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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-06
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-06
SWINE

The market for Hogs has been active to.
day, and the prices ruling last week have
heen firmly held UP. The quality of the
offerings is not as good as for several weeks
past, there beingH large number Of small
Hogs among them. The pens have been
pretty nearly exhausted Of stock for the
present. Quotations 61saGA cents.
SnEEP.
The receipts Of Sheep shOw.,a conSidera.
BILE increase in the number Of those Of good
quality, for which the demand has been
fairly active at improved figures. Common
Sheep have not sold very fast, and s,Ockprs
are slow Of sale at 81 2ja3,0O per head. We
quote Sheep at lace, as to quality.
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WEEKLY.

Ry blaG, n ndtana', pOIiOgs TA1atd. -
Cue ytar",.~.....".sS 90 siI mOathA......."sl 30
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-06

40 Pullman lrawinI Room and Sleeping Cars
lT"'" steulenvlle aud COluHbvs throts b ISit lOui
ShdIfe TO cincinnati Louisville indianapolis aud
ST. Louis, and from Columbus TO Chicago,
The pleasure SEker OF those seeking IlopsI In
ne nfH, LIould call on or address the undersigned
for through tine tables, maps, land Circular and
further information, W, L OiRRIEN
Gem laSenser and Ticket Agent, No, 2ly High
tUttI' Ioihlhhl1s, uhlO. myl7
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DRUGGISTS.
FINGER COTS.

sICK SPOONS,
MEDIC me GLASSES,
TOILET sPOSHES,
FEA Their BUSTERS,
CpNDEESED MILK,
BAkEils' CHOCOLATE,
BAKERS RROMA,
BCtfTCH OATMEAL,
KENTUCKY MUS'rA I'D.
For s,lcby
nO2t.l1W LOGAN. LIST A cO
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TRANSPORTATION.

- No. .toIa 4t all Stations between Wheeling aud
cumberland No, ~ stops At all Stations between
WhIRllng and Grafton Nv" WV"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
Tha, Interstate Match.

Mention has already been made Of the
fact that from the Adlutant General Of the
State u New York an invitation has been
received by the head officers Of u State
Militia To send a team Of twelve Of our
STATE Guardsmen to compete in an Inter
State TARGET Match. To take place during
next September. at Creedmoor, New York.
The prize Ia bronze statue OF tho Soldier
Of Marathon, Is presented by the State
OF New York. and Is held during
the interval between the annual matches
by the State winning II. Its possession
10 being recognized as the badge OF cham,
pionship in rifle prastice In the National
Guard % the United States, while the con
tests tend. a. expressed by Adjutant Gen
eral Townsend in his invitation, Z" tn pro
mote a spirit % friendly rivalry between
the uniformed militia Of the different
States" Two matches have already taksr
place. and the prize Is o held by The
National Guard Of the State OF conneeti
cut. In Nevada we have some Of the fines
marksmen to 10 found on the coast, and
IL they 20 ON to New York they will MAKE
agool record for themselves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
Joseph Airs~huaas.

This unfortunate man who was run
ever and killed by a passing wood and
freight train In the Fort Homestead tun-
mel Of the Virginia and Truekse Railroad
yesterday afternoon, bore q very striking
resemblance to another man whom it Is
not necessary hero To name, but this sim
gular resemblance was the basis Of our hur-
riedly written item Of Yesterday relative to
the casualty. and a. ~ whom tho victim was
supposed 10 he. Joseph nirschman was
brother to Aislph and Moses Hirsch-
man, both formerly we'll known In vir-
ginia and Gold Hill. and he was properly
Identified shortly after the NEws went TO
press. Whether II was . case OF suicide
or not we are not prepared to definitely
state. but II Is certain hs lay squarely Across
the rail. and that the train passed over
him. by many IL 10 prouounced impossible
that the pilot or cowcatcher OF the locomo-
tive should not have thrown the body OF
the track. yet he lay with tho lower portion
u his body between the ties and rails. and
his bowels pressed in across the rail, which
would allow the cowcAteher TO pass over
him. The locomotive wheels were
marked with blood. which disposes Of
tho theory that he was on board
tho tiain and fell between the ears. be-
sides which he was not seen on the cars at
all. In the darkness OF the tunnel he may
have attempted 10 cross the track when he
heard the train come rushing In, and acci-
dentally tripped and fell. The Coroner's
inquest. however. may throw more light
upon the matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19

