davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
BLrsKrssrnnY swEAns orr

B%LISKESBERRY SWANS 0yy.-Night be.
fore last Mr.. Blinkenberry entered hi'
room with q look Of firm discrimination
upon his well-worn countsnancc, and said
to the wife OF his bosom /: "Mariar. I'm
goin' to make you happy" How. Bru.
tus 2" asked tho poor lady hopefully and
softly. "Me an Johnson" replied Blink
enberry, shave sworc Of fur two months.
It's y SURF tiing this time. Marian" Last
evening as Mr.. B~linkenberry was Q sitting
virtuously al homo. reading the NEWS and
smoking. his wife. with tho love-llght In
her eyes. said i%mpulsively: GLOW nice
this IL Drutus. dear. And I'm 70 glad
you're not going 10 drink any moro OF that
nasty stuff for two whole months" I" Too
months, my dear 2" said Mr.. Blinksnberry
with surprise. "why, certainly. love.
You told me Last night that you and Mr..
johnson had resolved not 10 drink for two
months" "0f course, my dear, Of
course" said Bilnksnborry with increased
interest In his newspaper. johnson swore
OF fur ono month, aud ~ did I. That
makes two months. don't u my lover"
Mrs. plinkenbcrry breathsd hard and tho
light Of baltic flashed from her eyes, but
she said nothing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
AUGUST FLOWER.

The most miserable beings In the world are
thoss suffering fron dyspepsia and liver CON-
plant. More thsn seyenty.nve per cent. Of the
people In the United ttafes ae an lc,cd with
these two diseases and their ~effects: such %
sour stomach, siek headache. hsbltual costive'
ness. palpltsiion OF the heart. heart burn. wa.
ter brash. gnawing and burning pairs ~ The
ut OF the stomach. yellow skin, coated ionsue
and diragreeahle taste In the mouth, coming
up Of food after eating. Low spirits. etc. 90 ~
your d uEsist and get . 75-cent bottle OF An.
gust Flower or q sample bottle for 10 cents.
Try 1.-two DOES will relieve you: Aient.:
CRANE 1 BRi0HAM, wholesale Druggists,
San Francisco. CaliicrRA ~ On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
srooSo oispAroH.
The Stock Market To-day - The
Hears Making y Desperate struE-
Rle.

SAN FnAscrsco. January 23-s P. ~
At tho opening Of the Board this morning
there was NO further advance at tho in.
formal session ; on the contrary. an oppo.
sition seemed to manifest itself In some
quarters. Ophir was steady ut 27t; CALI
forniA al 81, Consolidated Virginia at 81,
AMI Best & Belcher at 3s. There was q
little more activity at tho Gold Hill end.
Alpha going to ~, aud Caledonia 10 i3k
In the Board the bears made q strong ef.
fort, bringing Ophir dswn TO 25k. Mexi.
can TO 1871; and Best 4 Belchsr down
10 35s. The Bonanzas were mort
carefully guarded. but California went
down to 40 when II was held aud Consol.
dated Virginia was driven down 10 BIN
but recovered to 52,i. The rest OF the
market sympathizsd and everything was a
little of.
Following arc the quotations after the
board: Con. Virginia. 50; California, 30;
Alpha. 2il. sale Justice. lGa; Belcher.
i0i.a; Overman. i02; Gould and Curry.
lJta; Ophir. 25as; Beat and Delcher.
s5isa; Julia. Ga; Mexican. 1871; Savage,
10; Yellow Jacket, ISL; Bullion, Is; 81
ezra Nevada, D; Imperial, "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

STEEL snoEs AND DrEs.-The superi.
ority Of cast steel shoes and dies In quartz
milling has been fully demonstrated. and
the company in San Francisco engaged In
their manufacture and introduction are
fully prepared 10 all all orders for any
thing in that line. including tappets, cams,
gearing. etc., required In the milling bnsi-
asss. They give notice In our advertising
columns to-day that 7. A. AeCrosson 10 nc
longer connected with the company or au-
thorized 10 collect bills; but that T.. w:
Townsend 10 now their duly authorised
agent to solicit and receive orders. Read
the notice "To whom IL may concern.
All orders left at the sfics Of Guy Therp.e,
Notary Public. Virginia. will Be promptly
attended 10 by Mr.. Townsend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
A %sUPYocArISo COuum.

