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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
AN n TRUTH.

You deserve TO suffer. aud 70 you led . mis-.
cradle, upssti,fsctory life In this beautiful
world. u 10 entirely your own fsult and there ID
cnlv ons ereuse for you-your unreasonable
prejudice ana skeptietsm. which has killed
thousands. Persnnai knowledge and common
ncnse reasoning will SON SHOW you that 0reen's
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Dom.
ptaInt. OF Dyspepsia. with all It's vulnerable
eflects, such as lick headache. palpitation Of
the heart, pour stomach. hAbituai eoetiv~ness,
Dizziness VI the head. nervou. prottration low
rririta. etc. Its salss now reach every tovnou
tie western O .ntln.Di. and not . Druggist hui
will tell you OF its wonderful cures. You car
bu, q sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doset
Will relieve you lel0 Gov u
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rsxas -Exeeuties.

Waco. Texas, Sept. 20.-John spisn,
for the murder Of parson Blodser in Mo
Clellan county in 1876. vas executed to-
day in the Waco county jail yard. Only
county officers. members Of the press,
physicians and . limited number OF eii'
lsns were admitted. He left Q written
statement to-ths Waco 7skphon<, in
which he made himself q participant 10
crimes with his hrother.in.lav. father.
in.law. and . cousin Of his brothsr-in'
law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
Yuinxs su.p. Away.

EAST SAGINAW. Mich. Sept. a.
Sherman City. q small village In lisa
bella county. Mich.. was annihilated
Thursday by q terrific tornado. EverJ
store. dwelling house aud shed In the
village was swept clean. except one
frame dwelling. which was partially do
stroyed. The air was thick with tim
bsrs, boards. brick and stone. The IN
habitants took refuge In cellars. Mr..
Tryo, his wife, little girl aud baby vert
badly injured. At Colsmana, Mich,
considerable damage was done.
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xLA.uu.
.Condsnsed Teiesr.ms from all Pes.
gfonn or yyoFld.


ssess OF IN World.
The civil authorities Of Yokama coun.
~, ". T., have arrested Smoholla, an
old Indian dreamer and general dis.
turbsr OF the peace. for completely In
the murder OF Perkins aud wife. Word
was sent to the authorities by General
Howard to the effect that II enough was
not developed at the examination TO hold
the dreamer TO answer LOT D crime
charged ne was 70 oe ue,A.nsu until .ne
na u w
a''c1 hin'
The New York Tunes says, ediloriaiiy
Out oil Go DELEGATES elected lsss nisn. 70
represent the h~epuohccn pa,sy N wy,
lork .. inc Salssog,
,nree are o, .nv IN 1919.
isllA.ioh 'epuo" =, ~.
liz =, ,ha p,ss,dsnt viii annsrsntiy be
:, o'oo,hs ~ ~ civ 1sle.
La
s g..
su,i.nI ,n.oo,,.,,ons hsv.
~ onsU.J hs,wssn Rpssis and Tur.
Iov lii ,hs oh,.ct M frsmino "A a dsa.
niis treaty those parts Of the Treaty Of
San Steiano affecting solely Russia and
Turkey, which were untouched BY the
| Treaty OF Berlin,
There has been A new outbreak oil
fever among the English troops OF Cy.
prus. Twsnty.one deaths have occurred
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
k..ru.y.. washi.s.e. Disciple.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2o.-cohn, with
his men, this afternoon visitsd the brick
yards In the southeastern portion Of the
city, and addressed those engaged there,
He advised them TO join bis striksrs.
bat met with no success. This evening
he held q meeting at the City Hall. The
speeches BY him and others were Of .
mild character. The attendance was
slim. only about l5o strikers bstpg
present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21

schooling. J L.Anders. Ac Hamilton.
CA Lee. A skinner. jill Rich. ID Gossa.
W II Kent. u Z Mitchell. ii q BlAsdel.
C n FELTON,. J Lundberg. J Trezona.
II Abel. J W vArney. J y Eagan. Rev A W
Murphy. Miss L Goldsmith. Mrs. q Israel
and two M n Fort. Mrs Blueti. Miss u
Ortic. G ortic. A N Mcdonald. Mrs vii.
iiams. T d Bradford N PssrlmAn, Miss
A Baitsrman. II @ Parker. ] Champion.
Mrs q williams and daughter. Dr Weber
and wife, Mrs. W MeDevitt and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
A CARD.

