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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-17
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M,nxry's sALooS.-Ths Railroad Ex'
change saloon. near tho depot. 10 n oil
the beet places in town 10 so when you
want q drink or . good cigar. Eugene
Markey Is the proprietor. and under ms
genial and efficient management this Is
one OF the most quiet and respectao'e
places In town.
A CELESTIAL BuRoLAR.-A ChinAman
was found going through the house OF Mr.
Stores. in Virginia CitN yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Stores captured the heathen'
and taking him before Judge Moses. en-
tered a charge Of house-breaking. The
case 10 on trial this afternoon.
ANOTHER OSE READr.-A young Span
lard In Virginia City yesterday tried TO
take the short route TO heaven. lie At
tempted to start by the Smith Il Wesson
line, but his mother interrupted the Trip
II IL thought the boy will DO willing W
live . while longer.
Porxp.-Ths lost check Tor $500. adver-
,ised for in the Nrws yesterday. has been
found In Virginia City. and Is o in pos
session Of I. Iby. Another proof OF the
benefits Of advertising.
WANTED TO G~o.-Jerry ouinlan. OF Viz
ginia City. attempted suicide last Sunday
night. He cut himself in the neck. but
the wound was dressed. and he 10 o In .
fair way 10 recover.
JouS KEEN. Gold Hills new Census
Marshal. has entered upon the discharge
of his duty. lie commenced taking the
nance and ages Of school children yester-
day.
ANOTHER cAsr.-John Killalcs, . chival-
rous gentleman Of Virginia City. 10 In tho
L,bit Of beating his wife and children.
Tho County Jail awaits his coming.
prsvr.son J. WILLARD. tho great Com
.,ock magician. will appear At Miners.
Union Hall. Gold Hill. this evening, He
i. Known a. q clever artist. Go aud SOD
him.
TuEsK was . game Of baseball played
Al silver City Sunday between the Silver
CITY nine and the bonanza OF virginia
CITY. seore-Bonanzas, 70; Silver City j.
Joux ErLrr fell into the water below
,bs lsOO-foot level In the Hale 4 Nsrcross
mine last sunday and received . severe
scaldiny.
TEE registration books Of Virginia CITY
and Gold Hill will close On the 26th
instant.
BuILros valued at s2i.s25 ~ was sent
from Virginia City y~estsrday.
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NEW sroRR.

A. suNNRRyIxLp. late ~boohtsspsr fol
Rsinstsin / Wolf. desires 70 inform his ffisnd'
add the public generally that be has Just
cpspsd. In Gsllstin's old hardware stors, oppo.
siis Jones' drug store. Msin strest, Gold Hi. Z
eomplets stock q gents furnishing goods. COO,
from 81 10 81 %; Calico Shirts. 81 10 -
Cheviot Shirts. pufo linen, % TO a.. All softi
OF shirts made 10 order and warranted 70 ht.
A spiendid assor,msnt Of asnts' Underwear.
which be will sell caespsr than any hours In
the stats. In conjunction with furnishing
goods. he also keeps . splendid stock Of fns
MIA ssnt stock Of genuine Havans and domestIc
cigsr. THk BEST BIT Cl0AR6 IN TEE
STATE. Come and tD them. Don't mistaks
the place opposite Jonss' drug stor, Main
asti. A. suMNsRPIKLD / 90.
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IsipuRR BRRATH.

Aaonr all tho disagrsssbie consequences that
follow the decay Of the teeth, an Impure breath
must b. the most Notifying and unpleasant TO
lts posses,or, add % 10 the most insxcusab,e
ADD of.nrivs In society and yet the cause OF y
may easily b. removed By cleansing your testh
grsnt sozoDoNT. II puriees and swsstenl
the breath, cools and rsffeshes the mouth. and
gives Q pssrllike appeannrs to she teeth.
Gsntiemen Who indulge IN smokins should
cleanse their teeth with SOzuDONT. - u
your druggist for u. spieim
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RaIfav.