In . letter to Mn. Lisle. Of chicago, . well
known contributor to the Western press. she
,-cribes the cure OF q dangerous cough. accom-.
panied by bleeding 81 the lungs, 10 iiale's
Honey of IIorchound and Tar. NY cough,s
she ssy-. "threatened tc suffocaie mo . -
hut tho Honey of IIorehound and Tar has
removed EVERY trAre of it, The letter was 10
lady friend In this city. who has placed Il II
the dlspcssl OF q. n. crittfnion. Z Sixth ave.
nue. Pike's Toothachs Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
Avrsv.i. ssss. m.sssss.
p~pars~y-. Last Ev..iaw


INCORPORATED. Articles Of ineerpora-
ton Of the United States Consolidated
Gold and silver Mining Company were
filed Yesterday. Object. to mine In sto-
rev county, Nevada. Dircctors-James
y. Brennan, Silas \. Stone. ". T.. Madden.
W. A. Woodward and John strcafe. Capt.
tai, sio,ooo.ooo.
SrocKnoLpERs' MEkriSo.-Tho regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
North Consolidated Virginia Mining Com
will b. held on the It'll Of February next,
at the Office Of the company. Ina San Fran
tising columns ta-day.
Tm work Of shoveling the snow from
the houseteps and sidewalks goes ON with
great sasrgy and Is procaiive Of great fun.
When . fellow .ets buried beneath one OF
tho a~valanches. a rear Of laughter Is all
that cheers him upon his resurrection.
Oar YrELp.-The daily yield Of ore for
tho past week by the leading Comsiock
mines was a. follows: Belchsr. 100 tons;
California. 500: Chollar- Potosi. 100. Con-
solidatsd Virginia. 2sj; Justice. $40; ophir,
20. Total. 1885 tons.
TIM cold fog which has been Penetra-
ting through all covering. lifted this fore
noon and the sun came out looking as Is
he were half boiled. II was exceedingly
cold and raw during tho early morning
hours.
An Austin young lady. on 4 visit to the
Csmstock, IL doing much gool. The
homeless poor roof over her tracks 10 the
snow aud find this new style OF dwelling
quite comfortable.
HARRINGTON. the murderer Of Sullivan,
still seems 10 be as cheerful and stout
hearted rs at any time since his arrest.
The awful fate Of Larkin has apparently
had NO depressing effect upon his spirits.
TmE Principal Of tho First Ward School
in Virginia City, yesterday, discontinued
the usual two daily sessions, and extended
the morning session until 2 o'clock IN
stead. This caused considerable comment.
MonRIs QUINN. William Priest. and
Bessie O'Kesfe have been declared insane.
They will be sent To Woodbridge. The
case Of Caldwell has not been determined.
by the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
~ carloads Of wood have been received
to-day for the use % IA. mining compa-
mics and other parties ON the Cousioek.
wnKS. who had the difficulty with Nc
Arile, WAS tried In Judge Cooks Court
yesterday. The Jury disagreed. and the
.l.f..l.nt waa li.charetl-
So g.. w,,..utit. I,.,,.,e.
c....., n,,i In t,u . policy Of as
Gao ip.nyane, On The M. Of VIM. Mayer.
late Coroner Of Storey county.
osr OF the Inconvenience OF wearing
rubber overshoss Ia the thsatsr Is that nc
matter how much a man may stamp. i,
don't do much good
Tmr Town Trustees held a special meet
ing LAT night. No bushes. Of import
anes was transacted. only a fee bills being
passed.
Tux new water hill for Virginia City has
passed beth houses o, We Isssu'' anu
hAs osen ss""
DURING The past t"eh's-'ou' Ho"''
carloads OF or- have been shiplsu !" 'nc
mih' 0n ""e
THERE were shipped ias' hisn' iio"'
Virginia City 81 ,h,r'se" bars OF 'a'i''H'
'u
On. ii. sr. ron'h orNis Nu
gaia, has returned iio" a."
r"..r ,s',. ..,. bean received , car.
Io-pA' 'n''' az O.,
l S;n .. 2, y ia%%ss II"
--...,,,.~ s,o ,,,sn 4, bv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
VACANT PLACRs

