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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-22

nEPosrrs ofcoIs OR BULLION received.
~ ~ither Oh open Account or 70 Issue CIR.
TIFiCATRs therefor, payable (st the option Of
the holdsr) In Gold Hin or San Francisco; to
MAKE collections, purchase Bullion at the most
forwarded 10 the Parent Bank In San Francisco;
sells Bills Of Exchange, and transaets General
Banking Business,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15
SALE OF A RAILROAD.

A decree was entered on Saturday, in
Philadelphia, in the U. s. Circuit Court, for
the sale Of branch of the Wilmington and
Reading Railroad, for default upon it's
mortgage'bonds, unless by Friday next the
arrears, amounting to $500,0Oo be paid.
The sale is to be advertised for months,
and the conditions are the payment Of &c.,
600 cash down, and the balance within 80
days after the sale. The branch is 7 miles
long. starting from Birdsboro and connect
Ing with the Berks County Railroad. The
main road, It will be remembered, was sold
some time ago. ''in
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15
POLICE CASES,

Eliza Fughes, charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined SO cents and costs.
Isaac Fighter, charged with larceny was
dismissed.
Isaac Riggs, colored, charged with assault
ting Officer Heal during the races at Sheut~
zen Park on Friday last, was fined SIS.
John stidham, was sent to the Aims
House.
There were also FIVE drunks with Usual
fines and costs.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15
A LIQUOR CASE.

John Kouzelman, tho proprietor Of . II.
quor saloon at Second and Orange street,
was arranged before Squire Frazer, on Sat-
urday morning, to answer two charges by
Nelson J. Lee, with selling liquor without
license, and keeping q disorderly house.
The charges we're sustained, and the accused
was held in $4o0 bail to answer the first
charge at Court, and fined SO and costs for
the latter charge. Mr.. X. gave the required
bail and was discharged.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15
THE WORK ON THE BASIN,

The work on the north basin of the Cool
Spring Reservoir, is progressing finely. The
pudding will be finished in about week.
If this fine weather continues, when the
laying of the bricks will commence. The
basin will be completed about the middle of
next month. 1t is not known whether the
south basin will be commenced this fall or
not,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15
MEDICINAL.

nR. w1rLER~ vEtnrABLE RHEU.
IL M Alto REMEDY.--Is the perscrip-
ton OF one Of Philadephia's oldest physl-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
t;sn. neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Back ache
&C., or money refunded, by invigoratlne
the nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
tralizlng poisonous deposits III the system.
cine. Suffering and money saved by useing
f. in time. Remember that DR.. Filter Is
the only ph hysiClan in America devoting
~ wears to this one line of practice. Cure
Warranted. AAvicegratis d South Fourth
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15

What is prettier than q nice Shoe on .
Lady's foota M. Dannahee..7th and Poplar
Streets is the man to supply the ladies' Of
Wilmington with pretty Shoes. Those
bought In this establishment will make the
foot look better than those bought else.
where.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15
PERSONALS.

Lydia Thompson:will retire from tbe stage
January 4, 1878.
Charles A. Dsna's eyes are bad ard bis
physician has ordered him to rest.
Frederick Dinsdsle, solicitor, of London,
has failed in the sum Of 81 500 900.
Albert Rhodes has retired from tbs edi.
torship of the Washington "Nation."
Col. Forney is going abroad, now that
the Philadelphia "Prsss" has been sold.
Miss George Langley, the actress, was
recently married again In New Haven, and
will leave the stage.
Grant is nominated for Presi7 ut In 1880
by the Pittsburg "Commercial' ID Buffalo
"Commercial Advertiser" ~
Miss Emily Faithful has sts rrd penny
local newspaper in London, whlcn 10 meet
ing with encouraging success.
M. Blondin, the hero of Niagara, after .
long tour in Australia, New Z,.aiapd, &C.,
has appeared in England again.
Mrs. Corinne Young, an American lady,
has composed an Opera, "The Last Of the
Mohicians," which will be produced At
Brussels, in November.
Mrs. John Carter Brown has given bust
of her husband to Brown University. 1t is
to be placed in the library, with the in
scription, "John Carter Brown, founder of
the building"
Nine. Theirs is negotiating for the house
in the Rue Petits Peres, Msrseilles, in which
her deceased husband was born, and will
make 1t free museum. Among its contents
will be many objects of art possessed by NJ.
Theirs. 20.
Mrs. Alice Jackman, organist at the Sec.
ond Advent Church in Concord, while
playing during the morning service . few
Sundays ago fell dead from her chair.
Heart disease is the supposed cause. She
was forty-five Or fifty years old.
"a. G. D." writes to the London Times
"The parents of M. Theirs were Protestant ts
and he was born in that faith, but died q
Roman Catholic. No memoir that have
read mentions when he changed his faith. )"
Guizot was Protestant to the last. "
Charles Mathews was suddenly taken Ill
on Sept. ~, while performing in my Aw.
full Dad" at tht Theater Royal, Wigsn, and
had to retire from the stage before the ter
mination of the piece. At last accounts he
was better, but still unable to appear.
Miss Minnie E. Hodges, who has just re-
signed the position of cashier and money
order clerk in the Des Moines, Iowa, Post
Office, handled and paid out during six
years $4,000, 900, and never made mistake
of cent. At times she had charge of the
whole Office, with twenty-five and thirty
clerks under her direction.
The Pope preserves his high spirits una
bated. On reading In the "Republique
Franchise" that he has been dead several
years and is personated by priest, his
Holiness bursted into q fit of laughter, and
ordered q subscription to be taken In his
name to the paper for five years. "We
shall see who lasts the longest" he said,
"snd how 1t will vex them to put the
Pope's address on their wrappers"
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15
Local Affairs
IMPROVEMENT.

