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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-15

DoS'r PoHoEr Ir.-Plsase bear In mind
that Charley Pohl's old pioneer shaving
and hair dressing saloon, Main street.
Gold Hill. opposite oibson's. Is tho place
70 go tor quick. smooth, som.
Portable shave. or 70 get your
hair cut, shampooed or dressed In
the most proper and satisfactory way.
Clean towels and sharp razors . specially
Tommy Alexander. one OF tho most de1.
ferrous and accomplished tonsoriAl artists
on the Comstock. Il Of the Pioneer, ready
and willing TO manipulate the jaws, cheeks
and top.knots Of his friends or any other
man. Drop In and get fixed up right ;
then buy some stocks and you're sure
TO win and DO hspny.
LITTLE Loso.-As may DO seen by ref.
erenoe 10 . little item under the head Of
births In another column. our worthy sec.
ton master at the railroad depot In this
town 10 the happy father Of . little Long.
Tom wants but little here below. and
wants that little Long. Health and hap
piness 10 the little Long ; may IL live long
and prosper. The festive Thomas has
scores Of friends 10 rejoice with him on
the blessed little BONANZA that no has
longsd for 90 long. Long may II flourish
UScoMxos.-Ths spectacle Of . man
standing bsre-headed aud bald.pated In tho
street TO fulall scripture. and for the rain
10 fall on tho " Just" - we'll Is on tho un.
Iust, 10 not common In this neighborhood;
yet II occurred In Virginia last night. he
should have been Immediately initiatea ~
an honorary member Of the Sazsrao Lying
Club.
Miss KATE LonEscK found herself too
i~ndisposed last evening to accomplish her
self.imposed task Of walking ITO miles In
26 hours. Still she stuck bravely 70 IL I'll
compelled TO retire at the end OF 10 miles
and 10 rounds.
aREAr preparations arc being made for
the picnic Of the Miners Unions, which
comes on next month. Tho proceeds go
10 the Library Fund.- most desirable
object.
TIE earring advertised for In tho NEWS
recently was found Last Sunday Just this
side Of the Crown Point bridge and has
been left At this Office by George Vardy.
LILLE sTaousE has entered Of record an
abandonment Of the homestead claim late.
ly filed by her.
GENERAL o. II. LAGRASoE was among
those who left tho Comstock last evening.
W. r. CHAMBERLAIN Of Reno came up
10 Virginia this morning.
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The Brisish Fleet.

LONDON. August i5.-It 10 stated that
Admiral Horribly has been ordered by tel.
egrsph that ~ soon a. the embarkatiou Of
the Russian Imperial Guard has been com.
plotted. he shall withdraw his section Of
the British feet from Princess leland In
tho Sea OF Marmora TO Gallipoli, but
not 10 return to the Mediterranean Sea
until the remainder Of tho Russian troops
have retired west Of Chataljos. and the
Turks arc securely In the possession Of
those works. He will then leave . SUN.
cient number Of ships Of Gallipoli and In
the Gulf Of Saros TO maintain the inviolA-
bility Of the peninsula until all the Rus.
slams are beyond Adrianopls or across tho
Balkaua.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-15
the rREIolIr QUESTION.
whssa Director OF she Uaion Pa.
oinc llas 20 SAP About IL.

what Director OF she Union Pa.
cine Has 20 sag About IL.
NEW YoRK. August l5.-The Tribune
says the settlement Of rates on California
freights 70 DO charged hereafter by the
Union Pacific road. has been left to Gen.
sral Freight Agent vining Of the Union
Pacific and General Freight Agent stubbs
Of the Central Pacific. both Of whom arc
now at San Francisco. Governor STAN
ford OF California. who 10 also President
Of the Central Pacific road. sent . dispatch
10 President Dillon recognizing the right
OF the latter 10 make such terms on west
bound freight ~ be saw at. but suggesting
that instead OF an advance upon the classes
Of goods mentioned In the circular OF July
goth, . reduction would be- better. and
earnestly advising the Withdrawal OF tho
circular. A Director Of the Union Pacific
road said yesterday "Tho circular al.
yancing freight rates 10 California on first
class goods from SO 70 So was issued TO
prevent q certain class OF San Francisco
merchants from taking undue advantage
Of the railroad companies, by shipping
silks and other fne goods In cases marked
domestic and 10 avoid accommodating
1t low rates another class Of merchants
Who do most Of their business by ship and
steamer, and only p%atronized railroads
when compelled 10 do so. Since the cir.
oulsr was Issued our agents have entered
into . largo number Of annual contracts
for al freight 70 DO shipped By the leading
houses In San Francisco and New York ct
satisfactory rates. We have made con.
tracts with two large New York frms who
will pay us Of least $4,000 per year on
freight acosunt, and they receive rates be-
low the old 50 schedule. Where long time
credits are made 1t either end OF the con.
tinent, the Union Pacific Company does
not pretend 10 demand increased rates"
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u m TiiE EAST.
Ridiculsd By she Papers and Cast
Adrin By the werktsgmsa's
Lsadsrs-AlAsi Poor Dsunist