PsIiey.
CHICAGO. April 10. An Inisr-0eess
Washington special says: A gentleman In
the confidence Of Blaine states that the
latter will attack Matthews ct the opening
Of the session and combat the Southern
policy in the same spirit ~ at the last
sossion. He will attack the P~rssident's
policy. but not the President. IL II stated,
also. that tho Maine Republican press 20
violently oppose the policy that the friends
Of the Administration are raising $500 0
70 start an Administration paper at Port
land. Stanley Matthews' visit 10 said 70
DO In order 70 persuade the President .
have the army matter tdsd over % that
an extra session will DO unnecessary.
There II said 10 DO great anxiety lest . de-
bated on the Southern question occur
which would DO 10 the Presidents dissd.
vantage and prevent the accomplishment
Of any good from the Southern policy. II
10 understood here that Governor Hsmp-
ton has already violated one Of his pledges
BY his action concerning tho Stats officials
OF South Carolina. The President declines
10 express an opinion on the matter until
he fully understands tho case.
Tweed % do Free az Last.
Nrw YoaE. April i7.-Aotive prepsra-
lions arc said to DO In progress at Ludlow
street Jail looking to the carly release Of
Tweed. He has packed up his books. pic
lures and other s~ppurtenances. and 10
ready TO leave whenever the pending Ar
engagements are perfected. He has made
an absolute tender Of all his property 10
the city. but II 10 said 70 amount TO very
little comparatively. II consists only OF
the properly at Lake MAhopac. = few lots
In tho city. and . place on Long Island,
where his wife o 10. All the rest has
boon gradually dissipated. much OF II sold
for one-third Its value, and all OF II used
In paying lawyers fees and the expense Of
his flight and captivity. Tho prisoner 10
said 70 be very much broken and displrited.
Tho Times Albany special. on Twced's
confession. says no las already sworn that
no money was used by him or placed In
any one else's hands 10 use for him 10 pur-
chase votes for the charter In 1870. II he
swsars differently now he must confess 70
having perIured himself then.
MurdsrtuE NEGROES fn georgia.
NEW Yoax, April ia Herald Atlanta
tGa.) special says: A man from Union
Point declares to your correspondent that
o terrible state Of Affairs exists In Ogls-
thorpe county. tho scene Of tho late riot.
during which Luke johnson. with . band
OF negroes, tried 10 take possession OF the
Post-ofice. A general feeling Of distrust
and suspicion pervades the county. al
Though all Of the supposed ringlsadsrs
have been arrested. A night or two since
Q negro named Turner was called out OF
his house and killed by . party Of unknown
men. A night or two later tive other
negroes were called out In the same man.
ncr and were 50 seriously wounded that
they were dying when last heard from.
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san fFanetses Board.
Last EvxSrse.
IS Raymond 4 Ely. AZ
<O Kureka Con-. ID
35 Leopard. . ss, 40
40 Northern belle. isi
30 General Thomas. 7oc
$50 NanhsftAn. Z. GN
sos Grand Prize. 4. 10
30 New coso. $40, $40
100 Advances
400 Golden Chariot
eoLseds. ~
2tss u.ion Con-. ~, tx.AAtU
tss5 Julia. IN. I o. IS
go calssonia, IN. sc.sG
tto s.ivsr Hih. ~. is.i0
100 Ch~sliengs.t
1870 Dayton. loc
lis Nsw York. 7sc. aoc
iUo Roek Island. isc
800 Phil. Sheridan. ~. ~ -
Is Aita.ik
las Wooivilie. sc
si0 Lady Washington. ~. Is, ~
100 Andss. 6oc
3O North Con. virginia. &c
lao Prvspeet, Sc
80 Trojsn, SOC. tS
4sO could 1 Curry. ~. TA.fs
sos Ovsman. II. ltS.n
sis Mexican. 81. sN.ss
is Choliar Potosi. ~. 8
lks nsleher. 8. 81. 81
iito Con. Virginia. IS, ux. ns, nx
500 Yellow Jsehst.s
lS0 Imperial. I, bo
isSO Califomta. Ssk. 53h
cas- sierra Nsvsds. ~. 8 70. 4. los
sO Ophir, Ia, ~, ltk. nsso
sls Justice. o.. blu. 81. sS, 81
i9s MeIiesn. N IN.
100 UiaA. I. ~
% Rxehequer. 3s,3h
iso bullion. GU. Gs
30 crvvn Point, ss.5k
10 Aipha. 81. 81
CSC Hale 4 Soreross. ~, . 20. as
rus MORNING..
go ophir. i3S. Is, ISM, l3S, i3S
sD Msxicsn. 10. k,ss.sk
isso Gould q Curry. ~. e.yS
1895 bsst q Dsiehsr. 2iA. nv. n, Dk. IN,
also California. IN. 81. IN
s0o savage. $40, ~
100 Con. Virginia, IS. SAY .3tk
40 cho'isr.POtosi. s.. ~. sss. s5x. n, IN
i2iO Hale 3 Norrross. 2. . s5.3
sass Gown Point. IN. n. ~. Z. So. s...sS
700 Ysilsv Jacket, 81. ss.9
2ss0 Imperial. I 10
2ts kentuek.s
3ss Alpha. i0k, 10. ioS,h
GO Bslehrr. On
IS C~onndsnee.5
100 sierra Nevada tN.4G. tk.ts.tD
as Utah. II. IN. 1lk
30 auliion. 81. :. 1S.Is.Ik
2Gc Exsheques. ~. $50
10 seq. Beicher. Is
1870 Ovsrman. 81. 3lt. Ss, 0S
30 Justice. w. ~. S.ss
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NOTICE 10 rH

