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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-10
COG.VIE CO.nrT..E,Ac11O,N

ne Republican, County Convention
w neel 1t the Court jdease, in Prince.
,.aa On saturday the 9Th day of October
lii s., q oo ~ 2 NJ, 70 nominate can.
;''Ies s sor 1nun1y reasurer, County
' ,,sooar o .,l County Surveyor
$500, si1u 20 90 such other business az
,4rna . ''I'1t', ! entitled 70 u delegates
A,,l,. - !. g entitled to delegates.
vi my ,. y 50 titled to 5 delegates.
- III, w lis, Chairman CO COMMITTEE.
= e ~ JDGEiT, Sec'y Go. G.mmitiee
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-10

Dare, Of the Elk River Starsgets out
of his s'elements when he talks about
base ball. That truthful Young MAJ,
hints that the game played here On the
4tli OF July was 'sgiven away we'll.
perhaps it was, out for generous (sic}
.sglrers we never saw. nor did God
ever make, a bluer and more crest. fall
len lot Of fellows, than the Elks were
"a the close of the ninth Inning. The
Elks and Princetons have played three
games and the P,incetons have won
two Of them--and had they not felt
toe confident Of an easy victory, be.
sides being unused to the toughest aud
most miserable ground III Minnesota,
would undoubtedly have won the 9th. i
ser game, These are the facts Dare.
and yon know it. Come now, be lust.
and give the devil his dues.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-10

Mrs. John knight OF Milo, was the
recipient Of . princely present few.
weeks 50 from her father, Mr.. John
Van Vert, Cedar Falls, Iowa The
present consisted OF q team of splendid
large iron gray horses; Mr.. &. Ill.
Chadbourne. good judge Of horse
flesh says, they are the finest pair of
horses ia Mile Laos or Sherburne
counties. q. # s8t II
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-10

we Will bet a new hat not u plug
that il Joe Libby runs ne viii
~ beat N|ickerson for the treasurership
lof Sherburne county. 81 u
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-10

who stop at the Minneso t.
y. Cloud. once, generally ID.
Yards Givelit a tria &
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-10

We understand another ssvirgin. ~
who has loved well but not wisely, is.
about to seek redress through the law.
# IS all very well that Justice should
be done though the heavens fall, !" but
tlenlt might be as we'll to see that
before any more cases of the kind are
entered upon, that the prosecutors
give bonds for costs; there would not
be q particle of use in putting the
county to expense when there would
De no prospect that the cause of action
could be maintained.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-10
Thu 1 4. lol lest rn,a,n Ma L 8 81

I'm lollisst II y bernas HAT per-
ties around these sdisgins Mr. 6.
Z. brown, OF the tirni o. Brown &
Martin. Minneapolis, dropped in up.
on US on Friday evening; Mr. Brown,
/ \. company with Mr., Eph. Whitney,
lett Minneapolis at 8 A. NJ. and with
\ lis team Of Canadian ponies, and ar.
rived III Princeton at NJ FL aud
Eph. started UP for the camp on Brad.
berry on Saturday morning
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-10

Nj. Whitney has extended his side.
walk half way across the street be.
tween his lot aud Mr., .Jesmer's store,
ana we understand Nelse is going to
build the other halt. Pedestrians will
oe glad of this, for whenever it rain
cd there has always been mud hole
at this crossing. and after dark every !.
body who happened along was bound
to step into it.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-10

Fair at Cambridge this week. Sure.
" there is as much enterprise in this
village as there is in Cambridge. 1t
is too latein the season to talk fair
this year; but, we hope the public
spirited citizens Of Princeton will see
to it that Princeton is not behind her
sister towns. and that we have d fair
here next year that which will excel
ailytahniin '!s gotten up in any Of the neigh.
boring towns. .s.s .sa... u. !. M. III >#ss
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-10

When old Brock was here we heard
60 much about rings-m mythical inn
a " of his braill--that we
heartily despise to read about rings
Heice we think Carson is troubled
Wlth the same disease Brockleharst
had. and perhaps has at the present
tlnlt--too much ring OH ths. brain
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-10-10
REPUBLICAN

