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NETWORK AMI PHILADELPHIA NEW

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FRENCH GARDENER Single On gen
y ten- ulce understands both branches OF gardening;
eighteen year. experience, bring best ~ references Al
dr.- g. HDENR care 4. hane - W es hous on-st y y
YOUNG MAN Of gent!emanly appearance
y and good address desires position N retail dy goods
store. Address e.. VA. lr0une Office.
IANlTOR or WATCHMAN.-Wan as jan
- itor or a,cau any situation " trust by an honest
man vtars 81, 90 security Call OF address
8 ] LEWIS. l5j Leroy ST., y \.
no BANKERS and BROKERS.-An expert
eueed etent bOokkre9er with undoubted refer
ece. as INTEGRITY AMI cpaDti Who hsed an important
position 81 rust 10 several eadht houses I'd di-l lot tAc
al h years Ike situation al moderate salary
Address H., Tribune ploe.
rNO ANY PARTY needing the services Of an
4 honest, ndustH man-lhe advertiser An American
l,v birth AZ thirty eight want Of employment good
general mechanic carpenter by trade also good house
banter acquainted nltn u- CRY is good schutr ana
would prove useful office az store, nylhlng that
ona brrmaneucc tsabe lan salary; VIII NorE for
sns nav: good citJ Please address LLOYD B.,
Tribune OiltV
WAITER. - ColOred man as, trst-class
W waiter charge o. room n private family
or boarding house, best city rye fucrs NJ g. 5o' Nest
2.thst
NVAITER-By a Protestant man, in a prl-
w vate family waiter thoroughly experienced IN al ais
rcfeteLes All or address b. No 81. Esst
31ti-st
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Thirteen through Trans daily three DepOts
Philadelphia in Sewf0rk
Double IfAcA ihe most Improved Equipment ana the s'ea
Time consistent win absolute safety
On @nd sIieI -, 1871
hAp - rams leave Ney DchDf1rH~s ana 1OFN
lGndt Streets Ferries A. follows
7Sg. So $50 Limited, 1890 A. n l. 4, o. G. T. and
eSO p u sunday, . a. III. B. g. T. aud so D. u .
iudt' "l Anne cfnarc al through
BROOK go travel.
Returning. Philadelphia 80 D. s. $50
and u q w. LIMITED EXPRESS. 80 n). 2. bS T. ana
700 p m ana Il midnight Or SUncay, $3.50, 2, $50 a. H.
1.3s y. N. ana - uidulght
Ticket Offices, 500 and ga Broadway No Asior House
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cotandi Ste No Igurtst
brookyn; Nos. ia, llG an lls Hudson a., hobOkeni
Depot Jersey CITY Emigsnt Ticket Once No Battery
FRASK THOMSON l. +. FARMER
General Manager Genl PassCEsur Agent
V'HE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT TRIP MISSED II SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers sTOSINGTON and RHODE ISLAND
Pier 80, North River Al $50 D. II.
dali except Sundaysl
Tickets for sale NJ al the principal ticket ocea and state
secured all Offices Of Wesectts Express CO.. and al
36S Broadway. .,,,...,,. $500,
freight only) daily except sundays AZ
D. m fro Pier 90 North River foot Of WarrensL Freigbts
y. 5. BABcock Prss. l. W. FIKks, Cen Pass Agt
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6Orsea. Carriages, 6arness, @t.

A PAIR Of BAY MARES-15 hands high,
"A hi splendid condition driven by ladies easily worth
t%OO vii Dc sold ~ The first applicant FOR 600.
BEACH, son & Co, Z Bareayst
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5tedmboats ano Railroads.

RhlDGEPORT and all points on HOusatOnic
ana NAngatDck Railroads. Pare a.. steamer bridgeport
Aaa hsdsspOr, ALL p ~
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Couu.rn Goaro.
Boar0 ano Rooms.
West Sac.

/ 49, a sa rlI 1a n =, ~, ' and and & or
-. i t...-' 90 hoard s. SHAVE. near l2-i et
owe larse ROOM. with closet, on third floor,
- % @ ,eq, 1i. 81; % ,r.. n3 snS cc o25 private
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IfODN> on hr-t or second noois I'D icl VIZ Dt
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t'9 WEST 18th Sg.-Room- haud-omeig fur
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accommodated. - - "ii.
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c-s r inr'd
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- paris moor. alt otler rooms with board gel
t-,uc.s
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{ fasni,aea raou., To- DO. win good board.
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p 5r-t-. r1'l| ttrl -.ocsller oI separately,
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- es ,r inter Doiri,s r' c,. aTie ana con-
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HOAEp and tHJ'D ~ Rooms, single or d"up-
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80, Z, 80, .,oT, ~ . fr,,t s,,it. an, ..,,pd
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CALIFORNIA.
rhs Chico outrage.

