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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-14

MORNING GLORY BAKING POWDER is the
best in the market. Try It, and you will
use no other,
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MISS Frances E. WILLARD at Fourth St
NJ. E. Church tonight.
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DUPONT'S
Wheeling Powder Agency.

have at all times In Magazine a large
stock Of the above celebrated Powder, viz:
Rifle, Sporting In cans, Blasting and Mining
In metallic packages, which ! will sell at
wholesale at manufacturers prices. Ihave
Portable Magazines Of different sizes for
shipping, and will deliver free on cars or
boat. This Powder is u~nsqualsd 10 strength
and quality.
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nv GEO. r. L,sen. Atternsy.
A coon ANpHEALTHY ONE FOR

"A OUR INDUSTRIOUS people,
We Offer for sale 5000 acres Of excellent land on ne Y,
Naters 81 Buckhaunon river. In Randolph county; W.
Va, 10 actual settlers at 4 yey low price and On l9ng
terms. Said land Is In akood settlement auleini "
the WC1arenion" estata Of DR.. Z. Blum, HelVetia, :
Vi. We employ no land agents no land speculators,
bnt ali direct 10 actual settlers. Title perfect
AppIy toJ james Piekens. Florence, county
Chas. Z. Myths, BuehAnnon, upshur county In
Blum, Wheeling, Ohio county, ocl-G4N
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CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To9ac
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-14
BREAKFAST COCOA

Made in a few seconds, delicious and Wholesome.
Also, HOmoepathle Chocolate, Cracked Wheat, and
LOGAN, LIST & Co,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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COME AND SEE!

,, ALL . fall line Of ladl'. and Gents Hand and
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OK Tuesday evening a boy named Asa
Banner, living on the South Side, was
painfully burned by the explosion OF an
oil lamp at his home. Banner is employed
al the hinge factory, and was unable to
work yesterday on account OF his injuries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07
Edison and Munchausen.

The phonograph. we believe. Is a ma
chine that listens TO the voice and saves
il! II preserves your words and tones
In this city taken to another city or
another age, IL Is unlocked or opened.
and your words come forth. Flutarch
first told the story. bnt M%nnchausen
gives II to MS, that u tune frozen In q
iiute 10 Siberia thawed and delivered II.
self when the iute was taken To Italy.
Is that what they claim for the phone.
graph Tho Munchausen story Is
found in Chapter VI. Of tho Adventures.
and il as follows
81 have travelled post. anl. finding
myself in = narrow lane, bill the postil.
ion give . signal with his horn. that
other travellers might not meet us In the
narrow passage. lie bsw with all his
might; but his snleayors were In vain
he could not make the horn sound.
which was u~naccountable and rather
unfortunate. After We arrived at the
inn my position and I refreshed our.
selves /; he hung his horn on q peg near
the kitchen lire ; | sat on the other side.
Suddenly we heard a tereng ! tereng
teng! tepgl We looked round
and nov found the reason why
the position had not boen able
to sound his horn: his tunes were frozen
mp in the horn, aud came out nov by
thawing plain enough. aud much to the
credit Of the driver. 80 that the honest
fellow entertained US for some time with
Q variety Of tunes without putting his
mouth to the horn-'The King Of Prus-
sia's March, Over the Hill and Over
the Dale and many other favorite
tunes. Al length the thawing entertain.
msnt concluded. o. ] shall this short
account OF my Russiap travels"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

LEr Ir LIZ oS rnE SouARr.-Ths E"'sr-
price Gays, There is talk Of working all
the Cinnamon hereafter sent to our jails In
default, Of payment Of hues. They will be
made to exercise their muscle on the
streets. When the streets are all fixed
they will be- set To work digging Mount
Davidson down." Why not extend this
.' talk" . little furtherp Why compel q
Chinaman 10 work on the streets unless
other malefActors convicted VI like offences
are treated In the same wayp II Is possi-
BILE to treat even . heather with fairness.
some heaihens are no worse than others.
FOURTH or JrLY IN CARsoS.-E. J. Par
kinson. Of the Carson Trih.s,. Robert Pix
ley. Peter Csvanaugh, Isaac Mcconnell AMI
other Carsonites were on the Comstock
yesterday. They propose To have . grand
Fourth Of July celebration In their town
and wish tho people up here to Join
them. They propose to pay the expenses
Of our military companies to their town.
A NEws reporter WAS authorized by Que
member Of the committee TO extend . pres
sing invitation W the Sarsileld Guard ~
Join the Carsonites la their celebration.
SENATOR JoSE-.-In conversation with
A. &. Hamilton. yesterday. . NEWS repor-
ter was informed that Senator John =.
Jones IL not expected u start home until
after the adjournment of Congress on the
18th of the present month. lie may. how
ever. 90 arrange his business that lao may
rrturn soouer,
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Departures ,.-. S,-.,.s.