by-gone parties will be vanquishsd,
and France will DO able 10 view thu
future with confidence and serenity,
A VIGOROUS PROTEST.
There was . meeting Of 100 Senators Of
tho Loft tonight. Simon said hs had
wished 10 declare from the Tribune that II
II were not intended 10 slide discussion
words should not DO used which would
challenge protest. Victor Hugo protested
against the disturbance Of tranquility, o.
pecially Ut Q moment when dangers threat
ened. The meeting finally drew up . pro.
cess verbal. protesting against . system Of
tactics which prevented the liberty Of dis
cussion. II concluded ~ follows:
"Considering that the present crisis.
which has been raised without any reason
amidst profound peace In the country and
In tho presence OF events abroad, alarms
tho interests Of the country and justines
every distrust. II II necessary 10 rsassure
France. The Senators Of the Lsft there
fore express their firm conviction that the
Senate will not associate itself with any
undertaking against republican institu-
tons, and they declare they will snsrget-
ically resist any policy which threatens the
public peace"
This vigorous protest and manifesto OF
the Deputies 10 producing . great impres.
sion. A new propagation 10 expected. and
dissolution three months after. There 10
great excitement In Paris and the pro-
vinces, but no disturbances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Aeetisg To-Day niils Allowed =
Darke's Contract rreablsa.

The County Commissioner held smees-
ing in the Courthouse to-day. Present
Commissioners Randall. Sheppard. Torp.
Nys and Hazeltine. The minutes Of The
previous meeting were read and approved.
The bill Of Young 4 Ryno. for gas fitting
and plumbing. to the amount Of s279 a.
was allowed. less ssi. The following bills
were then allowed: August Buschell. $50;
Peasiey 4 Mercer. $40 95: Nye 4 Grad
dock. 81; b. Galland. SIS; Nys 4 Grad
dock. SO; Gold Hill NEWS. Sal Brown
4 Tassell. s.; E.isrpriss. $s1.
Commissioner Sheppard reported that
he hal sent the blind man O'Ssil to San
Francisco at . coat 500.
Commissioner Torp reported that the
man Murphy. who was voted SIS. had TO
fused TO accept Of the charity - intended
by tho Board. Mr.. Torp had therefore TO
turned the money to the County Treasury.
Commissioner Sye said that no had
sent Mr.. Mccullough and wife 70 the
Eastern States at . cost Of sit5.
Chairman Randall reported against send
ing Simpson to the Walker River Springs.
Commissioner HAzeltine recommended
that steps be taken for tho opening OF tho
Dayton toll-road.
Peter Burke appeared before the Board
and asked that he be paid some money on
account % his grading contract. He was
allowed 5000.
Mr.. Burke then asked 10 be allowed on
account the $500 which had formerly
been rendered as a settlement In full for
the courthouse building. Ne argued that
the Board could lose non Of Its rights by
50 doing. and that he would simply be pro-
tecting himself. Tho Commissioner de-
clined 10 take any action in the premises.
They informed Mr.. Burke that when hs
established his rights In the courts they
would act accordingly.
DIR. 4. T. Kirby. County Physician. pre-
scented his rsluisition for hospital sup
plies for tho next four months. The nee
essary notice was ordered published In
the daily papers Of Virginia City and
Gold Hill.
Adjourned till June 4th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
Arrsv.i. M. n.....s.
Ip.r.r,.r.. Last ss..,ss.
ne,,x,oa. service. rs-merrsw.