Lsadsrs-AlAsi Poor Dsnnisf
NEW Yonx. August ia San editorial
says: "when . man unbridles his tom
que and gives vent 10 unmsasured denun-
citation and abuse. he 10 liable 70 suddenly
acquire . reputation for talent, merely be-
osuss his style Of oratory 10 novel and
startling. There 10 reason 10 believe that
such has been the case with Dennis Kear-
nsy. His violent language could hardly
fall 10 arrest the attention Of the public.
but when We look for an idea In his
speeches, they are not TO be found. He
tslks In vague and general terms. and un-
intslligsntiy, about evils for which BIO pro-
poses no definite remedy. He raves.
People may continue for . long while TO
dock 70 hear Kearney ; he may draw great
crowds II no comes 70 this city ; still wo
think that there must be . general feeling
Of disappointment In him. Ho simply
D 70 tear down. without any pro.
ject Of rebuilding better. He Ia wild. de-
structive. Those who have sincerely at
heart the cause Of the laboripg man hnd
Il impossible 10 see how 10 10 10 be aided
by the present efforts OF Dennis Kcarney.'
A Herald Brighton. Mas. special says 4:
Kearnsy spoke here tonight to 1000 Poo
pie, but made few new points In his speech.
tho chisfest being an attack on Thurman.
The Herald closes IL account thus: 1.-THE
same line OF business was followed that
has become familiar TO Herald readers. and
the meeting closed with cheers for Butler"
A Herald editorial says: "Kssrney 10
unfortunate. Some OF the papers are ad'
vising him 10 go West and now comes
Butler and Justus Schwab. and both cut
him adrift. Schwab thinks Kearney IL not
much batter than . politician. : had
been led 70 bslievs that he would devote
himsslf 70 the interests Of the workingman
whom he came East, but 10 seems be Is
training with Butler says the great com.
munist. Butler. ON his part, will have
nothing TO do with Kearney either. 'Kear.
ney 10 not endorsed by me- he says, !
have nothing whatever 70 do with him.
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BUSINESS ov rnE NATION.
Hss . Very EsceuraEisE Record Tor
she Past Week.

Nss . Very EsceuraEisE Record FOR
she Past Week.
NEW YoRx. August l5.-Tho Public
prints the usual table Of Clearinghouse
exchanges. which shows the following re.
suits: Total for the week 10 $io0, OO0. 00O'
against s495. 900. 900 the same week last
yosr. Tho cities that have gained are a.
follows: New York 40. Ban Francisco 4.a.
81. Louis lt.l. Louisville 3.5, Milwaukee
Is, indianapolis 4. Lowell o. The follow
ing arc losssa Boston CT, Philadelphia
22.7, Chicago 81, Cincinnati 9.3, Balti.
more 8, New Orleans 20.6. Pittsburg 3O.9'
Providence 10. Cleveland 1874, New ha-
ven asa. Philadelphia and Pitsburg are
the only cities which show . decline each
wear since 1870. 81. Louis lost very heav-
Nv Last rear In comparison with tho year
precsdlng, and now shows partial recov-
ery. New York. Ban Francisco. Milwau-
Les and Louisvills have gained each year
sinoo 1870, while Boston. Chicago. Cincin'
natl and New Orleans reported larger
trsnssctions during the second week
Of August In 1877 than In 1876,
and now report . decline. Under these
circumstances comparison only shows, OK.
Guiding speculative transactions here. that
ths volume Of business has been smaller
than Il was 81 the Same time Last year, Tor
the increase In tho aggregate 10 in.ignn.
can't, and the loss at the cities outside OF
New York Ia considerable. but the decline
In prices has been still greater, 90 ina
there has been soma gain In the quanuty
Of goods exchanged. IL 10 right 70 70
msmbsr that business at New Orleans has
been interrupted by the yellow fever. and
Al St. Louis and Louisville increased "
the early movement Of large crops. ltn
known, also, that tho wheat crop OF Call.
fornis IL very large this year. but " 10 not
very cheering to dnd nearly - much bnsi.
ness done shortly after the great strike
last year. ~ Il done now. speculation e1-
cluded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-15