The Western part Of the City is improving
very rapidly. Fine new houses are being
erected here and there, showing that Will
mington still moves. Everything consi-
dercd our City has good reason to bs salts
fed with the way she pulled through the
hard times,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15
COOPERATION MEET.

A meeting in favor of co-ope ion was
held in the City Hall, on saturday evening,
which was ably addressed by Mr., uud Mrs.
DR.. Lawrence. The attendance was fair.
Another meeting will be held to. morrow
evening, in McDonnell's Hall, Sixth and
Shjpley.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15

1mportant.--Do not let your Druggist
palm of on you any new, cheap remedy for
colds when you inquire for DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, or you win be disappointed. Price,
rs cents per bottle.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15
HOW LONG THE SESSION WILL BE,

y Whether the extra session will continue
over to the holidays or whether Congress
VIII adjourn immediately after transacting
the business for which 1t was convened is =
subject Of discussion. 1t is generally be-
lieved that the session will not be longer
than two, or, at the most, three weeks, as
elections come of soon in number of
states,. and Congressman will naturally be
anxious to be at home seeing about things.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15
CLOTHING.
THE STATE OF MAN,

"This Is the state of man: to-day he puts
forth
The tender leaves of hope, tomorrow bios
SONS
And bears hi hlush,ng honors thick upon
him."
Is any one "bo~rowlne trouble" lest they
have not means to purchase comfort
able Clothing? Let him 30 to the
CLOTHING HOUSE OF A. U. YATes
MsO. L-dg r Building. Cor. Sixth
and Chestnut, -.-.--- -.
There he will see the great Clothing House
crowded with people from morning uni
>iaht, dong a successful and large busi-
Of September Although the weather is
warm and rainy, yet our sales are SO far
four times larger than last year Why ~ it
that we are doing such large business be-
yond all Others?
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15

Y He talked as If he a "frog in his throat"
but he was only hoarse; single bottle Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup relieved at once.
Is cents.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15
BOARDING..
ROARDING.-Cheap, at Bus ShipleySt.
WANTS.
w ANTED--A Boy to make himsel
w uhefnl apply at this Office. h.s

VI ANTED.- "A boy who can run Gordon
W Press. Apply at this Office. 2!i
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15

WANTED A girl for general housework
must have reference. Apply at 1913 " ash
ington street.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15

\I1ANTE D.-s"veral lad es to learn dress
w making, not limited 10 any specified
time. Cutting and fitting thoroughly
taught, 5O7 Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15
FOR SALE.

CrOR SALE a. bargain.-A first clas
Il Lager Reer raloon, fitted in gooa style
and all in good order, doing q good busi-
ness. 9ood reasons given tor selling, will
be sold cheap for cash II sold at once
u Address 2, T. Herald Office.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15

WANTED x opies OF the Morning Herald
W for the following dates: is75--Thursday
Nov. ls. Friday, Dec. :, Saturday, Dec. 4,
Monday, Dec. n, iuesday, Dec. 2l.' 1876,
Aprll'1l, Thursday. Apri y. Monday. Aug,
"A, Wednesday,, Aug. IS, Friday, Aug. l8'
We inesday, a ug. 25.
te2b-tf HERALD OFFICE.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-15

