. None but polite and at
tcntiye servants will be employed, and nothing
shall be left undoue that will contribute 10 the
comfort and pleasure OF guests. The stable will
be attended by an experienced Ostler.
/. T. ETCHiSON,
February 3, 1876. Proprietor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08

New YoRx. Feb. ga Trbsss Washing.
ton special gives this ~ having occurred
ct the recent interview between Grant and
o'Conor; O'Coner. in company with Fish.
called upon the President. having prsvi-
susly intimated that the object Of their
visit was 10 pay their respects TO aransand
tender an apology for certain sxprsssiens
made use Of In . letter written BY o'Conor
10 q friend. O'Coaor said be had no REQ
objection Of writing tbs letter. and Jet be
would net asssrt that he bad net done 70,
bat he did wish 10 say that II hs had ever
written Q lsttsr containing such sxpres-
sions he had no foundation for tho state
msnt, and further, he never had OF his
own knowledge, or from hsarsay, any infor-
nation ON which TO base such . statement.
Tho apology Of 0'Coner was considered BY
the President ~ In . form and manner
worthy Of his high character - . gentle
man and Of his great abilities - . man.
and u was received by tho President with
. recognition similar In spirit 70 that In
which he undsnstood II 10 b tsndsred.
The Demeerass DIseeuragsd.
CHICAGO. February s.-Ths Joursars
Washington special says the Democratic
leaders have sorry looking faces, and arc
complstsly dsmoralised over the Commits
sion's action yesterday. Some. however.
h..o ,hs,, honss a, Dragon. ana asc,.rs
,h.t .hsr. 4. ri . 80 n,o.nsct m
nemocr.tio [c.nnsei to.dsv .hsved nv their
.c,;su ,h.t,hss -ora rrrrsnsr.S %, ,hs Az.
.;"ion TSa SowmJ..Ian'! vots mi. Nan.
,nr o%,c,rdirg s,idsnca .ho.t na.ios ~
nrocssdinSs under me ono vsrro.,o beiss
servcd on ths Hsvss Fisctors before De-
comber sixth was % decisive. that the Ne.
publieans REGARD - virtually ruiing OUT
m ~ ~ n1oarssd -. IT,.
in lbs Humphrey case, and he vas 20
yalueless that Eyarts declined 70 oross-
auction him,
The interest In the proceedings 10 In
creas'hs'
The senate To Nay.
wA~snrsaros. Feb. s-In thu Senate to-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
THE AMATEUR mInsrRfls.
Thsir K.ssrsaa..s.s d. ossA NM
Last Might Kussrs E.gags'

The sntcrtainmsnt given BY The Cold
Hill Amateur Minstrsls In Miners' Union
Hall last night was we'll attended. Gold
Hill always docs oSsr fair snesurssement
10 hsns talent. The programme consist
Cd Of comic and Sentimental sosu. instru-
mental sslcs. laughabls acts. chorusss. and
90 forth. Tho gsntismsntsiiagps rtin ths
performance arc Tommy Alsxander
ttambo), G. @. Convsll l~intsrlocutorl. Z.
=. Hall (bonss). joseph Ivy. H. =. Rule,
j. Qribbls, Edwin Pascss. Dan. O'Co.neii.
Mr.. Noyle and p. Laagvorthy. The fnsst
thing Of the evening vas "Ths Rag
Without . Stain" . Song By nsssrs- IVY
Movie, Rule and Paseos. Charley Con-
we'll males up we'll - . Jubilss singer:
Dan. O'Csnnsll would make Q suecessfui
comedian. Mr.. Langvorthy's clog dance
vas creditabls and the banjo solo BY M.
Hsll was excellent. This gentleman ssems
TO have the right swing Of his instru-
msut, and astsnishsd SEINE Of his friends
by the vay in which be hAnalssit. Tommy
Alexander looked stunning In his SONG and
dance. The evenings fun concluded with
q grand walk around by The company.
The Ninstrels have notAnnounced NE aafs
u their next Appearance. v unus
stood that they win visit Carson and Homo
some time In the near future. They may
possibly pay thar respects 70 the people OF
Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08