METHODIST EriscorAL cnrRcu, Coin Hill
There will b. divine service In the Methodist
Episcopal Church to morrow ~(sundsyl. At III
A. n. audi y. NJ. Rev. Gen. W. Itch o:nctating'
sunday. school at 30 .. \.
ST. JouS's CHURCH. GoLo H~uL--rhere vii
be divine services at 81. Johns Church to NOR
row al n O'Clock. A n. and I:3o '. ~. Re,. u.
\. Eastman ofaciAting. sunday--ehooi 81
i:O r. =.
vt. PAuL's cHuRcu. vm~atSiA.-rhere viii
b. divine service In ~. Paal's Church. Virginia.
To- At n o'cioek A. ~. and I:0 NJ,
bishop whitaker ofncistin:. sunday 'ehooI
at i;D =. n.
TurRE will be divine- service a. Grace
Church, Silver City, tomorrow evsning al I'D
O'Clock. Rev W. u. Jcav,y otac aiins.
TuEnr will be d'yin. -srvic. 81 Dayton to-
morro~ Mn A. ~. Rev. W. u. Jen'ey efheiai-
inn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
Abe Riehey.

Charley Noe, the wsll-known photo
graphic artist, has presented Us with 4
large-sizej. .plsndidly executed photo
graph Of Abe Richey, the famous CHIEF
NimroL. % the eastern slope Of the Sierra.
II Is a full length picture. representing
Abe dressed in his lovely suit OF Wild beasl
skins. standing. gun in hand. leaning hi'
elbow upon a pile Of silver fox robes,
while at his feet. sportively browsinR
among the herbs and shrubbery. are hi'
pet mountain lynx, and csrcajou. The
whole forms q very interesting picture
highly crediiabls To the artist. Copies
can BE- obtained ~ Mr.. Noe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
ARMED no THE TEETH.

This Is avev common ezprsssion, eas N
think that 10 embslli.h and preserve then 70 .
ripe old sss 10 decidedly more a~pproprfsss.
THIS can DO dons By keeping y~ourssif supplied
with Q bottle Of thai splendid dsnufhos, m
grant BOZuDOET, which Will bssutify NJ
teeth and pr.ssue them iron The rsvaess q
substspes, which injurs the snomsl, bot 70
compossd Of rars md antiseptic h.rbs, whteh
have q benshclal eject on the vhols economy
Of the mouth. Sold By druegists. nyis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
SENSIBLE ADVICE.

You are asied svey day through the columns
Of newspapers and By your druggist u uss
something for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
that y u NOV nothing about. You get az.
couragcd spending money with hut little sue
cess. Now To give you satisfactory proof that
0REEr's Augusr PLoxER will cure yvu Of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. With III their
habit al costiveuess. palpitstion OF the heart,
heartburn. water.br.sh, coming up OF food
Alter eating. ] v spirits. etc., Ne ask roo 10 90
70 yoir drusgist asd get . sample bottle Of
aRSEs's Auousr Flown for 10 cent? and Try
II. 90 . regular size for Is csnts.. Two dosss
will relieve you. misc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
BRONCHITIS.

Prom John Fiaey. Ksq.. Of B~euninsiss, .. H.
"rhrse ysars since I wss very much r1uest
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Brso.
dlfhcuit u speai In an audible volcs. To thil
was added severe night svrats. and { vas fear
full Of going Into Q decline. Aftsr recoasps "a
yadoas remedies to no gufpose. ! mshs sss O
Dr.. wistar's halsam Of wiid Cherry. . fsv bot
ties OF which fuily restored me 10 hsslth,
since that time have bad several sevsfs st'
taeks NJ cough, bat the Bsisam hes always n.
moved them. always keep 10 By NJ, end
mould not know how 70 do without T."
Sold b. all druRuists, ]
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19