RoRE 8 =: III. NEEI,Y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
NEVADA STATE FAIR.
The Result OF Yesterdays naees-A
Limited Number OF k:utriss-ro-
Day. apeed Trials.
5 At the staie F,lr ye.terl.y

The races at the state Fair yesterday
we're as follows:
Balinette Stakes - For thoroughbred
thrce-ycar old fillies. Dash OF one and q
half miles. Entrance $50. Society 10 add
$500. Second lilly 10 save entrance. Tho
entries were T. q. Moore, bay filly
Maige Duke. also bay lilly Maggie \; W.
l.. Pritchard. chestnut lilly Lena Dunbar ;
X. Carroll, bay lilly. Centennial Bell. All
horses withdrawn except Madge Duke,
who took a gallop over the track to save
entrance money.
Nevada Handicap-Dash ~ one and .
quarter miles. free for all. Entrance 500.
Society added 500. second horse TO save
entrance. Entries were made a. follows :
W. l.. Pritchard. chestnut gelding Earn
est /; Il. Carroll. bay horse Ward Bsecher.
AL withdrawn except Earnest. Result -
above.
Running Dash Of one mile, free for
all horses In Nevada and California east Of
the Sierra Nevadas. Entrance, $50. The
Society 10 AID s2o0. Second horse To save
entrance. Weights TO rule. The entries
we're: 7. u. Winston. chestnut horse
Rafael J.. ID. Holland, bay mare Mary
Tompkins ". c. Lake, gray stallion
Cousin Vic; ]. Connery. bay mare April
Fool: Theodore Winters, sorrel horse
Marshal MacMahon. Race won by April
Fool in las, Rafael second.
The fourth race was not run as an
nounccd. but MAdge Duke took a two-mile
gzllop over the course. all Others having
been withdrawn. In place Of this race one
u n mile and repeat was substituted. for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16

TuE c~herry-eolorcd passenger train Is
out Of the shop again. II has been re-
painted and newly vanished. and con-
dueior Serriil Is appropriately proud.
The social to 10 given by tho Young
ladies o. Gold Hill in Miners Union Hall
next Friday evening will be a pleasant
party. Do not fail 10 BE- there.
Me-. TOWNSEND. for some time book.
,eeper for the Virginia CA,aiiei,. has ac-
copied a place upon the local stan Of that
paper.
A. @. Pn,rr. tho man who killed ten
.,r.ir, bird. at the Reno shooting tonrnA-
ment yesterday. is editor Of the "en'A
Noes.
A REGULAR meeting Of the Town rrus-
tees was held last night. Tho usual
routine business MAS transacted.
TINS County Recorders books show that
a number Of mortgages and liens are being
satisfied. This IL q good sign.
CAPTAIN q. q. LYON Is singing thunder
for the Virginia Eaisrp'i's during Judge
aoodwin's temporary absence
rur machinery Of the Ward mine has
been put In motion again.
q. ]. NrprIL. Of the Chicago T''ss-''
IL looking at our mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16


INQUEST Coroner Hodges held IN in.
quest into tho circumstances attending the
death Of Michael n. Walsh. who met his
death In the shaft OF the Imperial mine
Yesterday morning. The verdict Of the
Jury was that Walsh came 10 his death by
accidentally falling down the Imperial
shaft, and that no ono could he held blam-
able. Deceased was q native OF ireland,
aged twenty.seven years. He leaves q wife
and three children, who reside upon the
Divide.
County COMMISSIONERS. The County
Commissioners hold 4 meeting yesterday
and allowed Q number Of bills. Peto
| Burke asked 10 have his claims for extras
ON the County Courthouse further ex-
amined. The Commissioners declined TO
hear anything concerning tho matter.
Sam Davis appeared as attorney for
Captain Bob and asked that he DO given
some lumber TO build . house. Board
adjourned till October 3Oth.
BE,urIrrL FLowERs.-Mrs. u. y. M.
Kelly. Of Reno. 10 an enthusiastic fiori.
| culturist, and has q rare collection Of
| dainty flowers. Among her treasures sho
has a beautiful specimen Of tho japonica
| which Is now In full bloom. II 10 probably
| the only flower Of that kind 10 be seen this
| side Of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Mrs. Kelly's garden Is q series Of delightful
surprises.
ANOTHER NiP.-w. Rose has issued .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
YOU HAVE No EXCUSE.