A very painful accident occurred a
about half-past 10 O'Clock last night In Tho
drift running from the i5oo-foot level Of
the Consolidated Virginia mine 10 the
@. and G. shaft. vio.sr Bsrna. . miner
had put in . blast and set IL Oh In Tho
usual way, but ono Of the holes hung frs.
Berna approached the place. thinning
everything all right, whom the tardy, blast
exploded. He WAS knocked down . very
badly hurt. Dr. Grant Was called. n
made an examination Of the mans
iuIuries. His right eye 10 entirely
destroyed and his entire fAcs 10 bruised
and manglod In the most frightfui man.
ner. His right side and arm we're niisd
with fins rock. and caused great paiA.
Berna 10 under DR.. GraAte care.
II is thought his injuries viii no.
o fatal. though thsy are Of
tho most serious nature. The accident
was caused BY . defective fuse. and u one
Of those peculiar occurrences that CANNOT
be forssesn or guarded against. All ths
men engaged In putting in these holes arr
careful and experienced miners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08

,r,c,xx Prurp.-Thsre were yestsrday
So :, AZ. coun,y CLARK
n''u A.. p-,a. a,
" c.-ss,,s.,.1 Mining Cemus.y.
~. s,.,m N m. company Il mentioned
4. living In the DEVILS dAie and China
tows Mining Districts. Lyon county;
Capital stock, $is.o0o,0oo. frinoipei
place Of pssinss, ~ Ep.Imor
ecrs'" Va: T. aihisy. CHARLIE NAY
hn.s M ri NJ Paltsn. Ths three first
.amel are the directors.
cuo,c, r,,,xo At rus fxsrvAL--The
-. p....o,.,, soc,.tv. n THAR fssti-
..a =, A.. nav
VA ana la. Nv. -, n, 90,
81 .dSi,isnsi Attraction, give . choice hst
upper tonight and W morrov night. from
7 10 II O'Clock. and also . hot tainey oin.
set e.moirss GSssn. %iu.urious and
1911 r.,ronirs ,hsm.
.,.,,,.h.s him.
w.--...., ,-n,nr,ne. ,eeu, in Wiz.
- o. ma. .mo. 4. in room No. ..
n.li Y.Iioxs' builaipg. Mr.. Hill 10 an
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
lBR0NCnIrIS

From John Fiagy. Eco. Of B~euninstss, y. H.
"Tnrss years since I was very much rsduosd
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In bron-
dlfncuit 10 speak In IN audibls voios. To TILL
was adiel s.vers night sveats. and I 70 fear
full of going into . decline. Aftsr reeosfss "a
vzrioas rcmedies 10 no purpoee. I male - OF
DE-. wi.tar's raisam Of Wild cherry. . To bot
ties Of which mily re-tor~d me 10 hsslth.
since that time ! have bel several .evsrs e.
tarhs Of cough, but the BaisAm hss always ~.
moved them. always keep % By ne, end
should not know how 10 do without a.
sold b. all druggistr. j
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
the LEGISLATURE.
l.rrc,A. tn rus solD HILL DAILY r.u'.l
Nenate.

Senate.
Carson, February y. - westerfeld's
.amsndmsnt To the Revenue Act 30 - 10
tax church property. secret society prop
srty. private grave yards. and exempt
mortgages passed by . vote OF IA 10 =.
which Was all Of Importance done In the
Senate this morning.
The Cook claim bill. Mineral Hill bill,
and Warden bill have all been signed BY
the Governor.
Assembly. ..
Cleaver introduced . joint memorial
asking that the Walker River Indian Res.
ervation he thrown open 70 settlement.
The special order. the Chinese queue
Hill. came up and altar the Offering and
voting down Of . number Of Josh amend
ments tho bill was passed.
Babcock gave notice Of . bill for The
construction Of an Endless Chain railroad
between Virginia and Gold Hin.
Orgy gave notice Of . reconsideration ol
the queue bill.
The bill providing for the taxation o
the net procesis u mills producing on'
ton or less Of ore passed.
The bill to repeal the Act for q clerk In
the state Library passed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
VACANT PLACES

In the dental nnis will never oceur u - are
particular with your teeth, and ehsass hen
every day with that famous tostb-vash eozo-
snsmel spotless and unlm Ths tss<h OF
per.oI . Who uss suz0DOSr hare pssff-iie
uhitene<s, and The runs o roecate hue, wniie
the breath 10 punded and undsred swssA and
fragrant. 10 h composed Of ufs astieeps,e
herbs. and Ia entirely frve nom the digestion
able and injurioas Ingredients of teoeh-ps.,ss'
etc. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
A s%UFrOCATiNo COUGH.

