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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
The Case OF Or. Ayer-A Lesson to
Advertisers.

Tho insanity Of DR.. J. c. Aver. Of Lowell.
AFFORD. q terrible warning TO advertisers.
Here was . man engaged In the manu-
facture Of = pill. not differing much from
= hundred other pills which may DO OBJ
tanned at any drug store. In an unguardsd
moment he made up his mind that he
would advertise. not In the picayune style
u tho ordinary dealer, but In = compre-
l,snsiye sort Of way. by which he could
reach every possible purchaser Of pills.
He started with the idea of devoting half
Of his profits each year 70 advertising.
Tho result might have been foresccn.
lie accumulated money so rapidly that he
lid not know what to do with IL. When
he had rolled together $4,000, 900. aud
had yainly striven 10 find somo outlet for
his cver.increasing profits. his mind gave
way under the Absorbing cares OF his vast
business, and he IL now . patient ct an
asylum for the insane. How easily this
calamity might have been avcrtsdl II he
had stuck 10 the conservative methods OF
many Of our merchants and refrainsd from
advertising. he might have been passing
quietly through bankruptcy now. instead
Of being loaded down with his ~uncountsd
millions.
II Is . dangerous experiment. for . man
who does not want TO become rich 10 ad-
v~ertise: or. II he advertises at all. he
must advertise grudgingly and at long In.
t~cryals. lest his profits should grow out Of
all proportion 10 his requirements. and
he should hnd himself burdened with
wealth. Advertising. conducted on tho
principle Of devoting half the prents OF a
business to IL. Is. VI repeat. q dangerous
experiment. II preeipitates q fortune up
on the advertiser % suddenly that the
chances arc even that he will not know
what to do with his money. The multi
tudinous pleasures Of bankruptcy, insoly.
ency. and shining around for the
wherewithAl To meet . nots are perma.
ncntly denied to the man who advertises.
There never wa. In Europe or America
q great advertiser who did not accumulate
a great fortune. Lot those who desire to
live ~unburdened by tho cares OF wealth
take warning. Utica Od.srrsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
A lAwYlR's sAscAlrn.
NEEDING and Deesiviug . Cheat
Wonderful Gin OF Lyisg.

tFrom the Cincinnati Commercially
The history Of Blackburu's rascality In
the case Of DR.. 8. 8. McIllhaney IL quite
remarkable. II was away back In Dccem-
Der Of 1875 that blackburn undertook 70
get q divorce here for the Doctor. without
unnecessary publicity. and. oil course, II
was lust about that time that he com.
menced bleeding the Doctor. lie reported
" the Doctor. After many tedious delays
and much preliminary lying. that the
divorce had been secured. and that he was
At liberty 10 marry the woman OF his sec-
ond choice. The Doctor did marry her.
The fact that there wN no decree oil d..
vorcs In the case and that no suit had
been commenced then came out. There
wero terrible scenes over this. Mclliha-
new VA driven almost TO madness. He
He made no his mind 10 kill Blackburn.
and followed him with . revolver for that
purpose; but Blsckburn's appeals for
mercy we're 90 pitiful that be bad not the
heart TO do Il, and he consented TO . COM
| promise-to accept Blackburn's services
In actually getting q divorce. He was q
| biRsuist, and his second wife was no vito.
II WA terrible to think Of such scandal
coming a 10 the public. Blackburn
svore that he'd get the divorce for III
without any publicity, and that the scandal
Of the thing should not come out. The
| Doctor took his wife and went TO New Or
leans. fully expecting that In his absence
| the divorce would bs procured without
the wife In Dayton learning the facts In
the case.
In the meanwhile there had boon trans.
actions In property. in the course Of which
Blackburn. ~ attorney. had obtained con-
troll Of all the means MeIllhsney had. With
only . few dollars In his possession. Nc.
| Killarney and his new wife went down to
| New Orleans, having the understanding
| with blackburn that he was TO send them
| money for their expenses and get tho di-
vorce for them. He did neither. bat he
supplied them plentifully with lies by tcl.
| egrsph. His persistent lying 10 them
about the proceedings In court, and about
| the money was wonderful. blackburn un'
| dertook this case for McIllhaney In De
| csmber, 1875. An idea Of tho amount oil
| living he must have done Ia this ease Il
| shown by the fact that he ever even entered
suit. by ding Q petition. until last March.
There never was any testimony taken in
| the Common Pleas Court In tho case. But
| Blackburn had for months made Mr.. Nc.
| Killarney believe that he was . divorced
man. had actually married him on. and
| then, on the discovery Of the truth. had
even convinced him that the best thing be
could do was TO hide himself In New Or
leans while he at last really procured the
required divorce. which. at last he failed
to do. The matter came up before Judge
Avery. and was referred at once before
judge Longworth. But no testimony was
| ever produced in the way ola trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