Have you any excuse for suffering with Dye
pepsIs or Liver complain,' IL there any rec.
son why you should 20 on from day 70 day
complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick Head.
ache. habitual Cos'iyeneas, palpttation OF the
heart. heartburn, wat-r.brash, Rnaving and
burning pains At the pit Of the stomach, yel
low pkin, coated tongue and dissgrceable taste
in the mouth. coming up Of food after eating,
low spirits. etcf Mol II 10 positively youl
get a bottle u Grccn's August Flower for u
cents and your cure IL certain; but " you doubt
this. R-i q sample bottle for 10 cents and try II,
Tive doscs viii relieve you. je2i On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
A FINE rnINo FoR rnK TEETH

Fragrant sosoDoSr 10 . composition Of
the purrst and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental v getabls kingdom. Every ingredient
10 we'll Known 10 have = beneficial efsct on the
teeth and gums. Its embalming or aniiseptie
property and aromatic frzsrsnce makes IL .
toilet luxury. sOZOD INT removes oil dlsa.
greeable Aiors from the br,a th caused By c.
tArrh, bad teeth, etr. II 10 entirely free from
the Injurious aud acrid properties u tooth
pasics aud powders, which destroy the enamel.
Dne bottle lasts six months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
n-r.r,urc. I...s Ey-ut.s.
Comtug.

The famous Madam Helena Modjeska
Counties Boxenta). Poland's greatest
actress. whose splendid successes at the
California Tbeater. a. well as wherever
she has appeared. have been tho grand
subject Of critical comment aud approval,
will make her first appearance at National
Guard Hall. Virginia City, next Monday
evening. for a single weeks engagement.
She will lie supported by an exeelien,
company. aud Nc can assure our theatrical
friends o. q fine dramatic treat. The sale
IL seats will commence at Ash's bookstore
ON Thursday morning next at 10 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
BRONCHITIS.

From John Fiagg. Rsq., Of Bennington, y. H.
"Three years since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron.
difficult 10 speak In an audible volcs. To this
was added severe night sweats. and I vas fear
full Of going into . decline. After ecouns 10
various remedies to no purpose, i made use oil
Dr. wistar's Balram Of Wild Cherry. . fev bot.
tlc- OF which fully restored me 10 health.
since that time ! have had several severe 81.
tack Of cough, but the Bsisam has always 10.
moved them. always keep Il by me, and
should hot know how TO do without T."
Sold By all druggists. ]
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
PROM A DISTINGUISHED JuRrsr

81 have tried the PERUVIAN srRrr, and the
result fully rurtains your prediction. II has
made n new man Of me Infused Into my sys.
tenn new vigor and energy. ! am no longer
t~rrinulous and debllitated ~ when you last
saw me. bat stronger. hesrtier, and with larger
by ali druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16

10. II a. AND =. uss.l

San FE,ScIsco. oct. i6-2;i5 p. N.
Exchcquer. 10. iO's bj0
Savage, 49,, lOls, 10
lest 4 Belcher, 22t
California. 81, 3Oh
Alta. 10 b5. o., 10
bullion, lOS
Justice. 10. l3h, l3b
Con. Virginia. y, 81
aouid 4 Curry. lOts, iOt.. lOts
Belehor. 81
Grand Prize. isL, ~
Suecor, I ~. %,
Hale & Norcross, ~
Best & Beleher. 22h
Do Frees, 81
Argcnta. . ~, "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16

Tux school in Professor Dray's depart.
ment will regularly open tomorrow
morning.
A LARGE crowd OF people left Virginia
and Gold Hill for Reno this morning.
COLONEL JAMES O. Pam has gone TO
San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
sr0cK
Nan franeis~s Board.