A Boucher. " Floyd. " Mullen, J N
Ja1uish. u pheland. q iiabccck. Dick
D~yer. IA Davis. Vim Carter. A Young.
WIN Hill. \ walker. J & Yates, u Mckay.
A \ schocmsksr. A q Mcfarland. william
Maiden. J uiiison. W pemPsy. William
Bean. " Rogers, J Y Peers, 4 Callahan.
n Cowan. II Msrlen. A Aills. Il 7 Pixley.
NJ W starting. Ell Parkinsoa. q W Jones,
I Mcconnell. T \ Merchant. ~ MsIphy.
J u Hammond. J. Lyman, W Y Housingsr'
III Congo. Ps wasLburn, J 'andsieets'
A Hart. n stevens. Y X Shields and family
Mrs Luzinski. John Sunderland. j u CAse,
william Perkins and wife. = j Cnrran'
Ttos Wells and wife. Mrs Titus. John a
Daniels. T. y Marker AMI family. u Noitk'
Charles ID Hines. John B~easshbaeh. ID b
Magee. T. C~avAnaugh. l. u Buetner. &c
Lord. J Il stowe.
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Turn vsRrIS PicSio.-M the monthly
MEETING 81 the Virginia Turn grfvin, held
.,.nlng before last. IL wa. agreed the, TIN
..conl annual picnic Of the yerein should
tale place some time newt month, and the
speaker xAs a~uthoulei to appoint com
mitiee.. Who viii settle upon ~. da'e and
"'
Cox.n, w,vx,vrcc,-ch,rle.J ]. Chr.
O., AZ. , r
.e,, '"'~v op u
zion =, n. Western Union oniee a, win.
nemncca. Charley is a good operator, and
the people Of the Town u the Plain will b.
slad To know him.
Jicor GorS. known on the com..ock a.
..Big JAKE" il In San Francisco. jake
b,. hal the mol.l IL IA. safety design
ssnt down Ia hini' Mechanic sh" ns'e
seen u say u VIII le The boss iAeA'' ""s'
oa.u 4,
u. L. MhifEs' '"ieuish w wv ""'""
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Ar.,,.,. M. n...,...

Brown. Ps wAshburn, DIR Bronson.
y Wolf. J. Doaglas-, J Dillon. Thomas
Cavanangh. II o'Tools. Jas Mccormick.
A Mccormick. \ T swift. J u liorland. 4
BAbcoek. ID seiby, A bales. Ja Wilcox
u Cornish. Mrs. J Grouse, Jacob Grouse,
Mrs NJ A Beiiing. y W Kimble. Mrs T II
I~iooney. Mrs A Williams. 4 freelieh. Miss
Grouse. u Bale. Mrs sSilss and 2 children
Jos Piper and family. 4 Burke. Mr. 4 I
Young and 2 children, N Werthein'cr. j.
HsnaksLerger. A l. Boucher. W Gilion.
Mss X McFAdien.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07
10 Mr.. Dana Abroad

The Car recently received q letter
from n prominent American Democratic
politicisn rendering his able services
and advice IN the state affairs Of the
empire. The Emperor was delighted
and sent for the statesman. The
statesman arrived. and the Gar
eagerly asked him what he could do
TO assist him In restoring public
confidence in the empire. general
peace and the respect Of Europe.
can In good time, your Imperial Ma
jssty." replied the statesman. LET us
begin at the beginning. Now. the irst
thing TO 30 lons Is. reduce the army
The ship for America left In exactly two
minutes and thirty.nins seconds; u vas
eight milss 70 the dock. bpt the states
man got TO the ship and secured bis
ststs-room. and then had forty.two SEQ
onds TO spare before the ship cast loose
and steamed away.-Harkxys.
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Placer Misisx.