CHIco, March 27.-Eueene Roberts, one
NJ Tho leading .nirit. IN An. r.cout out.
80. ~. 80 M. -. =,
iss'' "A "aa' oonie'''0n' ms s'oty VI
the murder Is to tho same effect a. given
In tho confessions OF the other members Of
tho party. He alleges that II. j. Jones
and II. @. Wright were the parties who
fred the soap factory. and that himself,
John. Charles and Pleasant Slaughter,
Jim Fay. Fred. Conway and Holdcrbaum
set several China houses on fire. Tho
Roberts and Slaughter boys were also en-
gagged In the burning Of the China laundry
on Chico creek.
To-day the excitement In Chico came to
o climax when tho preparations began for
q transfer OF the prisoners by the Sheriff
TO Oroville. Tho prisoners were taken be-
fore Judge Hallet this morning and
charged as follows: Eugene Roberts,
arson and murder ; F. z. Conway, murder
and arson ; John Slaughter, murder and
arson Charles Slaughter, murder and
arson. All these arc held without bail to
await tho action OF the Grand Jury. which
meets next Monday. John Mahoney.
Pleasant Slaughter. Henry @. Wright,
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Light Thrown Q n the Chico outrage
Tho Order OF Ca~ueassisns Not
Responsible.

SAN Francisco. March Isl P. NJ
A number Of prominent citizens. repre-
sentativcs Of the press and officers Of tho
Order Of CaucassiAns met last night to ex-
anime the Constitution, manuals and In
structions Of that Order. by the invitation
Of tho sscrotay Of the Executive Commit:
tee, T. \. Dorney. Tho investigation
failed to show anything resembling tho
statements recently Published. %purrorting
to be extracts from the Constitution Of tho
Order. and enjoining unlawful courses
towards Cinnamon, but proved the Order
to be virtually q vast labor exchange,
seeking To remedy the Chinese evil by
bartoring the patronage Of the brother
hood for tho promise Of using tho Order
~ n labor exchange.
Later advices from Chico show by tho
confession Of John Slaughter that the re-
cent murders, inccndiarisms and other
outrages in that vicinity wero concoctod
In due form by an association known a.
the I.aborers' Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
ARIZONA.
brigham YouuE Was tho Main
Criminal.

brigham YouuE Was sho Main
Criminal.
Tucson, Arizona. March 2s.-The Star
prints tho following: Following is o cor.
rect copy Of tho original order given con.
corning tho Mountain Meadows massacre.
The order with three afidavits authentic
eating II was found among the papers Of
tho late ex.Chief Justice Titus Of Arizona,
and formerly Chief Justice Of Utah."
SPECIAL ORDER. SALT LAKE CRY. April
10. lS57.-Tho officer In command Of the
escort Is hereby ordered to SEQ that every
man Is we'll prepared with ammunition,
and 10 have IL ready at the timc you SEQ
these transfers 100 miles from n settlement
President Young advises that they should
all be killed TO prevent their returning to
Bridger TO Join "a enemy. Every pre-
caution should 10 taken to sec that not one
escapes. Secrecy Is required. by order
Of General Daniel II. Wells.
JAMES FERGUSON.
Assistant Adjutant General.
The original order, with the afldavits.
are in my possession, and l have had fire.
quent conversations with the late Judgo
Titus. my former law partner. in regard To
tho matter. and he never doubted the gen.
uineness Of the order or Of tho guilt Of
brigham Young. l.. q. Huonrs.
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rwEgD.TO go FREE.