LAST xvkSIss.
100 Raymond 4 KY, ios, iok
loo Enreks Con. tTk. a., aGk
l2So Jackson. 5s.seN. GX, >, ~, q. Ts.6 6,
81
g2o Alp..2
.sl NDor.do south. IN, ~
40 Leopard. ~. I 10
- Gits, Ii
2is Northern Belle. Is. iTH
1901 hus-ey, soc. Sc
So Manhattan. i2h. Ia
1900 De Frees. 1 ~. ~
los0 Grand Prize. 1911. -. i9s. i9N
21O ArgeatA. 7sO
$40 Navajo, . ", 7k,a1
900 Sndo~ment, > 10. 2s, 2B
50 Independence. I 10
~ Young America. ~
5000 silver Prime.
li0o Hornet. 6oc. soc
40 Morning STAR Az
ioo Gnnd frizs West. 1 10. les
80 Combination. tnc
100 Bills i.le. to-, Csc
1tcO Dsy. s. %
ITO Mansfield. tlc
COO Modos. ~
loo Coco Con-. lie
To- New Cueo. ~, 100
400 Minnistts BELIEF
So beehtei. s.3s
loo Rmptrc udAhoL, ~
loo PoOrtnsn. Sc
80 L<eis. q a
ASS Justice; u, i,x. rs.i . iss. ISM i's'
US ExShsqaer. ~. 81, ~, Sc. sA.e ..
io Crown Point. 81.
isIs Ate. ii.. II. iiiS. io'., II bA,
10 Choilsr.f oto-i.3 s&
no Lady Washington. ~
2ss Yellow Jselet. iGS
go California. 81. yA
9Jj Sierra Svvaia. 5s.
lSos ssvsse. 10. ,o., 10
40 Caledonia, Z Us.
las Gould n Curry, 10y. iO'..n
~ Alphs. IA
20 reuaor. ~
ttO Balnon. l0.. l0s
~ Is-t \ iciehsr. 2ah, "a.
10 renton. 80
iobS Imperial. 10
$50 Hale 4 NoiefoAs. BIN
us Con. Nirg MIA, o., 3is
go jail. $50
sS oyermsn. "a. AN
ITO a.. hr. 81.
Ia Utah. In
10 Be.chsr. ~, 81, 81
rms SoHstSa.
SOS ophir. IN. iTi..is
~ MeNcsn.i "a
20 oOu d a Curry. nv. NJ; ny
~ hest a Bileher. nv. -. 23.. -
il50 califosniA. u. ~ bS
lsl5 savage. iOs. io'., ios, los. lo,.
l6l5 Con. Virginia. Ji.. ~ b5. ~. az, u
80 Choll.r. Poio-i. ~. IN
ITO Hs,c 4 Mar rec. ~. ~, sbo. q. b0,
~, IL b5. u.
COZ Crown Point. s}..6
$50 ysliow jacket, lvs. i0S, TO-. 10.
go Imperial. I 10. lis
Is k.ntuck, u
10 Alpha, la, its. IA.
go B.lcher, 81. 81.
% Confidence. 81. 81
as sierrs Nsysds, So. 81.
i6i Utah, ltA, rs. los
40 balloon, IL, hoe, Ion bio
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weaknsss, early
decay, loss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. YRKK OF cnAnoE.
This great remedy vas discovered BY . n In sion
ary In south America. scnd . self-addresscd
envelope 10 the REv. JOSEPH T. 1NMAN,
station d. Bible Iiouse, New York City.
MINI Gm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
rnH pALAUR RATING STAND.

For . roa't Of beef uneIcelled In Storey
county. 20 to Thomas II ,fron's Eating Stand.
In the Palsce saloon. No. : North y street,
Virginia City. Fresh oysters at all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand ct
night. For tasty, homo style OF cooking. and
the best and frcsl eat OF ell that the markets
anori. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try H.. apis N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
coMsTocK.sUTRo.
lMportant Meetisg THIS Ansrnooa
ct thc Ceustoek minisg super
isteadeats. Relative 60 the Nh.
sro ruunet.