The Western portion Of Nevada 10 be-
coming excited upon the subject of placer
mining. The latest location pays from ;
,o 10 cents q pan anil has been discovered
In tie Sierra Nevada Mountains abont 81
miles FROM here. An ounce Of the dust
from these digginga - in possession Of l..
u. Hastings. at the COURTROOM Of Justice
Moses. Virginia. II Is genuine washed
.oll and CONSISTS 10 small round PARTICLES
ani ~~,al,-. The gold was taken out with.
in tso faet Of the surface. A shaft has
becu sunk To tho depth OF twenty feet with.
ont finding bedrock. ia tho shaft two
.traiums Of clay. each = few inches In
thickness. were passed through. paying
gravel again appearing. From the sur
face lo the bottom 81 this shaft the gravel
prospoets about the same as IL men.
TONED above. u Is said that water may
easily be brought upon the ground. A
company 10 work thu gyorDd Ia being
formed ia Virginia City. Al presept The
exact locality of the diggings u withheld:
Those who have prospected the ground
say ii will pay wen from the start. IL IL
supposed ~ be All overflow or break from
one Of the old riser channels Of the Cali
fornia si,le of the monnt.ias.
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A Deed Of ON.

The Overman Mining Company las
given the Trojan Mining Company = deed
IN the disputed ground on which the
hoisting works. machinery. etc. 10 located,
for the consideration Of one dollar. Now
the Trojan will commences milling loo
tons Of ore. average assay $40, which they
have on hand. Tho mine il only about
$4,000 In debt. up to May LIST. 1878. 30
says the Sack R,parf.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.

Rncoss. Me-. sept. Z. 1870.
DrAn srR-rrom rsrly youth was In feeble
health. troubled with humor 10 my blood. weak
noes and debility Of The syrtem geIerAlly was
unable TO labor much, and only at ZONE light
busInevs, and then osly With great caution.
seven years ago. the pas, spring. ! had = seyer
stack OF Diph,heria. which leh my limb. para.
lived and useless. 20 wss unable 20 wall OF
even rit up Noticing the advertisement 81
PERUVIAN synur. I concluded q give u = trial.
and 10 my great Joy roon found my health I'M.
proving. confined 10 u-e the hfnrr unit!
three bottles had been used. snd was restored
Ia complete health. and have remained 30 10
this day. att ibate my present health entirely
10 the use OF PERUVIAN SYRUP. and old y IN
hish estimation. cannot speak too highly IN
its praise. have In several cases recommend.
same good rrrulis. Yours truly.
CHARLES Z. PERCY.
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LIVER II KING.

The Liver 10 the Imperial organ Of the vhols
human system. A. 10 controls the iifs. health
and Happiness Of man. When u 10 disturbed In
liz proper action. eli kinds OF ailments are the
n~.lur.i result. The digestion Of the food the
movements Of the hear aud blood, The scuon
of thr braIn and nervous o. stem. arv all imme.
aIstslv CONTESTED With the workings OF the
IIysr' II has been successfully proved that
s,reen's August Flower 10 unequaled In curina
iii persons sffietsd With pyspepsis or Liver
Oomplsint, and all thu Numerous rymptoms thai
resuit iiom an unhealthy condition OF the Liver
and rtomaeh. sample bottles 70 tfy. 10 cents.
Po,Itiyely cold In al towns IN the Western
Continent. Tnre dotes will prove that IL ID
Just what you want. js4 sow
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ENGLAND AND RUSSIA AGREED ON
A NEW TREATY.
The Socialist Plot in
London.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS CONDITION
FAVORABLE.
tsrrciAL DisrAroIrs TO rHs ooLp nnl
DA IL Naval
EUROPE.
The Raciali.t PIosa.