HmscnNAS's DE,ru.-Ths man who
who was run over in the Homestead tun-
mel by a freigh, train yesterday was iden-
tilted a. Joseph Hirsehman. who has OF
late been making his headquarters a,
I,othenbncher's in Virginia City. He
has a brother in San Francisco named
AJolph anil two other. In Salt Lake-all
of whom we're notified by telegraph OF the
occurrence. His remains wsrs hrst
brought To Gold Hin. but. on the arrival
OF the Coroner, were transferred 10 Virginia
CITY. where most VI his friends reside.
The Coroner will hold an inquest to-day
or this evening on his remains.
ISqursr.-The Coroner's jury. sum
moned To hold an inquest upon the body
% James l.. Bailey. after hearing the e,i'
dencs in the case. found that deceased
came 10 his death by falling into the La
Plata shaft. whether accidentally or IN
~tentionally they were unable TO say bn'
in their opinion IL was accidentally. lti'
the general impression. however, amon
those who were acquainted with the man
aud the circumstances attending his death.
that IL was q clear case OF Intentional
suicide.
LAND PArESrs.-At the United States
=. 80. h,,. ,..,
~ -. c;,v o.,
$500 IN -.
the same upon surrender at that Office oi
the duplicate receipts. duly iniorsei.
acknowledging receipt Of the patent, viz.
Charle. 4. Hu.ieJ. Alexander y. Nelson.
Patrick II. Russell; John u. Meflrlan ~
Martin Mhlle' ,ae' M.,,hsw :"
Tux FESTIVAL AND DAScE.-Th straw
berry festival given IN virginia oi,y IA.
evening by coiiah peereo OF
Lodge, i. o.. %. r., was most p,ss,sh. w
sseIy n;,h h.n,, eomrany. The
d.ncinr. and the bouauets, and the straw
i..rris. were All A. line a. any one could
wish. The entertainment Will be repeA'su
'his evening" VIZ"
lIosru,L srrrLirs.-rhe County Com
mis.lonsrs advertise Ina our columns To-
day for proposals for furnishing the rtgui'
site supplies 70 'ho s.Ss., 'nna az 4,
II count, CI,,k'. onice. See notice.
Tar warm sP,,ns, n.y. ,,a r., .na
ming nA j.. A..
eheapes, ~ ,.Lsn from the Car.
."n railroad depot to the springs and back
free OF charge.
wurs the La Plata shaft Twas cleaned
nm, .smo months the skeleton Of a
"a. found At tho bottom. Bailey is
consequently the second man h met Ms
fate In that hole IN "' s'o'"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
THB GREAT WAR.
Austria Alarmed at the
Russian Invasion.
MORE TURKISH ATROCITIES RE.
PORTED At TuRTukAl.
CHRISTIANS SLAUGHTERED LIKE
SHEEP.
HUsslA's DELAY IN CR0ssIx0
THIS DANUBE.
(srEcIAL DISPATCHES TO rHr 0oLD HriL
DAILY Hxwsl
The War.

.r,. v,...-r,..,., W..
49, -
LONDON nay io'-A rerA oisPApcn ssy'
that tho Russians are falling back from
K.,s Tia Kurds and Cires.si,ns ara al
,---- v.-..-.. a,
vAheihg on 'he eA'remo nusco'''e ie'
from Erivan. A great battle 10 sIpsetet
10 take place at Tohrsm.Ka and sover,
lighting 10 imminent Of Batoum. a larg'
Iorce Oh oirca ,m,.s s.s.,
~. ~. a.. roint :,
.hIpP,u ,i9hn WV ~. III
,n' Dlsen sS.".aJ =. - TO- ~,
w. PIo.ee'eu snu " wv
"'ss .L-.u ,..,. THAI. s.,.J
~ oih1,a. ~.Ss.s Gn....I 30
nay IT, .a.es 'ass Wiz ~,
On was reoonnoT.ius o..o.1 ~ pa'
io.h inslan. VIC IuIAs s'eu Ao nuv
sian iraesu' T,y' . ~,
oorn nsn,, .ns urn s.y ~.
- III pns.is, h.. %. IN. oesr.,
and twenty men killed and nys ofioers AMI
ffty.four men wounded.
B,rouM. MAY I8.-At this moment III,
sound OF heavy n airing 10 heard. /
h believed 10 be the beginning Of tho Rrea
battle which va have been expecting,
Eacctiys measures ara beiup taken I,
follow nm the Turkish success At Sock
coom.kals. Tho position Of the Russian
near Da,oum il becoming one Of grea
danger,
The Circassi.n iusurceuts n Tchssts
chirizen have again been defeated. Tb,
survivors ilod 10 the mountains.
- -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
PROM A DISTINGUISHED IunIsr.

81 have tried the. Peruvian srHrr and tho
result fiily .~ustains your pr~diet'o,. II has
male 4 new man % me INFUSED into my sys-
TEN new vigor and energy. l am no loneef
tremuloD. and debiiiiaiei - When you last
saw me. bat stronger. hesrtisr, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
al any time during the last nve years." soid
by ali druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
SAN FRANCISCO.
A Broker Heavily vined BY the
stock board Ptnney's Case .
Failure.

