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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-05-10


under management the Great Trunk Railway
Lines of the west and northwest and, with its
merous branches and connections, forms the quick
and shortest route between Chicago and all points
in Illincis, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, Mime
sofa, Iowa, Nebraska, California and the Western
Territories. It's
Omaha and California Line
Is the shortest and best route between Chicago and
all points in Northern Illinois, Iowa, Dakota, Ne
bIaska Wyoming Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Califor-
mia, Oregon, China, Japan and Australia. Its
Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis Line
Is tie short line between Chicago and all points in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota, and for Madison,
Great Northwest. It's
La Crosse, Winona and st. Peter Line
Is the best route between Chicago and La Crosse
Winona, Rochester owatonna msnkato, St. Peter,
New ulm, and all points in Southern and Central
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Is the only line between Chicago and Janesville.
Waterfowl. Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton Green
Ray, Rscanaha, NeesuEee, Marquette, Houghton,
Hancock and the Lake Superior Country Its
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Is the only route between Chicago and Flgip Roct
ford, Freeport and all POINTS via Freeport It's
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
+ the old Lake Shore Roate and is the only one pas
sing between Chicago and Evanston, Lake Forrest
Highland Park, Wankesan, Racine, KenosIla and
Pullman Palace Drawing Room, Cors
are run on all through trains of this road
This is tie only iire running these car. bo.,
Chicago and st Paul and MINNEAPOLIS Cbicao -
milwaukee, Chicago and Winona or Cbjcar9o "a
Gre, Bay. i0"k" "hu
Close connections are made at CHICAGO with .,,a
,e 9hoFe ann Michigan Southern. Michj,nn Ger.
1si, Baltimore Ohio, Pittsburg Fl. Wsvne and
6icago, kankakee Line and Pan Handle RonIe. for
.lI pom Is East and Southeast, with the Chica
- ,i' "Ion and Illinois Central for all pointssouth
Ciese eonneetie ms are also made witt, tia Tnton
', lie Il. H. at Omaha for all far West points
Ciose connections made at junction roints with
tTstHs of all cross points F WIN
isAetS over this route sold by all Counon
ig.e' agents II tiie United States and Cana!ss
ehieLnber you ask for your tickets via the CLico
go and North Western Railway aud ;. Il no,.a..
Chieiso ticket cffces, q Clark street under Sher
ilab hyuse % canal. corner Madison street Kinza
reef oepot, corner ". + nzie and Canal s,r.ats
" us street depot corner Wells and Kinzia streats
for rates or information attainalJIe from ro,r
nome tie %t gents, sTuiy to ~ Jun
" m. -, ~ - = :, - MARVIN HUGHITT
: el4t'dbn Gen. Man1'r
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-05-10
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
Cheap Guns for the PEOPLE.

pe1ele Shot Ours, from 81 70 $50 Breecb Io.5
lng $40, Huns nom sZ5 10 $50 Single Shot Gnns
an hlAds, . I" 80 hifes, Suzzse Rpd Bre.nh
I'.lIs single snd RrPea; ing = 10 ana p shootss
heseIyers p and shooters 81 so 10 so ~
foods sent by Express C. o. D. with nri,;,
examine. Price Iist free. Address P'i'i4Ege TO
eAtAT WESTERN GUN WORKS. Pfttsb1.;es.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-05-10
GREEN BAY MINNESOTARR
FALL TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JAN. II, TT.
ssENSs ESAT
aaeESG ~ scSE


Trains r"n daily, Sundays excepted. spinner
fSupper. Trains Chicago time which is %
minutes faster than " mona time.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-05-10

Head, Nerves, Kidneys, Bladder, Womb and Blood,
Affections of the Urinary Organs, Scrofula Rheuina
tSm, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchltes Dyspepsia, &C.
Drs Price Brewers reputation has been acquir-
ed by candid honest dealing and years of successful
practice.
the laws of Nature, with years of experience and
evidence to sustain it, does not tear down, make sick
to make well 10 harsh treatment, tIifing,
fla. erng. We know the and the remedy
needed: no guess work, but knowledge gained by
years of experience in the treatment Of Chronic Dis
eases exclusively; no encouragement without pros
pect. Candid IN our opinions, reasonable in
charges, claim not to know everything,
erybody, but do lay claim TO reason and common
sense. We invite the sick, matter what their all
ment, to call and investigate before they abandon
hope make interrogations and decide for themselves;
it will cost nothing, consultation is free Visits
made regularly. ocl-l2m
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-05-10
@. & n. w. LIN ES.