William n. Tweed. according 10 our
dispatches from New York. is soon to be
released from prison. Ho IL to turn
over to the city what no claims To he all
his property. some two hundred thou.
sand dollars. and In consideration Of
this. nil suits pending against him are
10 be discontinued. OF course he has
seen 10 il that some Of the money which
he stole from the treasury OF New York
City IL not sacrificed in this struggle for
liberty. lie would be less OF q man.
and more Of u fool. than We think him.
II he bad not done 30. But he has done
something in the way Of restitution and
the authorities Of q city like New York.
bankrupt alike In money and credit. can
we'll Afford to condone his crime and set
him at liberty. The old man Is really
on the brink Of the grave. and though
harsh Justice, pure and simple, may de-
niand His continued imprisonment.
humanity. which oftentimes ovsrrides
Justice. rules that this man should o
90 forth free and be allowed to die In
his own house.
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Ri,yerald's Home Newspaper and Eiu-
caiional Journal is the eood.sizsd title Of
n gooi-sizsd. good looking weekly news
paper. q copy Of the first issue Of which
lies on our desk. II Ia publishsd in San
Francisco. commencing on the i7th OF
the present m~onth-St. Pairick's Day.
Al its title indicates. Il is . literary fam
lily Journal. especially devoted TO the
record and progress Of human sduca-
ton. Its Issue is as full Of interesting
contents as a hens eeg. and gives prom.
iss Of a ftrst-elass and very desirable pa.
per. Il ID printed With new. clear and
handsome type. and is a very ersdiiabls
looking newspaper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interest are
taken from last evenings Tribune:
II was rumored on the streets last
week that Rev. Mr.. Tevis, late pastor OF
the N. Z. Church In this city. had been
appointed to succeed James Crawford
as Superintendent Of the Mint. We
could trace tho rumor 10 NO foundation.
and think there 10 nothing In II.
Ex-Asssmblyman Frank Powers came
down from the altitudinous village Of
Glsnbrook this morning. He reports
the outlook % gloomy in that region.
We ars panied to learn that Andy
Whitford. OF Genoa. Is sinking slowly.
and that there is no hope for his re-
coysry. Poor Andy: his death will be
regretted by q multitude Of friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
~.,,,,,tiop for A sewer between Vallejo

excavation for q sewer between Vallejo
street and Broadway. and the spec
tators expected to see him tumble
In, while the scared workmsn tum.
blsd out In great disorder. AZ
this point the beast held the crowd
Al bay and received between twenty. and
thirty shots. He at last broke and ran
into an alley of Vallejo street, between
Powell and Stockton, where no was dis
patched by more bullets and o knife
across his throat.
During this extraordinary adventure,
no persons seem to have attempted, or
were able, 10 hamstring the animal. A
dozen persons were encountered and
we're more or less hurt. but no serious
injuries. except those Of Captain Baker,
we're reported. The vaqusro was ar
rested by the police on q charge OF mis-
dsmsanor. by driving cattle through the
streets, but was bailsd .out by his I'm.
ployers, Lux & Miller. As the cattle
we're corrallsd at the wharf at night, rs
provided by the ordinance. this arrest
seems 10 have no ground.
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An opera Troupe Murdered Q,
Africa.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Pope md Italy.

LONDON. March ga Paris dispatch
moiifes the account given by the clerical
journals Of the reply by Duko Do cazos to
the Catholic Senators and Deputies con-
corning the Papacy. II says tho Catholics
gave notice to the Duke that they intend
TO submit . formal Interpolation asking
what measures the Government had taken
for the protection and liberty Of tho Pope.
The Duke dissuadsd them from the intro
duction Of the Interpolation. representing
that II was necessary TO maintain good
relations with Italy. and net TO aggravate
the present foreign situation. He said
that everything in connection with the
Pope's spiritual authority was an object Of
solicitude 10 France. but that the clerical
abuses law. to which their questions par
ticularly referred. was purely . question
Of Italian internal policy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
MATTHEW'S

Mr.. Stanley Matthews was elected
United States Senator. to succeed Sec
Rotary Sherman. BY the Legislature Of
Ohio last week.
Mr.. Stanley Matthews was elected to
this high Office because Il was supposed
that he vas an honorable mana man
who would throw u much dignity on
the Office. - the ONCE threw upon him.
II nov sppsan that Mr.. Stanley Mat
thsws. with no authority from President
Hayes. entered into N agreement with
Southern Democratic Congrsssmsn. du-
ring the electoral count, to the effect
that II al hlibustsrins should cease. and
Hayes DO i~nsuguratsd. the President
would recognize Nichols ~ Governor Of
Louisiana and Hampton a Governor Of
South Carolina.
OF course President Hayes refuses 70
raiify this bargain. He 10 impressed
with the idea that he. and not MIR.
Stanley Matthews. b President Of these
United States.
Mr.. Stanley Matthews. in making this
bargain. disgnced himself. and threw q
stain on the title Of President Hayes.
It IL the first and immediate duty Of
the United States Senate to sIpsl this
man ON the first day Of their rsassem-
bling.
II Is the first and immediate duty Of
the Republican party to read this man
out OF their msks. He has too much Of
the Tilden kind Of shrswdnsss to BE- an
honest Republican.
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A STARTLING STEER.
Excitiag aud Dangerous Career Of
y Nicer In the Atreets-Playing
with Pedestrians CaptRin na.
her. OF the IIarbor Police, In-
Jured.
Ifrom the 8. n. AHA, March I'll

