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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-21

srrLL surSrnISo.-Miss Sullivan who
Was thrown over the Geigrr Graae on the
10th instant. Is still in q very critical con-
di,ion. though her life Is not entirely des-
paired VI. She Il not yet In her rikh'
mind. though apparently some better thah
at first. II will 10 remembered mat she
suffered a fracture Of the left collar zone
and that her skull was : badly crushed IN
the region of the left temple that pieces OF
bone were driven through the covering oil
the brain.
STOCKHOLDERS MEEriso. The regular
ANIMAL meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Julia Consolidated Mining Company for
the election % officers, etc.. will Be held
on the sth Of August next. at the ofice Of
tho company. in San Francisco, Bee Of
fetal notice in our advertising columns
to-day.
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N.,,saa, QUAR-, Hal.

II Il with feelings 81 regret that W. an
nounc the close Of Professor Macsllister's
engagsmen, at National Guard Hall. Wr-
GINA City. His performances have always
. refreshing air of newness about them
which i not Noticeable In the other art
ists Who APPEAR upon the mystic stage.
Harry Weston. the Manager OF the
trout., knows Just how 10 run the GIT
p.rt of the enterprise, and by the evident
Harness Of his drawings attracts crowds OF
pcopl. every night. Reuben Carue, Of
DOLL Uill, drew the sewing machine Last
night. This evening another line machine
will b. given out and the -ecand prize will
consist Of an elegant china TIA set. This
will ~ your last opportunis Tor seeing
Professor Macallister. DO not ia' IN
your attendance.
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yet organized among the railroad men
here, but . meeting Of train hands Is
called for Saturday evening. Major Gen.
eral Hindekopcr has ordered Colonel CIV.
Lyttle Of the Seventeenth regiment TO
hold his mon In readiness 10 march at .
moments notice.
THE STRIKE DECIDED urox.
NEW York. July 20.-Late this evening
. meeting OF the frcmen and brskemen
wa held In Horncllsville, at tho close OF
which A message was sent 10 the Superin.
tendent OF the Erie Railroad notifying
him That the men on the Western Susaus.
hanna and Bufslo Diyisions had resolved
10 omit work a. / O'Clock this morning.
Tho Superintendent proceeded at once 70
Uorneiisyille. srriviur there this morning.
srd sonnd IN striiers hsd ouit work and
ssIen messnres 10 proyent any train.
freight or psssopeer. from leaving or pas
inc tbrouob Hornellsville. esst or 1est.
simultsneously The brsismen and switch.
men Al salsmspcs. on the Western Divis-
ION. omit work. and when Mr.. Bsg9s,
superintendent OF that Division, who had
st.rted ont from Dunkirk FOR Hornells.
villa WITH 4 .nncisI train. arrived Al Gal.
smsnes' bis cnoins was cut Iooso from the
train ana nut into tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. and
the striLcrs notIaed him thst no eneins or
train wouli ia nermittsd 10 pass Sal.
smsncs
Az Andoyer Station. ON the Western Di.
vision. one Of tho striLing Hremen took
engine No. a. and went out on the road
without orders or permission from tho
company aud ON tho time OF the train. In
tending he said 10 20 10 Hornsllsvllls.
the STRIKERS pExAKps.
Al 4 o'clock this afternoon the strlkers'
committee handed Superintendent Wright
q document containing demands on behalf
Of the frsmen, brakemen, switchmen and
trackmen; that all men discharged for
taking part In any meeting or going ~ .
committee TO New York shall be reinstated
the brakeman 70 receive 81 per day, the
switchmsn 50, head switohmen 81 rs, and
trsckmrn in yards, 81 so Der dsy. The
trsckmen ON the sections 10 receive 81 20
per day and nav no rental for the eemps-
ny's grounds, except by Agreement. Tho
iremen 10 have The sams rates Of pay a
they received prior 10 July 4, 1871, and
monthly passes 10 be issued 70 brskemen
aud switchmen, These demands were at
once communicated 10 Receiver Jswstt Of
New York. Tbe reduction In The wages
bv the Eric Railway COMPANY OF tan per
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A sAa.RooM JuRlsT.
%. rsi~. TO Exeiais the EStrsdi.
tisa treaty.