JuLrA ELEcrioS.-At the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Julia Min
ing Company. held yesterday. the follow
ing officers were elected 'rrustoes-Thos.
cole. J.. N. Livingston. q. W. Kellogg.
George W. Grnyson and Archie Borland.
A. Noel, Secretary. and Mr.. Cole. were TO
elected.
DELAYS have occurred in pumping ct The
Hail. A Norcross works. so that the 2ioo
-, "a. mot reached - expected. but th'a
-,orning ali was again working timely and
49,. ss,ernoon ID was expected that water
sanld DO taken from that level.
PAINTERS IN LrcK.-Two competitors
Il. ,be Office Of tho E.'orP"'e' Virginia.
h.,. cleaned up some coin from ne la's
nav ~ .socss, one 10 $1,000 ahead anu
the other 5000. ,.
Io,x,. prrsS,. who got aPi'.oi bullet
4, nsr arm recently at the sueeor boarding
-. a, Getting along finely. Ut. HATH !,
hoass 10 save the elbow JOINT A'''
was badly injured.
r..xx M. suorssrno and Miss sarah
NJ p..rlm.p. .ister Of L. N. PeafimAn'
s...s,n,snaeut Of the Original keys'ens n
have lust been united In mArriAss
Francisco. ,..,
,ux,xr ooyEaxon ADAMS sPentiH
.,.,, in Cola Hill. and 10 to-day m har.
n ns%osrstis eyes 70 sean tho p0liusai n''''
xon. y,-~,r,.
arsrsAL BArTrsxAs VI"
yesterday
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-15

Cendsnsea Teissrsms from all Per.
sfons Of she World.

Ao39oogSNa Hst1s sAA -
sions OF she world.
Sir Stafford Northcoto. replying 70 q
query In the House Of Commons. said that
no Communication had been exchanged
with the Vatican regarding the re-estab'
lishmsnt Of diplomatic relations between
Great Britain and the Holy Bee.
L. d. Clark, . resident Of Lagrange,
ILL.,. was murdered last night BY . horse.
THE. tramp, who sho, Mr.. CLARK a. tho
latter was going into his stable. The
murderer escaped.
Tho New York Timss says. speaking OF
tho late Montague. II 10 now practically
settled that the funeral will be from Wal.
lacks residence. and the body will b In.
TERED In Wallack's lot In Greenwood oem-
etery.
Professor Baxter. Professor OF Elocution
at Harvard College, was drowned this
morning at Cape May, while swimming
out beyond his depth. The body 10 not
yet recovered.
The Russians occupied varna on The
10th Of August. The garrison Ia 10 consist
Of 10000 men with 100 guns.
In New Orleans there were to-day 9s
new cases Of yellow fever. and II deaths.
The Manhattan shipped from Austin yes.
terdAy bullion valued at Sill ,42G o.
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New Guss.

Some Of the members Of the military
companies Of Virginia arc agitating the
subject Of procuring Shapes improved
rides for arms. They are As caliber aud
have regulation pull Of trigger. They
are beginning 10 use them East In place OF
the Springfield guns for arming the mill.
tia. and are preferred. There are some
advantages TO 10 derived from the use OF
these arms. There 10 M hammer TO
weigh over tho gun whom At the shoul.
der and make the bullet fiy farther 10 the
right than the wind Of the cut OF the
bore Of the piece naturally carries II.
which 10 about rs inchos In 900 yards.
The barrel Of the Sharpe gun 10 also q
little shorter than those now in use.
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Arr,,n,. ,n,. n...,.s.

ED Murphy, \ II Marletts and wife.
y Davis. L W Culver, q II Pratt, Henry
Ward Becchsr and wife. J d Pond and
wife. W II Chamberlain. Miss Z Hodneti,
Mrs I V MeQuiston. Miss J finey. q n
Rogers. \ Thorson. Mrs Mitchell. G Gratz.
Titus, J W Dueklin. q W Tucker. L
Bsbeock. W W Dosgherty. J n Roberts.
& W Keeney. II II Benes, II y Dangbsrg.
Miss Mahony. Mrs II Z jenkins. G Gilbert.
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The Buss.Esders.