Candidate. for once At the esmins Town
faction, viii pleas bear In mind that thsif
saverti.ed announcements In this papsr. -
vel q election printing. mud b paid for u
oirraa.. We accept Of NO contingent arrange
msn,s, bat treat al, alike. A candidate Who can
no, or uiil not announce himsslf properly and
mar his printing bills promptly. II not at for
tho osnoe.ne SEEKS. Moreover. be VIII not Be
successful.
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A CARD.

To all ~ho arc mfo,iue from the errors and
lndlseraions Of youih. nervous wsshnsss. early
de- ~. loss Of manhood. str- ! viii send .
receipt that will cure you. yaEn OF cuAnaH.
This great r-medy vas discovered bya = ission.
arg In south America. send . self-sddresscd
envelope to the kkv. JuskPH T. INNAn.
station ID. Bib'e Houss. New York CITY.
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ssNsrsLI ADVICE.

You are asisd svsy Day through the eo,uuns
ef nsvspspen and By your druggist to uss
something for pyspspsia and Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about. You get as.
couragod spending ponsy. WITH bat littls soc.
cess. Nov 70 give you satisfactory proof thai
0Rxxz's Auausr Flown will are yvu Of
Dyspepsia snd Liver Complaint WITH si theti
sisets. sueh a. soar stomach. aes hssdaehs
hsart-bum. vstss-brssh, coming NJ OF food
after eating. ~ spirits. etc., " ast 700 70 %
TO your draexist asd gst Q sampls bottls ol
oRxKn's Auousf YLnvxl for 10 cent? md "
u, Or Q regular siss for rs csats.. TIVE dosss
Will relisvs you.
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rnR PALAoR EATING STAND.

Por . rat Of beef unescelisd 10 Storey
county. 70 10 Thomas Hsffon's Eating Stand
In the Palace Saloon. No. : North O SIR. q,
Virginia Uiiy. fresh oystsu d all hours In
rvery style. Forty miners always on hand .!
night. For tsSy, hume style Of cooking. and
the best and frcsl eel OF all that The msftsti
sford the Pace Eating Suad has no superior
TIT Il. ap's n
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FROM A DISTINGUISHED JuRIsr.

"I have tried the PERUVIAN srnur and the
result faiiy sustains your prediction. II has
made q new man OF me INFUSED into my sys.
ten new vigo,. and energy. ! am no longer
trrmuloas and dsbilitaied - when you last
saw mo. bat stronger. hesrtisr, And with. larger
a. sny tims during tho last i've years." ro'd
BY sll druggists.
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U

MnrSo LocArIsSs.-T The Valencia MIN
Ing Company yesterday flcd . notice Of
location. The company claims 5000 feel
running northerly from the north line OF
ths Han Francisco mine on tho north
ledge or lode. w. n. Armstrong. q. W.
Thatcher, r. n. Lewis. A. ]. Bass and
d. D. Lyman arc mentioned - lscstors.
TEE Grand Jury experts are engaged to-
day examining tho books Of the Gold Hill
officials.
TIE Virginia City Aldermen will meet
this evening.
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TE

HOW THE LOUISIANA QUESTION Is
TO Be SETTLED.
TINE NICHOLS LEGISLATURES
PASSES REs0LUrI0Ns.
And Packard Makes a Last Appeal to
the President.
TWEED MAKES HIS LONG,
PROMISED CONFESSION.
he Says that 0akey Hall was n
Leader In the Ring.
NEW YoRK POLITICIANS In a
TLrrrER.
Surrender or . thousand Hostile
sioux.
The Indians Everywhere Laying Down
Their Arms.
fsrsciAL psrArcuEs n " Goip HILL
DAILY NEwsl
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Surrender or . thousand Hostile
Sioux.
The Indians Everywhere Laying Down
Their Arms.
fsrsciAL prsrArcnEs II mi Goin Hill
DAILY NEWS
The Louisiana Problem.