The amount % erudition, acumen and
profound legal lore possessed by the com
mon saloon f~requenter Il reaily wonderful.
II 4. in cases where the most intricate
points % international law are IN lie con-
-idorei that this intellectual iuminary
shines forth. Major Malarkey. who was
once Second Lieutenant of . military COM
pany. il a shining specimen Of this pscu-
liar el.ss. Yesterday he Was engaged IN
hosting a &c breezy schooner OF heel In .
Gold Mill saloon. when he Was aecosted
by an inyet.rato wag who knew the old
mans weakness.
Major, I've hal an argument this
morning. You know ID IL reported that
Edward Malim. who robbed Lou prexier.
i. safe on a ship bound for Australia.
Now. I contend that II he lands on that
shore he Is q free man anil that there II
no way To get him back"
''You are mistaken. sir replied Tue
Major in his most pompous style. quite
mistaken, sir. You must surely Know
that there il existing between England AMI
the United states an e~xtradition treaty Tor
The bsnetit IL both countries. Australia be-
ing under the British fag. u Is oil course
a part u England. and therefore must
conform 10 tho laws which govern. The
logical DEDUCTION. my friend. IL that you
are wrong. To a mind not deeply imbued
With the truths. and axiom Of interna.
tional Jurisprudence II may seem unlus,
10 bring a man back after he has spent all
IN. plnnder in making his escape. But
the memorable law Of i!igh, rules all
d~.stinie-."
but how would you bring the man
hack. Major p
by extradition. sir. by ~extrsdision.
Nothing l. easier. Let me explain the
law and Its origin. In the first place ,ou
must know"
Hold on Major T. exclaimed thelokist.
81 want to know N there u M other way
q getting this man Malim back p
"No other way than by oxtradiuon.
There Is no alternative"
"Now." Major, don't you think they
could Malim tmail himl back The
diagram which WAS intended t9 accompany
this Joke has been lost. IL Is noped Thai
the parenthe,ical explanation will BE- sui
acient.
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II Is evident that the stockholders In the
Savage mine are going 10 have . new deal
in the management Of their property. Tho
remarks made by President elect Williams
at the annual meeting yesterday indicated
on their face an earnest desire 10 instil q
portion OF that economy which Il 90 neces-
sary for the salvation OF our mining inter-
ests. Tho Savage mine during the past
year has been an expensive burden for
shareholders to carry. Nearly S700.OOO
was paid into the treasury. and still the
corporation Ia $4,000 In debt From .
remark dropped by General Williams fec
terday. we infer that mismsnAgement has
existed somewhere. but ~ . careful invss-
tigation Of the expenditures 10 about TO
take place, We withhold comment.
Tho Post has regarded the Savage cleo
ton a one Of the keys which will uli-
mately open the deadlock In the mining
share market. Though better results may
not DO immediately obtained. they will
come In due time. That the possession Of
the Savage mine Ia most important, may
DO seen from the powerful combination
who have just obtained control. Repre-
sented in the Board OF Trustees are Flood
4 0'Brien. Thomas II. Williams and Jas.
II. keene. These gentlemen arc supposed
TO control In the aggregate rising $780,
O00.0O0. Seldom has such o combination
u wealth been represented In . mining
corporation. We may. therefore. infer
that the Savage mine. despite its indebted.
ness n its flooded levels, has . bright fu-
ture before II. Those who have com into
control have not done 50 entirely by the
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Arr,.nl. ini. nar.lnn.
Reiigioa. service. re-mssrs~.