r'oN
Ios''s 'ah' 'eser'o u NAM
"u po'se neAaqnA,'er' resA'u'ns
s" p'o .''"!
V ."A. oo'n ~ Lonuon .na
....-" III. =. -
~ oe.ur :" DeI',n on wv uny 'na' Nooe'
Ins nlsu ~ .n9 i.mPe.ol; rIlr,se letters
,u.e,,su .'on' n~iiin Quay sPe1h VI pun
W. WINS oe'nB piu,'unuIy u,s'u1otu'
w " Msn.s,i spsa open.y ~ enun'
ua.'"", ~, ,hns e,,u,u, y ~ p',ss
m,,sI. psn ' .uu"ny .pe ,Dr :
,,fo To- even 49,. nros,irs rioh
anil h.nnv' usrmsny rn,lor A.. Fmnirc
IA noor ,io,rcsseJ .nJ wre,cb.I Worss
.tiiI' tho alliance bctxeen tha Cz,r anil
Emperor is dangerous. Germany may
ind herself dragged into . Wal with which
s.rd rnon h"r ..o, J" .ni n",nIa '
many Of whom lind IL dinicuIt TO get bread
to eat. are compelled to maintain an i'm.
menso army. Inc popularity OF we orown
49," on'paIs ~" us' "
~. hmp..o'. nnDu,a w .s''., u.., :
"NP"'"'"' ''''''o" "'S"'
The Grrmsn Emperor's Conditios.
BERLIN. June THE shot left In tho
arm Of the Emperor include ono buckshot.
which on account Of its size may have to
he extracted, while the smaller shot will
be- allowed to remain. II IL untrue that
Modelling hAs been operated on.
The Emperor's strength 10 Increasing.
The swelling In the right arm Is subsiding
and the condition Of the other wounds !.
favorable. There arc no symptoms OF
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MuRRAY q I.ANnAN's FLORIDA
WATER

Eferts . wonderfully sI~hiiarstius and refresh
Ing influence on svsy one coming within ih
range. and - . Consequence. d PARTED there u
70 usrd. ths dancers fsl no fstigus, the cor.
vvrastion never fAgs, all the mental powers
dsSrss, my2s In
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rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneIeeiied In Storey
county. 90 10 Thomas HsfirVn's Eating Stand,
In tho Palace rai.on. Ma. 7 North q street,
Virginia city. frerh oysters at all bours In
svery STYLE. fofty miners always On hand u
night. For tasty. homo style Of cooking. and
the best and frrsl cot Of Ill that the markets
afori. ths Palace Eating SIAM has no superior.
Try Il. apis u
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o, II, GALLUP.

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of oaiifor
nis, Cola Hill, kseps constantly on hsnd oil
fsvogite brands Of luported C:garr. choice bill
cigars. eli klsds OF chsvtng tobscce. nicer.
schaum pipes, nuts, candies. 1ns CUTLERY, and
tors and hncy eoods OF al kinds. cps n
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the eros and
indiscrvtions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. losa Of manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you, FREE OF cHAhaE.
This great remedy was discovered BY . mission.
ary In south AmcricA. seud . self.addressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T. lNMAN,
station ID. Bible House. New York City.
scl0 fm
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ssrses 0aosstisss.
Tor rur ws..Exs gssos IrLsan.rn uss.i

s,S F~RlScisco. Juas 1-2:io p. n.
Unian Con. 81. Ophir 81. Mode ~.
Balloon ca. Hale 4 Norcross ~, sayse,
H.. MEXICAN l2s, Alta ca, iellos
jacket v. sierra Nevada Z. California II
Imperial 1. Cl,ollar -. Eureka Con. 5,s
Ixeh,ansf
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xEronr.
Aas vraseis~e Hoard.


