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The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
Mrs. Girling and her comnanv 80 90

Mrs. Girling and her company of So
called Shakers, in England, have found
shelter at last They will eacamp on
the Kingsburo race-course, and the grand
stand has been fitted up as a sort of fem.
porary abiding place, where the little
flock will soon be at home. A writer in
the World (London), who visited them
recently, says ID found them the other
day in their New Forest refuge quite as
vulgar and even more absurd than ex.
pected. A number of girls, coarse Of
feature and red of hand, arrayed in
white dresses, and pending their time
principally in doing each others hair
are invariably spoken of by Mrs. Girlino
as the young ladies' That elderly prn.
prietress herself is unrefned in vote. and
and speech, and wears, under l,.r straw
hat, long screws of grey hair" "
Clarkson N. Potter has been renomi.
mated for Congress by the Democrats ot
the Twelfth Distric' of New York. VI
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
THIRD EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON.
Senator Bill on the Prcsiden-
tfml Frnm6. He

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE recent
letter of Senator Hill, of Georgia, ,denounc-
ing the presidential frauds and condemn
ing the President and his appointments to
Office and his policy generally, is the
cause of much surprise here. Up to the
closing hours of Congress, in June last,
the President had, apparently, no better
friend or warm defender than Senator
Hill. Only a few days before the ad-
journment of Congress Mr.. Hill, in a
published interview, spoke of Mr.. Hayes
as honest and upright, and in no way re-
responsible for the frauds by which he
was elevated to the presidency. A mem
Der of the cabinet says that Mr.. Hills
open advocacy of the President was at
times source Of embarrassment and an-
noyance, and that the President would
have much preferred 1t had Mr.. Hill been
less vehement in his support. In his let
just published Mr.. Hill says "Hayes
is as bad a nan as Andrew johnson
would have been had he appointed
Booth to sea in h s cabinet" Those
here who are thoroughly acquainted with
Mr.. Hill believe that this sudden and
radical change in his opinion of the Pre-
sldent, put forth pretentiously at this time,
when there seems no occasion or excuse
for it, is to be taken as notice of Mr..
Hills intention TO attack the administra-
tion on the opening of Congress. Mr..
Hill an is exceedingly earnest and deter
mined man, and is never satisfied with
quiet role. During the last session Of
Congress, through the efforts Of promi-
nent democratic Senators, no attempt
was made to bring up for party discus
sion i'll the Senate any questions growing
out at the settlement of the last presiden-
tial election.
PROSPECTIVE CONTESTS.
Friends of MIR Sayler and. of Mr.. Goss
the two defeated democratic candidates
in the Cincinnati districts, state that
these two gentlemen will contest before
the House of Representatives the seats of
their republican competitors, on the plea
that the election was carried by fraud
and by intimidation due to the presence
of United States election supervisors.
Both Mr.. Saylor and Mr.. Goss were de-
feated by majoriIies of thousand votes.
If there is any good reason to believe that
fraud, which is extremely doubtful, it will
OF course be proper to make q contest.
But the idea of intimidation is too absurd
to be deserving ofrespectful consideration.
The detection of the German vote was
the cause of the defeat Of the democrats
in Cincinnati, and there is no doubt that
the remarkably able speech delivered by
Secretary Schurz in that city had much to
do with it. All talk of democrats con-
testing seats when they have been fairly
defeated at the polls ought to be stopped
before it begins. 1t is no argument
whatever that the republicans, during
the whole period of their control Of the
House of Representatives, set the exam
pie OF seating men whom the people had
rejected. The democratic majority in
the next House of Representatives will be
so large that there need be no temptation
to reverse the popular will.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
Mrs. Stevens in New York.

The AHioace, published at Sodus,
Wayne county, New York, says: "Mrs.
Z. b. Stevens, Of Wilmington, Del, lee
tured last Sunday in Clyde, on the sub
ject of Foreign Missions" We hear
that Mrs. s., intends 10 visit the larger
villages of this county, and deliver the
above mentioned lecture in the different
churches. Mrs. S., is lady of rare ac-
complishments, and an eloquent speaeer.
She is expected to visit Sodus sometime
during the present month";
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
A DEFAULTING CASHIER.

ODESSA, Oct. 1.-THE Cashier of the
Bank of Commerce in this city is a de-
faulter to TO the amount of $4,000. A
run on the deposits of the bank followed
the announcement ofthe defalcation, and
a million and half of dollars were dis
bursed yesterday. The excitement has
not subsidized.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
AduIterated Honey.