SAN FRAScisco. Nay ID p. NJ
At the Executive meeting Of tho San
Francisco Stock Board yesterday n OF
the members was fined five thousand dol
lars and suspended, for having violated
the rules Of the Board by doing business
for outsiders at less than the established
prices.
There seems TO DO = growing belief that
thus far Pinney has failed TO make out his
case as developed In the examination be-
fero the Court Of Commissioner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
rnR PAlACE KIriNo STAND.

For . rosa Of beef upesosiisd IN stsssy
county. 70 70 Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand.
In the Psiacs Saloon, NO. ! North Q stret,
VIRGINIA city. Yresh oystsrs 81 all hour N
svsfy STYLE. Iorty miners always On hand q
night. for tasty, homo style Of cooking. and
The best and fresl cot Of I'll that the marksts
snord. the Palace Eating Stand has No suHsftos'
TT it. apu n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
A CARD.

To all ~ho arc suffering from the srrors md
indiscrsiions Of youth. nervous vsstssss. ssFly
decay, loss Of manhood. sts- ! will sspd .
receipt that will cure you. PEE o. cnAnos-
This great rsmedyv VS. discovered bya n ission.
arr In South Amsrica. Send Q self-sddressed
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH =. IMAM
Station d. Bible Houss. New YORK City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
IMroRrED CIGARS.

Imported Pumueig.s. Bouquets. santiaeos;
two foe twenty ve cents; the best and cheapest
eissr- In the state. Gail aud try them o. Sum-
merfeld'-. Main street. opposite Jone.' drug
stors. myio
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o. IL. GALLUP.

o. Il. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of cslifos'
MIA, Gold Hill, Keeps constantly on had I'll
favorite brands u Imported C.sar. ohoies BIT
cigars. all kisds OF ehssipg tobaceo. mssr.
srhsum pipes, nuts, candles. me cutlery, and
tors and fAncy goods OF ali kinds. apis N
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Appleton. Journal.

The June number OF this highly accept
able monthly miscellany u popular liter
ature il received. aud contains Its usual
rich variety Of good things. The prin-
cipai subject for descriptive Illustrations
In this number 10 1.-THE Harbor and
Commerce Of New York" Tho Wal
with tho Turkomans." s%atirioal
aud humorous picture Of Persian life and
warfare Is also given; also many other
choice sketches, papers, poems, stories.
etc. The editorial departments are fully
mn to their regular standard. and the
whole form. a very desirable magazine TO
have.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
Tn. p,,.sy,.r,.. A,..nsly.

CHICAGO, NAY l9.-The frsspytofis
Assembly this morning was opened b,
prayer. after which the Moderator IN
nounced the rest OF the Standing Commit
toes. The committee appointed by thu
last General Assembly TO report on thu
subject Of = FINAL court Of appeals report
ed that the court should be constituted
on the following principles: II shall con
sist OF eighteen Misunderstanding minister.
and nine ruling elders. The Genera
Assembly shall choose each Of the mem
bers by ballot a. soon - the Presbyterisi
shall approve Of this overture. There
| shall DO three classes, six In each. hold
ing respectively for one. two and three
years. commencing September lst aftsi
| their election, and six shall be elected an
nually thereafter. The court shall oil
during the sessions Of the General Assem-
bly, ; its decisions shall be final, except IN
cases involving doctrine, which shall g
to the General Assembly. All appeals,
complaints. etc.. shall DO prepared for this
court as for the General Assembly. The
| principles prescribed In the Book Of Dis
cipline, chapter seven. shall be In force In
the court In all cases.
The Synodical Committee made. In place
| of reports, some discursivs remarks on
| the terms Of the instructions by which
tbey are bound, and expressed regret that
| thereby they were made catechists, who
| stifs rather than promote bensvolsnce'
and at some length they deprecated thiI
| view OF their mission and submitted many
Eaopos,uohs, ~ s.vn,o ,Saw.siy..
.olsIv IN stimulating b,neyolsnt aid, 70
draw congregations to q higher level Of
cheerful. systematic, fruitful and Christian
giving. - ,.u,.,.,
from the Presbytsry Of Ban Francisco,
asking that the work Of Evangelising the
hundred thousand organized Gnines1 on
w. 49, A.. Io.J ~ ,oreiyn missions.
n. ...o,,.I go Al ,ho rosi,,op nj tbe
nv ~ A. sS.;,sw.r,
Nnineso Ptvs'.us sAu ~. p.s,sa $500
!. 'no pa a %n,.nh ~" hns 90 n,is.,on.ry
.aIas o. prsnc,.co O.LIs.5
~ ~ ""Sn"a a-.w.n,,. .J Viz
Iot.Anu. '.n 80, LII T.
s,nia o'ty, VIZ ass.n1 in c,',na..
nnurcn nessPaPe. P'nn~u
u y was reie,reu W eou,nhI'soy D..
I'ev, ~; ~. one,eu - s.n,. H.
'ns ao",,"'n ~ s"hs,i,~,inn ,herosor
~ a.. n,,on,o, ini,a ~ ths crsns
annaisi nam,,i,,.a on tsm.
ncrarcc
49,
The New York Custom.house.
. -. 49,
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s,.ser.i Political Notes.