In the dental ranks will never oseur II you an
particular with your teeth, and cleanse them
every day with that iamous 10 th.wash SOTO.
DON'T. From yorth 20 old age Il will keep tho
en.mcl spoilcss aud min ,airsd. The teeth ol
pcr.otr who us, suZODONT have . peari.liks
whitcness. aSd The gums = roseats bue. wtils
the breath 70 purified and rendered swest and
frsyra.t. 10 IL composed ~ rare a.tiseptis
herbs. aud IL entirely irce hom the objection
sbis and Injurious i~nartdlsnts Of l. oth.pasies
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

SAN FnAScisco. January Isl ?. NJ
The Democrats In opposition TO the Nsuiz
aud BRADY wing OF the party. who are en-
dsavoring 10 psrpsiuate their control Of
the organization by indefinitely postpsn.
Ing the calling Of primaries for elscting .
County Committee, assembled last night
and passed . resolution denouncing the
postponcment. The split In the ranks
seems likely to become serious, the NAL.
contents holding that they would rather
lose the election than gain II under the
Ring Banner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

-
The San Francisco Stock Report Of jan
uary 20th says: The annual meeting OF
the Knicksrbocker Mining Company wAs
held yesterday afternoon al the sfacs Of
the company. In view Of the lats dissas-
~isfaction with the Management. On the
part Of . few Of the stockholders. there
Was quite . crowd present. The number
Of shares represented was 57.iss. and IL
o became evident that Whatever differ
enees existed were healed. Colonel
Barnes. who vas present for the Critten-
den party, announced that . settlsmsnt
had been effected and that NO opposition
ticket would be placed In the held.
After the reports below appended we're sub
mitted, Mr.. Sherwood moved that ths
following Trustees Be elected for the en-
suing years: II. A. Cobb. Q. O. Evsrston.
]. II. Crossman. J. N. Miner and samuel
L. Thsllsr.
Resolutions were also passed unani-
mously thanking the Trustees for their
good management. and approving all their
aets for the past years,
General Cobb said that judging frsm
appearances all feeling had disappeared.
and the new Board Of Directors woald A.
sure the stockholders that nothing would
be left undone 10 have everything 80 along
satisfactorily. and predicted for the knlck-
erbocker mine . glorious future. The
meeting then adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

"Ir Is thought now that Captain Ma
res could have easily reached the
pole with n BALLOON" But we think he
conld much more easily have reached a
balloon with a pols-if the balloon wa
not too high.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

TRADING ToBAcco. A rough-looking
customer rushed into the senate Saloon
yesterday morning. aud In nm energetic
manner called for a hot whisky. Tho dis
peuser 81 liquid comfort mildly suggested
that il was customary for gsntlemsn OF his
class to put up at that particular point of
the programme. Slowly the man went
down in his pocket, and drawing forth tho
ragged end of a paper Of tobacco. said /:
New, look here ; that's the paper o ter
hacker that Larkin took his last chaw
frsm. It's a regular curiosity. and I dent
mind giving IL to you for your cabinet.
and ri take q drink with you" lie got
a drink, anil when last seen was play
ing the same game in the next saloon down
Main street.
Dissolution or CoPAKrSEnsnIr.-Grib-
he 4 Temby. Of the New Wisconsin Ia
loon. Maynard's building. next above
Keaiing's brokers' Office, have dissolved
partnership. as may Be seen by due legal
notice given In another column to-day.
Alfred Temby will continue business at
the same old popular stand. and will as
.ume all the debts and liabilities Of tho
late arm. lie 10 also fully authorized to
receive all msneys due to the late nrm.
and all persons indebted are most earn.
estly called upon To come forvard and
cash up forthwith In order thAt tbs a.
counts Of the firm may ~ satisfactorily
settled As o as possible.
EXEMPT FiRExES.-The following gen
tlsmeu have been elected members Of the
Virginia riremen's Association George
I. Lammou. Robert Z. Lovery. John Ma
gee. Dave Stsarns. L. II. Smith. j.. Il. TUT
lev. l.. +. wardle. william flaherty. John
Crossman. John Rush. ID. Burke, Thomas
n. Daley, william II. Ryan. James W.
Orndorf and Bernhard Dousherty.
Tmrrr are twenty prisoners IN tho
County Jail. four Of whom ars Chinamsn
and the rest white men. The Virginia
CITY Jail has but i've prisoner ct present
Thsrc arc no women among the prisoners
Of either Jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
IRON A DIsrISGGIsuED JuRlsr,