At the beekeeper's convention, in ses-
sion in New York this week, when the
adulteration of honey was under discus
sion it was asserted that the bees were
fed with grape sugar or gincoss, and that
much of the honey offered in market is
adulterated. The Legislature OF New
York is to be asked to enact law
making the adulteration of honey pun
ishable ofiense.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12

THE TWENTY THOUSAND MEN to be
sent by Russia TO the borders of Afghan
istan as "corps of observation" are
likely to see great deal Of interesting
lighting if they stay there long enough.
Great Britain is making elaborate prep
arations for what must In the end become
a war of conquest, IL there is hereafter to
be anything like security for the North
ern provinces of India.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12

At Holliston, Mass, yesterday morn
ing farmer named White, on opening
his barn, was attacked and dangerously
injured by two tramps. The barn was
then burned down, either by the break
ing of Mr.. Whites lantern or being fired
by the tramps. The loss is about
$1,000.
There are 100000 Armenians in Con-
stantinople. They have more than forty
schools. of which the "Nubarian" found
ed by Nubar Pasha, now once more Pre-
mier of Egypt, very noble man, is chief.
Charles Z. Hartwell conductor of the
freight train, whose negligence is alleged
to have caused the Old Colony Railroad
disaster, has been arrested on the charge
of man-slaughter.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
SUSPENSION OF A CANADIAN
RANK

HALIFAx,N. s., Oct, Ill he Merchants
Bank Of Prince Edwards Island closed
its doors yesterday at Charlottetown
and will probably be wound up. Th.
banks gross liabilities to the public
are s36o,000 its capital was Sl48,OOO /;
total assets, 1854, 900. James Duncan g.
Co. owe the bank S140 900, OF which
$4,000 are secured by the Duncan
estate,
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
TWO NEGROES EYNCHED.

lNDIANAPoL's Oct lion Monday
night seven negroes outraged four white
women near Mount Vernon, Posey
county Last night Deputy Sheriff Os-
car Thomas, while attempting to arrest
some of them, was killed by Daniel Will
hanson, colored. This morning a mob
OF nearly 5000 gath. red, shot William
son, banged two others, and are preDar-
ing TO hang the rest. Great excitement
prevails
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
CRIME IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 11.-Return-
ing members of raiding party in coun-
ties along the upper Cumberland, report
that last Wednesday two of the party
badly treated a colored man, calling him
out in the night and assaulting his wife.
In preliminary trial one of the men
was held in $1,000 bail. The citizens
are very indignant, but speak well of the
revenue officer in charge, who will hold
the offenders to strict accounia ability.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
Practice Meeting.

The Teachers and Scholars ofthe Epis-
copal Sunday Schools will meet to-mor-
row Sunday afternoon in Trinity Chapel
at o'clock for the practice of the music
for the Annual Gathering to be held on
Thursday evening October 24th in the
Masonic Temple.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
THE sCOTCHAND SCOTCHIRIsIr

The lecture by Rev. Geo. II. Smyth at
the FIRST Presbyterian Church Is an
nounced in our issue of to-day.
ANY account Of fthat people who clam,
and can maintain the assertion, that five
Presidents of theiU nited States belongito
It's lineage must be of interest to every
American citizen. In the hands of Mr..
Smyth, who has given much study to the
matter, we feel sure of something rarely
instructive and entertaining.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
A FINE COLLECTION.

DR.. Sam'l W. Murphy has a fine col
lectloh OF curiosities at the Rugby Acad-
emy; 1t includes large assortment Of
FOSSILS and rare minerals, and many other
articles of interest and value, including
an almost complete series of American
pennies. He also has an excellent set
of philosophical and chemical apparatus,
by the aid ofwhich the studies of philoso-
ply and chemistry are made doubly in
terestIng to his pupils.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
The Clio, Michigan House,

DHTRorT, Oct. 11.-Later adyices from
Clio in regard TO the Conquest family.
whose charred remains were found in
the nuins Of their home yesterday. state
that Mr and Mrs. Conquest were found
with their throa's cut from ear to ear and
their skulls crushed in. The baby,s
throat was also cut.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12

"Remorse." From the French Of TIL
Benton. A strong, well written story
forming volume 10 of Appleton Collec
ton of Foreign Authors. The Inc evitable
American figures in it prominently, as
he is getting TO do in quite number OF
the later French novels
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
RANK OF ENGLAND BURGLAR
CAUGT.