APmnApsLrHiA artist. inspired by the
total abstinence agitation. has painted
aud put on exhibition . large picture.
called "Ths Angel Of Goodness Van
gushing the Evil One" Mr.. Francis
Murphy. however. 10 moro conspicuous
in the painting than either the Angel or
the Evil One. The revi,alist 10 repre-
sent.d as entering the home Of a drunk.
ari. anJ at his approach the Evil One
r.laxes his hold Of the erouehing insbri.
ale, while the Angel Of Goodness draws
near. Mr.. Murphy. in the exercise Of
lis wonderful power over good and bad
supernatural be!n:s. is described by M
enthusiasts writer in the press as fol-
lows, His benevolent features lit up
with the JOY Of heavenly peace within.
his hands gently extended above the
head Of the miserable slave Of drint. and
lis eyes fixed upon the sufferer with q
magnetic intensity" Mr.. Murphy used
10 he q bartender.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
TIE PEOPLE.

Nc people In the world suffer ~ much With
Dyspepsia ~ Americans. Although years OF
experience In medicine had failed TO accom-
pli.h . certain and sure remedy fr this disease
And its Effects, such =. ,enr stomach, heartburn
water bra-h. .iek headache. costivrness, paipl'
tation of the heNt. liv.r complaint. coming M
Of food, lnw ,p'rt'. general debility. ETC., Jet
sisee the in'rola tion of 0reen's August flower
we believe I -r l. no CO Q Of Dyspepsia thai
chEot be i'm ssdiaie'y relieved. $1,000 dozen
cold last year. ~iihout ons case OF failure ~.
ported. do ~ your druggist and gtt . sanpl-
bottle for 10 cents anil try Il. Two doses will
relieve you. Regular size rs cents. ds?i 6al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

A cun-D was bitten in Philadelphia.
last Saturday. by q dog supposed to be
mad. and at the request OF the father
Of the child" says the dispatch. "the
dog was shot" Il IL to 10 regretted
that the owner Of the dog yielded 10 20
foolish q request. BY killing the ami
NAL the only means Of ascsrtaininR
whether the child is really exposed to
the danger Of hydrophobia were d"-
.troyed. and the parents left to suffer
the most torturing doubts. In every
case the brute should he securely chain
ell, anal its condition carefully noted.
for II the victim Is liable to die from
fright and nervous prostration without
having been poisoned by the bite. 1t ID
Of the highest importance to 10 able to
convince him. IL such he the case. thai
tho animal was not rabid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

CouSr voS MoLTKE says. in his recent
ly published letters. that in England all
classes are outwardly alike in appearance.
bu, that Is not tn. case in Russia. which
il a land Of striking contrasts. where q
brilliant capital stands in a waste,
palaces are elbowel by huts, a railroad
runs 400 miles without approaching a
town. and coarssn.ss co exists with er'
cess Of refinement. lie divides the
Russians into half a million cultured
and GO. 900, 900 totally uncultured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