One Of the most effective organizations
In the town Of Gold Hill. Is Liberty Vol
untser Hose Company. No. 1. IL 10 com
posed Of . goodly number OF the best and
most active young men in town. and the
way they can u out their hose carriage
and get After . fire or . fire alarm 10
pleasing for old stiffs 10 contemplate.
Nothing suits them 90 we'll - passing
all other companies and being the very
hrst At . are. and they generally succeed.
being quicker In their ideas and motions
than the regular old irsmsn. Their com.
pany 10 we'll organized and conducted. and
they form . most efficient branch Of our
very active and efficient Fire Department.
They are we'll worthy Of the most substan-
tL encouragement.
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LIVER II KING.

The Liver 10 the imperial organ Of the whole
human system. a. 10 controls the life. health
and hsppinsss OF man. When Il IL disturbed In
ne proper action, all kinds OF ailm<nts are the
natural result The digestion o. .ne iooa. tne
moysu-nts Of the heart and blood, The action
Of The brain and nervous system. are all imme-
dlateiy connected with the workings OF the
Liver. II has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower IL unequaled In curing
all persons afiicted with Dyrpepsia or Liver
Complaint, and all the numerous rymptoms tnst
result from an unhealthy condition OF the Liver
and stomach. sample bottles TO try. 10 cents.
Positively sold In all towns on tue western
Continent. Thrte doses will prove mat II 10
Just what you want. jeA COW
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Isishsp's Directory.

We gave Bishops Directory a long
notice the other day and now that the book
10 being delivered In Gold Hill We are con.
hdent that the people will agree with Us
that not . tithing Of the merits Of the
work has been told. II 10 . most valuable
record and the only perfect work Of the
kind svsr published Of Western Nevada.
II 10 Q book which will never grow out Of
data for Il contains besides tho names Of
our people 80 many other things that Il
will be referred 10 for year, as An oracle Of
the past. We do not see how we ever gol
along without Il and that is what every,
body will say who gets IL.
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:. Our rovu 10 . graveyard"

WILMINGTON. N. O.. August 1.-THE
following has been received from Grenada,
Miss. August 18th:
To the Mayor Of Wilmington: Help
US TO pay nurses and bury the dead. Our
town 10 . graveyard. We need help. The
mayor 10 dying. and he 10 the only officer
left. Signed EDNA MouLros.
City Marshal, Acting Mayor.
Immediately on receipt Of the above tel
egram the Board Of Aldermen OF this city
convened In session and made an
appropriation for the Grenada sufferers
and appointed . COMMITTEES Of seven TO So
llcit contributions from citizsns. Il 10
thought . liberal sum vii BE- raised.
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lFirsas.'s kiec,io..

Following is the lis. Of officers elected
las. evening BY Liberty Engine Co. No. 4:
Foreman. John Marks; First Assistant,
y. Paiilon; Second Assistant. ID. Morgan;
Treasurer, ID. II. Carrick; Trustees, N.
vipont, n. ". Hassett. VIM. lily. Doane;
Standing Committee. @. l.. Virgins, Geo.
Duprsy. T. L. Finch. O. ii. Price, j.. a.
wintsrbauer; Fire wsrdsns. Q. ID. Price,
W. H. Meserve.
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aaldisn