To al who are suasrisg from the srrou md
indiscrs,ions Of youth. nervous weakness. saiiy
decay, ioss Of manhood. etc.. ! will send Q
rscsipt that will cure you, yHlE or cuAnoH,
This great r.medy VS. discovered By Q mission.
AIRY In south America. Send . self-addresssd
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH 7. INhAN.
Station d. Bible House, New Sork CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
Quartz Mountain BONANZA.

During q recent visit to San Francisco
We wsro shown a quantity Of ore from
Quartz Mountain. in Fresno county. It
was pure quartz. containing pure free
gold, aud plenty Of IL; in fact, 1t was
very rich In free gold. The gold was to
be sson not only In little fine particles
disseminated throughout the rock. but
also in large blotches and streaks. II
such rich ore is as plenty an Ia repre-
resented In that big bonanza tho price
Of gold ought to be affected by its liberal
yield. We copy the following concern
ing It from the San Francisco Stock Re
port Of September 9th
The property OF the Quartz Mountain
Gold Mining and Tunnel Company ID In
Fresno county. forty miles northeast OF
Fresno. sixty miles southwest OF Bodis
and five miles from whore the Fresno
Gold Mining Company are working on
Fine Gold Gulch. The property IL on
Quartz Mountain. SO named from the
enormous body Of quartz that covers its
surface. The ground owned by the
company consists Of two tunnel claims,
sach 1900 feet In width and 5000 In
length; three claims GOO feet wide by
1900 long, and two placer claims OF
twenty acres each. The tunnels will
cut the lodges, and the claim includes
oil the mountain containing anything OF
value. The placer claims adjoin the
tunnel sites and embrace several gulchss
from which much coarse gold has been
taken out, oil coming from the Lodges .
short distance above. One nugget con.
tanned $l26. and others weighed several
ounces each. Where the work 10 being
done the summit and sides Of the
mountain are covered with . solid bed
Of quartz, i've to eight hundred feet
wide for hundreds OF yards In line, all
Of which can be qusrried at an sx.
pense OF thirty to forty cents . ton.
Thousands OF IONS are In sight and from
four cuts, none over six feet deep. nearly
500 tons have been taken out. Many
pieces Of the quartz carry free gold In
very large quantities. some Of the speci.
mems being among the richest we have
ever seen. A shalt is now being sunk
and q tunnel run to develop the proper.
~. When that is done and sufficient
quartz extracted q mill will DO built ut
the mines. there being al abundance OF
wood and water on the ground. The
officers OF the Quartz Mountain Gold
Mining and Tunnel Company are h. II.
Peterson, President; j. Il. Hardsnbsrgh.
Vice President; W. II. Do Frees.
Treasurer and W. A. Bsal. Secretary.
A Cireassian slave recently took refuge
at the British Consulate. Constantinople.
The Consul ordered her retention, and
-rsouestsd Niniater Layard 10 urpo the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
ARRMARKAnLK CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary esrss on
record WAS tia: Of tho man John y. Herman
dez, residing In Salt LAhs City. Who va Il
deaths door with that terrible dissass hals.
mus: the beat medical aid had failed 70 stop
the nrogrs-s OF the maisdy, vnen twentythres
bottles Of DRIsTOL'5 sAHBAPARiLLA and
thTss phlAis Of BRisroLS PILLS made him q
velI man, jy5s I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
A VOICE 4 o v A

From Virginia CITY . poor sufferer, Almost
dsvoursd alive By an ulcerous secret dissass,
sends us bis thanks and gratitude for his -.
covery TO hath. effected By those sterling rood
medIein.s, Bristol's Sarssparilla and PIN.
e~onhdsnce OF both doctors and patients.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Or. II. Cohen Of New York. the most esls.
trated Op.ieisn that ever visited the Pseins
ooast. has arrived and will remain In Gold Hi
for two days only. VIII suit the most difhcuii
sights on mere inspection Of the eyes with hii
improved Psrabols Spectscles and Eyeglasses,
Can be consulted By calling a L. u. franksFi
brokers of:oe, Main street. We hereby recon-
mend DE-. Chen; II. II. watsrs. n. d. u
MACY. n. D.; u. Hastings. n. d., Of Nc. fofi
city. sells %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
rnR PALACE RATiN0 STAND.

