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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20
National Guard Hall.

Nothing conld be more gratifying to
Professor Macallister than the pronounced
success with which he ia meeting. His
audiences crowd National Guard Hall.
Virginia. every night. Gold Hin being
well represented. The magician has such
. variety ~ acts that he never becomes
iircsoms in his performances. His
repertoire seems ~inexhAustible, n
nothing Il ever repeated unless speedily
requested by the audience. Professor
Maealli-ter's card AMI coin tricks defy
detection. They are 50 thoroughly
scientific that they draw forth the applause
~ all who see them. An immense amount
Of merriment is pronounced by tho distri'
Lution % the presents, which takes place
every night at the conclusion OF tho per
Torrance. Our handsome friend Taylor.
Who clerks for Grant. the furniture dealer.
next door to the NEws Office. held q win
ming ticket last night and drew = ane prize
in the shape Of a acknowledgement salt cod
iish. "It /. better To he born lucky than
rieh." Miss Emma Spring won asplendid
Singer sewing machine, and u number OF
other articles were distributed. A matinee
will be given tomorrow. Read the
advertisement.
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Tho Savage election was held In San
Francisco yesterday and the result was As
published by the NEWS last evening,
Thomas II. Williams. George d. Roberts.
John W. Coleman. Homer 8. King and
George w. Morgan being elected Trustees.
9. 7. Curtis. the former Superintendent.
said: before this meeting adjourns I
would like 70 mako . remark. 4 sour
riloss newspaper published in Virginia
has recently. upon the authority Of .
worthless Waterman whom I had dis
charged from the mine for drunkenness,
published some scandalous statements
about me. want Q committee to inves-
tigAte these charges"
President Keene-"That 10 . matter
that must come before tho new Board.
We have nothing 10 do with IT,"
General williams-I would say to Nj.
Curtis that the new management has
taken hold Of this thing with . full deter
mination Ia investigate everything con-
nected with the mine and Its management.
I would say 10 stockholders that the new
managers are all large owners OF stock. I
myself own . great deal Of II. We know
that the expenses for the past year have
been very large. and We are going to see
II we cannot run the mine more econom-
ically for the future. ! shall devote . great
deal OF personal attention TO u. and II !
cannot succeed In lessening the heavy cost
and making q better showing for stock
holders I will DO ready to quit and let
somebody else try Il. -.
The meeting then adjourned. and the
new Directors elected General Williams.
President; L. d. Holmes. Secretary. and
". G. Gillette. Superintendent. In place OF
Curtis.
Tho report Of tho Superintendent Was
brief. and referred almost wholly To the
pumping operations Of the year.
The Secretary's report showed the whole
receipts for the year 10 have been $780,
1874 IS. Of which stis. 295 had ono from
assessments and $3.50, $40 borrowed mon.
ey. The disbursements had been $685., 900,
viz: For mine labor. $2l3,92i; fuel.
$iis.000 /; supplies. $3.50, 900; combination
shaft. 100000 and minor expenses max
ing up the balance. There IL about u
thousand dollars on hand. and tho compa-
ny Ia In debt $500
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ABoHrioS.-Mr. Margaret Quayle yes
,erday entered q complaint In Judge
Knox's Court. charging II. II. Fowler and
philo Knapp with attempting to produce
the miscarriage Of the afiant by. adminis-
teriug medicinal substance and by the use
considerable comment.
srocHnoLpEns' MEEriso.-The regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Maryland Mining Company for tho cleo
ton Of officers, etc.. will take place on tho
9Th Of August next at the Office Of the COM
pany in San Francisco. See Official notice
Ia our advertising columns to-day.
WHEN the news Of the change In the
superintendency Of the Savage was re-
ceiyed yesterday. q knowing one wM
heard ~ say that II did not make much
difference To Sam Curtis, but that IL was
rather tough on Mrs. Cooper. Ills mean
ing il not easily understood.
JAMES S~rLISpxRaEn, who killed John
Doran in Six.mile Canyon on tho 18th In
slant. being unable To furnish $1,000
hail. Is In Jail.
W. +. BucKISoHAN. son Of Deputy
County Assessor buckingham. has gone TO
the Black Hills to engage In the business
Of ~assaying.
CuARLEs FoHMAS. the mining superin-
tendent. has returned from Eureka. He
will leave for San Francisco In . few days.
THrnr were shipped to Carson last even
ing Ave bars Of Justice bullion. valued at
sis,7i2 II.
THE Savage Mining Company to-day
levied In assessment Of 81 per share.
BULLION valued Al s3T3.i 2i 80 was ship
ped from Virginia City last evening.
4. A. sroSr. State Senator from Elko
county, Ia visiting the Comstock.
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Tweed Cessssses Judgms
NEW YoRg, July 20.--TWeed
MURDER Will OUT.

