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STNBEtNS.

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Sir charles li'NclNuu mas c"iVu"''"
that fourth part the population oi LONDON Apply Tor
and receive arainiion- mrd," tohe durn- e"rh t'"
AT the Theatre Irauyais last month TN"
puc de Brogc had to draw back I'm his hos avoid ihe
hostile demonstrations of the yt US soon he showed
himself
II L. enid flint thn block of Ground in
,, ,, ,.,,,, - ,,, ,,o, i,y,i, ,nt,d n, insurance
"a, ~. , ~, a.. r.-,..I,,t ami touft..uth
streets, AMI Fourth a,cnuc and broadway.
The Secretary OF the society lofth Iro-
lection of Ancient Hulings has addressed to the Dean
and chapter ot Canterbury Cathedral IN Ewmhi, pro
test against proposed removal from the choir OF the
ancient stalls
Mis-. Thomson. the battle painter. has
ton t,,i,, far ,ri,nore with ti, intention of crossing
mo u.it,,s a., tho sant of war a. mako sketches Her
h,,,,1 v,ir nu,r of the Ilors, Guards. was refused
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j FOX u EfSsTONN AID LIVERPOOL
tl1N on CHESTER ........ SutuultN ANs D. p
cray or RICHMOND . . SatuliiN ~Unf D. 10 b y
CRY OF BERLIN suit D.. % y
frm lcr g. N'rul i.'.t
tABlN 81 AND SOD gold H. iur.fI. .Hfr IN fIf r
term, SfEEEADL So. currency u.Iff. HiI ' SIN
Saloons state Rooms, snukius amt SAG, 1'm' 'iH'4
SHIPS.
joins a. DALE A.,f'
- and $50 iiNllnHt. NrN ..t.
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DE>NsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE
anil after June -. l-77 trains leave NrW York
pr.hros~cs and 'grilanti streets fcrr,. a. follow.
ENure~s tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh, The Wc.t aud south,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, % NJ, q and
T. VI. daily
For Wiliam-port Lock Haven CORY. and Ere at u
4 Nj. connecting AT CORY Tor Itu.sitlc. Petroleum
Centre, AMI the OIL Regions For MilhamspOrt ami Lot
Haven. A VI
For Baltimore, Washington, and the South. Limited
Washington Expires ui Pullman Pnflor ear, lt.y
except SUNDAY. "a1A arrive Washington i1r v
Krgular NJ : 20 \ NJ, !, q, and 80 T.. NJ. sunIay
and = go T.
Eyprc-- Tor Philadelphia : 20 20 O. $50 LmIi.n
- ilu ". L. J. %, g., :. and tll' SUNDAY. 90 a "
~. and : 80 r. NJ Lnn-ran, ami second Ia'-
l. NJ
For train, to Newark Elizabeth. Railway ruUr,on,
Trenton. f,rh Amho,. l'emngiUn. h,Itii'r. 10
other points. ~.e n.il .,.N.lu. 900 800 l,htf uNt-
Tram. Hriiyt DO .u in-hlr.. e. .Nlui ~ 90 nd
~ -ur N dulti o. in \ VI our " huI,. GA. ~
mday From Washington mi bdum''. ~
A N.- 3D. o. 3d. uni 90 lu T. ~HIlf. %
From Ihf| IIIIIl. D. 1913. O. $780, 20 3d. Do iI II 3D.
~ luA lu. lNi b o. o.. IHl. Geo. 90 -
J. sunday, t", 600, go -, II 90 a u % a.i
lu-uP
1lrkct Un'c- 526 and pa BrDalwlv1 Aston % 80.
and fuut 81. pc~russr~ aul tnrtltit st~ court %.
HrnokNn. "a llH and li~ hudson 81 ilhnh. iellL
Jersey tlN LmlslAnt Ticket Ohrr, . hlii.ry place..
PRANK THOMSON, l. T. FARMER
Gene raj ManA-'r e. neral fu-- n- ''"Nf
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GlIWntr0 ttml'ts,