. SAwFnANcrsco oct. IA despatch
from Stockton says: Burgess, the Bank
of England burglar was caught yesterday
at Nilesby Cheif Detective HENDERSON. OF
London. and Allan Pinkerion, of,Chi-
cago. Burgess visited this place about
three weeks ago and then departed for
Niles. When found he had money
left to take him back to England, and
was expecting to take the eImgrant train
in a few Gays Busgess was heavily ironed
and brought here"
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
HARLAND HELD FOR TRIAL.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 11.--In the Har-
land case to-day, Commissioner Davidson
held the defendant in $4,000 bail for
trial before the United States District
Court at Marquette, next May.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
lSHERRIFF,S SAFE.

Sheriff Grubb, on Thursday, sold at the
hotel of Jacob Hyatt in Newport a lot of
land ID Mill Creek hundred with a frame
house and other outbuildings, the prop
erty OF John Fl. S. Ferguson, to w. g. j.
Lang, for 1915.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
FIFTH EDITION.
After The St. Creix Rsvslt.
FoUR-FIFTHs OF THE MILLS, DWELL
INGs, CANE AND SUGAR ON THE
PLANTATIONS DEs-
TROYFD

WAsHIHGToN, Oct. 1.-The United
States Consul at st. Thomas telegraphs
fiom Frede-icksted, St. Croiz, as fol-
lows 70 the Department Of State con-
cerAing the insurrection at st. Crolx
"Ri0iers apparently controlled about
250 killed Planters searching country
for rioters. An English vessel Is at Fred
erickstead a'd French vessel al Chris
tiansed. Foui -fifths OF the mills, dwell
lings, cane, rum and sugar on The plau-
tations is destroyed. Also all the bust
ness houses In Fredericksted. Many
families are destitute, and all business is
temporarily suspended"
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
THE YELLOW FEVER DEATH
ROLL.

Dispatches to the press show the fol-
lowing new yellow fever cases and deaths
in the places named yesterday:
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
FIFTY CENTS PER BUSHEL.

There was a considerably quantity of
corn offered for sale along Fourth street.
this morning, The prevailing price being
fifty cents per bushel.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12

Insure your life for 25 cents against all
the danger of eonssmptive's death bv
Keeping bottle of DIR. Bull cough syrup
convenient.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
Withdrawn.

Constable VIM. W. Pritchett, last
evening, withdrew his application for the
position OF Justice of the Peace.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12

West PRESBYTERIAN Church, Rev. Jas
w. Dale, ID. D., pastor. Preaching al
1890 a. IN. and 7:30 p. IN.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12

GREENBACK MEETING.
The Sixth Ward Greenback Club,
will meet at Fourth aud King Tonight.
Business OF importance.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-12
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The daily gazette., 1878-10-12

Our assortment of these goods is
large, at prices ranging from $l.75
to $1,000. Goods are all new,
fresh and desirable, selected after
examining and comparing samples
from the mills represented In Bos.
ton, New York and Philadelphia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-14

And in accordance with Law. and IN order OF
the Board of Directors. made on the -Four.
tenth day Of June. 1873. 20 many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock as may be necessary
Will be sold 1t public auction. at the once of ths
company. in the once OF Gold Hill Foundry,
Lower Gold Hill Nevada. on WEDNESDAY,
the Fourteenth day Of August 1873 at the
hour of O'Clock p. n Of said day.
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and ex-
penses Of the sale.
yNO. H. sHERNIER. Secretary.
0fkce-In the once Of Gold Hill Foundry.
Lower Gold Hill. Nevada. jy34-td
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-14
Observe the Address:
DR.. DAVID DAVIDSON,
Reea IS, Friedrich Building. Virginia.

HOURS FOR O0NSCLrATION-From 10
till and from nll daily; sundays 10 till
2: O. By special appointment. jyis-m
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-14
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
nROPOsKD AMENDMENT TO THE
- Constitution Of the State OF New sda.
passed 1t the Eighth Session Of the Lesss.s-
ture:
Reselrea, That there shall be sdaed 70 BE
10 be called and known - Article XVIII. and
vAaeh shall be - foll0vs.
AxrI IL XVIII The rfgkts Of suffrage and
ofsee holding shall nos be with held frozn any
male csttser Of the United states, by reason
Of eolcr OF previous condition Of s<rvisaie.
PsAsed February Is. lsT.
Resslsed, by the Assembly. the s<nss, con.
curing, TAat Article k@even llli OF the Goa
ss.tution q the state OF Nevada Be amended
BY aiding TO sid Article Eleven nll sectsa,
ten fios thereto, which kAail red - follow:
Section Ten. No public fasds, Of any kind
O. Character ghssever. o. ste. coanfy. 90 Asa-
nscipAi, shaii Be used for sectAx.Aa purposes.
Rsssed yebrssEy q. ls.T.
thereby certify the for~eosnx 10 be true
copies from the enrolled rssoiufsees O. lie Ia
Witness my hAst sd the 0rs~s See, O.
sssse. August ;. isss-
ikEAl J. D. MINOR.
a1s-20 Secrskxyy cf eeas3-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-14
LYON COUNTY TIMES.
FREE From TAXES AT LAST.
Death Of the Eldest Of the Five
Sisters Of Glastonbury.