A few years ago August Flower vas dlscov
cred IN be . certain cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver Compaiui, and . few thin dyspsptics
.nads knowu to their friends hov easfly and
quickly they hsd been cured By its uss.N TIE
q, ct merits of orsen's August Flower were
hsral ed through the country By oes sufsr.f
has become immense. Druggists In syery town
In the United States are sailing u. No psrsen
sui. with sour stomach. alex heaf aehs.
costivsness. psipitatiou Of the hesrt. ind'ees-
tion. low spirlts. ETC, can taks thru doees via.
out reli,f. 90 10 your druggist aud est 2 bostis
or 10 cvnis and Try i. sample eosies ~
cents, ue1i on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20

The committee from the Board OF
County Commissioners To designate the
names Of those owing delinquent taxes
aud against whom suits are to be brought.
me, a, tho Office 81 the District Attorney at
1 O'Clock y. NJ. yesterday and went over the
li.ts. One hundred names were checked
of as those against whom payment Is Tn be
enforced. and the mount. without penal.
lies or percentages Is over s2.3C0. Of
hi. sun S36s &c stand opposite the names
OF those Of Gold Hill. leaving about $1,000
" the original sun for Virginia 70 liqui'
date. The list was male out for the pur-
nos. Of i~nstructing the District Attorney
In commence suits 90 recover the amounts,
interest. penalties and all.
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BRONCHITIS.

II Prom John fiagx. Ksq, Of Benninsteu, y. H.
"Tnres ysars since ! was very much reduced
with Q dreadfal cough. which resulted In Bron.
ehitis. affecting me so severely - 10 render u
dirhcult to sprat In m audible voios. To this
wa. sdd~i ssvers night sweats. and I was fear
mi OF going into Q decline. Aftsr recourss 10
ysrious remedies To no purpose, I made ase OF
DR.. wistar's raisam Of Wild Cherry. q fsW bot.
lies Of which mlly restored me 10 health.
since that time ! have hsi several severe Of.
AR Of cough, but the Balsam hsp always n.
novel them. always keep u by me, and
shoun not know how 10 do without Il"
Sold By all drusgists.
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p.p.r,.r@. l...s e,.s,as.
sElF.MuRnER.
Mnrtis creastti nad Charles
ksuaevs lntrude Their Presence
Cpsn Their Creator risssi
fstsoa.