METHODIST EriscorAl cuuRcu, Coin Hill
There b. divine service In the Methodist
Spi.copal Church 10 morrow lsuniayl. at III
4. n. anti y. NJ. Rev. a. ". Fitch. ofnclsung.
sanLsy.-chool st ! ~ v. n.
THERK viii be divine service At Grace
Church. silver CITY. to- morrow evening al
: 81. isv. ". t. Jcnssy of,c aiing.
1utHE will be d vine s-rviee 81 Dayton to
morrox at u A. ~. Rev. W. n. Jenvey ofaeiat
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WE CAN'T TALk

Without showing the condition Of our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not TO b
ashamed OF them, let ne use that standard denti
friee SOZODONT. which 10 sure TO iesp them
white and ppotless. No tartar can snerus'
them, no cankcr Afcct the enamel, no sptcies
Of decay infect the dental bone, n bozoiont u
tesuisr,y used. 10 10 . botanical preparation,
and its beneficial effects on the teeth and Rums
and renders the gums hard and Dsy.
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MURDER WILL OUT.

A few ysan ago August Flower sss dlseov
srvd 10 be . certain cure for Dyppepsis and
Liver Complaint, and . few thin dyspeptics
nads known u their friends hov essily and
quickly they had boon cured By lie uss. TIE
graf nsrils OF 0rren's August Flower were
10 another. until. Without sdvsnlsing. in SALE
has become immenss. Druggists In every tswn
IN the United States are selling u. No psfscn
sun.rtnG with sour stomach. alex hescschs.
oostivsness. psipitstion Of the heart. lndiess.
tion. lov spirts. etc, can take three doses With.
ont rsli.f. DO 70 yoar drusgist aud R.t . bottle
cents. de7t On
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BULLION valued at s2.2oi Is was ship.
ped from Virginia City last evening.
A MAN named Frank May fell In q ft on
c street. Virginia City. yesterday.
TH Rhode Island mill. the largest mill
In Gold Canyon, LA. started up.
A SPECIAL examination OF teachers took
place In Virginia City to-day.
GovEnxoR BRADLEY was In Virginia City
yestsrday,
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nYArT,a LIRR RAIaAM.

~ Q coaqusror OF Rhsumstism. 0out. Nsu.
nlgis. and ours for Serofuia and ell diseases
arising from impurity Of blood. the Old and
reliable family Medicine. Hyatt's Life Ba,ssm.
stands unequal d. a. proven By over Soo,ooo
great curea during the past ~ years. 10 .
radical vegetable compound OF Hauapahlla,
does, maileum. ctc and Q p-rmanert cure.
sold By ali drsggists and country Rrocer.
Take nothing else. and II they havn't u We
surd By exprsss. bored, everywhers, at u and
m rs p.r bott,s; 90 and % 50 half doz. Hyatt
j HIATT, 2ls brand strret, Nsw YORK..
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A~IREsrEp.-It will be remembered thai
Pat. dould drove over q young squaw with
IN express wagon. In Virginia City. last
Saturday. Since that time he has KEEP,
out Of tho way. but being seen on the
street Yesterday he was arrested by
Constable Norton. Judge Moses will hear
Mr.. dould's defense next Tuesday.
NUMBER Of hoodlums broke Into Puts
bus Office on the Divide last Monday. and
stole some tickets. The property was 70.
covered yesterday. hut the boys we're
allowed TO 60 u~npunished. ON account of
their extreme youthfulncss.
VIZ call particular attention 70 DR..
Davlson's card which appears In another
column to-day. This gentleman 10 an eI.
perienced physician and surgeon. lie Ia
confidently recommended 10 the public oil
Gold Hill and Virginia City.
GEoRaE q. JOHNSTON swore out . war
rant Ia Judge Cooks Court to-day for the
arrest Of Richard Dave. DAVE 10 charged
with drawing and exhibiting . deadly
weapon.
M. -..,a. oL..,r,. -. =, A..
~
~ w. ~" ~. ,s...~ :, 90 ~ az -.
AL IN ,se "s,co os ,hs conntv Recorder
Yesterday.
y,srrnp,y wa, Tho hotties, DAY Of the
.ea.on. tho ,-bermometor reaching os fPsh.
renhrii, in ths shsdr. The zephyr 10
abroad to-day. and tue sempsra'uro IL mol
""s"
W. II. sNirH aud Charles Forman have
gone 70 san irancisco 70 sot = e.RStn 10
49, niseo na,t MorJsv
"''
Ah' usI, "no ~, W. o.n
ume enP'oyca . .n.a as s.ar =,
H. c,mn,s Wosni,li ns.t month
Tn, ooIa MN Miner. Union will hold
-..,,.. ,.,, uond.v sv.nino All
mon,hers sbouid be present. Matters Of
importance arc 10 be considered.
TuxnE will DO no services In 81. Johns
Church, Gold Hill, tomorrow. The house
will DO closed on account OF repair" now
NEW priek chinheyA Az po'ns
the Third Mf,x son.S,. .ns,n'A'
INC mousse Will 10 ~
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New musie.