The nrst application win convince you Of u
superiority a. . cosmetic, whieh ~ not only
lara.less. bnt bent nciaI 90 The kin. and q Few
weshs' nee viii produo: that veiy,ty. fresh or
You may think you have : fstr fkin hsfor,. hut
The change anrr usins the Elixir Of Youth 10
aimost miraculous. and no lady That rt1ards
her PERI nal appeararre viii ever be without II
atsi using u. Many ladies' have suffered from
the eject. OF powder. and iolions which have
Il looked ~ u 70 had been rand.papered. bat
atsr two weeks use 81 the Elixir. which ~
very simple. the skin bscafnr NJ fair and smooth
~ an infant's. And that any one enjoying
average health may retain y".thful freshness
end fairness VI complexion at sixty years of
age. which thsy possessed nj twenty. b, the nss
Of the Professors prescription. kv,U lady
pees what she l. using. The correct ihnoD ~
10 keep the porcs open, and the profession In
this country still msintfin u. Now, this IL b
q certain extent correct. II 10 we'll for the
general health that they bs Kept open over that
portion of tbs body protect'd by clothing. hut
The pores Of the face rh'ui be kept a. near
n.tnral openings ~ they ATn on q rhiid'-.
| Observe ! child on . warm day ana you wifi
no'ice > hns perspiration. for the reason that
the lore openings are snail. They should DO
kert ~ nature made them. u IL impossible to
Gloss them except by .eArifying the skin. Their.
II on Tie inside ~ the skin. nj the base of every
pore. = liitIs ssek of fatty matter. which 10 its
life principle. Nov dis'enoing or opening the
pores exposes this 30 as TO admit dust or other
particles. which iuiiAie and tester. producing
pimples Or eruptioas 70 MAKES the 'hin iongh
and old looking. This relaxing of the pores
hes another unslghily eject, by loosshing the
skin. making wrinkles pronaturriy. and simply
because the pkin has been 20 abused that II 10
too large for the flesh. This ~Ielailng the pores
10 eansed often by sosp, though the lotions In
use have made sad havoc with many. And arc
sure ruin " any ones skin Who p@r-i-ts Ia their
use Tie powders made fr M simple chalk are
not In tLcinrei yes 20 bad. bui when the pores
have beeL RELAXED they prove deleieIiour ;
beside. ale .offen contain sugar of lead or
bi.Sub. . and should never b. ured. Ladies
will nnd my Elixir tho beet whitensr OF bcanti.
ner In ure, and In warm w-afher . perfect
luxury. Any drug store Ia th- country eau
prrpaie u. the highest charge they ever make
beibg 81 rents. and generally considerably bee.
] ssnd full and complete dieeiionr for nee With
the receipt, which will lat 4 lifetime. Iy
addressing MADAME LIZ WE'RE and sending
q you eau obtain this formula. postnfi.- I.ot
No. l1i. vlrsiLis city. Ncyads m,sa I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
ARMsD To TIIR rHHru.

This Ia very common expression, but w
think that to embellish and preserve them to
rips old zee is decidedly more appropriate,
rnis eau b. done By keeping yourself supplied
With . borile 90 that splendid IDENTIFIES. IRA.
grant sOZ JDONr. which will besutify thu
teeth snl ~ errv~ them irou the ravages VI
decay. sJz.JD Mt contain. no acids or gritty
Substance watch iujnre the ~n0mel. bat Is
coinp .-i : . rai. and antiseptic b. rbs. which
have = b-n fetal effect ON the whole economy
.t ii, nr,u'h. snli by drugssts. nylG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

ToRrorsEs are known To be very long
lived, and there is at this time one in tbs
possession Of Mrs. Jago. Hammersmish'
London. which. by testimony which
would hear even the scrutiny Of Mr..
Thsms. i, lis years old. His present
owner has had him thirty-six years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