WANT D, on Wednesday morning, 25
w ladies tn learn dressmaking, terms
$3.50 cash. cutting. fitting and trimming
thoroughly taught not limited to stay any
specified time. 5O7 Shipley stl eAt.i Il
, 1877-10-06
DIAMONDS. Watches. Etc.
Diamonds,
Watches,
Jewelry.
Eipnal's Loan Office,
Corner Monroe and Clark.sts.
STILL ANOTHER REDUCTION
IN FOLLOWING PRfCE.L1sT:
DIAMONDS,

sing,e-Stone Rings Or Pins. s........s20 to $50
Tw,1. Rings Or Pins. ....... 15 to 60
Three-Stonc Kings or pjns. .... .... 81 10 10
Fonr. .StDnc Rings or Pins. ...... 40 to 81
fiyc.Stollc l:ings or Pins. ........ 60 10 100
S,c1-Stone Rings or Plus. ....... rs to f25
Nnc.S Stone Kings or Pins. ....... rs to ljQ
studs set in style to suit.
JET iockcts. go1l trimmings. ! to s diamonds.
Iery fine calneo Rings from S. to $40.
Ai<o. !ine Cameo Sleeve Buttons and Studs:
to$75. worth double,
Large lot Of Gold Studs. oil patterns. late
dc:igts, from New York Auction. urcat Bar
Eains,
fine rlated Chains and Sets cheaper than
Auction.
|'o|I Chains. alI styles in Vest and Guards,
for Ialcs md Gents. 90 cts. per dwt' war-
lanted.
, 1877-10-06


RUSSIAN Losses.
LoNpox. Oct. IA Berlin dispatch snys:
"Ttc Russians officially acknowledge the 1oss
Of e., !,001 mcn up to Sept. e7.'
THE RUSSIAN CHAIN HARVEST.
The ea,nc lsspatcl, lays:
1.-THE russian graIn harvest Is disappointing
both in quality and quantity. The wet weather
III August auu the scarcity at iaboecsa atc az-
sigucl as causes of the abort yield.''
RUSSIAN FINANCES
LONDON, Oct. 5.-~A Berlin dispatch says:
tan Imperial ukasc sanctions tho conversion Of
the ehare capital Of fye principal Russian rail-
ways FROM metallic to tho pnpcr standard, nt
the same time reducing tile State's guarantee OF
the annual receipts to the samc stanlurtl. The
nrasure lndlcts serious loss on tho shareholders,
and creates apprehension TINT the measure
will be extended to tic other lines, and eyrn to
Government bonds. It Is said the shares sub
scrIbcl abroad and In fcrcEsu gold wlll not bo
exempt from the operation Of tile ukasc."
HEADQUARTERS MOVED.
BUCHAREST, Oct, 5.-Owing To tho unhealthy
state Of Gorney-ssuIru, tho Nussan head
quarters will bc transferred 10 sistora-
THE DANUBE IN wtSTEn.
BuclrAnEs7, Oct. b.-Constdcrable discussion
Ia gong on relative to the means Of keeping
communication across the Danube open during
the winter. Onc plan suggested Is the conAttue-
tion OF bridge upuu aoatiug Iron cylinders.
Another plan IL for fleet Ut steamers to bo
kept constantly passing. The supporters Of tho
hitter plan putnt 10 the faet that tho hudson
River ferries nre kept going during tho winter
uEtsrr fur more tlsat1vantagsous circumstances
relative to ice and currents ihau would have to
be encountered oil tue danube.
NEnRMEr's RECALL.
CoNsrANTINopLr, Oct. 5.-Afchcmct All's
recall is ascrlbed to the Influence Of Mahmoua
Damai, the Sultan's orothcr-ln-law.
LONDON, Oct ia dispatch from Dcrlin
statcs that S!cliemet All resigned the chief
command OF tile Turkish army Oil account Of
ack Of fco-o2crAtIon from other Generals, anl be-
cuuac the Government failcl ia lurntau the 70
iniorceulents demanded.
vicnua correspondent SAYS Me|,cmct Ali'a
removal ts due to the tntricucs Of jealous Turk
isl r.vals, who accused him VI surrounding him
self with German md other foreign officers,
who revealed ILLS plans to tho Russians. Tho
Egyptian Prince Elassan is prominent amongst
Arheinet's detractors. 1t IL Notable that Nc
hcmct Ali's last nctlon failed III great ncasuru
because tue Egyptian troops ld uot suppoft
| him.
PEACE TALE.
VIENNA. Oct. 5.-tt IL tumorel tllak peace
negotiations will shortly commence between
| the purte md Muntcnrgro.
| At sIiuNLA.
eulettnan Pas!,a, EazIl pasta. Mchcmct All,
! and Acl.nlet Eyu,tu have urrtyed ut shutnla-
| Tue last two arc on their way hIthet.
| MUST DE- nEcALLEp.
RoME, Oct. t.-rhe Turkish Chnrgc d'Affalrcs
f1as requested 6enur Mclreuri, ti1e Minister OF
| forcisn Affairs, to re :all the Italian Consul
, 1877-10-06

