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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-07
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.NI'Rlb.vsO DRINK,

THE CURSE AND THE cum.
The mo.l Intense and powerful blow ~.
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illustrations fur vAuell MI othsrs. Prices
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terms.
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II viii he fund upon inquiry Of repre-.
sentative stnre kecuers In city and town.
thu, ladies NJ lnnRrr depend en foreign
makers FIR their reri,nnrry aud Toilet Ar,
tleles.
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largely dur for his marked departure from
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Toilet Water, " universally rHtee,Aed ny
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Arrival aM1 lD~partaw " Malta.
nvvirK nnrhs.
fwm = =. m, toSr m.
NAILS vtusEs
Ooine we~i, o4n =. N. Eass 2, +. m.
MAILS ARmfsEi
sssing wces. 10 ~ 4. VI. Fast, lisp, n
Tr.wsskis Mail via. Saratoga. Howard
rcnter Ana lstcevilsc. leaves every Mon
day. "Wednesday and Friday, q. ! +. N,
Mall 10 Preston, Via, flcr~ncesillc and
Granger, leaves every Tuesday and Fri
day, Al y 4 NJ.
Ara. DEAni.E. l.. M.
C1lURCl1 DIRECTORY.
Conversational church. hey. iirs. 3
h~sNhNesi t.atrf. services csrry sabbath At inlas
I. n. md .taa u. ~, sunday rrhool a. II N. All
are cordially Invited,
Episcopal. Grace Chwsch aec,er, Rev. 4,
q. aNA =. n, kaMAay taAael ~ =. N.
kv.AIAs nras.f tvaas esrnsa.
esass IN FREE. assaAsets and ths fsh'ie. eer
daily invited.
Methodist Epsse~pAl ....Res. !. Il. PAINE.
sunday, al len A. ~. ANA 7 ~.
Sabbath Nrkoal lm,mssiatsly asser morning srrsiee
Prayer meeting surh Thursday esrangr srass
O,s. General iMsltai,.n rsis.ns't,
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t'uLaArF Il enMrssx's Cashmere llou.
quc, sanp, md Violet Toilet Water, hrc
universally esteemed BY tho tasteful and
refined, u. Tho lno.t delicate and rceherel.s
ot perfumes.
GataArs " Conway nnme and trade
mark npnn eaeh parknke l. n guaranty II
superior and uniform quality.
t'nNuAts Il GoMrAsy, established In
New York catly In thu century. win main.
snln tAclr leading position. lilly
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l~sssiaetsE Expsssss.

Owing to the stringsnsy Of the times.
and the heavy expense Of conducting min
ing and prospecting operations. the yellow
Jacket Mining Company find II necessary
To discharge the creator portion Of the men
in their employ at tho present time, n TO
reduce expenses In every way possible.
Only enough men will DO retained 70 keep
the old works running. and sink the new
shaft. A few men will be kept at WORK
sinking the WINE at the lowest depth
Of the mine, and 70 keep the
pumping arrangements running. n the
wages o. all the officers and employees
from Superintendent down. will Be TO
dused as far ~ possible. Meanwhile the
sinking Of the new shaft will - pushed
ahead with activity. and inside OF sixty
DAYS powerful machinery will Be brought
into operation at that point. sufficient 70
sink 10 the depth of 1850 feet. connecting
with the present lowest workings OF the
old mine. A bright and prosperous future
10 ahead for the Yellow Jacket. but there
il no prosperity for II existing At present.
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IDtssries Csars.

The following business was transacted
In thi. Court. to-day Judge Rising prssid-
ing: Mary sandrock vs.. Dolph sandroek-
suit for divorce; case set for Nay It'll.
Ovcrman Mining Company VI. Trojan
Mining Company; continued further.
Sam Owen VI. James Owen /; referred TO
the Court Commissioner. Nsrlini ".
Penday; set for Nay sth. Kennedy ".
senator Mining Company; set for Nay Sth.
Bennett W. Mofitt set for Nay oh. An
drew Barnes W. Maria Barnes; 10 b put
on calendar May lith. Landing and
Drummond 4 Gray W. Columbia Mining
Company; report Of Court Commissioners
ordered filed. 8. q. Barnes ". California
Mining Company; ten days given In which
10 answer. O'Lsary ". 0'Lsary; order
Tor publication Of summons. Nevin W.
North Consolidated Virginia Mining Com
pany; five days additional time given In
which tn answer. Hanlsy W. Merchant ;
given till Nay 9Th to hle motion for new
trial. Joseph Ross VI. South Comstock
Mining Company ; referred 10 Court Com
missioner. b. II. Carrick ". John sulli-
van : motion ~ dispose Of moneys taken
under advisement. Owen VI. Owen; de-
fendhnt directed 10 pay $50 counsel fees
and $50 per month alimony from the LIST
Of March during 'ths pending OF the
action.
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Revere ~DIslsessiss.