Two Turkish spies were lately ar
rested in the Russian lines at Giurxevo
and shot. One was profoundly indiffer'
emit 10 his fate. aud desired that his eye'
should not be bandaged. lie received
the platoon fire with n steady gaze. and
fell fat ON his face as the balls pierced
him. Before The execution he cas-
giances Of supreme contempt upon hi
companion. who was in mortal fear ant
yelled pitsously. It was necessary Il
force him to the spot and tie him to I
stake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

Az Adrian. Michigan. man learned q
trick from Cymbsline. Desiring to es.
cape from his creditors. he hid himself
In a trunk. ami had this latter checked
to a neighborins town. He was diseov.
cred just as Ia. MAS being put on the
train.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

Az English burglar has been in the
habit Of keepin: u regular diary. in
which he entered full particulars ~ tc
what articles hs took and what he re-
osivsj for them. He had robbed 20.
houses in twenty. seven years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

CANON JrRoar. preaching at West
minister Abbey lately, expressed his be-
lief in the existence Of "a noblsr class
OF doabters, who are, perhaps. nearer
heaven than many Of the orthodox
whose faith had never been tried"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
Tns Cold Hill panyN News has
srAk TO ne WIPED OFT.

pistrSt Attorney Howard Of Utah has
been ID wsshinston and consulted With
.A,torpfy General Dsvsns in regard to
Morujbn Affairs. The result Of The COR
s%ul.stion was that Mr.. Howard was
orde}sd to 60 on with his work Of prose-
eutitg the men Who participated In. OF
instgat.d. the Mountain Mesdevs mas
saere. principal among when 10 Brigham
Young. the prophet, Seer and Rave
lAtor Of the Mormon Church. The
Government does not believe that add
,isnai troops are now needed in Utah.
bu, IL promises to District Attorney
Howard all the soldiers that be wants IL
any trouble arises from the indictment
Of the President Of the Church OF Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day Saints.
At last. then. Il seems that We have an
administration which 10 determined to
probe the lower levels Of this Mormon
hereay. General Devsus. acting OF
course. under the authority Of President
Hayes. has made up his mind that every
,uau concerned In the massacre Of the
Arkansas smierants shall pay for his
crime AS the Law Of the land demands.
For twenty years the blood oil these
. 80, .nl vomeu has been
CRYING aloud from the haunted Meadows
for vengeance. For twenty ysars the
Hspub,ic Of the United States has al
loved this horrible massacre TO 80 I'M
a,sngsd. Finally John ID. Lee. The
i.a.. culpable Of all the criminals. was
shot for his participation IN the crime.
This WAS a small tribute TO outraged JUS
tice. bat IL wa. something. II gave to
th. c~itizens Of this nation hope for the
future. II showed the whole world that
Mr.. Howard had enlisted for the battle.
tina, his whole soul was in tho fight. anil
that he was determined. 10 possible, to
bring every man who was concerned In
a.. Maintain Meadows massacre to the
liar az ~iu.,ie-.
Than came IN. dastardly attempt Ia
ruin the reputation 81 Howard by tAA
man Gilman. who was no doubt amply
,.mrn.,,,el with Mormon coin. The
.,,.mut was a failure. luckily for the
Gsu,iieS In Utah. luckily for the citizens
M ,his entire nation Who cannot afford
n sanction ,bi, herssy Of Mormonism
mneh longer. Mr.. Howard cleared
,;m..if 40 e~fr.ctuaIly Of the base
.h,,,.. u.,,. .y,ip,t him by this scouu.
.,-., nln., ,S,,. instead Of being in
i,,.a nv them h. WAS really aided. The
-. .onn,,v saw in an in.,.u, tina, he
~,. \ ma, 10, M. place. The whole
.o,n,,v saw ,ha, h, va. being perss-
,,,,a for aoinr hi, duty; aud tue whole
o~suu,,v. hal il been called upon. would
h.v. bs...ch.i General Devsns 10 do
Ina, VIA, h. ha, -dous-retsin Mr..
u,w.,, anil .;ys him tho moral and
m.,,,ial .upror, Of the Government.
rh., An. Attorney General has done
mi. .hou,a b. made q n OF rejoic-
IN, AMI thanksgiving 10 the nation.
n;.,,., A,,orn.y Howard has now in
nj, po....sion the .vid.nc. OF facts
which will convict Brigham Young Of
b,in, IN. i-u.,ic.,or Of the Mountain
N..S.w, massacre. n. knew III. pow
:, of mi. ..propL.t" over lis people,
.,a n. dared not prosecute until he
. a.su,s.l NJ Ia support of the ma
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
NOTICE.