For . roast Of beet uneIceiisd In STOREY
county. 20 TO Thomas Hsnron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. : North Q street..
Virginia City. Fresh oysters st all hour In
sveFy STYLE. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking. and
tbs best and fresl est Of ell that the msrfets
TT &c. apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
Rsiigssss Nssiess.

Tier, viii be divine sriee at 81. Johns
Church 10 morrow 1t 30 =. n. sunday school
ct i:O.
There will b. Divine service o. ~ rsnis
Church, Virginia. to morrow Nh An.
n Y. cro,hsr- win pcaeh ct Ne. .nic Hail.
Gold Hiii, TO morrow Of III A. =. and Epr'h-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
ONE or TnR BRIGnTRsr CHARMS

OF Q fair fses 10 . nns set OF teeth. The ladies
being fully alive to this fact. pstroniss sozo.
Don't In preference to any other dentifrce.
since they know by experience that 70 preserves
like no otner the pristine Wilderness and clean.
itness Of the teeth. and males . naturally swest
br, sth additionally fragrant. II 10 ons OF the
privileges of the bsdur scr 20 look lovely, and
that portion OF Il which uses SOz0DONT has
learned that the articl. contributes In no small
degree 10 the end In visw. All druggists. cell
n. sill I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21

The girls Of San Antonio. Texas, wear
broad. brmmed felt hats, hang parasols
like swords at their belts, and look ike
bandits In skirts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
MEDICAL WONDER.

This great cure for Rhsunstism. Nsanisis
and all Pains. Burns. sesids. Colds. and al
aches and palms that people and families suffer
with. 10 really q wonder a,d Q success. j.
Jones. j.. slls 70 at Gold Hi. jsi7 On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21

Revenue agents at Wilmington. Del.
yesterday, seized the large Wholesale
liquor-house Of Francis Kelly 4 Son.
They had been carrying on business as
rectifsn when they paid tax only %
Wholesale d%ealsrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
THE FIERY RUPERT SPEAKS.
MS EXPLANATION OF WHAT
Plat n0NEY II.