10 . letter 10 Mrs. Lisls, Of Chicago. . well
known contributor to the Western press, she
sseribcs the cure Of dangerous cough. acccu.
panied sy bleeding a. =: iuns;, 70 ,1 Hss :
shs says. .threatened 70 su5ocats ne -
but the Honey OF Horshound and Tar has
removed every traes OF t." The letter vas %
: lady friend IN this city. Who has PLACED u q
the disposal OF o. N. Chttsntou. Z sixth avs.
nne. Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure In css
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
SAN FRANCISCO.
suieids Of . DisshsrgsA Units1
states solder.
.,,oiAl 70 . ooiD NIL pAnr rsu..

srsoiAL 10 TEE soi.p NIL pAnY Esvs.
BAN PlAxcrsco. February al ?. n
A man who arrived BY the last steamer
from the Southern coast and tsok . room
a the Central Hstsl. on Broadway, ~
tween sansoms and Battery streets, yes
isrday, committed suicide this morning
By blowing out his brains with . revolver.
He left the following noS:
"Disd BY my OWE sot. Tired Of Life.
"6AxuKL Goss."
He had on his person . discharge from
the United States army ~ hospital stsv-
ard, dated Camp Bldwell, August 70, 1876.
In the name OF Bsmuel Lyons.
The Police Commissioners propose
this afternoon 10 have IN exhaustive In
quiry into the circumstances Of tho raid
on tho Tivoli Garden. which recently
caused such excitement among the Ger
man population.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08

IsroarAr,sx WAITED Of the vhersssssts Of
Mrs.. cummings-maidsn mama, Bridget fstsrs
who vii hear % something to her advantage
BY addressing Michael Donovan. ~ Iehon
sirrst, San Pfsncisco. California taotW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08

HAeAN's MAGNOLIA BALM pussrvss and ~
stores the compilation, removes frvefi's. tan
aud 'sllowness; makss the skin pof. vhita sld
delicate. lts spplica,ioa cannot NJ dsteetsd.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
HOW THE NATION RECEIVED THE
GREAT DECISION.
Republicans Jubllant and Den.
ecrats Depressed Everywhere.
Dudley Fields BulldosinE Comes
to Naught.
PRsCRRDIxGs OF THE CoMnIs.
SION TO-DAY.
Every Ruling In Favor OF the Re-
publican Claims.
WOW Let Those who Stood By Their
Colors Rejoice.
rs,.cuAL pprArcu,s TO TIE Com Hill
DAILY Hrvs.!
PRsCRIDISGs OF THE CoMnIs.
SION TO-DAY.
Every Ruling In Favor OF the Re-
publican Claims.
WOW Let Those who stood By Their
Colors Rejoice.
fsrscAL pprArcnEs 70 ruH Com Hill
DAILY HEws.i

-. ma.
tsrsczAL pnrAfcAts ,"A "oA
DAILY HHS''
Proceedings 81 me Eiesserai Se"'
inissisa To-day.
V-.sursorox. rsbruary S.-The Com
--....,.a a, n counsel for
misso. -
both aides was present.
Justice Clifford stated that procecaings
vsrs NOW In order under the orders adopt
...v- C.I.,..,.n v..,.rJ.v.
. oy 'ns
Mr.. Green, OF counsel on tho 9Sn
side. called - . witness ueorgc =. nae y.
FLORIDA, INC res,as, !. s,..s
Attorney General OF tns otA'e. A..
Question-Were you Presen, "n'n "0
writ OF gao ,earrcn'o was ssrveu, -.
Evarts objected 70 the quesusn - ho'
within the order OF the cour,.
orssn SAID tnsy Propose1 M"s
OF ths Y~o ea,rss'' pise1" az. Car.
| did not consider the order OF tho CON-
missioh excluded That question:.
The question was then u 70 tne com
mittse, and tho objection OF EvAr" was
sustained.
...Aa. r...l nr..,
HAVING zen 'tna;on - Trm,hre,s
prcsen.so .Ae ouin"is".. snas :, tiac.te
q 2 comm ~ az earrt H. which lie
psper was filed. that NO resignation had
been aled up 10 January ~. 1877.
Humphreys was called on the Hepubli-
can side and examined b.. ~stoushton. he
testified that he resigned the once Of U.
s. Commissioner. and his resignation was
accepted on October o.. 1915. o. Judge
Wood. from whom tho ONCE came.
Witness produced . written acceptance
OF his r~esignation. MT. Merrick oolecpco
to the production Of the paper, "a y was
IN act Of an individuai anu ho' VI 'no
court.
To Btoughton-The paper was receiver
from Judge Wood In answer 10 my resis'
nation. IL Was accepted. u the Juugr
said that until he Judge Wood could
come 10 Pensacola and hold court tne
duties would be discharged BY the COL
lector Of the Port.
The introduction oil . letter from iilram
Potter. Collector OF Customs, daled octo-
Der 8, 1876, asking witness 10 TURN OVER
the books and papers OF his Once wa oo-
jectsd 10 by Merriok.
Witness stated that he did turn over tue
ofiss and had not exercised the functions
Of the Office since. 49,.
Cross-examined by ureeh,Ah" Ie.r.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
Lrox,a KAmAnoH makes besutlfaI. fioeay