The SEws Acknowledges tho receipt OF
the =. Don't Make q Noise Schottisehe."
with tho compliments Of W. ID. Mann.
The piece Is arranged by J. +. Meder, Of
Carson City. and Is dedicated to Mr., Manu.
OF the same place. II Is an exquisite pro-
duction, and Was played by
San Francisco orchestra with great eneei.
sherman 4 Hyde. San Francisco are the
publlshsrs.
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CARD.

To all Who are surshng from the error and
lndiscrstions Of youth. nervous westpsss. early
de,ay j, loss Of manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will cure YOU. yRrx or chAnoE.
This great rsmsdy vas discovered By q y ission.
sry In South America. Send . self-addre-sed
envelope TO the RRv. JOSEPH 7. iNhAh.
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
mh3O On
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O, II. GALLUP.

o. II. 0ALLur. opposite the Bank Of caifor'
MIA, Gold MI, hocps constantly on hand eli
favosits brands Of Imported c.sars. ohoiee bit
cigars. all u de OF Chewing tobacco. meer.
sehaum pipes, nuts, candies. hne cutiefy. and
TOYS AID fairy n DDS Of ali kinds. apps M
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rns pAi.AoR EATING STAND.

For . roart OF beef uneIceiied In Storey
county. 70 to Thomas Hsfron's Eating Stand.
In tie Palace Saloon. No.. : North O strrsi,
Virginia City. Presh oystsrs at all hour In
svery styls. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. For tssy. homo style Of cooking. and
The best and frrsi oct Of III that The markets.
AFFORD. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TIT it. apps N.
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vRom A DIrrINauIsHRD JURIsr.

~ have tried thu PERUVIAN srRrv. and the
result faiiy s~ustAins your prediction. u has
made new man OF me INFUSED Into my Sc
TEN nsw viEor and energy. ] am no longer
trrniuloua and dsbllitsted - when ron last
Mw me. but stronger. hesrtirr, and with Larger
capacity for labor, mental and physical. than
st sny lime during the last nvs years." rold
by all druggists.
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=.
BALTIMORE, July ahs-
patches state that owing TO the lawlessness
=, -,.,.... =, an. .,,,l.,. thar. who ston
anu '''''"'V
trains and drag the crews from them' ueV-
eruor Carroll issued an order this after
60, ..u,.. an, an. Ht,h ps,;msn, N On
"o'"' .e
there 10 Aid In suppression OF the ris'
along the baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
n.vsr,or c.,roii ,Iso issued . proclsma.
"a, .on.
a.
spiracy when eAisu anu Inhpeo's as"e W"
the Baltimore and Ohio iiailroad' uiat ths
local authorities have been In some cases
unable TO deal with these Douies, anu tnA'
the protection 81 citizens ana prescivauon
Of order were all important, q Gaming on
all citizens OF the STATE 10 Abstain ,rom
lawlessness and assist the lawful autnU.i'
tics In maintaining peace aud oruer. Tue
Fifth Regiment left tonight armed anu
equipped for duty.
ALL THE Trunk LINES INVOLVED.
c~,r..rs I,Ix On -Thero h. nothing
a. ~. .,,ns,ion Al Newark. pas,en.
nv ,r.ins mr. rnnninc AZ usual, but no
freight trains are allowed TO 80 out. A
isrrs crowd is erpectantly awaiting the ar.
rivsi M the o lint no violence has
hen offered, Several attempts were made
n rst train. out, Lut without success.
| Two companies-tho Circlevillo Guards
| ami Champion CITY Guarls-Are now In
mi eity and will proceed to Newark to-
night. Mount Vernon and Zanesvills
| companies are also expected at Newark
about midnight. II Is stated on tue sn.
thority Of the managers OF the ROAD ,hA'
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CHIEr ESalxrrR BRows. Of the Virginia
Paid Fire Department. speaks in very high
terms Of the work done by the Gold Hill
bremen at the late blaze In that city.
Chief Brown IL q man who can recognize
merit.
CORONER Hopors held two inquest- last
evening into the causes 81 the death Of
Martin Cremetti and Charles Somers. The
ysriicts were In accordance with the facts
published by the NEWS yesterday.
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rnnrr AND noorING COUGH.