positton ~ inc moss Agss
Hercsy OF she Age.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 2o.-Gsperal d.
+. Butler spoke this evening In the Ei-
position building for nearly two hours.
He commenced by saying that the fro
qusncy OF our elections have q tendency
to destroy their value. He said the
people OF the United States possessed
q privilege which no other nation in the
world enjoyed. that Of choosing tho men
who should administer the Government
and determine the nature OF our laws.
In this land the people are sovereign In
their own right and II 10 their will. sx-
pressed In constitutional manner.
which makes the laws and mako the
officers to execute these laws. He wished
It understood that he was not one OF
those who feared the masses Of the
people. He held that the c~ongregated
intelligence among the masses Is greater
than that Of q few cultivated men. MOI
Was hs afraid that the masses would do
80 ,.,on, Th,. countrv ha. bean
'u' 0.e' ~-..,..,..,..,
under coh'ro, o. 'n'
fifty years. with some few and nre ~.
csptions. and they Of recent date. Dnfno
all that GINS. he undertook 70 ~. ths
peopie naa -
no wrong 70 o
management o, "a s..a-
he mad gte,. i,s'a ~ ~.
maxim. lar play ,s. ...,nn. ~ ~
RUE wnleh .snn,a whsr !. ssv mm
majority OF peVp si,honoh thsy
Eau eyns mi ue ror.. Than The res,
20 no ssn,s ,hsv s,s d,svn tooetbe,
.. .ny pvVp ,hsir own inssrests and mol
W iVoa ~ ,h. whois ~count,v. Tn,
'ne 'u'e,' r. 10 .hsiI ths nso.
qussuoh. ,nete'V 80. I'm.
pie ACT to-uayI iue,e a. 49,,
when ne peoP'e were r""" ~. -
ina tney arc now w.
Two great parties soans Ao upo ~. =,
tain proiesseu pt'no'p'Vs aH -. ~"
Importance NJ ons % ou 49, ;.sn.s
arrived ~ = Pe',ou VIZ. - =,
sink into lesser importance Wv
the u great question oeIols tne Poop'e,
namely. thai Oh nnAnee. Anu ~
oe Tor ne interest," ., h psop az
bound up 10 e'tnef o. .nes. pr;s. ~,
longer WIN .ny ,'sM No. d.
nature OF nnano,Ai ,vs' IL. s.ns,d'
referred ~ great Iens'n Ana u.H. ~ ~.
cradle minuteness, 70 'ne nis'v'y y,
action oil the smocInuo parry anuS
Congress from ths lays o, ,iohIos Ap "
Jackson down 10 the prSssn. ulno,
the course OF the resume ne aso.slea wv
teaching OF history IN tn,s eouh',y INV
European countries was % In, =, ns,
Ole currency y lnoro sa' ~
value than a currency
coin. THIS no oeneVea 70 70 Pr
per and only way Oh supplying 'ns
people with money. SEINE Dehsveu "
would not work well, but . oounuy
could never 10 worse ON tnan y
was al present. n u me- tps,'%'
proved ,s'laie, WY men IT,, 49,
gfess QUIZ changs asA. i.,
the plan they adoP'ea IN cosu
business. iney tnsu an sAPu
and II II iaiied a~oahdoneu Jul s ~
other method. He asked, IN n'sw "
the iaiiare OF tne pIsssh. nn "a, H.
Icy, that ine ha,'onsi ,heo'y ~ pJ =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21

TEE Prince Imperial Of japan might
In time have become o good polo player.
Death cuts short many . bright pros
psct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
HTOCK REPORT.
saa rassase Beard.
LAST EVENING.

-
san Transases beard.
-
LAT ryrxrxo-
80 y.u.- AZ.
i.o nesuow ,sley, f1v a.
oeeo = yAeAson, ~ 800
~ nsymona .I'y's'oS
IL peimon. ''
~ ~
ivo uiiA, soc mi. ,ou
i,o Nor'ns,n ps"s, iV"'
tlo orAnu rti.e' %
$50 Argenia. an
81 Lnuo~msn'' ~, ~
500 Silver prizs: ioe
$40 beie hs'e' 'oo' ,"S
ioo Dsy. -
wv highofiase'
6iO Dodle. ~
lSoo MeCiinton' ivo.'S
ssSo IiosA' ~, t.Ss''s
800 buiwer. u.
700 De Frees. soc' z0e
~ AurorA.
3vo Champion' -,
aSo beividsre; = -
3oo South bouie, 7'o
229o Booker. 1. NC
100 Leeds, l 2O
100 South ~
2It0 Tiptop, ! 10. w. IN
100 Homestake.
600 Hichter' voc
ilto i~naePsnuenee. -
90 Sew iotk' ~
Clio Chaiiense. i D. is'i~
5oo Mides'zs
eco Ward. I ~, Oo.is
400 LsviAthan. IOc. zoe ~
$50 Trojan, Sc. J0c
las North Ophir. ~. "a
aTo pongh Ready. p.
To0 \, Io,i. sOc
$40 vernon, 10. 49,, 49,. 1914. 49,.
90 Is. 10.
100 Blue Jacket.
300 sutro i5c
100 Ko.suth, SOC
40 Eureka Con-, 81
MS Phenix. 50, I, ~
gao Newark. loo
100 pye Patch. 75c
$50 Jsfer.on,
2tO Manhattan, Gs, ca
lO75 Hu..ey. 7Oc, Csc
202O NAVAJO. 4 co. II
200 star, soc
1850 Tuscarora. Sc
$40 Moioc, zoe, i5c
$50 Hillside. 4A.t
$50 Bechtel, ~
$50 summit, 2
100 Syndicate, 2. a.
5 G~oodshaw,'I Il, 300
l755 Oriental, IL, II
IS B~lsckhawk.I
$50 sitting Bull.
0 Con. Pacific, ~, I 40
74O Mono. 2s,3
400 San Xavier. 1
25 Martin whits. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21
O. II. GALLUP.