INV ORLEANS, April lO.-Th NICHOLS
s.,.ts TODAY passed the following Joint
--.,.,,., .,i ,r..uhl.. which arc part
'e'oia'o" y" -
OF the plan OF adjustment
WHEREAS. Tho people Of the State OF
Y.,,.i.,. .ncr wear. nj snffrrinp and
,,isr,ie have. with supreme satisfaction,
- ,ha xi.s determination Of President
Usyss~.s EXPRESSED In his inaugural and
sIrssjv h.ppily executed in south Care
ins-to restore local ss~lf.goyemment 10
~. Southern STATES and pe.ce and pros-
nas,,. ,o ,ha whale country. by a return TO
~ y,,;, s%oilowinr M thc wise principles
~ ~ n',;,r,i"n. covernm.nt /. therefore
=.
B.ol,,l Pint-Tbat We cordially In.
L.. ,hs %noiicy of the President AZ cnun-
49,, IN VI. ,..ngur.I. and NE nleJce our
hearty cooperation and support In the
execution thereof. SECONDHAND the exc.
cutiou Of this policy in Louisiana will
prove q source OF inestimable blessings To
her people. lift up their burdened spirits,
heal their wounded prosperity. renew their
wasted fields. bring happiness to their
homes, and give 10 the whole people. with
out distinction Of race or color, future
progress. Third-That as al earnest OF
our endeayors. We hereby solemnly de-
clare. II IL aud will be the purpose Of
the Ooyernment Of the State Of Louisiana.
rrpresentsd by Francis j. Nichols a. its
executive heal, first, 10 accept In good
faith the thirtecnth and fourteenth con-
stitutional amendments In letter and
In spirit second. the enforcement
OF the law rigidly and impartially.
10 the end that violence and crime shall
be suppressed aud promptly punished. and
peace and order prevail, and he humblcst
isborer upon tho soil Of Louisiana,
throughout every parish ~ inc s'a'e, Q,
sss,y q, .ha i.ws In nerson' nronrrty
nd political rights and privileges, and
kindly relations between the white and
eoiored eiIizsns .. 'ne s.a,'' va,
oasis OF lus'ie. anu NH a1....dan y, nj
shall Do p.omopui ta,u. o'.an,,ai 80 A., nhn
classcs oi .n' sVPae Tina,,si.as wa L.
/ mi r. ElEEAIl0n III IIGO InHIlAuNlOuHs WI AZ
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SHIFTS MADE no ORDER,

Misc Y. 3. Folis.s, ct the Homestead. Gold
Hin. msnufsstureH Shirts and Gsniismsns On
dsrvcsr 70 order, d. the shortest possible notice,
and uarantees Q peifect 6t. Repairing we'll
and neatly done. Send along your ord.rs and
prove the truth oi our Esssrt on. 3sm
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MrII.i BArusi