Death Of the Eldest OF the Five
Sisters Of Glastonbury.
So at last dear old little Miss Abby
Hadassah Smith, one Of the i've
sisters, not of York, but of Glaston-
bury. in Connecticut, has UP aud
died; slipped out OF her coil of eighty
Que mortal years and fitted awsy to
he evermore young in that paradise
where the taxes are all paid in e lump
in advance and where the tax gath
erers Tin their official capacity are
wholly unknown. OF course Miss
Abby was cranky--a little old lady
whose name was parted in the mid
die by such an outrageous word as
Hadassah scarcely could be expect
ed to be anything else. But, to be
sure, queer names ran in the family,
her four sisters were Nancy zephina,
Cyrinthea Lucretia, Laurills Aleroyia
and Julia Evelina-a double-bar-
relied series of cognomens that must
have been aggraYatiug and q tribe
perplexing when tho sisters wanted
70 call each other in hurry. So
long as there was anything left to be
abolished they we're violent aboli-
tionists; when the colored man was
recognized as voter aud q brother
they switched of. 1t was In practic-
ing what they preached that they
became famous. Taxation without
representation, they declared, fur
nished a valid reason for the rebeil-
ion for England's American colonies,
and they argued that a. they were
taxed and not represented they had
q right to rebe,, too. They did rebel.
refusing right womanfully to pay
their Glastonbury town taxes. their
State taxes or their taxes Ia the Fed
eral Government. They had farm
down near Glastonbury, left them
By their fsther-who started life IS
parson snd then shifted from the
pulpit to the bar-sni on this farm
they Tired very comfortably except
on the day that the tax gatherer
called. Ga that day most dismal
Of all the days of the year, . fierce
sltercaiion would take place between
Miss Abby, who was the spokes-
woman of the family. snd the min
ion of the law. II slways ended the
same way. Miss Abby would take
: solemn oath ON Miss Julia's trans
,ation of the Bible-for Miss Julia
Vas > Greek scholar of certain
sort, and really did make delighi-
fully original translation of the BIZ
ble-that she would not pay her
taxes, aud then the tax gatherer
would march around the house to
the barnyArd and would drive away
the cows. The cows would be sold
at auction and the town would be
satisfied. The neighbors would buy
the cows aud give them back to Miss
Abby Hadasssh and Miss Julia Eve
lina-and things would how on
smoothly for another year. And
now Miss Abby has gone the way
az sli flesh and poor Miss Julia is
left alone on the farm for the few
Tensin,ng days of her earthly pill
grinage- Everybody, We are sure,
viii feel sorry for the poor little
old boiy whe remains IN solitary
state in the hoase. EOS 50 lonely,
that once was made bright hy tie
presence Of her Eve sisters with the
>xf,tr M rnps
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-14
CAUTION NOTICE.

UlHE TRUSTEES OF SILVER CITY
IL Miners Union hereby caution all boyu
from disdgurin9 their hall. by writing on the
wall, cutting the doors. breaking Window
etc. Any one caught in the act Of any way
iisngurins said building will be severely
dealt with.
By order Of THE TRUSTEES.
silver City. Sept s. ls57.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-14
WANTED.

~ GOD LIVE BUSINESS MEN TO SELL
" the Excelsior Improved Letter Copying
Book. No Press. Brush or Water used.
Copies instantly. Agents outnf, Y 80.
Agents make from SO 70 SIS per day. Only
Necessary 10 show sample TO make sales and
money. All business men. professional men,
real estate and insurance agents. bankers rail-
road and other corporations buy 1t. Exclu-
siye territory given. With this and our
PATENT INK ERASER you can make $500
per month. EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING Co..
IL La Sale ST., CHICAGO, Illinois. fncorpo-
r.tsd 1876 Capital. 100000. tyif-tf
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-14

THE BEST WAGON ON WHEELS
rs MANUFACTURED BIT
FISH BROS. 4 CO.,
RACINE, WIS.
WE MAKE EVERY VARIETY OF
FARM, FREIGHT AND SPRING
WAGONS,
And By combining ourselves ssrietiy to one
class Of york: BIZ employing
none hut the
BEST or WoRKMEN,
rsins nothing but
Exst-cl.ss Inprsved Machinery
And the
VERY BEST OF SELECTED TIMBER,
And hya THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE Of the
business, v- have justly earned the
reputation Of making
The Best Wagon on Wheels.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-14
Deliuuuent Sale.