81 hsve tried the PERUVIAN sSHup. and the
result fully sustains your prediction. 10 has
usds q new man Of me infused Into my sys.
TEN new vigor and energy. I am no longer
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
stany time during the last hvs ycars." told
ny oil druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

j. ii. sAYltk. Secretary.
P~nEsrDESr's REroRr.
To the President and Trustees Of the
Knicksrbocksr Mining Company: Al the
time Of tho last annual meeting we were
much troubled by the dow of water struck
In tho face Of the main drift on the 400
foot level and we did not get II out and
under control until March ith, when the
work Of sinking WAS resumed. and con-
tinued vigorously until the 27th Of Nay.
at which time we had attained q depth Of
So feet In tho shaft aud driftsd 500 feet on
the 7O0-foot level. Then the Trustees
directed that tho work DO suspended. In
consequence Of the continued litigation
tho company were being subjected 10. In
order to protect the work already done. l
erected a substantial bulkhead sn the 400
foot level TO hold the water back /; aud
have put the machinery In order. so that
no damage could 10 done 10 IL while we
we're lying lille. On the 2sth Of Dseem-
Dor. litigation having apparently ceased. l
mads preparations to- resume work. i
found, on close examination. that the
machinery was all In good order, with the
exception OF the wire cable. which had To
he tarrcd and repaired. We have tive ON.
klnts ~ sishtv-hoirc Po"eis anu AWa
confident that We will get the water out
within two weeks from date. when sinking
will be resumed at once. The dip and for
nation % the ledge On the i00-foot level
shows thit we will cut II In the shaft with
in the next 100 feet. II will cost. while
taking out the water. about $1,000 per
month. but after that the expense will be
DECREASED. The mine has been opened 10
the inspection Of stockholders at all times.
and the amount VI work done and the cost
Of tho same will. I think. compare favor
ably with any other mine on the Comstosk.
Respectfully. II. A. Conn. President
The following gentlemen have been
elected TO serve As officers VI the Knicker-
booker Mining Company for the snsring
year II. A. Cobb. President l. II. Sayrs,
Secretary; II. V. 8. Mccullough. superin-
tsndent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

LIox's KArnAnos MAKES bsautful. glossy.
lnxurlsnt hair; prevents its falling oct 90 turn
ing sray. II hiss stroll the test Of forty ysafs,
f. eharminaly per.umed, and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
Iiobby Burns' Btrshday.

The fourth annual ball Of the Caledonia
Club will take place in CooPer's Hall.
Virginia. next Thursday evening. The
festivities will be in cemmemoration Of
Bobby Burns birthday. A goodly num-
Der of tickets have already been sold. and
the bsst people Of Gold Hill and Virginia
will BE- present. Tho COMMITTEES OF Ar
rangcments has been busy preparing Tor
the occasion. and from thsif experiences In
these matters II IL known that grand
success will he the result. Guests will re-
e,iys every attention In the cloak and hat
rooms free Of charge. The lower hall has
been engaged. and those who do not wish
to dance may hero be entertained with
''soug aud stsry." The opening csre-
mony will be q short address by DIR. fal-
eoner of Gold Hin on the life Of the Scot.
ti-h poet. The Doctors acknowledged
ability and the great love which he has for
his subject ensure a rich treat. The CAL
eIonia Club numbers some of the leading
business men IL the community, and their
festivals arc always looked forward TO with
aatieipations Of pleasure by the public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

Annual Msssi.E OF she sssshhsia-
er-As Era 90 Coed Yssitsg h
vived and Everybsdy . iisasd-
Repsrss sf she Prssidsst asa
Hssrseary-O0eeru
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