The Chicago & Northwestern Railway embraces
under one management the Great Trunk Railway
Lines of the west and northwest, and, with its
merous branches and connections, forms the quick
and shortest ronte between Chicago and all points
in Hlincis, " isconsin, Northern Michigan, Mime
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-05-10

is adapted to the tough muscles cords and flesh of
horses and animals. 1t has performed more yy0.,d-
erFHi cures of SPAWN, Strain, Strain, Wind gals,
Scratches, Sweeny, and general Lameness, than all
other remedies in existence Read what the great
Expressmen say of it:
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-05-10
The Yellow Centaur Thinner

To the poor and distressed w no have spent thei
money for worthless medicines bott lie of tan
Liniment will be given without charge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
The wrong sina.

William lIaskins dropped into the
NEWS Office this morning. Hc carried Z
shotgun on his shoulder aud q look Of ven
gesncs In his eye. Ife came To lind who
wrote that item. Ito desired TO climb the
author. lie was reasoned with by tile
fighting editor. The Office club was efec'
tive. After his excitement was allsyed, a
reporter interviewed linn and made ar
rangements for correcting the Item. II
was William lloskins and not William
Haskins who was yesterday sent TO the
County Jail for twenty days on account Of
disturbing the peace. This much Of an
explanation Is due 10 the man On the out.
side Is we'll a. to tho man on the inside OF
tho jail,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
GEORGE A. ROTH.
History Of His Little Jels mn the
Prospect Mininx Company The
Fugitive Last Bccn at I.iko.


During the past week rumors have been
prevalent to the eject that George A.
Roth Of Gold Hill had iecamped. leaving
. number Of disconsolate creditors. II
was also asserted that ho was guilty OF
having committed 9 forgery. The facts
may be statel briefly. Roth was formerly
superintendent Of the Globe Consolidated
mine. at tho same time acting as clerk or
secretary for the Trojan Mining Company.
He has been we'll known In Gold Hin for
several yoars. and has always borne an ex-
cellent reputation. II IL remarkable that
those to whom he Is most indebted are to-
day his beet friends. some Of them still
feeling certain that he will return and
make things all right. At present this con-
summation, however devontiy IL may DO
wished. seems rather doubtful. The I'M
paid BILLS left by Roth do not amount TO .
very largo sum. and II Is certain that he
might have gotten away with q great deal
more money In that way, ~ his credit was
by no means exhausted. The facts In the
case have been known to the NEWS ever
slnoe Roth's departure. hut have been
20 Ra,h 49,. ~ ~. 49,.
ain NAMING N hs., sraI Mn > .ssIne
linn hsrr sc.,n IT, he ma.n,u,. ho-s
ever. William Lee. Superintendent Of the
Prospect mine. swore out q warrant
for Roth's arrest, and ayowed his
discrimination 10 get n reaulsition upon
the Governor Of California for his return.
Tho charge against Roth In this case Is
cmbcxzlsmrnt. Being Interested in min.
ing Affairs, Roth wus frequently In COM
pany with Mr.. Lee, Superintendent Of the
Prospect. On the ID 81 tho present
month he was present during u conversa-
tion between Mr.. Lee and George \. Elder.
the wood contractor. Tho Prospect Com.
pany was indebted to Mr.. Elder for wood
and he was pressing for the payment. The
Secretary Ia San Prnncisco wrote TO Mr..
Elder, asking him u he would take $500
down and receive the company's notes Al
two months time for the balance.
This proposition was discussed BY Mr..
Elder and Mr.. Lee In Roih's presence, but
no satisfactory result was attainol aud no
.gr.an,ant con,luI,J N, aha ctb Roth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
CALIFORNIA.
Tho ARt.Chinc~s War Ia Placer
Comnty-An Appeal 20 sac Gsv'
crnor ny Coi0uel Iiee.