-
o...r., rs,i,iesi Notes.
w~,.utxoroS. MAY is.-All the members
NJ The Cabinet. exc.ptipg Secretary Thomp-
am, ware pre,ent at the Cabinet meeting
- En- No ,.,in,,,,on ~ bu.i.
"u~' -.
ness OF any moro man ordinary imPo''
lance. ,-
Attorney General Dovens has oineiAiiy
informed the Secretary OF war that army
paymAsiers can certify to the Government
Indebtedness to omcors Without ihirinsins
upon the law.
Secretary Sherman says that whatever 10
doue under the Resumption Act VIII 10
communicated first OF all To the puDhc.
Nothing IL 10 DO dono until alter the most
careful consideration and with the sanction
Of the President.
The President has commissioned the
following Postmasters: William CHANGER,
Astoria. Oregon, and James r. swain
Modesto. California.
The Cabinet discussed Kentucky LOUIS
lana aud Virginia appointments, and also
considered consular and diplomatic ap-
pcintmenis.
Tho Commissioners Of the District oi
Columbia have deposited In the Treasury
OF the United States sJsi,.ia LOT .ne pay
ment OF interest on me 3-oo D,suIc. "on MI
Berlc will net return 10 vienna. Inc
mission will remain In charge VI inc pee,
Rotary Of Legation. Thomas D. walton 0,
Mississippi. will probably DO appointed
Minister to Brazil.
wAsnrSoroS, May is;,uenerai var
field has not formally Withdrawn MS name
Il from thA Inl0 HHnAIOIlAl CtnlHN ~ ~
request Of President Hayes. In a letter to
Garfield. Hayes states hi, reasons ioI .hs
reqnss,, Nn'en VIZ !. ,hs ,dminis'
,r.,ion snJ Rspnbliean marty by remain
ing In the House. the President express
| ING the belief that his chances for election
As sneaker were good.
CoLrMbIA, 4. o.. May ls.-The Senate
| and House met In joint session to-day. and
elected Hon. Henry McIver Of Cheran As
sociate Justice Of the Supreme Court in
| place Of ]. II. willard, elected Chief
Justice.
c... n o..rr. m Piuv~y.
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"Asu',o "-' A..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
GEOGRAPHIC.

The W0rkingmen Of New
York Excited.
THEY VISIT THE LEGISLATURE IN
MOB.
And Attack Members rs They Leave
the Chamber.
An INCIPIENr RIOT PUT DOWN BY
TIE POLICE.
Senator Jones' Views on Specie
Resumption.
Grants Farewell Words 10 His
Countrymsn.
Investigation OF the New York
Custom. house.
lsrsciAL DurArcnks TO u aoLp HILL
many NEvs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-19
A pAvoRABLI NoroRIErY.

The good reputation Of Browns Bronchial
1roehes for the relief Of coughs. colds and
throat diseasss, has given thsu . favorable
noioriety. "