Every bottle OF Dlmmett's Cough Dai'am 10
guaranteed to do all that telsiins Give u 10
your ehiliren Tor Group and hopping cough.
finy cents aud ,ns dollar zee hottie. For .als
by John Jones, Jr. lyt1 3w
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The ia,cs, deception practised upon re-
porters and other unsuspecting indiyidu-
ais Is io make tin.foii half dollars. This
Is don't by pressing the foil over the coin
and smoothing II down so that the letters
and characters stand "a - naturally as
can BE-. When placed ON the sidewalk
they have all the appearance OF honest
money. and the needy journalist who tries
10 possess himself OF these stray splintcrs
from the fortunes of Others u laughed at
Tor his pains. There IL generally q large
crowd standing around reaiy 10 langh,and
the opportunity Is never lost. IL 10 . good
Joke that does harm to mo one.
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Lsox's KAIuAnoH makss besutiful. glossy,
luxurisnt hair; prevents its FILLING out OF turn
fng eray. II has stood the tcst OF forty years.
10 charmingly perfumed. and has no rival
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STOCKS.

The Powerful Csmsisassss Csssres.
tiss the savsEe Mtse-eioo.ooo..
600 Represented IN the Beard Of
rrwstses-rhe water 90 ~ sent
Out Through the susro ruuueI.
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THE GREAT STRIKE.

sWs o"e0s "sss
A RiOtOus Demonstration
In the Streets OF
Baltimore.
Soldiers Stoned and Shot
at by the Mob.
TEN OF THE RIOTERS KILLED BY
THE MILITARY.
TEX CAMDEN RAILROAD STATION
SET on FIRE.
Progress OF the strike on the Penn.
sylvanla Railroad.
no TRAINS ALLOWED 70 LEAVE
PIffSBuRG.
MORE TROOPS AND TWO oAIllNo
GUMS SENT FORWARD.
ALL TRAFFIC STOPPED on The
ERIE ROAD.
The Men Ask the Enormous Sum or
I've Dollars \ Day.
TUX STRIKE SPREADING RAPIDLY
TOWARD Tux WEST.
lsrsciAL Dt.rArcHss To ruE 0oLD HUI
DAILr NE~s.l
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s.r..,.r.. s...s sv..,.s.

" A bsnysgc sc bounce yk James
" " smith Crsndali Foreman
J Yates Croeker WAio-t
IN CORY Mrs. n n.ourke wHvsrisn 4 VT
Nice y J Irwin A A Rob neon Mrs "a billings
Misc Herring Mrs l. Norton r q O'lell
no Prr-hcen Mrs \ ID hrisgsJ l. Peters
Mrs. II cker W l. Chalmers Gil RACERS
Ms. l. kafpey
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ron AN IRRiTATRD TmnOAT,

Cough or cold. Browns Bronchial Troehes are
offered with the fullest confidence 10 thsb
efhcscy. They maintain the good reputation
they have justly acquired.
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.AIeaE she Erie.