6dlantr0-- - ttml'ts
UPTOWN ApvrHrIsrHs
N'yi,a,s ncr nyor, ior Ir, srs at the only author
i.si- Fr,ilvl,y. U..n.r 90 ai.t It. MnOrM aul
o' fD0v'.' eofi l'r o.. ~ .-. uauisI H.
Il. STEWART a 90. want fIRsT-cLtsS
chimes. run by steam. iof flNE SillLT WORK Arply
a. e4 IT. ,Atrane,, BgoatWuy, Fourth aN, smith and
4 GREAT nEDuCTIoN. Ialie. l. 80 70 a.. lea
domestic $50 all other Kind. n, cash plenty Of work
chiiae ior tnc Soar. VA ali the week
AT 80 EAST 9TH ST. opposite Sicwarr., and
- Hi Grand -. srca rcinc non II A. KIND, OF : wing
de- the year round AZ good prices
ALL KINDS hrstcla,s new sowing machines at re.
duccd prices good SECOND PAM i 1saH sN,nin,eu
TTENTIoN s5 ,s can nnd
sixth NV. Notice address
EXPERIENCED lace hands on Wilcox 4
On ,mac mn, wiil nnI srany "oth AZ \ orTEhS
ARTIFICIALLEAvEs .-Expcreneed hands Tor
: '''1'"' '''' - '' ''"' 5 LEVY, io7 Greene st,
RTIFICIAL FLOwERs.-Geod. brenchers
"A and piquct makers wanted at A GOLDBERG
60 ;. 40 broadway
KTIFICIAL FLOWERS and feathers Good
- rose makers and fancy leather hands wanted ijl
Broome ST.
FEW expert ruche rresscr. only thoroughly ex
''''''''D !. LOE%ESsrEIN. 30 Idspcuard st
RTIFICIAL FLOWERS Wanted. a good
~ packer ior aruheaI flowers aud feathers l2ofiince
A a LADY viii scl her 80 W Wilson machine
A.mrsis CalIllo Mecdousal st room Mrs Eu''el
N pcniers Employment hou-c loS 9th av near 9th st
A -FIKsT-rLAss cloak hand, A. 6nishers' no
IA. others need apply bouIoN's' ID walker 4
dom TsTIC, singer Wheeler 4 Wilson, W A
n Glib. sewing machines Tor sale tor $50 ia5 Canal II
A Ill GOOD GIRLS can get places right Oh, IN city
~ or country. Particulars at SO 9TH av
RONNAZ.- wanted only ar.tclass experienced op
F. q. psMAEsNER. 27 Wooster st
DOCK FOLDERS wanted and a few girls to learn
B,nc Ha'nc.s " / ioNiISsoS - BccAmSn i
RAsTrHs and nn,'her. wanted ON 4SSy,' e9a'. ~
| CHAIN sTITCuEHs IN Grover 4 Bakers ma.
y shnes also good operators on iannel sf's' at 2o9
CXPTRIENCED hand, on lace goods, also good
- ''''' '''' ) sANDNNN 20 il L.pcnora st
EXPERIENCED operators on fine cloaks, only
- ''' '''' h. KOCH, 80 Lispcnara st
EXPERIENCED operators ladies ties also
''''' - 80 ''' SOLOMON BRos, II Leonard st
EXrERIENCED hands on esertoN pe.nps
LIRsT.CLAss operator. and hni.hcI' wanted on
ladies' clOaks also some grls to learn. Ludlow St,
second floor.
NANCY FEATHERS Wanted % mi class
Il hands specially good pastors bi East Houston It
| LNANCY FEATHER aud Hover hand, wanted ;
also learners 6lS broadway, SECOND floor
No % orchard st. 81 floor
EIRIs wanted to work On fancy feathers, only CA.
wEiNlIANDLER asi's Grand st
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flrrsonal Aotltss.