About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
Fred Stevens. = miner. MAS descending the
shaft of tho Caledonia mine ON . cage.
Suddenly. while passing . place where the
swelling Of the ground had crowded the
timbering Of the shaft somewhat. the cage
struck a little and the safeties Immediately
caught. stopping the cage q promptly ..
though IL hal struck bottom. The effect
WAS b. give Stevens . fearful jolt. throw
ing out tho knee-joint Of his left les back
ward. not only tearing the ligaments loose.
but shooting one bone down past the other
.eyeral inches, thus lacerating the muscles
terribly. He succeeded In reaching the
hell wire and rang up the cage. He wAs
taken to his residence back Of the Beleher
works. where DIR. Falconer being sent for.
rendered the requisite surgical assist
ance. No bone WAS broken, but the injury
/. much worse than . break. and 10 liable
10 last him for o long timo.
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rnAxcE TO nExAIx xEurnAL.

LONDON, April 30.-A Paris correspond
emit announces that on Tuesday Duke Do
cazes will make, In tho Chambers, . decla.
ration Of neutrality, which, u Il believed,
has been concerted with England.
In the House Of Lords to-day the Chan
csllor OF the Exchequer said II was thu
intention OF tho Government 10 Issue
proclamation Of neutrality, probably TO-
night.
Tho Duly Mere states that Enslsnd'i
proclamation Of neutrality will 30 pub
lished to-day.
England's answer TO Prince Gortschs'
kofrs circular has boon transmitted 70 81.
Petersburg.
CErrrx,x, April S0.-Prinos Nicholas
left this forenoon for tho camp In the val.
Icy Of the Bjelopawlitz. At lsave-taking
he said no didn't expect the Turks would
leave their Notifications and give the Non.
~tsnegrins IN opportunity for such brilliant
victories a. they had achieved In the last
campaign. lie. on his part, had no intsn-
tion Of making any rash movement.
BrLnRApE. April 3o.-Abdul Ksrim tsls-
graphs Osman Pasha that the Russians
wifi probably sndeavor to FORE the DAN
ube at REM.
Tho Servian cavalry and artillery have
been ordered to keep wagons and horses
In readiness. Brigades Of Shumsids, Dri.
M and valivo have been ordered In rsadi.
MAJ.
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Inose mArkeds were MI, put oleo OUT
Of bounds and consequently were not
counted.
II will be seen that Jackson OF Virginia
City was winner Of the nnt prize and
medal. Diamond and Rebinson were .
tie for the second position. They shot Cd
at t~wenty-six yards. each killing i've birds.
Thsy subsequently, shot d hve birds. thirty.
one yards. Robinson winning BY . score Of
four to three. MeCAulsy took the third po-
sition on . score Of ten.
II ID but fair 10 say that Nr. Diamonds
miss on his ffth shot vas due 10 an irreg-
ulArity In tho trapping. Two birds were
lot loose from tbs T trap when but one
should have been placed In It. Diamond
shot and his bird fell dead out Of bounds.
He would have had no difficulty In making
. tic with jackson II the usual rule Of ala
gls bird trapping had been adhered TO.
After the principal event Of the day
several sweepstakes were shot. The nrt
Was . handicap for $40. The entries and
distances were as follows:
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solid cosafers.