LAST EVENING.
100 Meadow Valley. ijc
Us Eureka Con-. 59a
$50 Jackson. Sc
us Leopard. SIC, zoe
1870 ella. SOC, s5c
40 Northern Belle, "a, y. so
500 Hussey. 50c
rs Manhattan. CO
$50 Do frees. 2jc
100 Argsnta, SIC, 3Oc
200 Navajo. sc
1sjO Independence. ! %, 80
100 Endowment. soc
TO0 Silver Prize, Toe
500 Star, I
235 Grand Prize, ia
$50 Hornet. iOe
$50 Day. soc
400 Falcon. &c. Joe
1900 Moloc. I 81. l ~. IL
30 New Coso. !
1855 Bodie. ~. ) CO. J 10
100 Bechtel. 2 70. ~
100 Goldcn Chariot. iOc
40 Tiptop. I ~
i25 Silver King. H.
$3.50 Ophir, 80, 49,. i9k, 49, siO
1910 Mexican, H.. ia, H.
32j Gould & Curry. c.
40 Con. Virginia. Ia, Ns
200 Yellow Jacket. ~.
10 Neg. Belcher, II
40 Alta. Ga, CO
l95 Union Con-. j,i~
40 Benton. 2
10 Belcher. 2 ca
1880 Imperial. s5c,
$50 Best 4 Belchsr. a., ~.
100 Bullion. 5s.5a
$50 Sierra Nevada. 4 O5. 3H
$50 Hale 4 Norcros.. !. "a
400 SavA.e, IL
800 Wells Fargo. tjc
3ij Justice. 4. 5sJ
las CALIFORNIA;. 2Os
90 Ward. I u
as Ehchequer. > 10, 3O5
IHIs NoE>iSo.
5is
2,cs Ms,ic.n. II. NJ. @s. II rs. ~.
i2t.
$40 dould 4 Curry. C."
2tO Best a lelcher. ~. IA. iS
5s5 California. 2ot,. ~
1875 savage. lO'., lO., III
wv tou. hukihtss ~
Is Chollsr. "a "a
go Hale 4 Norcross, Tai
1870 Crown PUNT. 4 10, 4 ~. 4 10
as Yellow jacket. 81, y b.
3i5s Imperial. 9jc,l
30 kentnck. 81. . 30
SIS Alpha. ia, H., H.
lly0 Bslchcr. 2 IA, 2 %, 25j
- Confidence.
sii5 Sierra Nevada. ) 30. ) 1874
~ Utah. 50
2i25 Bullion. G. c.
2sio Eleheqner. 81. Is F. o. . 30. . 81,
t.iO5
$50 OvermAn. 49,. 49,. i3s
73j Justice. 80. ) ~. J ~ ~, 3I5
10 scg. Beleher. u
2i90 Union Con-. Sc. "a, 81.
80 Suecor. zoe, ijc
500 Alta. G..
s6 Julia. 7a,7's
SIS caiodonis. I ~, I 80, I %
as Silver Hill. IL
22O New York. t5c. Zoe
iO0 Occidental. Ia
$50 woodville. Sc. iOc
40 Andes. tjc. s0c
1850 Wells Fargo. iOc. ijc
?G3j Ward, I 70, II.
200 LeviAthAn. l5c
5 Renton, 2 20. = IL
225 Trojan. Zoe
60 Boyle. Sc
aO0 Con. wAhoe, 20c
IOJ Solid Silver. , "a
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A HOUSEHOLD PERFUME.

Eve ny f,nily able to appreciate and enjoy the
pleasure afforded by . really healihful and do
licioua performance should supply themselves
With the genuine Murray a lAnman's Florida
Wafer. u 10 the ruo-t delightful and most last.
Ing VI al fragrant waters. mys I'm
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PROM y. THATCHER, VI. D., OF
HIRAON, N. y.

"wisrAR's BIIsAs on WILD CHERRY gives
cough by loo-en Nc and cleansing the iungs.
anil allaying irritation. thus removing ths
cause. instead OF dyiug M the cough ana leav.
log the caufe behind. l consider fha BALsAn
the b~si cough medicine with which ! an &C
qualnied" sold ~ all druggists. jesim
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ruR CHAMPION.

DR.. Wagner. Of No. ia South O street. Viz.
einiA. ID the acknowledged champion on this
coast for chronic aud veneresi diseases. Try
him he never falls o. curs. His motto Ia, No
cure no pay. His charges arc reasonable.
jeStf
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TIE ~Younsworth Oyster and Chop Housc.
No. II south Q street. Virginia Citv. 10 the
eading establishment on the Comstock.
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with tho County judge and . Justice Of the