A GOODHICH, Atty at Law. IA Dearborn 81. chi.
~ cage III AdNicc Tree. 80 Tee unless successful
All corr spondcnoe strictly confidential
hR. KICORD's ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
- manhood tn the dcOllatfd m four weeks Failure
impossible - per case Druggists supplied Sole AGENT
ID j. JACQUES lnWrHY pace, Sew Norn.
DISEASES OF MEN. ntIvou, desil.N. and KIN.
- lrd Anrt unn- .IteilN and Permanently cured BY
lENNN \ DANIELS, NJ u IA ltAiugtOn Az near slth
It Hours ull 8. and u 10 4 NJ
hK FANNOG, magnetic healing phy sicitn cures
- iANtEkS, II Npks. all nerNou. and clrorir dis
eases, without mcdi,ln, 80 18th nv Hours from 10 A.
I" = IN, pooi ir'e from "iu 10 A VI
hK. rKOIIN, from rnris, can be consulted tor all
- DISEASES OF men speedy and radical cures, 20 years
pracuce. once "a Bond 81
nisEAsls OF MIN \ speciality, curv from 3 10
~ days DIR. DYER, AZ West 18Th 81. near 9th av
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Gtnl Gsiats.
stcr Sale anN % Get.

OFFICES TO IET-ln second story sun building
" fnuf and rear. Wtll hlhtcd ami steam hcntrl Ap
ply at sun Publication ONCE Nassau alt Frankfort ,is
GroKE 10 let, rent slH per month FURNISHED room,
P'or huu,,krclnf ~ o. sl'u per week 40 Hudson 81,
EUE STORE los Nas,au 81, sun bmdine. tp lct
suitable banking. insurance. ernriul business,
.uam heated Apply At the sun Publication Oh.t,. 10
NASSAU st
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The San Francisco Chronicle OF yester-
day says: There Is still another acct.
dent to report In connection with tho
Suffer street wire road. this time result
ing In the possible manning for life OF
one Of its passengers. Yesterday morn
ing, ct about 8 o'clock, Mrs. Elizabsth
Searlos, residing at No. 52G Stevenson
street, while attempting to step from u
dummy between Larkin and Hyde.
sithsr fell or was thrown down, and tho
car being In motion passed W. and. II
Is supposed. broke one Of her legs. The
poor woman suffered excruciating pain,
and Il Is feared that she has received In.
tsrnal injuries also which may provo
fatal.
Says tho Ala Of yesterday: That our
people are determined to punish tho
scoundrels who In cold blood murdered
the Ave i~noffensive Cinnamon near
Chico, and vindicate the fair name OF
California, Is evidenced by the fact that
yesterday our bankers. merchants. and
Insurance managers, sent TO Colonel
Bee the sum Of 1900 In gold "to aid
In tho arrest and punishment OF tho
Chico murderers; and II necessary To
that end they will double or q%uadruple
the sum sent"
Captain Isaac Harding, for several
years in couDnand Of steamships on the
Panama route, and also at N time In
command OF the steamer New World.
died at the Union Hotel. Sacrnmsnto.
IN Monday. after o brief illness OF
cramps In the stomach, with which no
wal seized shortly after his arrival
In this city, on o visit, toward the close
Of last week. He was Q native OF
Massachusetts,, aged 81 years. The re-
mains will be forwarded this morning 10
his late residence In Solano county for
interment.
The Sacramento Record. Union says:
Street Commissioner Knox yesterday
commenced repairing the streets. and
employment will thus be afforded q
few Of the idle men who have been wait.
ing anxiously for a job. Unfortunately
for them. but fortunately for the tax.
payers. the winter has been 30 mild that
the streets do not need much work.
The conservatory OF o. p. Livermorc
on Oakland Nights was entered n short
time ago and q valuable collection 81
plants destroyed. II IL believed to have
been the work OF an~ti-coolieites, NJ
Chinese laborers have bson employed
there. Another conservatory In Oak
land faysd In n ~uiniIar mannsr m fsyv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21
THIRD pisPAToH.
Milton n. Lstham's New stsambsas
Esterprise-Ths Palace Motel 20
Change Hands.

San FnAxcIsco. March 2i.-Milton o.
Latham. President Of tho North Pacific
Coast Railroad. has had built In New York,
two steamers Of about q thousand tons
burden. 70 ply between this city and
ssucelito. They are Of the finest con.
struction and arc guaranteed 10 attain q
speed OF twenty-five miles por hour. A
feature worthy Of notice Ia that they are
70 be shipped from New York by rail. each
piece Of timber and machinery being
marked to facilitate tho setting up here.
The frst one has already arrived. filling
100 cars. The other IL on the way.
Thors ID Q rumor about town, pretty
we'll authenticated, that Warren Leland
will very soon turn over the Palace
Hetel 10 Mr.. T. O. Nswlands and young Mr..
Sharon, nephew Of the Senator, who will
run Il In the latter's name. II IL under
steod that Leland will continue In charge
Of the details Of the management, while
the new managers will give attention more
particularly 70 the financial Affairs Of the
hotal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21
rue ArroNrMExr or DoUoIAss