1t IL not often that the heart Of . re-
porter il male glad by an invitation to
dine out. but when such Invitation 10 e.
tended 1t is accepted with astonishing
aiaeri,y. A Gold Hill news gAthsrer was
yesterday called upon 10 lend his efficient
all in demolishinx . full grown ranch
dinner. Ed. Miller. the genial host, formed
Inc for,es In solid column and . gal.
liant attack upon Turkey Was made. II
the Russians show q spirit - uncomprom-
ising As that displayed by the feastsrs yes
terdsy. they will make q short meal OF the
Ottoman Empire. the Porte. the kAiafai
anal ali. Delicacies and s~ubstantials helped
10 al out the usual intsrstices OF . hrst'
class meal. and with something good 70
wash them down. no one wiii douot ou'
that full justice was done 10 the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-30

| tcndeut Of Education, after frequent con
| ferences and mature deliberatton, have
finally Determined 10 withdraw AL ciaima
TO the Offices specified and the formal sur
render Of the Same Is to DO publicly an
nounced tomorrow. Chamberlain cave
the State to-day for good. lie goes 70
Washington.
New YoRK. April 30.-The Tribsns says'
sditoriaily: Trenor ". Park had but .
short immunity from litigation. The YER
dict In his favor In the Emma suit yeser-
day. from which appeal will doubtless be
taken, u At the same time with the
notice Of two moro suits aganist him for
alledged fraud In connection with tho
Emma Mining Company. The claims AZ
gregate nearly Q million dollars, and one
Of them II brought, II We are not mistaken,
BY one Of Parks Witnesses In the trial
which has Just elosed.
How the European War 10 Help
isg Us.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 2s.-Ths e.
isting troubles between Russia and Turkey
and the unsettled condition Of other Eu-
ropean Powers. creates . demand upon
this country for material suitable for ship
building. and agents Of several foreign
Powers are here purchasing. Two carsoes
were recently shipped to France. and III
said that more has been purchased Tor
Great Britain.
NEW YoRK. April 29.-Large sales OF
horses for the French light cavalry service
have been made here during the past week.
Parsss Drswnlsw Dead.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, April s0.-EK-Ssna-
tor W. q. Brownlow died here, suddenly.
to-day.
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Mr.. Chureh.s n.ssns

A fair audience wa present At the com
plimentary benefit given In National Guard
Hall. Virginia, last Saturday night. The
greater part Of the entertainment was OF
. pleasing character. The Caledonia 0lee
Club gave very material aid. and tho songs
Of Miss Felicia Gen.sy were real gems In
their way. The audience gave evidence
OF their appreciation by repeated applause.
Mrs. Church. the beneficiary. appeared TO
advantage Ia every character assumed by
her. The exercises by the school children
was q pleasing aud interesting feature.
by request, Mr.. Morrison sang . Gaelic
song for the dslectation OF the Scottish
people present. Tho benefit was . financial
success.
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Departure. saturday Ev..i.r.


ARTICLES Of interpretations have been
aled by the Republic Mill and Mining
comp.nv with 81 900. 900 capital. The
Directors are L. II. Dyer. .. hinekisy'
ID. n. MeCilican. o. q. dimn anu W.
Meek.
Tur new reservoir for the protection OF
,hs Bacon and Trench mills against DIRE
"a. so far completed that 10 was nlled with
water Friday. and tho works are now ready
for use.
TmE lists Of registered voters Tor Gold
hin and American Flat have been pub
i,.hed. They present . very fair showing.
eon,idering that they are for tho spring
election.
A MEETING Of Second wArders will 10
hi, 4. Lower Gold Hill this evening for
the purpose Of making omina'ions ior
two Town Trustees. Heal inc Ni's'''
msnt.
A RopKnrsoS fell from . second
.,o,v window ON A street. Virginia. last
Saturday evening. BREAKING his ieit ies'
.hout two inches above the ankle.
p,orr.-os JAMES Of Silver City has
~, .,.c,-d 10 the Prineipalship OF the
vi,s,nis first Ward School made vacant
bv Professor Kcnt's resignation.
T. xcLAxE BALDWIN. General supsrin-
,.nJeut Of tho California Milling Com'
nan left Last evening Tor san frane'''o'
to BE- absent about . week.
TEE present Grand Jury Is e''asn',
,.,.rmiped 10 straightsn up All erookeu
srsn.sctions, u any exist, before ue'r
term Of ONCE expires.
po,,cr business IL very slack IN Virginia
TO-, nov. Scarcely . drunk 10 saihered
s,am one weeks end TO another.
The FRS. Nevada Artillery have es'ao-
i,.bed their headquarters In loang Amer
lea Engine House. q street. virginia
TIVE sherman mill in Silver CITY wiz
.,.,, =. an ore from the South End mine
about the It'll Of Nay.
Pxorrsson STEWART will soon S"''
MI. prospecting Tour through the eAs's'A
portion Of Nevada
Tar Bovsrs Mansion IL TO be liked up
Car the reception Of picnic parties dur'hs
the present season.
xuxpr. Of mechanics liens have been
a,ed .s.ins, the new Catholic Church IN
virginia City.
r.x r..ervoir At tho Overman has been
,...,,lv fenced in and trees planted on
il four sides.
ow ain Nay-Day, there will
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Bas~nail.