"a " 1T.
BAN FRAscrsco' Sept. is'-Lsst night
the entire Chinese quarter Of Grass Valley,
avian, ons houec. was burned, Over forty
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, r,. a.. !. ann.
phi'uihgs "e'0 u'"'''"'
posed to have been incendiary' An at
tomp. was male 10 accomplish the same
-. ,ow ,.,s .co
80,
THIS morning "ouy VI A'"'' "en is'.
RoseviIic' PlAcer county, Ahu Hroceeue''
M the Auburn road, warning al ohina-
men, numbering some siAty; 70 i.ave pr-
fore midnight under pehAi'y " aeIn.
Some left At once. WE'VE ~ burneck.s
camp refused " leave, thongh ih~fealenod.
The proceedihgs were conuue.'i quie,y
and no violence oneteu. NJ" believed ny
wednesday no,a OninamAh VIII rewaih
In Township NO. !. Inc refugees arc
mostly gathering ~ FOLSOM.
The following dispalch was autographed
to-day. after consultation will . number
Of leading citizens:
To Ills Excellency. Governor Irwin,
Sacramento: exceedingly regret the
necessity Of calling your attention 10 the
lawles.ness and mob violence Q for
sev,ia. aays pas ~s NV p,.oe III .ne IN
the adjoining county o. Placer. j fail to
notice Thai tho authorities OF tiat county
have a. yet male any attempt 70 suppress
armed bodies of men engaged 10 driving
out and burning property. OIL Chinese real
dents. desire TO remind your Excel.
lency that IN . ieHer addressed 70 INC
Committee Of safety you 'oo. occaslon 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

THE CALICO PARrY.-0ur people should
not forget tho grand calico social to le
given by the ladies Of Gold Till. In
Masonic Hall, tomorrow evening. IL will
DO q flno affair. Professor varney will
furnish the music, and Sandy McMArtin
will he Floor Manager. Al tho supper 10
10 served up In Yellow Jacket Engine
House. tho coffee will 10 especially
provided by Dave Daiorich II the Capital
Rotisserie.
Lr.nsISo.-Through unfortunate spccu-
laiions In Pluto poker ono Of Winnemuc
cas- nephcws living in Gold Hin has gone
into bankruptcy. He yves 500. Al q
meeting Of his creditors last week he pro
posed 70 pay onc cent on the dollar. This
was accepted. and Jim Is now around
among his friends trying to borrow the
necessary 100 cents. Another advance In
civilization.
School MoSEy.-Thero was in tho
County Treasury Of Lyon county, sepienl-
Der 18th. the sum Of 500 10 belonging 10
tho school fund. which has been appor-
toned BY Superintendent Young NJ fol-
lows . Silver City District No. ~. $lCC 10;
DAYTON mo. ~. s97 81; Sutro mo. 81.
SOC 20.
CoMrLrxrSrARy.-The News Is pleased
To acknowledge the receipt Of a compli.
mentsry ticks, TO the Fourth Annual Fair
Of tbs Nevada State Agricultural. Mining
and Mechanical Society. TO be held at tho
Society's grounds In hsno dnring the week
commencing on tho 18th Of October next.
srocgnoLpEns' MEErrSo.-Tho regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of tho
Segregated Belcher Mining Company. for
the election Of officers. etc.. will be held al
the oficc Of the company In San Francisco
on TIE I'd Of October next. nee Official
notice In our advertising columns to-day.
BoDIE INCORPORATION. The south
Standard Mining Company has incorpora-
ted to carry on . general mining and mill.
ing business In Dodie district. California.
The Directors are c. q. Stevenson. @. II.
0plding. Wales l.. Palmer, Israel " Knox
and G. A. Sankey.
MARSHAL McCLrERr says that for q
blackboard 10 run against o quartz wagon
10 like getting n pair against . full hand.
In either case the wreck Is terrible.
TEE old Sunderland mill. just below
Tony Fox's scales, 10 being torn down.
The machinery has already been removed. J
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
Useful J%Inventiou.