The appointment Of Frederick Doug
las. as Marshal Of the District Of
Columbia. is . tribute to the genius and
ability Of the oolor~d race. His con-
armasiou vas eagerly opposed By the
Bar OF the District. Who considered his
appointment an insult to themselves;
bat their protest went for nothing In the
Senate. which 10 determined that ability
and honesty shall BE- recognised. no
matter what may be the color Of their
dress. And 80 this black man. Who was
oncs . slavs. but whose superior intelli-
gsnes and perseverance, In the pursuit Of
knowledge. has made him the peer Of
any white man, and greatly the superior
Of many Of the late masters in the South.
Ands himself to-day In u Of the finest
positions in the Prcsidsnt's gin. Truly.
10 b . great revolution that has taken
place In this country in the last sixteen
ysan-a revolution the ultimate results
Of which NO man can forssss.
The appointment Of Frederick Doug
LAS Is . good one In many respects. but
principally in that It assures the nation
that Prssidsat Hayes scheme Of zen.
Citation does not contemplate any sac
rhcs Of Republican principles. or the
giving over Of the black men Of the
South 70 the tender msrcies Of the
White Liners and bulldossrs. Il amply
means equality TO all. white and black.
and u the South can but bring itself d.
meet the President half way. and aid
him heartily In the pursuance Of this
policy. the color line will be entirely
wiped out before the end Of the present
Administration. and the next campaign
will opsn upon a nation united In spirit
g we'll q In name.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

THkRr are about forty millions OF
people who are longing for a rceener'
atsd civil service. for establishing order
in the South. and for an honest currency.
and 10 long rs these ends are aimed ut
they core very little who hold the Offices.
There are about forty thousand citizens
whose bones are aching TO serve their
country. but they refuse to worry them
selves about the currency 10 long rs
they draw = salary in legal tender. They
don't object to q little disorder-just
enough to keep things livsly-and they
are willing that the civil service should
reform itself from the inside. President
Hayes seems 10 have made up his mind
that be will not administer the Govern
msnt exclusively in the interest Of the
latter class.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21
NEVADA MEMS.

The winnemuccs Stpsr Stats Of March
10th tells the following: Yesterday
morning, o. the passenger train east
was passing Kemlsr's mill. running st
the rate OF about fifteen miles an hour
and increasing Its speed rapidly, An
agile tramp, who had been standing by
the side Of tho track, caught hold OF the
railing on the forward end Of the postal
car, nsxt to the engine, and, though bis
feet swung in the air for q minute. be
succeeded In getting Q foot.hold. and
climbed up the steps TO the platform.
Conductor Hopkins watched his moyar
msnts from one Of the rear cars. and
about the time the tramp got comfort
ably seated the train was brought 70 .
stop and he was obliged to vacsts the
position be had risksd his life TO attain.
The Eureka papers give an account Of
the capture Of q horse-thief named Sts-
ven A. Winnie. He stole Q horse, sad
die and bride from the stable OF Josh
Anderson, In Eureka, and was finally
ovsrhauled with his booty, after q chase
Of $50 miles, and brought back. His
pursuers were obliged to shoot him In
the leg before be would listen to reason.
Eureka has lately been infested with
o gang Of houssbreaksrs and thieves.
Some well-dirscted efforts by the police
authorities and others have been re-
warded by the arrest Of the principal Of.
tenders and their incarceration. The
probability is that the next term OF the
District Court there will furnish q con.
siderable recruiting for the State Prison.
Horse stealing seems 10 interrupt the
prevailing m~onotony Of dull times at
Reno.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21
JONAH AND THE WHALE.