TIE Pioneer Bathing Establishment OF Gold
Hri has been thoroughly rnoys,sd nd rsnt
'I spi Say j.. p. xoPP, propnssor.
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offered 10 secure MN hBAihst any iuf'ncr
investigation Of his bank accounts, his
relations with the city. or indeed from
any further trouble, II ho would pay sloo'-
600 towards 0'Drien's claim against tho
city for $500, 900, for unpaid fees. The
two represented TO him that they had such
influence over Tilden, Judge Barrett and
William G. Barrett, ~ 10 Immediately
quash any further steps In the pending in
~vestigati0n. Tweed says he has PAID tnem
$40, 900 In eash, and mortgages which they
afterwards collected for the rest, ana ne
understands that they Afterwards secured
the Same amount from Connolly upon the
same representations. He says he does
not consider O'Brien's claim has any real
merit. 49,,
In the confession Tweed says that ne
gave Mr. hasnhss cnecK lot In LII N
. ,ns,snr,uc ,h,t n v.s IN 20 10 senator
svo"iin W,s,ings. WHO IA editor of the
c'S..s.;,i iJ,er,;,,,. avs The trspsaction
90 nnralv n bn,ine.. aff.ir, passlnq
hrorrh ,hc bsnds of bis bsnker in 4 legit-
imsto w.y' He empbaticsily denies that
sny money svsr nsssed through his hands
~ sanstor Woodin Tor sny purpose.
Great excitement prevails among the
noliticians over Tweed's confession. Tho
an Ring members are hard 10 find. Dix
hv isnie. tbst M. brother. Senator Bixby,
over pronosrd Immunity 10 Tweed n 10
-o,,d siIov O'Brien'a claims 10 be Maid,
Ts..ri.r U.clet declines 10 saw ANYTHING
shout An, ,tstement that his psintinrs and
hool.cases wore maid for by the city,
Wheeler ri. feckbam. council for the
pespis %ayain.t Tweed, says Il 10 true that
Tweed made the so-called full confession.
IA WA, taken 10 Albany last night b. Town.
senI. mn, saws II contains things that he
Lnovs arc correct.
Tha E,nc,,, confirm. the cenfessiou and
..x. \, \. KIN, . Martial revelation. and that
y,,i .n,t, s.iop iii s,sn mora siekon tho
a,.,sIi. oan..ian.o
surreud-r OF Hostile Hiour.
CAMP RoprssoS, Nsb., April lion
tho 18th instant tho village Of Sioux. pre-
viously mentioned a. coming In with
Spotted Tail, surrendered to asnsrai
Crook at tho Spotted Tail Agency. The
village numbered about q thousand pcr-
sons, mainly ssnsares ana Ainneconlou'
under honan Nose anu o'her sh'e''' Luz
Indians asked permission 70 aPproscn .he
Agency In tho style commonly used by
them upon entering . friendly village,
which Was granted them. About 10 o'clock
the warriors TO tho number OF perhaps 3oO,
mado q regular charge ON the Agency from
several directions, yelling and firing their
pieces In the air. At II O'Clock the main
..II.... slI..l nat tho NAL anil want tntn
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ruE wrrr-wMirrKR.-The case Of l.
Kos.man. charged with assault DAT
terry upon the person Of his wiie' wa
called in Judge Moses' court. virginia
today. Tho woman had bssn spirited Away
and the officers were unable to secure nsr
attendance a. q witness. Counsel Tor tne
defe n,e moved TO dismiss the charge ou,
Judgs Moses couldn't sec II hal way anu
very properly denied tho motion. Tns
case Wa continued until next saturday a.
I p. q.
SCIENTIFIC The third Of the series OF
scientific lectures given at the Central
Gold Hill public sehool-bouss will take
piece tomorrow evening. Professor Van
Wagsnen will take up the subject Of .Sul-
phur and It's Compounds" and Professor
Baker will continue his calculation OF the
subject Of "a Electricity" illustrating the
sane with Q number u curious n inter
esting experiments.
RosEnr DxpnAS has bssn appointed
specisl policeman Of Gold Hill. He will
undoubtedly make . good ofiesr.
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A..ivsrss.y Exearsiss.

The several lodges and encampmenss Oh
Odd Fellows Of Virginia City and Cold
Hin have unanimously decided 70 OBJ
serve the Pifty-eighih anniversary Of the
introduction Of Odd Fellowship in Amer
lea BY an excursion 70 Homo. Lns Dae \.
rem Of that town propose celebrating ine
occasion BY . grand procession. 9lau
and the dedication Of their splendid ne.
hsil. during tho day. and . grand Dali ~
ni,bt. An excursion train will leave Wiz.
rinia City at 7:so A. n. ON the morning Q,
Anil octb. and returning. leave Reno 81
s.so p NJ. of the same day. Tickets can Dc
nrocursL from the several commit'ees o.
he did,rrnt lodges and encampmsnts.
The pries for the round trip Ia three
dollars.
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EUROPE.
PROGRESS OF THE Russo'IuRk.
1911 STRUGGLE.
War viii Be Declared
This Week.
the RUSSIAN ARMY MOVING ON
THE FRONTIER.
tsrsciAL DisrArcsr' TO rns aoLp Hill
DAILY Nrvs.l
The Coming Cennies.