Pursuant tn announcement. . meet.
ing Of the superintendents OF the
mines along tho Comstock range.
coming within the influence Of the
sutro Tunnel, was held a, the Office Of
tho Gould 4 Curry Mining Company,
commencing at "a o'clock p. N. to-day; I.
l.. Requa Of the Chollar-P otosi. presided.
and among those present the reporter
noticed superintendents osbiston OF the
Goulla Curry. Diejesheimer Of the Hale 4
Norcro.s. Gillet, Of the Savage. Mackay
of the bonanza mines, Smith Of the
Belcher. schultz Of the Justice, Bullion
and Exchequer. Hamilton Of the Imperial
and Alpha. Strother Of the Baltimore.
Bonncmort Of the Utah, Hardy OF the
Ophir. Mexican and Union Consolidated.
Derby Of the Alta. sheppard % the Sierra
Nevada. ncqua % the Chollar- Potosi, Hall
Of the Silver Hill, Perkins Of the DAYTON,
forman Of the Ovcrman and Caledonia,
TAYLOR of the Yellow Jacket. Jones Of the
Crown Point, etc.
After due and appreciative discussion OF
the matter before the meeting. the follow
ing were appointed as q special commit
tee: T.. 4. Schultz. I. l.. Relua. Charles
Forman. W. II. Patton and T. q. Taylor.
This Committee Is 10 ascertain the exact
cost Of pumping OF draining the water
from tho various mines Of the Comstock
from the level % the sutro Tunnel 10 the
surface. a distance 81 loo feet or there
abou,s. also the cost u pumping upto the
level II the tunnel. and, in short. ascertain
just what the companies can afford TO pay
for the privilege Of allowing the water to
how out through the tunnel. They are to
report to a similar committee already APP
pointed in Nan Francisco Of the mining
men there. aud tho result will DO q pro-
posal 10 the sutro Tunnel Company.
The committee appointed to-day will
make a final report at a future meeting 10
DO called in a week or two from now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
aet

NEW YoRk. oct. iG-ii a. NJ.
Gold. 81. 3. 90.
Silver. 3See
Trades, 95S Goo.
Currency, ~ eg9s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16

JoHx W. NAcKAr is acting a. superin.
tendent Of the bonanzA mines during Col
onel Fairs absence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
HIGH links.
Original Mea.i"g and Appiieasion
OF the Term Explained.

A great many Of eur people use this
phrase without knowing anything con-
ecrning Its origin or meaning. We give
what purports to be an explanation OF
these points. This drinking sport, form
erly well known in Scotland. Allan Ram
say calls "a drunken game. or new pro-
Iect to driak o%d Ls riek." The q"aieh or
cup was filled to the brim then n Of
the company took apair Of dice, aud after
CRYING HyJisk.. he threw them out the
number 81 the cast up pointed TO the per-
son that mus, drink he that threw. be-
ginning at himself. No. l, and 40 round
till the number o. the persons agreed with
that u the dice (which might fall upon
himself II the number was within twelyel;
then lie set the dice ~ him. or bale him
,ako them. lIc ON whom they fell was
Obliged to drink. or pay q small forfeit
ure in money. then threw. and so ON ,
but II he forgot tn cry HyJi.k.. he paid
A forfeiture into the bank. Then he ON
whom II fell to drink. II there was any
thing In the bank worth drawing. got II
ali II he drank. lie then. with . great
deal Of caution. empticd the cup, swept up
the money. and ordered the cup TO be filled
again, on which he throws; for II he made
any error In the articles, he lost tho privi-
lege Of drawing the money. The articles
we're; 40 Drink; ~ Draw; (3l Fill ;
Hl Cry HyJi-k.; l5l Count Just; go
Choose your doublot man-viz.. when two
equal numbers Of tho dice were thrown.
the person chosen must pay a double OF
the common forfeiture, and 80 must the
other when the dice Ia In hand. "a rare
project this" adds honest Allan, and no
bubble. I can assure you /; for a covetous
man NAV save money, and .et himself rs
drunk a. he can desire In lees than an
hours time" The phrase Is now IN
times used 10 designate q social gathering
Of any Kind. but especially one In which
literary exercises are INDUCED: ID drink
Ing feature Is not necessarily implied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
O. II. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of califor-
nis. Gold IIlil, keeps constantly on hand iii
fsyorite brands Of imported Cigar. oholce bit
cigars. oil kiyds OF chewing tobacco. meer-
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. 6ne cutlery. and
toys and isncy goods OF all kinds. apps m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16