Two men were sufficiently inconsider-
ate yesterday As to commit suicide al so
late an hour that the evening papcrseouid
mol, obtain the particulars. The hrst To
=. shuttle or was Martin cremetu. who
has been for several months working at
.Jone.' milk ranch on American Flat. sonth
AZ Goli hin. The e.use'assigned for the
deed IL most frivilous. but may. never
tbeles.. be sufficient. The man was un'
doubtediy 81 weak intellect. and the most
charitable view 10 take oil the matter u
th.t he committed his act Of self destrue-
ton during q nc OF temporary INSANITY.
IA seems that he was kicked by . COW while
engaged in milking yesterday morning
and va 80 severely hrrt thai he went 70
lei. lie suffered intense pain and all tne
efforts Of the family for his reliei proven
~ no avail. physician was sent ior, pu'
before the man 81 medicine arriveu gre,
metti put a pistol tn the side OF his Neal
and .en, q bullet through his brain. onder
his pillow q note written IN Italian was
found, Of which the following Il . trahs-
lation -,
81 hill myself solely because 1 think
there Il something broke inside. u'""-
by 10 tho world. MARTIN Nrr
Deceased Was a native Of Switzerland.
and twenty-two years Of age. An inquest
viii n. beli Al 1 o'clock this afternoon.
Charley Somers. . saloon keeper, was
the ne1t man 90 test. the problem. ne
committed the act at his place OF business.
co., North @ street. Virginia. at hAii'past
A o'elock. lie entered his bar-room At
quarter 10 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon;
and poured the contents OF . small va.
into 4 tumbler. mixing II with some iiluid'
I'M. ~bsr.keeper saw him making inc mix
tura. and tried to get II away from him,
s,snectipv the truth Of the situation. The
h.Y.keeper knew Of some domestic inie-
iici,y from which Somsrs had been suner.
ING and quite naturally thought that
.n,s,Je would be the result. Somers then
tried 10 grasp q pistol that was behind the
lar lint wa. prevented from doing 80. lie
rent into his room. took OF his boots and
s.,J Jown. The bar-keeper told Mrs.
namsr. that her husband hal taken poison.
and q physician was sent for. but u Was
al NO use. The man WAS dead before any
ming could be- done for him.
lint little IL known Of the cause OF the
,..h act. bat 10 Is certain that family
ronbies hal much tosdo with IL. The
,lscessed was we'll known ON the Comstoek'
h.xing kent restaurants and saloons IN
yircinis city for several years. He was
sor,y wears Of < o and a native OF Ger.
many. The inquest will be held Al I
o'clock this evening.
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ux.rr,. LIFE nAlAAM,

A. c,saasro. Of Rhsanstism. 0ous. Hsa'
rsixis, and cure for serofsis and ell discs.
sr,sirs from impurity Of blood. The e.a ana
reliable fninily y cdiefns. Hynirs LIE "a s, ~
.tsnSs up.ousii,J VI. ~ proven By over S9,.eo
great cures during Ihr pet ~ years.
radical vegetable COMPOUND OF az
Sold by eli draggtsts and eouetry sroo, =.
Tsis nothing eIse, and II they havnt y
sssd By cxprsss. boxed. svrryvh here y tuu..ss,
= HIATT, 10 0fsnd ptrset. New forf.
my1o sod I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20

rur sLKKPtxo-cAH.-Las evening the
Nrws Published an item to this eject;
:. Hereafter no sleeping car will be attached
A. ,hs trains leaving Virginia and Cold
mn, saturday and Monday nights. Win
,,i. s~scrntion tho sleeper will 10 u =
s.rs,asore." since the above va. pub,
,,sho.I ,hs usnsxrss Of tbs Virginia and
Truckee Railroad have orIeIeu ya
md IL has been decided To ave = aeeP'ns
car leave Carson for San Francisco w.
oirht excepting saturday. NO s,eepin
car will DO attached TO tho train 'sA'ihs
san francisco sunday.
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CARD.

To all vho are suffering nom the errors and
lpdl.srs,ions Of youih. nervous weshnsss. early
dscsy. Issa Of manhood. etc. ! Will send .
recsipt thai will cure you. rkEf or cnAnoE.
inns great rvmsiy vas discovered b. \ lssion.
sry In south America. send . self 'addressed
rnyslope 10 the REV. JOSEPH .. iNhAf.
station d, Bihls House. New YORK CITY.
misc en-
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street. asesasis...
I.r M a. AND p. nlKoRAru Ina

lsr run A. M p. ~rKLKoRArn LINZ
NAN fasscisco, July eo-e:i5 ?. NJ.
Crown Point, 81.
Con. Virginia. ~.
Grand Prize. i3S, 49,.
EIehequer. g..
Yellow Jacket. .. 81.
Imperial. $50.
Gould 4 Curry, %. %. 10.
Justice. o.. 81, 81, %.
California. an. Az.
Yellow Jacket, ., 81.
Caledonia. > 20.
OvermAn. i2as, Ia, i2s.
Hale 4 Norcress, a..
Beat 4 Belcher, i6a. iGk, i6s.
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Iu.,e. Consolidated.