PROF. cHAs. ". srssN can be consulted
al ths Capital Lodging HOus-. Room ~. for
-four days only. AMI xiii usr his POWERS - .
hesrng sr. lie will give y ivate eon-ultstios .
in regard 10 the past and future. and In rhr n
ologi 81 -xaminsii as. Coasa,t.tt.n- given al
the Ie.idebets of patients When dc>ir Il. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
q. 10.

o. II. 0AlLrr. Opposite the Bank Of califor.
mia. Cola Hin. seeps constantly on hand ali
fsv,sit- bands Il Irporied c.sArp. choice bit
ctsaps all u lie Of chewing tobacco. Deer
srhantn pipes. nuts. candi.s. nne ~eutlers. and
tors and h.ey gods Of all Kinds. spss M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

II. RrSou. a French m~steoroloeist.
has made researches which prove that
last Winter was the mildsst known 10
France since 1919.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

TnK Russian royal family are report
I'd to have put 2OO, 1000, 900 roubles at
the disposal Of the Minister Of War.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
CASH UP.

All parties indebted to the recent Gold Hill
branch cloihlng store Of Jos. BsrSeft are here
by notified that unless they come forward and
settle fsthwiih ,hey will be put TO trouble and
c ct In the matter. d. II. GALLUP, Of the cigar
-torv In Mayuard's Block. 10 FULLY authorized
Ia .rcetve -aiL moneys and receipt for The samn
.s the parties can setts with me at my store !:
Virginia city. Prompt payment 10 d manded
Will xait M longer. mS1 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
CALL AND SETTLE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED To MR. ARR
"A requested TO come forward sLd settle their
accounts promptly and without further notice.
have the hoest stock Of dry roods ever
brought TO Gold Iiiii. but eli raies must be
msds on . cash bssis HEREAFTER.
nysu ALEX. conN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
DIED.

MHYHa- Iu ran rrapciseo. jnne 0 Celia, wife
OF W. Meyer. . native u Prussia, aged ~
years.
lD.ss..-d vas .isier to Mr.. d. Peehner OF
this town
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
SETTLE UP! SETTLE upI

A Ii BILLS DUE THE vEsEY HOUSE.
n Gold mn, must be paid before the Nh
dsy of June next. or their collection will ~
enforred In acc, rdanos with law. I have o..
hausted ny means and credit. and must Nave
monsy TO enable ne 10 eontinns business.
A. D. BuLLARD.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
DISSOLUTION OF copARTNERsHIp,

NoTicE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIIH
~ eoparnerNhIp heretofore .xisliDg under
The arm name Of sCHOENFELD 4 sCaLEs.
siNukh dong business as vegetable aud pro.
visloa dealers opposite Halls hardware store.
MAIN ttreet, 0o'd ilill. IL dissolved hy mutual
consent. l.. Sehoenfeld will ~coniinue III. lu,l.
mess 81 the old stand. Mr. John sthles-insr
Withdrawing. All pcrrons indebted will tiease
Cali and settle their accounts Immediately,
J.. SC1IOENfEI.D,
meI6Sni JOHN rCIILISsINucR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
TO THE LADIES.
4 OF YOUTH

n AnIgs. ~ you VALVE YOUR PR.
sonsi appearance and good looks. aud wish
10 have . Leautifal complexion. use the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
NEW TODAY.
LIST or UNCLAIMED LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE PosToYPICE AT
IL Gold Iiiii, Storey county. Nevada
June &. isTT. 10 not called for within one
month they will he sent To the Dead Letter
ONCE nj xAshington. u. c.:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08
BORN.