The Csnsias Conflict.
LONDON. April i6.-In the House Of
Lords Earl Granville criticised the Gov
ernment's policy touching tho Eastern
question. lie said the protocol was near
" the same rs the Berlin memorandum,
aud why did not the Government accept
thatf United action Of Europe then
might have prevented war, as neither Rus.
sia nor Turkey then hal taken an ire
trsoeabls position. He attacked tho Min
ister's boasts about raising England's 20
sition abroad, which now subjected them
70 ridicule, and ha advocated European
concert for the better governments OF
Turkey.
Earl Derby. replying 10 Earl Granville.
vindicsted the signing Of the protocol.
Count SchouvAloff WAS questioned vhether
Russia was prepared to disarm 10 England
signed, and said "thAt depends on Tur-
KEYS attitude" England declared that
sho signed with that object /; II that object
were not gained, the document should not
DO made 70 serve another purpose. Eng
land attempted mediation between Russia
and Turkey, but when n Power refused
mediation II mattered not what form was
chossn. II England had not signed tho
protocol, all responsibility for the war
would have been thrown upon her.
WAR TO sE prcLARxD SATURDAY.
A 81. Petersburg special Aiates that
Ignatieff will accompany tho Car to
Kcschsnsf.
A dispatch from Pssth says II Is expected
that war will be declared at Keschensi
on the 2ist Of April.
A Times dispatch from Vienna says that.
according 70 political correspondence, the
four corps In Bessariaba have orders o
begin the movement 10 tho Pruth on April
18th, while two corps are now marching 10
take their place 10 Bassariaba.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE RUSSIAN ARMY.
A correspondent Of tho Fremds"bian
confirms the report tina. the right wing.
which 10 the weakest portion, crosses tho
Dsuoesisr al Choteyna and goes along the
Austrian frontier to Paskany. The centor
goes by rail TO PaskAny. Tho left wing.
the strongest, will cross the Danube BE-
tween Remi and Ismael.
A Paris correspondent 70 tho Times says
10 10 q mistake to think that the Turks
would greet tho Austrians ~ allies and
allow them 70 penetrate into Bosnia with
ont striking . blow. Buch resistance
would DO an cphemeral struggle, but
would necessitate . declaration OF war BY
Austria. The entry Of Austria on the
scene would be looked upon ~ . signal for
Q wide conflagration.
4 Belgrade special TO the Timss An
nounoes that General Taedicff, . Russian
psnslavist, has arrived there. and that his
visit 10 regarded ~ significant.
DfrrfcuLrfHs,
A Vienna correspondent says tho Csar ID
expected 70 stay at Taeheneff several days.
Extensive floods prevail between Usghsnni
and Jossy. The Pruth Is much swollen.
and the railway from Unghennl 10 Keschs'
nsf, on which the army depends, 10 In .
very insecure state. and engineers appre-
hsnd orast difinuitv In teeninp nm aaryico
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san Fra.sisss Board.
Last xvxyIya.

~l.sroHrsD pAns 1T n ?. xrArN . col
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Msjor Reno's Case.

WASHINGTON, May i7.-Malor Reno. re-
Gently tried by court martial on q charge
Of insulting the vito Of q brother officer
and sentenced 10 he dismissed from the
service, has forwarded to the War Depart
ment q request for delay In the presentA-
ton Of the case 10 the President, he claim
ing that he has additional evidenceswhich
will tend toward mitigation. The request
has been granted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-17
HOW THE LOUISIANA QUESTION Is
TO Be SETTLED.

TINE NICHOLAS LEGISLATURES
PASSES RES0LUrIoNs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-17

And Packard Makes a Last Appeal to
the President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-17

NEW YORK POLITICIANS IN a
FLrrrER.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21

yention. Altogether It was Q very
harmonious one, and good feeling pre-
vailed. DR.. Mcconnell is q A~rst.class
presiding officer, and dispatched bust
ness with q vim. The Secretary and
assistant, swere efficient and laborious,
and The work Of the Convention pro.
ceeded smoothly, and was accomplish.
Cd in much shorter time than was
anticipated. The ticket nominated is
good one, and The nominations are
equivalent 10 election.
RAYMOND is q settled and sedate
looking.place many Of the buildings are
ancient looking, and the town looks
like It had been asleep and needed
waking up. The awakening Is coming,
however, as ! understand the people In
that section strongly favor the building
of the Natchtz and Jackson railroad,
which will pass through Raymond. A
red 1lg hangs on! a! lhe jail, at present,
aud The prisoners have all been moved
away on account Of the smallpox.
After this hasty view OF the town, We
start back 10 Jackson through the
rain and mud, and wish the railroad
was already in operation. Z.