The annual meeting Of the Union Con-
.olidstsd Silver Mining Company was held
on Monday last ut Han Francisco. OF the
100. 900 shares Of the company's stock there
were present. In person or by proxy. 49,.
sos shares. The Board Of Directors cleo
ted 10 serve daring tho ensuing year Ia a.
follows: John W. Coleman. Robert Sher-
wood, II. N. Graves. l.. 7. Lazure, ]. ID.
Russell. They met OF Tuesday and organ.
lied, with Robert Sherwood. President,
and J. NJ. Burlington. Secretary. The Sec
rotary's report VI receipts and expenditures
for the fiscal year shows a cash balance ON
hand Of 1881.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20

Rock ISLAND o%FricEns.-At the annual
meeting Of the Rock Islsnd Mining Com
psny tho oil Board wS rselected ~ fol-
lows: D.. y. Stone. II. ". Graves, W.. ;.
LYLE. ]. N. Walker. W. y. Myen-Pre.i-
dent, T.. y. stone; Secretary, j. W. Ciafk'
Mas. T.. s. swAyx. a, San Marcus. Hayes
county. Texas. wishes TO dnd John y.
Dovnard, her brother. Louis Lewis, OF
Virginia. says the man Is At Battle Mount
ain, Lander county, Nevada.
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Threatening.

George Taylor, a witness against All
Kim and All Sin. charged with arson. yes
,erlay received the following nste:
yiRorxi, CRY. Nevada. July IL.
George TAYLOR: You like 70 way you come
gei 200 from me you 90 TO court mai
plenty trouble for You mebe you get kill.
~ FRHSr.
1, was evidently written by one Of the
Mongolians with the intention OF iniimi'
dating the witness. and sought BY Offering
a reward 81 $500 to eur his absence and
silence. There are many Cinnamon IN
Virginia CITY who have sufficient knowi-
edge Of the English language to write sneh
an epistle. and by careful watching INC
author may 10 detected. The people are
ma, In A good mood for such things Just
now and IL the mooneyed gentlemen
make any hostile demonstrations they are
liable TO get themselves into trouble.
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MOnetary.

Nrw YORK. July coll 4. ".
Gold opened at 5t95a.
silver. Gh@3s.
Trade Dollars. gGetgI.
Currency. 81. @95h.
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q. n. GALLUP.

o. II. oAIrrr. opposits the Bank Of califor.
mia, ovld HUI, issps eoosantiy on hsnd ~
f.vort. brspds Of Imported CssArs. oholce BIT
sicsrs. ali lisds OF chewing .tobaccn. meof.
se6suu pipss, nuts, candies. fns CUTLERY, and
toys spd tspcy eoods Of all kinds. sp3s n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-20

ne dhEAI 81 IN
Baltimore and 0hiO Trains
Moving with Mill
tary Guards.
Torpedoes Placed on the
Tracks by the
Strikers.
THE LEADER OF THE MARTlHssuRo
RIOT ARRESTED.
The Strike Rapidly Spreading East
and west.
NR.fIsG or fHE TRAIN MEMS
UNION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
THEY RESOLVE TO RESIST TO
THE BITTER END.
The Militia Ordered Out BY Gov.
ernor Hartranft.
NJ ORDERS faE MEN 70 sIsPERsE
AND GO 10 THEIR HOMES.
General Pearsons Life Threatened
In Pittsburs.
The Union Pacific Men Preparing
to Strike.
THE ERIE FORCED TO STOP
SHIPMENTS.
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aT0CK