IAsAx's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and ~
stores tbs complexion, move frrekts. tal
and ailowness: makss the skin sot. white aod
delicate. Its application cannot ~ detected
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23


questing eur Congressional representatives
70 \ on Congress the necessity Of
boring artssiaa wells on the public lands
In this State.
INTRODUCTION OF BrLH.
by misunderstanding the powers Of
the Board OF Pardons. II requires the
County Commissioner and District Az
torney 70 transmit 10 the Board All facts IN
cases where pardons are applied for.
BY Comins. amending the Act concern
ing the salaries OF District Attorneys. II
fixes the salaries according to the Popu-
lation Of counties.
The bill for the protection Of nsh
passed.
The bill making interference with or
obstruction Of railroads afelosy, passed.
The bill amending the Act for the pay
msnt Of jurers was indefinitely postponed.
The Joint resolution for the boring Of
artssian wells. passed.
Hsuse.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
CARsoS. Jan. 23.-By Shoemaker, 10
amend tho Act for tho supervision and
maintenance Of public schesls.
by Rockhill. to provide fer the taxation
Of mines producing ono ton or less Of ore
per day. and " encourage prospecting Of
undevsloped mines.
by Howard. OF Humbsldt. amending the
Criminal Practice Act. II forbids . hus-
basd or wife testifying against each other.
but admits Of their testifyipg In each
others behalf.
The ElKo and Eureka bill was referred
to the Committee on Counties and County
boundaries.
Moore introduced an amendment 70 the
Jury law.
The bill amending the Act fixing the
salaries Of County Trsasursrs passed.
Tho ~amsndmsnt 10 the Election law,
making t~wenty-four hours censttute an
election day. and f~orbidding the sale Of
liquor en- that day. passed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

Stewart intrsduoed . joint resolution -
questing eur Congressional representative.
70 urge on Congress the necessity q
boring artssiaa wells on the public land
in this State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

whas Was Dess a. she CspissI To-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
YEsrrRpAS's InRoGr.cuTTIMa.

A Quarrel over shs oaiis OF Ia.s-
esaes 90 Lasktn Leads - an ~.
tempt ~ uardsr-Hsw Iricks
Was Captured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
srOcK REPORT.
l..rowr,p pAnr 1T n r. xrArIss . CO.
n. rraneises BsarSs.

San rraneiseo Bsars.
LAT
CO Raymond 4 KY, ss. .. 81
Is Enrska en-. 81, aik. 2ok. NV
IS Alps. 1c
30 Belmont. a's.3
2ss Leopard. 4. AZ
100 Panther. SIC
SIS Northern Belle. a. 9,V. 9ik
iyos Maahattsn, IL. Is. Ia
100 uedies 4 Bertrand. 7's.3
100 Gensn, Themsa. tec
800 Hussey. 7sc
400 New Coco. ~, IA
80 Grand Prize.t
lts5 Ndoc. 8. az
80 6siden Chariot. 3.2t.3
BOZ Leeds. ava
ASS Justice, isx. 49,. isA. Tx
lss5 Union Ccu., uk, iik. II. H.
l9D Julia. 81. 81. q. 90
3l9s Caiedonia. lf,.. i3s. i2k. i2s
ioB Knishsrboeksr. soc
10ss baltimore. ~. an b5. az
800 siivsr Hill. ~, ~. rs
90 challenge.7
80 Dsytcn. II. ~. . bio
3fs Phil sheridan. .. 7a..:s
80 ALA. avs
30 Dardsnelies.
% Occ dental.
$50 Noel I.lsnd. s7kc. SO
go New Y,rk, sine. ssc
iiso Andes. AZ. AVA
isO woodviii-.
no Lady Washington
$50 I~viAthAn. II. ~
s1s North Con. Virginia
80 Trojan. MIN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

[rrcIAL TO rns soLD ELL pAnr xEws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23
sAN FRANCISCO.

Trouble In tn. Dsmeerasie Ranks.
SPECIAL TO rue ooI.D DAILY xzvs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23


GIIfLEnIAy 0LofHIIo, &c.
RousIng Attractions
osrAr REDUCTION or PRICES
n n BROTHERS,
m. Great clo.lisr. of vlr1inl. City.
o. .ss .,: 10 .: TIE. .. e :...I.. SEASON
BANNER BROTHERS
os.r to til. :pubss .Asir Immense stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING
AT PRICES so LOW
A. to compare fsvorsb'y with the tinss.
OUR ,xxEssr AND COMPLETE STOCK
GENTS ASB BOYS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS,
Blankets, Trunks, yalises,
Hats and Gaps, Etc.,
We propose 10 unload ct PANIC PRICES.
Il.ddsn the hearts Of purchasers and
terrfy all competitors
WE INVITE COMPARISON.
Al = csresuI examination " u saii,fy al In med
Of Clothing that
Our Prices Are way Below ANYTHING
Ever offered In Virginia cify'
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner OF Q aud faylsr streets,
vIno'si,..,,I NEVADA.
EW STORE
AND
A NEW STOCK
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
AND
Gents Furnishing Goods!
Jos. %BARNERf,
THE wRLL-KSowN cLornrER.
OPPOSITE TEE "NRws" oYYicx.
MAIN STR hiLL'
Adjoining the hardware 'tors.
IN DIR. HALLS BUILDING.
lin j.. BARNRRT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-23