Again has science come to the rescue
Of revealed religion. and this time IL not
only proves thu tho story Of Jonah's re-
markabls tenancy Of . whales stomach
II perfectly plausible. but that such ala
event might occur without even the in
tsrposition Of q miracle. An eminent
naturalist, who has studied the whale
question closely. and whose numerous
disssctions OF this monster Of tho deep
have made him thoroughly acquainted
with It's internal structure. takes tho
stand In defence Of Jonah. He tells us
that the tale is not only plausible but
probable. The throat OF the whale in
sufficiently comprehensive to admit OF n
full-sized man. provided His whaleship
did not resent the familiarity by closing
down upon him with his ponierous
jaws. The throat connects with n larg.
bag or intestine. into which tho mother
frequently takes two Of her young at u
time when they are weak. or during n
tsnpest. Iato this bag. the passage
once passed. the adventurous Jonah
might have dropped. Tho vessel Is am
ply provided with vents, which permit
Of respiration. and so long a. a man
could survive without food. he might
live In this novel tenement quite CON-
fortably. unless dsvoured BY a young
whale taken in during his tenancy.
Whore o be the scoffersf
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SAN
a Mexican Refugee on Sis WAY
Home.

San FRAScisco. March ALL p. NJ
Major General jose @. Z. Ballos, late
Commander.in Chief Of the Fourth Ter
ritoriai Division Of the Mexican Republic,
comprising the Northwestern and Pacific
Statss. starts this morning overland "a
New Orleans. whence he will proceed "a
the Rio Grande. and thence into Mexico.
He returns by special invitation Of Diaz,
by whom II Is expected that no will be ap.
pointed Secretary Of War u = reward for
past military services.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
Labor rroubIe. I'M BerIIn.

Labor Troubles In Beriin.
BERLIN. March 2i.-Laborers here yes
terday attacked . number from Posen
working on q tramwsy In this city. be-
cause the latter had accepted lower wages
The police supported tho Poseners. hui
were repulsed. A company OF infantry
was ordered out, and with some mounted
police cleared the streets. Several vert
wounded.
The Montsnegrin War.
LONDON. March Ala Vienna dispatch
reports that the Montsncgrin troops ar,
concentrating on tho frontier. Primes
Nicholas will start OH the Goth for the
camp at MEDIUM. The Herzegovlnian corps
IL concentrated at Bojari. General Despot'
ovich 10 marching on Danjaluka.
A circular from Moscow urges all the
sclavonian committees 10 raise fresh funds
In aid Of the Montenegrin war.
MlseeIlaneous.
LONDON, March 2i.-Silver closed al
53i d. per unce Consols, 90 7-lG. United
States '~bonds-G5's. 1854 CTS, l09S
l0-40's. 1851 ; new SIS, l07b. New iorl
Central, 02t ; Erie, z.
LONDON. March 2i.-M the Lincoln
Spring meeting to-day the Lincolnshire
handicap was won by Footstep. Pourse'
want being second and Lord Lincoln
third.
PARIS. March 2i.-Presidsnt MAcMahor
sends tho Marquis. Dslza, his irst abide.
camp, TO berlin 10 congratulate the En-
pcror on his oightieth birthday.
ROME. March 2i.-Monsignor Nardis
Auditor OF the Sacred Rsta. Is dying.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

THERE 10 o good deal Of talk Of the
relationship Of Stanley Matthews 10
President Hayes. The latest expert
who has scanned the genealogical tree,
says that Mathew sister married DR..
Joseph Webb. who 10 tho brother Of the
Presidents wife. That ID, Matthews 10
the Presidents brothsr.in-law. three
times removed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

WHEN John Sherman WAS defeated
Tor the speatership Of the Thirty-sixth
Congress. q Democratic member snesr-
ingly told him on the door Of the House.
you'll roost lower next time" Soon
after that Mr.. Sherman was elected to
the Ssnats. whore he has remained until
nov. when he succeeds to M Of the
most important departments OF the
Government. There are several Demo-
cratic statesmen who would gladly copy
Secretary Sherman's habit Of "roosting
lover"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