SrOCk sErokr.
san Rra.eisss Beard.
Last rvxSso.
20 Meadow VALLEY. NC
iss Raymond 4 KY. 9k
as Eurshs Con. 3os. u, nv. Tk
30 Bslmont,t
70 Rye Patch. .
100 Alpa. 100
- Leopard. I %. I 20
ies0 Ola. soc. yce, Sc
10 Northern Belle. len. II. TN. II sio. II
10 Husssy. 1oc
2oo GENERAL Thomas. sOc
800 Defrs<s, Use. &C
100 Manhattan. 81.
$40 Grand Prize. - 40 ~, t3k
lssp ArIsnta. I ~. IL
~ stsptos. , IS
f3o Mcdoc. I ". 1 Is
iiO Coco Con-. l5e. ~
Is New Coco.
1870 Golden Charist. eoc, ;oc
100 Empire uaaho).s
2i0 Lssds. I. sce
sss chollar.Potosi. 7sk. q. Is bio. %
$40 Caledonia, . 10
isDs California. n b. ssx, n hO, "a
$50 ovsrman. iok. lou. ~. 10Y. ION. i0s
$3.50 uould \ carry. $50. D bs. ~. W 10.
i4.o B..;i B.leh.r. iix. iU.. IS ISL
" lphA. 10h
=, 80 S S.;,ss Point ;sss:, 2 e; =. , 60 h. a''
eos sisrra Nevada. Z ". tA.tD
az uLs q Nosesos.. Ak.tb
59s Bullion. 4 cs. ~, 4 70
20 Con. virginia. Et
io Uphir. ts. itS. t.
100 savage. 81
100 Msniean. ~
Az yustiee. ~. ~.
20 Union Oon..a S,o
10 Utah.
10 nsisnsr. ~
III
TINS MOANING.
aao o,h,r n,
AZ Ms.ls..- 40. g..sA
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Mr.. t~,suxhI,s'. Ben.a,.

Below we publish a full and official re-
port Of the concert and dance recently
given at Miners Union Hall for the ben.
dt Of Mrs. John Coughlin
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WE CAN'T TAI.K

without showing the condition Of our teeth.
Every ia1sh sxposss them. In order not TO b
sahamed Of them. lot us uss that standard denu
fnes SOzODONT. which 10 cure 10 heap thsm
and spolezs. NO tartar can enerust
them, no canker Affect the enamel, no ~ eies
OF dssay infect the dental bone, n Bosofont u
regularly ussd. 10 10 Q botanical preparation,
and IL bsnsaeisl effects on the tech and Kuns
are mafvslous, ~ % removes ell d~tscoloratious
and renders the gsms hard and ROSY.
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SAVAGE ELECTION.

TIE Annual MsssisE IN sas Fran.
eisee Ysstsrday-M. q. Gillette
Elected Superintendent =. Tho
Company $4,000 Ia Debt.
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poR AN IRRiTArRD THROAT.
Cough or cold. Browns bronchial Troehss are
oasrsa With the fnilsst confidence In their
eobcscy. Tney mainisin tho good rsputssion
they hays Justly acquired.
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ENGINEERS MEETINGS.

CoxsT0cK LODGE. NO. !. or the
u Bre.s.,hood q Stat, n.rI Ees ss.r..
q aeh nos,h. o. odd sellews' Hall. Cola
WILLIAM GAMBLER. cAief.
osoRes J. Pnxus, y. A. \. yiss On
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cpoup AND HooPIN0 COUGH.

Every bottle Of Dinme.fs Cough naiam h
usrsntscd 10 do all thst I Sams Give 10 70
your children for Group and booming cough.
finy cents and ans dollar per bctus. Tor sais
bv john Jones, Jr. iySDSw
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L,ox,, KArulnox mshss bsaaafui. siossy,
4. xur,sut hair, prevents la falling out 90 turn.
M srsy. II hes stool the test Of forty years
Il skarmineiy psrfumed. snd has % rival
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Nor. spanish Troops for Cab,