sr. LOUIS, August 15.-Ths Globe Dsmo.
crate special from Mount Vernon. iii.
nois. says the reunion Of the soldiers there
to-day VA . grand success. The greatest
crowd was present since the campaign Of
Douglas and Lincoln In 1890. Generals
sherman. Wilson, McCook. Logan Shields,
Martin. Ilecse, Smith. and Colonels Ridge.
way and Rogers, Governor Cullom. 81.
Governor Palmer and Senator 0glssby
were present.
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A CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record WAS thu: Of the man John y. Herman.
dsz, residing in salt Lake City. who was o.
deaths door with that terrible disease Msras-
mus the best medical aid had failed 70 stop
the progress OF the malady. when twenty.thres
bottles of BRisTOL's sAHsAPARiLLA and
three phials OF BRisroLs PILLS made him .
we'll man, ty75 In
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Mrs X Taylor. T Pieo. d johnson.
It Dillon. II Johnson, Mrs l. Rives. Mrs
J J sheppard and wife. ID o'Neil and wife,
L = Davis, T q Taylor and wife, W q
Reno. ] II Graham and wife, Mn Mohun.
X 2 Heating, Al Booth. A Becker, J Levi,
u d Lyman and wife. T. Babcoek. I ~Isaacs.
Joe MAndel. J Stall. Miss A Bryant. II W
Wood. s G Lewis, Mrs NJ J Aver. l. Hill.
4 Naples. J W Hill. " @ Bradford. Chas
Barker. J Kelley. = Falk. J \ Taylor. U II
LaGrange. c Yenter. A Hamilton. J W
silk. c O BAitsrmAn. Mrs. G q Battsrman,
Mrs stadimuller. Miss A Baiterman. Miss
A Norris. W W Marvin Jr. Mrs J Randall,
Miss n williams. Miss X Williams.
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q. II. GALLUP.

o. n. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of oslfor.
mia, Gold Hill, Keeps constantly on hand ali
fayorite brands Of Imported c.gars. ohoics bit
cigars, ali kiads OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. nns cutlery. and
toys and kncy goods of all kinds. apps n
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rnE PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unelceiisd In Storey
county. 20 TO Thomas Hsiron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. Z North O street,
Virginia City. Fresh oystsrs at all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking. and
the best and frcsl Get Of eli that the markets.
sford, the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try n. spis u
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ssrses Quosasisas.


sAS FRAscIsco. August 1880 ,. y.
Sierra Nevada. 81. ST.; California, l0is
Exchequer. 5a /; Mexican. AN. u; Bull
lion. .. 81; Bechtsl. a.; Hale a Nor
cross. sh; Gould 4 Curry. 81; Bodie,3ss
Red Cloud. 8: Union Con-. 2is; Eureka
Con-. san; Crown Point 81, 81 Alta,
l0s I; Gould 4 Curry 81 ; G%ood.hAw. co
Independence. 2 40; New York. W; Lady
Washington, H..
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IcR 4 AND FRUIT.

RIP. Taylor hes Just opened. opposite the
Masonic building. Main street, Gold Hill. .
fruit and Ice cream stand, vhsrs he resolves
daily. and win supply all Who favor him with .
cali. with the ehoiosst Of fruits. berrits and Ice
cream, at the lowest cash prices. He also
keeps . supply OF The bat brsnds OF Tobacco.
sured Oh fAir and honest dealing. iyf7tn
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TuE wEArusR. The threatening
Weather Of yesterday eliminated In . nns.
a,,,xl,ns rain which lated from 10 O'Clock
Ia, evening 70 about 2 this morning. The
Ju.t Il we'll laid and that 10 about all. bot
shs sultrinsss Of the weather and extreme
hal arc over.
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TuEaE was . N In Virginia last
evening Of . eight having taken place Of
the Original Keystone mine. and that .
man bad been thrown down the shaft. IL
NJ . mistake.
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MEDICAL

This great cure for Rheumstism. Neuralgia
and all Pains. Burns. sctids, Colds. and all
aches and palms that people and families su5er
with, 10 really o wonder aud . success. j.
Jones, Jr, sells Il n Gold Hin. jei7 0m
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mi Uras no WHICH

Murray / Lsnmsn's Florida water IL put may.
without erssseution, be said to be universal.
perfumes for the handkerchief. the toilet and
the hath. las I'm
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r..esaSis riu,ss osisE % camp Nc.
DePmts.
sLyrR Orr, Idaho, August a. Lieut..

bfLvER CIT, ldAno' huRuss is'- Lieus'
Humphrey was In this vicinity last even.
Ing. He has . force Of twenty men belong
ing 10 Hssbrouck's command. They are
escorting tho peaoeabls Piutss 10 Camp
NcDsrmit. About thirty went from here,
and people generally arc glad 10 be rid Of
them, a the majority Of these Indians are
. nuisance In the country. and many Of
thsm have frequently had . narrow escape
from being killed by whites during the
past three months. Leo wlnnsmucca went
With them. Demands battalion paused
through here this morning en- route to
Duck Valley.
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There has bean an approximately long
spsll Of hot, dry weather 10 Austin, New,
bot . hsay stofm d evidently impending.