uDLACK DIAMOND COAL MINING CON-
ID pany.-L Location Of principal plsce Of
business. Gold HILL. Nevada; location Of
works. Lyon county, Nevada There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, ON account Of assessment mo. p
levied on the lAth day Of June. 1878, the sev-
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders. Is follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-14

TIE srICTESr CONFIDENCE observed
In every csee Thee unable 10 call may con-
salt the Doctor by letter. he having trested
many eascs successfully BY cosrespondeace.
but one personal visi, 10 strongly recon-
nended when practicable.
1INPoRrASr NoTIcE--There il .
large class Of patients suffering under some
fora Of chronic disease Who have been
aAscsed for years. aud have in vain sought
medical aid DR.. DAVIDSON has been re-
narksbiy successful in his treatment Of such
s.iicted tc cali on him
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-14

THIS new and wonderful Instrument
enables any one, whether under
Standing music or not, TO play any de-
sired melody OF harmony, sacred OF
secular. from the most plaintive d'rge 70
the most lively dance music II posses:
ses q mechanism OF marvellous smPi.
cisy, requiring but the intelligence 9. :
child TO manipulate. yet capable OF feP.o,,
ducing, without limitation. the muacA
compositions OF the PAST. PRESENT sno
ryrrrxx. The execution is tanluess'
str,c, in melody. harmony and rnsthm
and the instrument is cminentiy aoap'cI
Tor Sunday Schools. prayer and re.ivA
mcesinxx, home devotional exerease
and in all cases where good, eo.ee.
music Is required. and no musician " y
hand to perform. Address
- =. W11DXAl4 4 som .
MAxuFAcruRKRS
MMsMk - ssvss@
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-14
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR uAu AND BEAST.

This llnimeat very naturally originated in Aneri-
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising ansidoees for the maladies OF her chill
drcn. Its fame has been spreading for a yearA
until now II encircles the habitable globe
ne Mexican Mustang Liniment Is matches
remedy for all external ailments Of man and beast
To stock owners and farmers 1t Is Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves a human life orr-
stores the usefulness Of an excellent horse. OK
COW. or sheep.
II cures foo;rot. hoofail. hollow bonn. sruo.
screw worrn, shouidcr-ros. mango. the bites and
.tsuss Of po.sonoGs reptiles and iasess and every
90. il drawback to stock breeding aad bush nc.
1t cures every external trouble OF horses suen
as lar,cueza, fcrafcses sw!nny. sprains' ioanaef'
wind GAL, rig; SONG, etc. cite.
The Ic-le-a -Es.ans I-.nlincns Is the qaickess
eure In the wor.I for accidents occurring In IN
family. IN TIC rlsenee OF r physician, sueh =
burns. .c.ids. sp-z.ai cuts, e;c-. ard for rhsuns
,.sra. ard ,...,acss en=endcr~s. ny exposure. Par
,icuiariy va:S@3lc 20 Miners.
II ia tse cheapest remedy Ia the world. Tor u
prnetra:cs tAc r-s=~c,e 10 the bc-r. siid ri"sio
spplIca,soa Is generally sEf.scieu. 10 cur.
American Mustang Isniinent Is put up Ia 'hrss
stses Of bossics TIE is-ser cnes being rroior''"'
as~,y much the CHEAPEST Sold everywhere.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-08-14

DR.. DAVIDSON having devoted his entire
attention 10 the dtseases Of men. especially
those arising from excesRe> and early abuses,
in which may be included all sexual and
Guarantee Speedy and Permanent Cures
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11
Missionary Baptist.

Rtv. J. W. MELTON pfca'hcN AZ Goa,
Springs. "a sabbath in each month ana
Saturday h.forr-M Sharon. near Lisbon,
ith sabbath of each month aud Sltnfu'i
bciurc-At Homer. qua the 1T Sabbath ah"
saturday before of each month
REV. 4. HARRIS breaches at Anti",n,
Isl sabbath of each month and Satnruaa
hfnrr-At Colpuitt, ID Sabbatii-At h'rNt
Spring. III sabbath of each month am
Satml,y hrE,rr-At New Friendship ltI
Sabbath and Saturday before.
Rtv. II. Il. ARDlS breaches At Ath'hs'
lst Sabbath in each month ana SATURDAY
before.