LONDON, OF. 6.-ucu. Grant and suite arc
visiting Mrs. 6lrtor[s near Southampton. An
otliclal reception will be given tho HeaeEa' BY
the Town Council OF Southampton Saturday.
CARDINAL AANHlNu.
RoAE, Oct. bit IL sall tllat Cardinal Han
nIlg IL soon expected to visit lluma at tho re-
uueat OF tho YatIIau.
, 1877-10-06
FRANCE.
ttf1fAfHA tHnNAnM

PANS, Oct. 5.-rrnec Jcrou,e Napoleon las
arrived at AJaccio to prosecute 4!s ranyasa Us a
Republican candidate Tiers. liz encountered
Aosttlt demonstration, and SONIC disturbances
occurred, Tue Prime las written 10 II. Four
tut, Minister Ut tho lutcrlor, complaining OF
the conduct Ut tho authorities Hnd police. llo
says blool4ncl Was only ayertcd by tue efforts
ef his fs!e,!Js.
0AxDErrA'4 MAHIYEsTo.
Tho evening papers uu,n11hyu that uafE-
bctta's snunfesto tn lis constituents will up
pcur tomorrow. 1t Il saltl that 1t inore par-
tlcutarly attacks President Mayalallon. llsdalu-
ing tu nolicp tho Ministers, Us the President haa
virtually assumed their responsibilities.
, 1877-10-06
Exr1, act From TIE OFFICIAL REronr

EXTHNET FKUM THE 0FF1EIAL NETUlET
'.Thc rtano, Of Messrs STEISWAr 4 SONS nrc en-.
dowea with the splendid sonorty nd !na: sei1ns iarrG
niIs thr grcatcst aVace. rtni il tic tsce. singing
III the Mdllr. and Formidable m tho bas. ts sonufty
In rrgnrA to cxpsctxlr. dccate ttat'nE. xa!rtx u
accenluztton thr lnatrnments of stes.rs. kTEiSWAY
Slso csna9 III p9n!.t fxs ;sr = II:
VI! 70 pc to*etfu q light. .!e!eient y eraSsfu
r1ccutfoE nnd u! the art who aprllrs his tal:n 10
ii tho ns1iots a.ter1: h oile wurt. .Y arc tlu
eaHe titne the TlaHos fur tr ConerFt.! !upm Rud thc
pArluF, Ios4GAling exceptional sohur&y."
, 1877-10-06

The Jury on Musical 1nstrumrnta Of tile Vienna unf
ycraa!. .rM'Itnp. EtcoKnl1tnx tne trs:cmlnenrs of
e w :9,! nass tn92t5r t,r1 % f. t"i!9xin;
from .ht hfcia report AtelnwRy suns are the pnfy
uiahaf1stnrGts thus tiitntlunFd
in rcear! 10 the American division 1t IL tnuth to be
lcppred that the celebrated pat,nAMxuEat!ng {path.
hftakn.l hrm af STEIN WAY SOSt. us New fhrk.
to whom The entire FiAao manufacture II greatly
Indebted, has not Dccb represented"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22

If tho idea of attempting to break up the
solid South by appointing democrats to Office
10 that section ever entered the mind Of Presi-
dent Hayes, it certainly never developed into
proportions sufficiently large to even approx
mate the accomplishment of the desired object,
for though there arc numerous democrats in
all quarters of the South anxious to be the in
struments by which-not to achieve tho pur.
pose alluded to-but by which the experiment
could be tried. the hopes Of ouly two of them,
the Marshal of West Tennessee and the Post.
master Of Petersburg, have, up to this time,
been grati6ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22

The uprising of the Indians in Idaho. the
terrible msssscres they are committing and the
retributive sufi'erings they are thereby laying
up for themselves, aIo solely the result of the in
iuries they had received from the rapscious
agents appointed by the Government. and
which had become SO grevious as to be borno no
longer. The cost that will DO incurred in sup
pressing the outbreak will probably equal tho
sum required to keep tho levees Of tho Mississ-
ippi in proper order and pay tho large num-
Der of men that would be employed in that work.
but General Grant, who appointed the agents
and retained them in their Offices, notwithstand-
ing the urgent complaints made against then,
had other-to him-more important matters to
occupy his attention than the conduct of those
who had charge of tho Indians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22
France.

