Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-19
GENERAL NOTES.


CINCINNATI Il getting up quite q trade
In Peru and Mexico on her bottled beer.
II II noticeable that revolutions are be-
coming more frequent down there, also.
From which II Ia to DO inferred that the
v~iciousnsss developed by the beverage Is
enhanced by the sub-tropical climate.
There Il Is revolution; in Cincinnati II
only leads men to stuff the bsllot-box
with Democratic votes.
TIE Toledo Blade says: One Of the
wittisst men in the United Statss-sx-
Senator James W. Nye-disd Of soften
ing Of the brain. and ever since then.
whenever . Newspaper paragraphsr gets
. little headache he looks sadly ont Of
the window and murmurs to himself,
Poor Jim ! poor Jim ! I shall not DO
long In following you"
TIE members Of the Indiana press
continue to exchange kindly eourtssiss.
The Fort Wayne Seminal says: 1.-THE
Losansport Pharos wants the proposed
State Insbriats Asylum located at that
point. II IL will effect . cure Of the
Pharos man, the Sentinel will offer no
objection"
RUSSIA Is famous all over the world
for the way she tans leather. and part OF
her success 10 said to be due to q judi.
cious use Of birch during the operation.
The question now is whether shs will
be successful in tanning Turkey. and to
what extent birch will como into play
there.
Tns opinion is gaining ground among
railroad men and civil engineers that the
Ashtasula disaster was caused by the
train running OF the track just before 1t
struck the bridge. It struck the struc-
turs In its weak place in consequence.
and the shock could not DO resisted.
GEonoE JULIAN says that the Louisi-
ana election was fair and peaceabls.
Senator Bayard says that the outrases
committed in the State Of late years
'are most shocking to humanity"
Which Of those two Democrats arc We
TO believe?
BABIES bear a good deal Of abuse In
this world. In fact. II Is believed that
few grown folks could or would stand TO
be jerksd. soused. swaddlsd, baked,
basted. suffoeated. and frozen by turns.
as these little tongusd.tisd chaps often.
times are.
Z. X. CHAPMAN & Co.. have succeeded
to the propristorship Of the Golden Era,
and already that pioneer weekly pre-.
SCENTS many evidences Of Improvement.
The paper Is good, the type clear, and
the literary matter Of high average
quality.
An iron mountain. rivaling its Mis-.
souri, name sake. has been discovered
sixty miles north OF Duluth. MINI. 1t
il eight miles long. one aud 4 halt miles
wide, aud 1000 feet above the level OF
Lake Superior.
MosBr has been guilty Of q shrewd
sentence. A member OF Congress asked
him the other day what all this war talk
amounted to. and he answered that
"the fellows who are talking fight re-
mind me OF barnysrd chickens cackling
for corn"
A LooASsroRr (Ind.) gentleman M
nounces . satisfactory ito him at least)
theory for the meteor. He says he can
show by the scriptures that 1t was Q bevy
Of angels carrying messages to another
planet.
An Atlanta. Georgia, Negro has sue
cssdsd in DEMONSTRATING pa,rids-s, and
now has abou, sixty young birjs, Matched
ost in the Spring. oil doing we'll. They
are tame. healthy and seem contented.
Ir. as is feared, tho supply Of pctro-
leum gives out inside OF the next two
years. how are We going to carry oh the
next Presidential campaign
The indianapolis Seniisl wants Fer
naudo Wood judiciously bull.dosed for
his new election heresy.
TnEY propose to call thu society OF
newspaper psrsgraphsrs. the Mutual
Gloom Association.
SAN. BOWLS has so far abandoned
Tildsn rs to speak Of "vice President
Wheeler"
A Schoolmastcr's E%lopemsnt.
On Tuesday afternoon . gentleman
named Shaw zane into our Office to in-
quire the whereabouts Of Mr.. Dristow.
who had been engaged rs hsadl master
OF the Orillis High School. We told
him that Mr.. Bristow had resigned the
position to which no had so recently
been appointed. On learning that his
resignation WAS sent from Detroit, the
gentleman broke down. and II was some
time before he could explain the cause
Of his apparent grief. Mr.. Brixtow had
been a frequent visitor at his house in
Campbellford. and had succeeded in
gaining the affections OF Mr.. Shaw's
only daughter. a girl Of eighteen. This
WAS in spitc of the fact that Bristow