Mr.. q. W. Lane. o. Gold Hill. has inst
perfected = very simple aud useful inven-
tion In the shape Of a w-a,her.strip for
doors or windows. II is different from
any heretofore devised, snd superior to
any. II Is easily applied. never liable IN
get out OF order. and renders the cracks Of
doors or windows perfectly tight and proof
against dust or wind. alan preventing all
disagrecable rafting. 4 model Of thg In.
vention ran 10 sen at the NEWS Office.
Mr.. Lane has filed his application for a
patent, and IL prepared TO sell town.
county or State rights for vending or ap-
plying the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
pr,.,a,., Have. In Ess.uehy.

pFoosWrus OSJVs - eosses'
LoursvILLE. Sept. is.-The Presiden
tisl reception was continued to-dAy. and
rs upon the preceding occasion. wa
marked with the warInest welcome. Ate
breakfast tie party was escorted 10 th'
Female high school. aud q march Of vel
como by the pupils greeted the PRESIDENT
appearance. All the members Of the cabi
net except Secretary schurz. who has left,
and Attorney General Devens. who dill moi
como to Louisville. wore present, NJ vel
as tho Misses Evarts and Mrs. Hayes and
COZ.
The principal. Mr.. Chase. In iutrodnc'
Ing tie President 10 tho scholars. made
some delicate and complimentary illusions
to Mrs. Hayes. Miss Florence White. Of
the senior class. welcomed the President
In behalf OF the pupils. presenting him
with q magnificent boquet Of bowers. rep
~resenting the American colors. The Presi.
dent kaid only . few words. and introduced
Secretary Evarts. who compared the
Northern aud southern educational I'D.
vantages In favor VI tho latter. Secretary
McCrarv seconded these remarks and OF.
pressed bis bollef In tho future OF the State
and city. Secretary Thompson. on Icing
introduced. was heartily chcered. Another
cheer WAS added. when Mr.. Chase an.
| nounced that he was an lndianan, and pro.
| longed applause followed the Secretsry's
announcement that he began life ~ q
| school teacher. He then spoke on the I'm.
portancc OF education. Judge Key made
. pleasant address.
Tho central colored school was next Wis.
| fed and colored men welcomed tho party.
| school exercises followed. In leaving. The
President expressed qualification At the ev.
ldence Of the liberal sentiment Of Louis
villa on the subject OF universal education.
The carriages drove to the Third Ward
school and thence 10 the blind asylum,
where the inmates wers singing q welcome
chorua. They followed out the exercises
indicated on raised letter programmes, 81
the conclusion Of which the President.
Secretary Eyarts. Secretary McCrnry and
General Key made appropriate addresses.
The President and party leave early to-
morrow morning for Nashville. A mum.
Der of journalists and Rcntuckians accom-
ANY them.
In the afternoon tho party proceeded TO
J~effersonyille. where they were Handsomely
entertained. after which they returned to
Loulsvilie. .ne Sh., y o..y w..
tho vicinity Of lie sIposltion building.
where The farewell was taken. was one Of
decorative splendor. Wade HAMPTON, Dec
rT 'n ~ sUn i.,,id.
ing.
NASHVILLE, oep'empcr Iv.--w sAN'
..n" III nn ,hs ,".r , .,tnr,a LII
the President. remarked "WeiI, Mr..
President, We have at last been sent up
sait liver 10 when Tue iresiaen!
isnRn,ns,y rryolnen' ~ no. "e w nh'
umc rave pern " VIZ WHEN
.no '.An aa.I,'. ns',,nms vi "a
a1'nsinm .nI "r,nn as,;i,"s,r ny ps."t.
s"e.',no a"u A,."s ~.
Gen', run ,ns TN p;i.o,m,
sn''LMy .u.'s "pon ,i.."ne
., nme VIII. rlt xomr ' oan.in,
y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
Moaetnry.