o. n. 0ALLuP. opposite the Bank Of oaiifor'
mia. Gold Hill. keeps constantly on hand u
svorits brands Of Imported Gear. ohoios BIZ
schAum pipes, nuts, candles. 1ns CUTLERY, md
tors and hncy goods Of all kinds. ap1o n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-21

A Cireassian slave recently took refuge
at the British Consulate. Constantinople.
The Consul ordered her retention, and
requested Minister Layard to urge the
Porte to prohibit the Gale OF slaves In
Tuvtav
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-15
Might Associated press Report

No southern nomination..
The democratic caucus OF the house,
considering the senate resolution to adj.
J0urn on June 10Th, agreed TO amend
10y inserting June Goth.
The committee on the district of Co.
lumbia agreed 10 report favorably on
the nomination OF George a, Sheridan,
OF Louisiana, IN recorder OF deeds for
the district.
Secretary Thompson returned from
the excursion to the wreck OF the "Hu-
rom through Admiral Marshal Parks
island canal. The secretary approves
the inland coast navigation, aud will
favor Its extension.
The telegraphers of this city held u
meeting and passed appropriate reso.
lutions In respect to the death OF Prof.
Henry.
neutrality-suspicious. appropriation
bill was resumed. Mr.. Edmunds OBJ
jected to the Brazil steamship subsidy,
as involving new legislation.
After "a long discussion OF the ques-
ton 1t was then submitted to the sen.
ate rs the amendment proposed by the
senator from Texas, and II was decided
In the negative-yeas, %; nays, 80.
The bill then passed, and the repeal OF
the resumption act WAS discussed to
adjournment,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-15
THE MASTER MECHANICS.
the Juiy aiois Deprecated ana thu
TRAMP Deaouneea sna Held nespan-
sibie tor the Destruction ~ Property,

rhe Juiy hiots Deprecated ana thu
Tramp Denounced snd meia nespon-
sibie Tor ihe Desiruciion ~ Property,
RICHMOND, Va, May li,-Ihe eley-
enth annual convention OF American
Railway Master Mechanics asAocla-
ton assembled here 10 day, About
hily delegates we're present from vari.
ous sections OF tho union. President
n. u. Chapman, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
preeided. An address Of welcome was
made by exMayor Kelley, The psosi.
dent made brief address oongratu-
latlng the association upon the favor.
bic auspices under which they met
and tho sucoeas Of their organization.
He referred In depreoatine terms 10
the antagonism Of labor aud capital
displayed last summer In the great
strike In July, which rlpenea Into
most extensive riots, aud resulted In
the vast destruction Of property. Ha
presented the matter not for any ac-
ton or Discussion ty the association,
but In hope, M individuals, that they
might In some degree 80 influence
public opinion that similar occurrences
might be avoided In the futuree. Hs
said there was no doubt that the strik.
Ing flremen and brakemen were aided
10y power stronger. than themselves,
who In part supplied the brains aud
courage TO carry on this extensive
strike, He spoke scathingly OF that
part OF the population known ~
tramps, who infest the rural districts
throughout the country, who, at II
whisper OF u possible disturbance IN
large cities, rush In TO take hand,
having nothing to lose and everything
to gain, The reports of the secretary
and treasurer Was presented, showing
the financial condition OF the associa'
ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-15