Apractice game Of baseball vas Played
a, the Caledonia grounds yesterday. BE-
tween the Bonanza Club Of Virginia City
and the Young Aetivss Of this place. Al
The conclusion Of the game the score stood
thirty-three for the BONANZA boys and
Twelve for the Young Actives. !onn
Welch acted - Captain for the virginia
nine. T. J. Benny marshalsd . aold
Hin forces. John Corsoran omciated -
umpire. 4 match game for coin will o
BE- played BY these clubs.
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80 gXCUsR ron BEING SICK.

N, psrson tan use BoscHExi GERSAx srRul
without getting Immediate relief aud cure. We
have the frt esrs Of courh. Cold or copssnp
tion. OF OF any di'eass OF the Throat and Lanss
20, 10 Leu run that has not been cured. w
have d .tributrd every yosr. fpr thrs years
vy.r 2,o.i0i sample bottle, By drusg,sts In I'll
parts ~ the United Hates. No other mann.
iae,urer OF medicines evsT ssvs his prspsrs
tious such Q tsst - this. 90 70 your druggist
and g-t . botils f0f 10 cents and ~ 10. Tvc
doses vii relieve you. ssupls boulee, u
rfnta each. mhst
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Those marked I. having nc chance 70
win. withdrew.
4 match between schultz and Kaneen.
five birds. thirty yards. wa won by
KAneen. Tho same Kind Of . match be-
tween DAILY and Schultz was won BY
DAILY.
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CANADA.

A Disastrsus Kfrs n Msssrsal =
der Red Hes Bricks.
MONTREAL, Cansds, April so. - At
o'clock this morning Q firo broke out In
tho Montreal Novelty Works Building. St.
Urbin street. Owing TO the immense
amount OF infammable material stored In
tue premises all efforts 10 save the building
were fruitless. II was ave stories high,
aud the walls badly built. About 9 o'clock
tho walls fell outward with . terrible crash.
breaking through the roof OF . co6an store,
and completely dsmslishing . number Of
sheds and outhouses. Eight fromsn. I'M
der Chief Patton. were playing upon the
roofs Of the sheds aud coffin store vhen. tho
wall fell. They saw tho wall begin 10 tot
ter. made . rush for the shed. and barely
got inside when they were completely
buried under several feet Of hot bricks.
After the wall fell the means Of the fire.
men ront tho air. A band Of citizens
went 10 work 10 dig the sufferers out. Tho
firemen remained beneath tho ruins about
an hour before they were got out. Four
were found beneath . board fence alive,
but suffering terribly. Nine were taken
out dead. Three Of them were recognized
~ fremen. The bodies were terribly dis
figured.
Following 10 . list Of the killed and
wounded: Michael Berry, head smashed
william Perry, fireman. body manglcd
Richard Schonles. legs broken and skull
crushed; Thomas Higgins. fireman,
struck on temple by . brick; A. Beau
champ, jeweler, 81. Lawrence. Main
street, crushed and limbs broken /; George
Lynch, assistant foreman Of watsrworks,
struck by falling walls and body manglsd
Antoine Saunders, back broken; Pierre
uamil, laborer. head smashed and feet cut
of; Joseph Parker. whilo aiding TO re-
move the coins from the undertaksrs Id
Joining. was crushed; total Killed, nine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-30