luxuriant hair; prsvsnts its hliisg oct % turn.
fng gray. II hss stood The test Of foety ysers,
IL eharmingly psrfumsd, sad h. 10 nvL. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
IRON A DISTINGUISHED JURIsr,

1T have tried the PERUVIAN SrRuP. and the
rssuit fnily sustains your prediction. 10 hes
mads . new MAJ Of me infused Into my -
TEN new vigos and energy. ! an no Longer
tfsmulous and dsoilitaied - When you last
capacity for labor, mental and physical. than
q sny time during The last i've years" toid
By ell druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
NOTICE.

NJo ONE 10 AUTHORIZED To RsnErPr
~ for o. collect moneys for ths upders1gsed
except Q. =. SOME anA I. ,. sAWYHl.
to ivk D. II. cARklok.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
roC aEPoRr.

isrrorrsp DAILY 1T H p. xrArms . COL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
The Inhuman Treatment OF Wells
and Anderson.

~ s-'
Year, old laid ON his bed Of sickness. II
was inhuman TO keep them In such . room.
and he therefore offered . resolution di.
rsctilg the Ssrgsantat-Arms 10 remove
the prisoners 10 . we'll lighted and we'll
ventilated room. where their health may
net be endangered.
Coz said II was In this same call that .
~Republican Congress had incarcerated
Stewart and Irwin. Tho prisoners were
confined and In the close custody Of the
Sergeant at Arms, but they could release
themselves by simply purging themselves
Of contempt Of the House and answering
the questions they had refused 10 answer.
McCrary inquired what questions they
had refused 10 answer. I.
Coz said they had failed 10 produce Ger.
tain papers.
McCrary-They arc confined for not
producing what WA not In their posses
sion.
Cox-Ths House has disposed Of that
question. The resolution was In his judg.
ment . rsproach ON the ssrgcant-at-Arms.
The witness had boon simply treated ~
Uther witnesses had heen.
Wilson spoke In favor OF tho resolution
ana bthttu Iuht hiNr relucht iruihcss ~
hmpts 10 SEQ the witnesses he had sue
cssdod In 90 doing only by IN order
from the Speaker. When he did
succeed he found the witness In . small
iIi-ventilatsd cell. He could not escape
the impression that the officer In The Ser-
esantst-Arms' Office did not wish the pris-
onsrs V be we'll treated. He honored the
Speaker for his honest efforts 70 relieve
their sufferings. IL was abhorrent 70 tho
feelings Of Americans that the House
should troat with such cruelty an old man
over seventy years old because he had
stssd up for what he knew was right.
After an hours spirited debate on tho
resolution providing more comfortable
o for Wells and Anderson. the House,
By . vote Of IS 70 1l9, refused TO sustain
the demand for the previous question.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
STOLEN.

Two osRrrYiCATRs. YIYrY SHARES
i sseh. Nes. II and n. Of STOCK In The eupe.
Zoe Pitsscnh. kavs BEEN stolen. All persons
ne hsrvby warned against NEGOTIATING the nns,
~ trarsiss has bess stoppsd.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-08
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO A. .. buL-
a LAID. Of The vsssy Houas. viil pleass
Ill and sttIe their aecf unts trmedIsfey. 70
ks Money 10 earry On b sinsss. and coin ]
's.i aud viii havs. Pair n0tlcs.