The discussion upon the rcpor: ol the In
rcaux in favor Of the dissolution Of the thaul
Der Ct Deputies was bcgrn in the French Senate
yesterday.
NJ. Jules Simon, recently President Of the
Council, spoke in justification CT the late Ailnl-
try lie said the real Cause Of the !"li OF his
Ministry was that it had been in harmony wilH
the Republican majority. lie was panied t.
sec the ru.ss Of parliamentary governmco!
lramplcI under foot with terrible uuc3fcmoui
oISGcs". The present proposal Tor the dIS'J!H
ton Ct the Chamber was intended to complete
the ruin OF parliamentary government H. A..
ueasd to The Dukc de Dr1giie 10 rcpuii;. = tn,
intention OF setting up official candidates. ans
to disavow The fiseracetul language oil par.!.
which propose! 10 sweep away the Republic.
lie concluded that the Ministers wou:l TO- :'i!
could pot be Bonapartlsts, hui werc nrihg'
Lagitimisls nor Orieansts. They were IN an
biruous GOVERNMENT aud the Republic womb
finally triumph. There wrH applause which
lasted several minutes
The Dukc de Bro.lic demonstrated thai Tia
proposal for dissolution was Got contrary - tn
constitution. lie SAID "lrcSileGt MacNahoa
is 10 harmony with the Tendencies OF the MO:
ity OF the Senate. DO not abandon him. II
reference to the charge that tic Ministers a.
not Republicans, the Duke said the hc'?
within the spirit OF the constitution. II IrlrF
cncc to other accusations he said tic Nllnl~'rft
were sincerely attached to the Church, bnl thev
dlsavowcd no principle OF pubic law; n'n' g
them desired to compromise the country ~ i
liglon, intrgucS, or war on religious uuc,ti'm~.
lie concluded: 1.-The country vii! hot hrsiiai,
between President MacNIahon anl the dlc!1',.
OF Bordeaux, the chief al the radical army.
The debate vas adjourned till to-day.
la the Chamber Of Deputies Baron j" .>'Gi
Paul, Hanapar,ist, asked NJ. Leon fHnHn,f
whether, in consideration Of the payment 81 "
million francs, he had no. undertaken to !lrli'
tate the cntrance OF the Count dc ChamI'orl a
King into Paris in lSIj. n. Ranaut denied
the accusation. There was great excitement 10
the Chamber over this Incident. lt,s hrIiHy, 4
ii. RAnault has sent NJ. dc Saint lau' en-
cngc.
the Chamber subsequently refused /" :''o
direct taxes, but unanimously VGtcd nupp!cm2n
tary grants to the Ministry of War, the report =
Of the Budget Committee observing t'a;, II
though the Chambers refused to pass any '"t'
which would imply conllIcnce III ia" H''rio
mcnt, it was disposed to vote ali that va" n
cessary for conduct Of the nubiir s"Fs''"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22

A most remarkable circumstance attended
tho hanging Of the Molc Maguires at Potts
vile yesterday. The lifo Of ono of the criml.
nails was in the hands Of any of the others. and
would probably have been saved had they been
cogrizant of that fact. The evidence against
Duffy was not as positive as that against all
the others. and tho private secretary of Gov.
Hartrantt, with repricvc for him in his
pocket, waited, at the foot of the galloWs, to
present it if in the dying speeches or confes
sions of his accompices anything should be
said that would indicate his innocence. As,
however, nothing was mentioned that would
the fate OF tho others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22

Anderson Shitflet, convicted in tho County
ha">f Rockingham, Va, of tho murder Of
-wson and condemned to be executed,
Il a new trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22

No late occurrence of local nature calls 10
mind so wildly the ephcneral character Of po
litical celebrity as the death Of Capt. Vincent
Witchcr, Of Pittsylvana county, Virginia.
gentleman whose reputation once, and deserved.
Iy,extendcd to tho uttcrmost limits Of the Com
monwealth, and whose Influence was 50 great
with his party in the State that he was dubbed
by Father Richie, and generally known, as the
''bell wether' Of the wings, and yet his very ex-
istence, save in his own immediate neighborhood,
had been almost forgotten until the announce
ment of its termination. The war was gene
raj destroyer even of what were once considered
permaneDcies, but with regard to such fecting
Thugs as political regulations, it completely
oblitcratei all memory of some Of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-22
Ill ED.

This morning, Of scarlet fever, A EHlk.i,., n
KIM, son Of VIM. Ii. and Mary a. w " oG S'.er
aged 4 years and 7 mon:hs. ~ q.
Alfred street, this afternoon. q! i o'clock
Lonely the house and sad tho hou's
Since our lttio Hsrrys gone;
But brighter home than ours
In heaven, is now lis own