DIED hrissy." eldest daughter Of
VIM. lily. Doane, Town Clerk Of Gold
Hill. and niece Of Of u esteemed fellow
townsman. W. d. G. Gibson.
died yesterday morning Of diptheria.
after an illness Of only three days. Bhe
WAS only eight years Of ago. and . child Of
uncommon promise, such ~ can the least
DO afforded to DO lost. The blow falls
heavily o Mr.. Gibson. 10 whom the
little one was endeared Is much ~ though
u wire his own. and the heartfelt symps-
thy OF the entire community 10 with tho
bersaved parents and relatives.
syNPATur.-The funerh Of little Chris.
tena Doane to-day was largely attended BY
the friends OF tho beresved family. The
dag over the school.house ID Of half.masi
In respect 10 the memory Of the departed.
and the remains Of Christens were followed
TO their last resting place bya grsatmany oil
her young playmates. among whom she
Was always . ~favorite. In their deep a.
Fiction tho sympathy OF this entire com
munity goes forth TO the family which has
by the hand 81 death. lost u Of ia bright
est Jewels.
NAY DAr.-The public schools Of Gold
Hill will DO granted . holiday tomorrow
In order 10 give them all . chance 70 enjoy
. May Day excursion. Bullion Ravine
and Mount Davidson are spoken Of q
probable picnic places. Nay the listis
ones have q good time. II the wish OF al
their grown.up friends.
A FINE MEDAL.-Picnic arrangements
are being made by the different societies
Of tho Comstock. The Caledonia Club viii
offer . $500 medal. 70 DO competed for by
the military companies OF Virginia ana
Gold Hill. The CaledoniAns expect 70
make their picnic better this year than
any given by them heretofore.
TnE T,xEs.-There will b . special
meeting Of the County Commissioners d
Z o'clock this evening for the purpose Of
instructing tho County Asssssor 10 com.
mence assessing property for stats and
County purposes. He will probably begin
operations tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-30

OYYicERs.-On Saturday last tie vir'
vinis Coal COMPANY held their annual
election of on,cer. in Virginia City, with
the following result Trustees-R. u,
Daggett. n. Lynch, G. q. Stevenson. J,
Kelly and l.. II. Torp. The Board sub
sequen.y y 1I ord sr,
ami IN" nsnL m Eevsds T~reasurer.
a.. nj, MA, Mo-,
Inc me'hoss Wv uo'1
om w. '.I ~.
haii atfs ocloc sA'ura.y .ehlns. ~!
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win Retire.

Rumor says that Rev. q. W. Fitch. at
present Pastor Of the Gold Hill Methodist
Church. will give mp preaching In = few
months. lie is sorcly afflicted with asthma,
and finds II necessary TO quit public speak
lux. lie expects 10 rest FOR 81 least two
years. after which time. II his health Ii
sufficiently good. he will return to hi'
chosen profession. Mr.. Fitch has been
growing deaf for more than . year. He
thinks . littls rest viii do him good. and
is determined 10 taks 10. In tho meantime
no will put in his time on his ranch. near
Reno.
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NOTICE TO CANDIDATES..

Candidates for once At the coming Town
Election. will pleas bear In mind that thslr
Advertised announeemsnts In this paper. -
sell - election printing. mast b paid for 10
piraao,. We accept Of no contingent arrange
nsnts. bat treat all alike A candidate Who can
rot or viii not announce hinsslf properly and
az his printing bills promptly. u not nt for
he once he sssks. Moreover. hs will not b.
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q. II. GALLUP.

o. II. 0ALLrr. opposite the Bank Of csiifor
mia. Gold Hill. keeps constantly on hsnd OIL
~favcrits brands q Imported c.ssr. oholes BIZ
sch .um pipes, nuis, candl-s. me cutier,. and
toys ssd lacey g obs Of all kinds. sp7a v
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SENSIBLE ADvIcR.

You are ssaed every day through the eolunna
Of newspapers and BY Jour druggist TO uss
something for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
hat y.u know nothing about. You get de
couragcd spending honey with but little sue.
Gees. Now 10 give you satisfactory proof that
GREsr's Auupsr fLowKa will eurv yvu Of
Dyspepsia aad Liver Complaint. with Oh, their
eI-ets, such ~ sour stomach. sick hsedache.
heart.burn. waier.brssh, coinlbg up OF iccd
after eating. ] " spirits. ETC., We ash you 10 20
90 yoir vTu srist and get . sample bottle oi
uREEs's Arausr Flown for " cents and try
Il. or . regular slzo for Is cents. Two dose
will relieve ,ou. mhO