James Mcknight. the shoemaker on the
Divide. whoss threat wn cut on both
sidss By Thsmss Hicks. . miner. ID In
anything but an improving condition To-
day. 0nly the best medical attendance
and good nursing can pull him through.
In The meantime Hicks lies in the County
Jail awaiting the result OF tho injuries
which be inflicted.
, 1877-10-06

fayrait" vessel. frr gr.is, i:s bern nnrr artf"c,
aud will probably i'ni,s:c, in SYMPATHY with
the a.iratl' T. VT the \ tlintir cutkt Enris.
.Sf.rrrt f1-r1ish n Tht fhitil4t fFtHHrs.
ST. .Intts, y. T., Drt. "a large number OF
eases of typhoid fever are reported. Fully 400
arc said tn exist. .....
S,.refYf YrrAateI 10 71r thf+111 7vtbrn<.
MONTREAL. Dct. ,.-Anotl,er raEtctl ,lraft Tor
s'nN has tnmcto light. 1t was drawn ~ the
Vile Marie Hank ri t2frbrc m the National
Bank here, and accepted bv tho latter. M mr.
rrAts have vet been n,'ule in connection with The
tsn.tls On tho bat,ks.
rirllbortlc case 10 On the tapfs here. Mr..
Richard Ias returned, alter many ycars' absence.
artl claims the lhnthcy estate, tho amount of
which ia c1nsldeFablc.
4 malignant form Of tifphthtria has brnken
nut IN the western snbnrhs of this titr. anil the
sei.ts,.s At Punt g. Charles have been closed In
consequence.
Ss-rtat j3fspatcA to NJ rasrr9o Tsthunr.
TORONTO, t}ct. 5.-Thc Gnvrrnar. General and
party arrived l'rre this evfnfng from the West,
mud went straight an 10 Ottawa. Ills under.
siotni f.nrts and Lady DutIcrtn will shortly pro.
cetl to England.
Wntarc HRS, the st. John onrsnan, arrived
here last night. and hal spin on the bsy this
n rnIng. In tl,c afternoon llc Was shnwn over
the course BY Cnl. Shaw. tho American Consul
, 1877-10-06
CANADIAN NEWS.

plsaaters on Lake Ontarlo-Other Marine
MatssEt-A Typhoid Epidemic 1t u. Juhu
-slors forgsFy-uipAtlesta at MontEsal-
UutIsFu.
Sp*ettl DsspalsA 10 7As cN1eaoo Trtasas.
klkc4RpINE, Out, Oes. S.-Sto1uIY weather
has prevailed on Lakes Ontario aud Eric for the
past two days. and number III marine dtsas-
tess a1e reported. The Captain and five Vt tho
crew Of the schooner EeItia Weaver. VI CIeve-
land. came along here today tn = yawl, their
vessel having gone down iu = gale afty miles
west Ut this point last evening. A pusscBser
pa1,ed Birch. Ut Buffalo, aud oaa Of tbs c1ew
uaIned Emory Robertson. Of St. cathastnes,
were drowned. TIE Nett!c Weaver WAS Oh her
way FROM Lake Superior for Detroit, laden with
ifon.oru. Tue bark British Lion, ladcn With
coal from Black Rivef. o.. for bsoekEi!le,
Out, went eslore on Lung Point yesterday.
The crew WeEv saved.
QuguEc, Dct. 3.-Artlyals luriuE the week
have becu ulest plentiful, aud. u the number
Vi vessels sttlI to tsEiTe ts unusually sma!f ths
cuastesing season may be considered ctoecl foi
tAls year. trAc demand iron Aontrrai 3u'