Lord Hartlngton's resolution, that
no forces be raised or kept by the
crown In time of peace save within
India without the sanction OF parlia'
ment, indicates Il determination on
the part of the opposition In the house
of commons to make IA united attack
on what is generally conceded to be
the most valuable point of the govern
ment's policy. Delay, however, seems
entirely in favor of the government,
and whether debate on the resolution
occurs in u fortnight, or, as the daily
News stated, next Monday, by either
date the probable effect Of Count
Schouvalotl's journey should be pretty
we'll known, and IL unfavorable many
liberals will hesitate to hamper the
government on the brink of war by an
adverse vote, while u favorable issue
would be so acceptable to a majority OF
the people rs to entirely obscure any
question OF technical irregularities or
want of due consideration for the right
of parliament.
Sir Stafford Northcote agreed to the
discussion on Monday next of Lord
Hartington's resolution, that the crown
raise or keep no forces in time Of peace,
save within India, without parlia
ments sanction.
A Constantinople special says adj
vices indicate, despite General Todle-
ben's efforts, that the porte Will not
evacuate Varna and Batoum. Shumls
will be probably surrendered, partly as
satisfaction to the Russians and partly
because it ceased to be of great import
auce since the Russians established
themselves on its line of communities
ton with Varna. Moreover the thirty
battalions of regulars now in Shumla
are believed 10 be more useful at Con
stantinople.
Military critics assert that in case OF
war, II the British and Turks held
Varna and Batoum, the Russians must
withdraw from the Thracian PENN.
sular and from the Erzeroum and Ire
blonde line, and that this accounts
for General Todleben's insistence even
at the risk of prejudcing the negotiar
tions between London and st. Peters,
burg.
The conviction, indeed, is general
that the object of appointing General
Todeben commandment chief was that
he might rescue the army from The
unsafe position into which the politi
cal motive of approaching Constanti-
nople had drawn 1t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-15
HERE AND THERE.
Fro RecOrd-lueavy FrOsts ana lee
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Bonds SIN n Lave QuestiOn-Iexing-
ton Turf-Southern baptist Conven-

Inc elucthuuu buWtueru khiIrOuu
bonds SIN ~ lave Question--Lexing-
ton Turf--southcrn baptist Conven-
ton.
NASHVILLE, renn., May IA whole
side of the square at Pulaski was
burned. Loss 1000.
The southern Baptist convention adj
journed last night, to meet In Atlanta,
Georgia, next May.
LAWRENCE, Mass, May l4.-Em-
ployes of the Pacific mills were noti-
fled of reduction Of from five to IF
teen per cent, to take place on May ".
LONDON, May IA The meeting at
Manchester to-day betwt en- the cotton
masters and operatives representatives
failed to accomplish anything.
COLUMBUS, o., May l4.--In the house
of representatives the bill passed au-
thorizing the people of Cincinnati to
have another vote on the issue OF two
millions Of bonds to complete the Gin.
cinnati Southern railroad. Also the
bill redistricting the state for congress.
sional purposes.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May lathe Laken
company's tobacco factory was almost
destroyed by fire. Loss 100000.
PORT JERvIs, N. Y, May l4,-There
have been heavy frosts for the past
three nights. Ice formed In many To-
cslities last night.
LEXINGTON, KY, May l4.-In the
second race, Longfellow stakes, for
three year Odds, got of LoDgfellow,
Dave Moore won, Harper second, Lu>
ellie third; time, 1:53, LOAN. In the
third race, colt stakes, for two year
olds, distance half q mile, kildare
won, Stilton second; time, 0:53!.
Dies MONIES, Ia, May IA snow
and freezing cold injured the grape
crop and all young vegetables in this
region. 1t is thought the grapes are
nearly all killed. The cherry crop Ii
much injured. Apples are beyond in
jury.
LONDON, May l4.-Earl Russell Ii
seriously i'll.
The bark Sofia, OF New Orleans, fol
Rouen, put into Havre yesterday, dam
aged and leaky, after having beer
ashore.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-15
A Drunken Hush band and Father.

Last night, about eleven O'Clock, n
little girl about eight years old, bare
foot, and dressed in plain night
dress, might have been seen going up
Main street, crying as though her
heart would break. The child's tears
attracted the attention OF group OF
men standing on the corner of Lamar
and Main streets, who asked her the
cause of her grief. She sobbed out
that her papa was somewhere drunk,
and that her mamma was at home In
bed sick, and that she was afraid
she would die. One of the gentlemen
volunteered to go with her in search
of her father, whom he found in beer
saloon, playing cards with number OF
rough characters. On seeing the child,
he was angry, but her tears moved
him, and he left with her for home