LIZ my In Tuckee. California, June 4. TO the
wife af hichsel Lesry. . son.
PARKER lin lndrpe1denee. 1nyo county. Cal.
ifcpia. Nay ~. - the wife of James Z Parssr.
a ION.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-08

aESrLEMES's CLOfHISG, Etc.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING
,Ju'F RECEIVED AT
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner Of Q and Taylor streets,
VIRGINIA. NEVADA.
THE GREATEST NOVELTIES IN
SPRING suITsi
For Men and Boys. At LOWER PRICES To
ever heard Of In Virginia CITY. ars
o offered ct
BANNER
Cents Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Trunks, valises, Etc.,
AZ USUAL.
We OYER TIE BEST VARIETY IN
THIS MARKET.
Thess goods We sell Of
SUCH Low PRioEsi
There need b no excuse & = denying yourself .
complete outnt In
SHIRTS, Underwear.
Nsekwe.r, Cellars, Cas-,
Gisvss, HssIer,, Rie.
FULL. And ooMPLtTs STOCK
Just nesiud At
BANNER 81. BROTHERS.
JOE BARnERT & co.
uJAvx OPENED THEIR .RLRaANT. sKw
III Clothing Store. the
PRIDE OF NEVADA
AZ No. 10 South Q st., Virginia,
where they expect their old friends and the
siusens Of Virgins and vicinity generally ia
call and examine their elegant stock Of hps
%CUSTOM.MADE CLOTHING
FURNISHING o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
TRUNKS,
vALIsEs,
sATCngIs,
BLANKRTs
OUR STOCK OF HAS
CANNOT Be BEATEN,
SHIRTS MADE IozoRDsR
AND WARRANTED To FIT
ION JOE BARNKRT / co.
REAL bonanza!
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19

Sew York Feb. 19 "A telegram from
Ireland, speaking Of tho fuDcr.l Of
John O'Mahoney, tho fenian chisftain,
says osnni1tsss ssung up = if b
agic )n svery town i Ireland,
Along the line 81 tie route, prepar.
alioas for the reception Of the body
are being pushed with the greatest
possible seal; addresses are beina
psspsred and there is hardly . towr
IN lreiAnds which viii rot send /,
delegation to take part in tho burned
10 all the great cities Of England ant
| Seeeland the eathusi.sn = il any
49, greater than il ireland sae
saoerous delegations viii be cent Il
Ireland.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
Fo1EIoI.

THE PEACE NAKERs AssKMRIISG.
Vienna, Feb. l9-The Montcnegrin
ENJOYS, Kozo Pe.rovics, viii embark
Wednesday for Constan,inople.
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wAsH1IGToK.

Washington Feb. lo-The dem
ocrats say the recess is 10 allow
time for preparation OF objections to
the reception Of the vote Of Watts,
the Oregon elector. Herd VS. e1-
rted to prepare the objections and
declined jerks WI undertake the
work. ?
DON P1ATT GETTING TRouBLEsoAx.
Washington, Feb. 19.-This morning
the president Wa resisted BY ths attor.
ney general, the secretary Of war, and
the seczstary II stats, and asssntion VA,
given, among other things, to the condi-
ton Of Affairs in Louisiasa, and also to
the article in Sundays Capital Of this
city, edited BY Don Piatt, which was in
tssprsted By government efhcers .,
|stieagly advocating violence and def.
ance of law, and as such Vas given very
serious attention. Subsequent u amin.
terview OF the attorney general with the
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torney Wells Of this district with whom
be was In long and earnest censultAtior
in reference TO the same newspaper ar
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