NEW York. Oct iG.-President William
II. Vanderbilt Of tho New York Central,
Hugh J. Jcwctt Of the Erie, Thomas II.
Scott Of the Pennsylvania Central and
John W. Garrett Of the baltimore and
Ohio railroad. representing the trunk
lines. were in session last night, consider
ing the propriety Of advancing freight
rates and changing tho proportion now
allotted tn each Of tho four roads In the
pooling Of wcst.bound earnings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16
EUROPE.

lsrxcrAL DISPATCH TO run Coin Hill
DAILY Nxws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16

Tho Eiection % France.
LONDON. Oct. ia dispatch dated
Paris. midnight, gives the latest returns,
showing that s25 Republicans and isi
Conservatives arc elected, aud that second
ballots will DO required In twelve cases.
Some Bonapartist leaders, such as Duke
do Mouchy. NJ. ChevreauX and N. Raoul,
have been defeated. The elections are
considered Is unsatisfactory In result
aud rs calculated TO lead to Q renewal Of
strife.
IL Franeai.,. Duke do Droglie's organ.
claims that after GambettA's boast that
the Republicans would have 400 majority.
the result is virtually q government VIC
tory. which encourages the Conservatives
to continue in the policy inaugurated on
the 10th Of May.
The Defense iClerical) considers tho re-
duction Of the Republican majority Q re-
buke 10 the insolenco OF the 363 and an
encouragement TO President MacMahon 10
perscvere In his present course.
lie Temps. whilo admitting some reduc-
ton Of the Republican majority. considers
the decision OF France In favor OF the Re
publicans p%cremptory, and declares that
IL will DO neither possible nor permissible
TO resist IL.
Tho Conaiistioa,i advises tho imme-
diAtc retirement Of the ministry.
PARIS. October 1910 A. M.-Tho result
Of tho election il unknown yet. The
Raped claims that 52i elections give si7
seats TO the Republicans. 1917 10 the Mac.
- - A.. 49,. IL ILL
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FOUND.

TN MaYRs' Union HALL. GOLD Hill,
0etoosr ilth. . ssstiaeats o. CONSOLIDATED
tnDsstai stsek. 3hs evBa caa kavs ~ me
- a~pplcs1ioa y Joba 0lsnsea, q he ysesy
5osSs. n stvtae ~ nsnbsf q Ne e..s!ees1a
- vaytsg szpsnsss ell Iva
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-16

NEw YoHs, Oct. iG.-Advices from Nan
Domingo to the 9Th state that tho revolu-
ton against the Baez administration was
in full force. Puerto Plata was occupied
by tho revolutionists, who arc besieging
the fort. Its surrender is expected mo-
mentarily.
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Packard and his adherents quite.

Packard and his adherents quilted
the State House in New Orleans during
Tuesday night and it was occupied
Wednesday by the Nichols authorities.
Packard issued a farewell address to the
Republicans of Louisiana Wednesday,
giving a summary of the historical
events which have occurred" since the
election; declaring that his Government
was the legal one; asserting that if
recognized by the President, it could
have sustained itself without the inter-
vention of troops; and advising the Re-
publicans to maintain their party or
garizatou. At noon Wednesday the
Legislature adjourned from Odd Eel
lows Hall to the State House, where il
proceeded with business. 1t adjourned
finally Thursday.