Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-12

IL u an III Wtlu, otc. luo i1t kIeht
blow in Texas hsaped the Galveston
beach with bones, bottles, tin cans, cid
shoes. and q hundred similar articles,
which were eagerly collected and sold
by the negroes. the bones being sold for
fsrtilizing purposes. One Of the bones
picked up was u~nmistakably q thigh
bone from q very large man. II Is 70.
ported that q little negro picked up u
skull with q set OF false teeth set In
gold still attached to II, and that he was
holding his trophy for sale at the price
Of $40.
The Rev. Arthur Tooth. vicar OF St.
James Hatcham, whose ~ritualistic
practices have caused 30 much contro-
versy In England Of late. has had left
him el0.000 for his o~rphanags. He
intends Immediately to resign his living.
whether the judgment in the Court Of
Appeal is given for or against him. and
be will take a place at Croydon. near the
Archbishop Of Canterbury. for a largo
o~rphanage, where u proprietary chapel
will DO erected. and he will devote him.
self entirely to extra-parochial work.
Columbus. Ohio. has q mysterious
prisoner. q woman, well dressed, OF
good manners and more than usual In.
telligsnce, who has been assigned to
a cell at her own request, lives on tho
prison ration Of bread and water. and
devotes herself 10 the care OF the drunk
en- prisoners. She goes out, but never
far from the station.houso has scrubbed
and decorated her cell, always brings
back q bouquet OF flowers with her, and
will not say who she Is or whence she
came.
A nephew Of the Earl Of Lovslace has
enlisted A. q private. According to our
English namesake, he has taken this
step, not In the spirit Of sccentricity
which prompted his cousin. the late Lord
Wentworth. to work In the dockyards as
q common laborsr. not from motives
which led Lord Maidstone to enlist
twice in a month. but from a praise.
worthy desire to work his way from the
lowest to the highest ranks.
Mshemst Ali Pasha. the actual. al
though not the titular gsnsrslissimo Of
the Turkish forces in Bulgaria, 10 Ger.
man, but not. as seems to be very gen.
orally assumed, q German officer. All
the training that no owes to his native
country was received at n grammar
school In q provincial town his militia.
~ education must be placed to the credit
of the Ottoman State Academy at Con.
stantinople.
A friend. who Is now STAYING at Rome,
tells the editor OF the London Truth that
Il was deemed very difficult to break the
news Of the death Of Theirs; II was
feared lest the demise Of the veteran
statesman might prove q severs shock
TO His Holiness. Cardinal Simmoni.
however,. undertook the task. when the
Holy Father simply said, "a good rid.
dance"
In Cannes, at a bootmaker's shop, the
English tourist may find the following
inscription in his swn language: IRE.
pairs hung with stage-coacb." After
long and anxious thought he may arrive
at the cobblsr's meaning. who only
wished to inform his numerous patrons
across LA Manche" that repairs were
executed with diligence.
Count Moltks recently expressed him.
self as follows 10 . person who asked
opinion respecting the chances Of
the war In the East. "If the Russians
can manage to feed q large army in Bull
garia they must certainly win; but the
question Is. what number Of troops a
be fed there, with water communica-
In the hands Of the Turksf"
Quiet said about Theirs He can
from the distance. but whom near
ut hand. nobody Is so addicted to iniatu.
alton or prejudice. He is only a political
guesser." On the other hand. Theirs
said Of Guizot : HE Is an orator, n
isbatsr. q philosopher. but. In politics
don't be surprised-hs is an ass"