tSrom the 8. y. Alta. March III
About nine o'clock yesterday morning
q wild steer. confined with a dozen 9th
ers in a ssrral at Clay street wharf, for
shipment to San Quentin, got through
the gate, which some careless person
seems to have left open. and soon made
his presence appreciated by dashing up
Clay street, causing dismay In all pedes-
TRANS. lie was pursued by q Of the
vaqucros, who "lassoed +" him at Front
and Clay. but could not manage him on
account OF the small weight OF his horse
and the superior weight OF the steer,
which was about 1,G00 pounds. The
wholesale houses on Front street pru-
IDENTIFY closed their iron doors. and the
p~recaution saved Dodse's grocery store
frsm nh attack by the bull. which at last
got away from the vaguero. The latter
was used pretty roughly.
A woman with q red shawl was pur.
sued by the animal. which began to get
Infatuated, but she just escaped, faint
ing. into a neighboring store. His steer.
ship then tore up Front str, TO North
Point dock, and tossed an , noxious
man who thought he could Low tho
beast by taking HIM by the ho y. Al
the corner Of Union aud Front ! reefs
the steer capsized a stevedore's v rson,
and another wsman narrowly csc d.
by this time Captain Baker, Of the liar.
Dor police, came up In q buggy, aud
as the steer started up the hill at
Union street. the Captain seized the
rope that was tied about the animals
neck and attempted TO make Il fast to a
lamp-post, but was afraid to fire lest q
stray shot should enter some OF the
tenement houses In the vicinity. Az II
surmising the business. tho animal got
away before q knot could DO tied, and
proceeded to Broadway and Front street,
where he broke into q coal yard and wa
followed by Baker, who put n number
of bullets into the animal, apparently
with no effect.
Other parties fired, SO that the course
Of the animal was marked by q fusilade
In every block. The steer next broke
out and dashed up broadway toward
kearny. and was chased into another
coal yard by Captain Baker. Here the
Captain was attacked by tho animal,
which knocked him down and stamped
on his breast. Captain Baker was ta-
ken home, and though no bones were
broken. the extent OF his internal In.
juries could not DO asccrtained. They
probably were serious. The steer now
started out again, when n man, whose
name could not be learned. ran along.
side and emptied the contents Of q six.
shooter into the fugitive. which simply
turned and tossed him, and kept ON to
Montgomery avenue. Three vegetable
men. who took a turn with tho rope
around q l%amp-post, were tossed before
they could make fast.
Tho steer at last brought up at the
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rIug i,orE DYING.

That Pope Plus TX IL on the verge OF
eternity. there can be no doubt.
The old man Is dying. slowly but surely;
and after his death will come . new
election for the viesgsrsnt Of God ON
earth. Who will b the successor Of the
present Pope. II is. Of course. impossi-
bio to predict ; aud a. the temporal
power Ia now taken from the head Of the
Church. nobody cares very much Who
he may be-. Public feeling Cos out more
TO the present Pope than to his succsss
or. Plus TX has proven himself to b q
true man. His long reign In the Catho-
lie Church has been characterized by q
moderation Of action and meekness Of
spirit which were not shown by any Of
his predecessors ; and his death will be
mourned almost as heartily by the Prot
ssiants Of the world IS by the Catholics.
He Is u thoroughly good man. Placed
In q position where II wa possible for
him TO do much harm. he has done moth.
ing but good for the world. When he
dies. be will leave behind him this rec
ord. And no man could aspire 10 . bet
ter one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

" Stdnity MaaAsns made ts bargain
,cAicA he Is said 10 have made. Ne deliberately
proclaimed President Hayes a us1per. and
Is mol a III maa 10 Aoli ne hi9A position Of
"a Uaiied States Sendtor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

II Simky .Mathsr' made he bargain
uAieA he Is said 10 Aars made rih he
Southern Democrats IN Cengrsss. Ne should
b. read out Of ne R>publioas party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

PosrrosrD.-Ths delinquent sale in the
matter OF the present assessment Of the
south Comstock Mining Company, Is post
poned till the 18th Of April. See official
notice In our advertising columns to-day.