with tho County Judge and . Justice OF the
Peace. ! was invited TO participate with
Coz, the Clerk, but declined. On the 10th
Driggers came TO me and said We were
beat IL we did not do something. asked
linn what we could do. aud no said VIC
could make the canvass. I said We had M
Justice Of the Peace. lie said he had one
all right named Bill Green. I told him
would canvass with him. After dark In
the Clerks Office We looked over the re-
turns and decided to throw out two pre-.
cincts-Darhcyville and Johnsville-at
the suggestion Of Driggers. the reasons
given being that intimidation had been
practiccd at one and illegal voting at the
other. The intimidation consisted In re-
fusing to let . man vote. There was no
evidence before Us In tho louisville pre-
cinct. IL was charged that three or four
men who did not live In the county had
voted. Their names had been added to
the registration list. We had no witnesses
before us. That Is all the reason I know
OF for throwing out the precincts. OF
course the object Was 10 have the llepub-
licans beat. suggested wc should have
some afiiavits. but Drlggcrs said wc hal
authority 10 throw out the returns. M
irregularity MAS pointed out on the face 81
the returns. Tho precincts thrown out
changed the result In the whole county.
In making ihe change II gave tbs llepubli.
cans tho majority. Cox and the Justice
OF the Peace had possession OF the Clerks
Office al day. aud staid till dark. We BOT
In by Driggers having tho key. Cox MAS
not there.
In anaver to Hi.cock. vitness said /.
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LIT Il Il BE- remembered that there will
bs = grand matinee o. Piper's Open
House to-norrow afernoon st 2 O'CLOCK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

Tue Youngsorth Oyster and Chop House
No. II South O street. Virginia City. 10 the
leading establishment on the Comstock.
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Tho Cubsu Insurreetisn.
r.rr,sI. C~oIi,sry Expulsion.

LONDON. June 10 2. MA colliery
explosion occurred In Evans woodpit
colliery. at IIaydock, six miles south OF
wisam. Tho number of men in the pit
st tho timo 10 estimated At from 200 to
$50. Many have been brought up badly
injured. The larger proportion are be-
loved to be killed, but II il impossible to
explore the minc in consequence OF fire
damns
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A DueI with HALVES.

OMAHA. Juno 7. - Two young men,
william Norton and Elijsh Hall. last night
about I O'Clock. had = duel with knives in
Q house Of ili.fame. Norton was stabbed
fifteen times. but will probably recover.
Hall Was cut In tho hand. Maggie Clark.
sou. keeper Of tho house, tried " separate
them and hal her hand nearly cut of.
Hall was arrested,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07
The risrida Canvass.

~JAoysosyILLs. June O.. = Before the
House ub-Commities to-day A. A. Allen
testified /: In November. 1915. I vas shsr-
In Of Baker county. ! made the canvass
Salt River herald., 1878-10-19
THE DIFFERENCE.

In looking over the old files of the Arizona Miner recently, we found the following in its issue of April II, 1866 ::
 "J. G. Campbell is back from Los Angeles and has choice and exien- Sive stock of liquors, cigars, Etc, on the way here. Upon their arrival, which is expected within this month, he will open his well known saloon on the plaza, and we doubt not make it as heretofore very popular resOrt." :"
 Looking on further in the files of the same paper, WIG found the follow . ing in its issue of Mag g, 1866:
 "ColOnel WOolsey is about the busiest man in the country. With two ranches largely cultivated, two mills in course of erection and the opening of lOdeS, he has his hands full. It is reported that the Green Tree and o.her lodes near the Aqua Fria mill, which he is opening, are gigantic in size and amazingly rich. We hear that the colonel k soon to erect a quartz mill at Walnut Grove in connection with MT. Cullumbcr.
 The above extracts show the rela- tive business positions of MT. Camp bell and Colonel Woolsey in the years named, and there is d striking con- lrast between these two men in a com mcrcial comparison. While one was dealing out poor liquors and cigars al enormous prices to those who, at that early day, were more or less cOmpell. cd to purchase from him, and thereby greatly enriching himself, the other was using his whole energies and all the means at his command in devel oping the great resources of our ter ritory, and is today comparatively a poor man. The honest voters of Ari zona can Hook on this picture, and then on that" and they will see in one the man who has made his "bar rtls' in traliicking in liquors and cigars at eXorbitant prices; in the other the man who has devoted the best years of his life for the progres; and adva- ement of this te ritory Every thinking man, wnO has oul common prosperity at heart, will vote for Colonel Woolsey in preference tC the closefisted, money-bags, John G Campbell.