New Yoak. sept. I'LL A.. N.
Currency. 97@97s.
Silver. ~ 6tI.
Trades. ga @9ih.
Gold opened at 3. closed a, 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

Owing 10 making certain necessary sur
face improvements but small progress has
been made In sinking the main shafi
during the past week. The dow Of water
IL steady. but docs not materially impede
tho progress Of sinking. while work Ia con-
tinuous. The prospects Of the mino con-
tinue OF the most fiatiering Description
Tho bottom Of tho shaft 10 evidently In
close proximity to the ore vein.
B%uiiiea.
The r~etimbering OF the shaft has been
completed. and preparations are being
made for resuming work In all directions.
The shaft IL In splendid condition. The
east crosscut, on tie lI0O-foot Level. u
making fair headxsy In vein matter;
giving low assays. On the 2OOO-foot level
the combination drift Is making fair pro,
gress In vein msitrr. without any material
change since orr last report.
ChsiiarPetosi.
Daily yield. "a tons. from the old ore
sections. The main drift east at the 1885,
foot level toward the Chollsr. Norcross-
Savage Combination shaft has. together
with tina main Chollsr shaft. been under
going necessary repairs TO the tlmberlns
during the week. This drift IL within 700
feet OF reaching the Combination shaft.
aud can DO made 70 connect with u % soon
Usah.
AT the iioo-ioot level tho man arm
sonth Is Ia +Sa fcet' win tho lace IN hafa'
blasting rock. requiring no timbering.
The south drift Is In i40 feet. In about the
same sort Of material. The incline winxe
Is steadily being continued downward In
favorable working. ground. Water In
crrases somewhat put easily hahuieu'
Crown Point.
Tho connection being completed between
the main drift south at tho 2000.foot level
Of this mine and the Delcher air shaft ID
an imnort.nt and very adyantsQeous n
in the way Of ventilation, ~ well - Of
drainage. Some fair grade ore continues
TO ba extracted from the old upper levels
Exchequer.
The combination drift on the 2000.foot
,..,, I. u.l,,, fair nroors.. In win mat.
.-....n,
yer. Without ANY n,s'I.s, .nas. ~ oonn
,ss. ,.po,n ,Sn. .no1 nro,r".s In verv
encouraeine vein matter, carving spots
Of ore which give some fair assays.
Bees d Beieb~r.
oooI procross continues 10 DO made
.,.,,.. -. ~ o ,.Iow ,ho foot,
N, - - - ,.-.
softer. The drift connection from the
Gould and Curry to the Consolidated VIZ.
GINA, through the Best AMI l'eicher, IL OF
great benefit In the way OF ventiisuoh'
%ini:'erfAi Cousotidnsed.
"orA u '"e Sou'h "''Ne ''ou' ~ i'
1901 lever Is so,"s o"S ss"
70 oeins W. = y" %
rs "'s hinh. .r"n,J TSs
m.,, mIsh ~ ,ha ,,inc H. .opsnsd n ,hese
,wn no;n,s
A..
''P."'
isoo'ioo' lever are being pushea' or"Aiu
10 completion with due energy. and the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
DIVIDENDS.

s,niiaruts-t2 Yer share, srgrrgatins Si.Oso..
~: declared September 'th; payable Sep
tetnbsr itIh.
Consolidated virxtata--ta ~. shsre
aegregs,ing 81. ~ .ioo. dsclsrd sspts sber
9Th: payable September 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
srocR REP0xr.
san YrsaetseS lssarss.
LAST EVENING.