NEW PArESn. Through Dewey 4
Co.. Patent Agents, Ban Francisco, We
receive the following list Of United
States patents. granted to Pacific coast
inventors, viz: 3 .0i2-J. l.. X W,
Z. Crist and G. H. Smith. Sacramento,
California. thill coupling 1876, Josh.
Kelly. East Portland. Oregon. grain
separator lss. 09s-N. ID. Brett, Boul'
der, Colorado. shaft furnaces for treat
ing ore 1873. i00-S. =. Burton. San
Francisco. awnings for bird cages /; 1885,
l2i-J. Gostz. San Francisco. explosive
compounds; 1875. l52-F. W. Krough,
Tulare. California. saving machine /;
1855, l67-J. L. Mitchell. Pueblo. Colo.
RADIO. car seat 1855. lG9- b. Moon. San
Francisco. tobacco press; 1888, l9l-A.
Rutherford, walla walla. Washington
Territory. horse collar 1888. aO6-J. G.
Tetsrs. San Francisco. button fasssn.
ings. Designs: s.T70-P. l.. Davis.
San Francisco. combined match holder
aud friction mat; 9.siG--S. Ksllet, San
Francisco. csntsr.piecs. Trade Marks
4.434-wLksr Brothers, Salt Lake City
and Ogden. Utah Territory. teas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

THE la,'s. note. in regard to Mrs.
Hayes are to the effect that abe Is "a
winsons lady," and that when abe
smiles . dimple Is disclosed in either
cheek. Her young daughter Is said to
b hsr mother In miniature. and though
only nine years old is q model Of dainty
courtesy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

MINNIE MYRTLE" late the wife Of
Joaquin Miller, wa married recently ut
Portland, Oregon, to a Mr.. Logan. mn
employe In the pest-houso What a
fall from Parnassus was there. to 10
sure
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21
BORN.

WAGNER In Crown Poist Eavlnc. Goid IIill.
March soth. TO Mrs. wagber. . daughter.
SIONE-At the Toll louise, near winnemucea.
March sth, to the wife OF Thomas Shone. .
sou.
wARDLE-In Austin. March 18th. 10 tho wife
OF Noah wsrdle. . son.
LEONARD In Virginia. March Goth, 10 d..
wife OF Peter Leonard, q daughter.
b0wMAM-In Belmont. March l2th. TO tbs
wife II John Bowman, Q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

EzsA Garrzxxn Of Bsrks county,
Pennsylvania. il enjoying local fame
because with four assistants he recently
performed the feat Of threshins 1000
sheayss Of oates In ninety-hve minutes.
including two stoppasss. The machine
usrd was built forty years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

TIE Prince Of Wales has decided to
plsce his two eldest sous on the ship-of-
wal Britannia. In order that they may
be subject TO naval discipline. although
no. necessarily with the view to adopt
ing the navy as . profession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

The Gold Hin 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, 1877-03-21

A .unattc's wall AGAINST Grnut.
WASHINGTON. March 2i.-Thomas brig
gins. who was before the Committee on
Administration Affairs frem the lunatic
asylum as . witness Q year ago, and tcsti.
fed about the spirit Of General Grant be-
ing at bis bedside, has entered . suit In
the Circuit Court against tho ex.Prcsidsnt
for false imprisonment and 500, 900 dam.
ages. Ho was arrested Q month ago by
the police for threatening General Grant
and sent TO the asylum.
Cengrasuiatinx Ohio's New senator.
CoLpNBus. March 20. = Members Of
both branches Of the General Assembly.
without regard TO party. tonight attended
the banquet given BY Stanley Matthews
at his hotel. Speeches were made by both
Republicans and Democrats, c~ongratula-
ting Senator Matthews and each other that
20 fair-minded and cultivated = gentleman
had bsen chosen ~ Senator from Ohio.
The Cabinet Meeting To-day.
WASHINGTON. March 2i.-The Cabinet
reassembled at 10 o'clock this morning.
and continued In session till the afternoon.
The Southern question was under consid.
GRAFTON, and there are no indications but
that Il will be decided to-day. The quss-
ton Of calling an extra session Of CON-
grsss will also DO considered.
A Nichols sssater ssesdes.
NEW DREAMS, March 2i.-Senator De-
mas, colored. who has been acting with
the Nichols Legislature. took his seat In
the Packard Senate this morning. COM
pleting its claimed quorum In sboth
houses. Tho extra session has been sx-
tended.
a Negro Murderer Lynehed.
AUGUSTA. Georgia, March 2i.-Edward
Wells, the negro who murdered william
0'Brien In Burke county, was taken from
the Jail st Waynesboro last night and
lynched by . crowd Of unknown men.
Wells confessed that be murdered 0'Brisn.