morc bI8ut.n Eek~ wv @.sS
NRw yoRK. July 2o.-A letter from
Madrid says tho Spanish authorities arc
preparing to send $4,000 men to Cuba In
October. 10 Ill tho gaps caused BY disease
and death. The Ministers propose to raise
the necessary funds 10 forward these TO
inforccments by smother appeal 10 the
Association Of Planters and Pinancierp.
who furnished the advances for tho REIN
forcemcnts sent out . yosr ago. Their
privilege over Cuban customs and revenues
will be increased aud prolonged. b insure
payment Of interest and IN annual sinking
fund. Tho Ministers have allowed he
Cortes TO understand that II necessary
the dovornmrnt will mako evon greater
sacrifices. Singular N observe. the i'm.
provemtnt Of Cuban affairs and Visible
decrease Of the rebellion does not con.
vince the people Of the ultimate pacinca-
ton OF the island.
Tweed Cessssses JudgmesI.
NEW Yonx. July 20.--Twesd has al.
drsssed = letter to tho counsel Of tho cor.
poration allowing Judgment 70 DO taken
for the amount sought In all suits brought
against him or In preparation. oil his de
lenses having been disclosed 10 the A.
tornsy General.
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on she Erie Road,

Yisr BrrrALo. N. Y. July 2o.-orders
have been received at tho Erie Railway
shirping onice to take no stock for ship
mont east to-day on account OF the ttrike.
On tho trains reaching Hornsllsville the
men quietly quit them.
NEW YonK. July 20.-It 10 stated that
tho Hornellvilie strike Is led By . dis
charged brakeman. Trains east on the
Erie road are running regularly.
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ruoops CALLED poR IN rrrrsnuRo.

n-. III IN r., Hon Iohp
Lstts, Lieutenant Governor Of Pennsyiva.
MIA: 81 hayo forwarded tho following
dispatch TO his EIcollency Governor Hart
rant. at Harrisburg. Learning mat nc
Is absent, ] forward u alao 10 You ior snen
acuon a. you may ues" F,s a
power w ien u'a ~ a,,och,n. coun,v.
=
Following Is the hispa'ch apo'' anu
ded 70;
PTrrsBuRd, July i0.-To Hon. John j.
Hartranit: tumnil, r.ot ana ~ sns'
on the PennsyivAnua Iian ", Va =, I 20 pi.,.
erty. anu ~ tne Iwehn WIZ - n.n,i. ~.
Durs. = iAIEo uni ~ r ~
upon tne Isi Z hw in,;miJss,oo
iIe,gn. .rai mi az ,rrc.inS snci.
v.o.rnee n.hes 49, ~ ,he rsiIrosd
nee, Y. am v. ~ VI Jr,ies A Amer.
~ w ea. y,..a .nSs.vored m ann
NJ. the ,iot ma bsys moi sdeSuatc means
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The Unios rasine Mea Mevi.i

The Uutos faeine Hen hoviss.
OMAHA. July 2o.- The Union Pacific
employees met hero In largo numbers last
night to consider tho reduction In their
wages. A committee was appointed TO OF.
pres. W General Superintendent Clark tho
wishes OF tho employees. The speakers
strongly deprecated . strike except - .
last resort
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rrrrryo or rrr THAN Mrs's rNIos.

P%rrrssrRa. July 20. = Everything Is
quiet about the yard. The strikers still
have possession OF the main track and no
frcightx arc allowed to move. Its Just
learned from q nil able source that tho
Sheriff Of this coatity has telegtaphed
Governor Hartranb Of his inability to
suppress the rioters aud asked him to nso
his authority IN this premises by calling
out the military.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-01-26
Using Big Words.

Our best writer's use the most simple
and direct language and choose words
of Teutonic rather than of Romantic
origin. Mr.. Marsh examined thirty of
our most Characteristic writers on this
point, and found that Bryant has in his
writings from "a to 90 per cent. of leu
tonic words Browning, "a per cent. ;
Tennyson, 81 to 80 per cent; Long
fellow, 81 per cent. and even Ruskin,
although critical writer on art, 70 to
"a per cent. OF early English writer's,
Chaucer used from 80 to 80 per cent. of
home-born words Shakespeare, SO to
81 per cent. Milton, 80 to 80 per cent.
Our young "aspirant" will find his
style both in conversation and writing
improved in vigor and effectiveness by
substituting short Saxon words, wher-
ever he can do so, for long words of
Latin derivation. Richard Grant White
says IF all foreign elements were
taken away from our English tongue, its
life and vigor would be unimpaired.
We could live and love and bate and
work and play and worship, and express
all our wants and our feelings, tell tales
and sing songs"