Last EVENING.
aOS.vAlo, .
100 Grand Central. Zoe
iso Endowment, .. 29s
-pJ Independence. 10. :, "
30 vsninfe. I 10. it5
$50 silver Prize. N
800 uou et. I -. 10
St0 Iu-eaIora. !, icS
40 south Navajo. CSC. CS
go Modos.i Mn
81 Lse;s. . 80. . 10. 2S
40 New Coco. Sc
100 Golden Chariot. ~
$40 Mslsnsli. Sc
5Ophir. TSS
i65 California. u. IN
iUD bslehsr. ~. IL
s65 Justice. lSs, IN
co. cJn. Virginia. 81. 81 bio
80 Silver Hal. 3 -. 40
SO Hale 4 Norcross. 60. GN h,0 Z
.O Savage, ~. I sl0
sO sserrs Nevada. ~
30 Csl~ioniA. SSj. 3W
iS uuion Con-. 81
so ftchsqaer. 81. sx
rs Yelios Jacket. ~. ~
90 9ouli 1 Curry. 81, sS.s. "
20 Crown Point. . IS
a. beet Il B-lehxf. Il
IS Ballion.s
70 Alpha, i7k
es3 ovsnnsn. ~. s1s. -.
rms sossisa.
is Ophir. isS
- MEXICAN. l0... 10
iia ooutd anil Carty. Sc. Sa
20 best aud bsicher. ISL. is<
tto California. IN. ?'s
tb savage. 1871
80 Con. Virginia, i2A.. J.
~ OheiiAr.P stosi. NN
$50 M.le q Norcr s-.6..ss. g..
GO Crown Point. 4. 90
= tsllaxx Ia.l.f A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

lion LOVELY. tho eminent comsiock
jurist, has invented . new Kind Of castor
for usc on bsdstesds. tables and o'hsy
articles Of furniture,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19
EUROPE.
PRESIDENT Mac MAHoH's MAHI.
fsSr0 TO the FRENCH.
lie Calmly Tells Them How They
Must Vote.
riIE RUssIASs AGAIN RoLDia0
krrgIPKA PASS.

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SttL ktSSaA"S A"~A"
kcIgIPKA PASS.
fbe Turks Defeat the CzarOwitz's
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PARis' sept io.--rresiaeh' "seMa'
hons manifesto to electors points out that
uincs bis accession 10 power no has, by
.rn..,,,, a. uoa.r.,. man ~ MI ~,,r,Io.
.pp" -,
sharavoreo 70 insufs ofuef " "o"e M"
peace abroad, and that he has only resortsd
10 4 fresh appesi 10 the country when thi.
ao,,,,i. h,.s.,n, .rr..,.d 40 him ~ 4,
~
compromised. Tho manifesto declares
that tho question OF the form OF tho Gov.
eminent Il bcyopd discus.lon. The Mar.
-, III eeye.a ul
snAs VIII S,uss uhe consu'nIon 70 De In'
rorid us.n sm .aai.. III
agitation prcIudisisi 10 All interests. while
elections favorable 10 that policy would
signify tho re-estsblishmsnt Of harmony
between publio powers. The manifesto
concludes with an appeal TO the country Ia
place lts confidence In the Marshal ~
President.
LONDON. sept.mber ia Paris cor
respondent OF the IIsies gives further par
ticnlars OF MscMahon's manifesto. II Ia
only preliminary, . VIII. In niteen 90
twenty days, be followed by q thorough
programme, clearly stating the Marshal's
Intentions. Tho manifesto says tho dis
solution OF the Chamber OF deputies was
necessary because tue eiec,iohs OF Ie,o
endangered tne prospeI,ty o. tne oounu1y
by su~bordinAunS tue uovsrhmen' 70 tne
Influence o. Q radical ehiei; anu pecAnso
THIS state OF anairs was nndins 70 e.iAp'
i..h q a.spo''sm =, .n' cohstntion.
Tho mahiiesto soncinusS Io,io"
"lou u .o,d u, .n, ~,
ovcr'nIh ,mv Iepup,,c. l1a VII hu' pe'
Iieve ". Wh.s eApses you " 'na, you
VIII elect = chainuer Which, risihs aoo'e
the competitions OF parht,' VIII occupy
itself with the mora grandeur and mate
rial prosperity OF France VINO wishe. ior
,ranqnii'y anu peace mo assnre hsr mrs.
,'.an. " h,.,nrno sa.oin,ian
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-19

BULLION valued al $685., 80 10 was sent
from the Comstock last evening.