PoRr Jervis, July 20.--Thc strike on the
Erie Railroad occasions little excitement.
The eastern diviaion will not strike. Tho
officials here are confident that no trouble
will occur. Local trains are running on
time.
BryvALo. N. Y. July 20.-Ali the pas
senger and freight trains on the Erie Hail.
road. except on tho Falls branch, have
BEEN abandoned. The tickets nov issuetl
will be honored by the New York Central.
and tickets issued by the Erie road over
the Atlantic and Great Western will DO
honorsd by the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern or the Buffalo and jamestown
roads. All quiet In this vicinity.
ERIK, Pa, July 2Q.-There 10 no strike
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TUX STRIKE SPREADING RAPIDLY
TOWARD Tux WEST.
The Baiuussre aud ohio.

lsrsciAL Di.rArcuxs To II dom iinL
DAILS NKws.l
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whsrs merchants and professional men, Who
have no time 70 devote % the collection Of iSsis
secoants. Will fnd q nrst.eiass opportunity V
hAvs thsir businsss nitsfully and promptly ~
jsis lms DAN LYONS.
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sAaaMnsl BARGAINS

bAkaAINSI bAktAiHS!
ESQ DRKss SUITS ss.---.--..sss %
t+o DRESS sUlTs.----.-.--..eSe 90
sas DIAGONAL SUITS ga %
$50 CAHsIMEnR SUITS .-....sis %
s2o CAssinRRE sUIrs....-..sis %
sio DRRss PANTS ..--.----..s5 %
~ CASHMERE PANTS ..-.--...ss %
Is CAssIMRRE PANTS ..---..-.ss %
" DRESS vRsrs...----.---..st %
o. CASHMERE VESTS ..-.-.-..ss 50
WHITE aiIiRTr...----.-.-.--.si 80
cyTrON SOCKS psr dssss--..-75 etc
Hats, Trunks, Vallses,
Boots, Shoes, Etc.,
AT PRlors THAT DRrY COMPETITION.
RemsmNer the Largest Assortment and The
0ssste.t Bsrgaips in FiNe CLOTHINu can
nov BE- had n the Immenss EMPORIUM OF
BANNER BROTHERS.
Corner OF q ssd rsyisr streets.
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.
lynn
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for Pittsburg firms, TO the Dugueshe uepot.
Resolved, That under no circumstances
will we move through freight until vo are
allowed sufficient wages for our labor To
keep our families from actual want; and
R..oirei. That wo appreciate the sympa.
thy so fully rendered US by tho public At
large.
MORE ARRESTS To M MAIZE.
At 2 o'clock the Philadelphia militia.
under command Of General Brenton. ar
rived at the Union depot. They were met
at the depot by sheriff File. who has
sworn In . large posse Of deputies. Tho
Sheriff has warrants for the arrest Of
fifteen Of the leaders In the strike on tile
Pennsylvania road. Tho Sheriff with his
posse and the military will Of once pro-
coed 10 tho outer depot and endeayor 10
make the arrests. The strikers are con-
grogated at that point and tho result 10
a~nxiously awaited.
PrrrsBuK0, July ?t-2 r. N.-The Ill.
nation IL unchanged. Tho Panhandle
Road Is moving local freight. and u the
distractions on the Pennsylvania Railroad
were removed could move through freight
without difficulty. The strikers on the
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago road
were Joined by two hundred men from the
compsny's shops this morning.
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AnnEsrEp.-It will 10 remembered tha.
Pat. Gould drove over q young squaw with
an express wagon. In Virginia City, last
Saturday. Since that time he has kept
out Of tho way. but being seen on the
street Yesterday he was arrested by
Constable Norton. Judge Moses will hear
Mr.. 0ould's defense next Tuesday.