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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
German i'sIisies.

LONDON. Sept. ia Berlin dis
patch says the Conservative journals
show great ~vsIation at the results Of ths
elections for officers Of the Rsichstag.
which signally expresses ths helpless
ness OF their party. The elections do
monstrats that the Limited Conserve
tivss cannot carry the House against
the united Liberals. except with
the help Of the Ultramontaues.
but reconciliation with the latter seems
as far Of as ever. II the Liberals act
together they can defeat the anti.
Socialist bill, but Il IL believed that
some compounds will be made which
will gain the support Of the moderate
Liberals and secure the passage OF the
bill. Prince Bismarck Il expected, here
from Gsstsln Tuesday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

At q meeting Of the Typographical
Union In Warrington last evening. .:
Hutchins, proprietor Of the Poa. pledged
himself to employ none but Union
printers. The Union then rsscinded its
resolution dsnouncing the Pos. A
Union. foreman. Mr.. Simms, will take
charge at once.
II 10 said that Courtlsndt Parker Will
net accept the Republican candidacy for
Congress In New jersey.
The number Of insurgents In north.
east Bosnia 70 10000, With ~ nsld
guns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
The Grssabsehsrs ssd she Fisi
Rupert.

The Grssabaehsrs ssd she Fiery
rapport.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA Times Boston
special ON the Greenback Convention
yesterday says: The speeches were full
Of jubilation over the Maine election
and replsts with ~braggadocio over the
approaching election in this State. One
OF the many funny features Of the day
was the giving Of three cheers for Stone.
wall Jackson when Colonel Edward
Daniels OF Virginia was introduced a. q
speaker. Ksarney and the Chinese were
not honored with ever q mention during
the session.
Tho Tribune sditorially says : General
Butler yesterday received the nomina
ton for Governor OF Massachusetts, at
the hands Of the Independent Green
back party, In accordance with the cut
and.dried programme under which Ksar'
nsy was imported from San Francisco.
The platform 10 evidently the joint pro-
duct OF Buffers brain and Ksarnsy's
lack Of brain. being . mixture Of the
guile Of the former and the balderdash
Of the latter. lisa queer platform on
which to invite the cooperation OF the
mass OF Democrats, who are populariy
supposed 10 retain soms slight residue
Of common sense on the currency quss'
ton, and who will have to undergo IN
astonishing purgation Of ams-honorsd
principles before they . nnd stomach
for the cool proposition 70 throw gold
and silver to the dogs and adopt shin.
plasisrs Is the only basis Of value. But
the Democratic stomach has accom-
plished wonderful things before now In
the way Of reception and absorption,
and the swallowing Of the Butlsr-keaf'
ney platform and all will surprise no.
body.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
W.r.u r BnrIxrlsr. Il

A WAY UP BREAxYAsr. - Senator
Schultz yesterday morning took q party
Of ladies' to the top Of UT. Davidson for
breakfast. OF the party were Miss Mel.
lie Diekey. Miss Walters. Miss Paddock.
Mrs. Morris. Miss Levy. L. A. Schultz
aud Willie NJ. n. johnson. Coffee was
prepared by means OF an alcohol lamp,
aud the breakfast was heartily enjoyed
by all hands, the novelty OF the business
adding edge TO the appetite OF every u
They do not enjoy il 10 much to-day.
and, for q wonder. are quite quiet.
PoH COUNTY Commonwealth
Spring himself o. a candidate
for County Commissioner OF Storey
county. subject to the decision OF the
Republican County Convention. Like
Joey Baestsck, John Spring is "tough
and de-rl-ish ally. sir" when he goes
into politics. but true as steel. lie has
been known evsr since the Comstock
was a baby. and he took a run down
Spring canyon and left his name there.
Everybody knows him. and he can do
more work for his election. II nominated.
than a scors u your besod men on
the streets.
foR CorSTr RrcoRpkR.-James w.
Ruls himself ~ a candidate
%, m. one. Of Recorder and Auditor Of
Storey county. subject to the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention.
Mr.. Rule IL an old and weh-known ei'-
nsn ana Po'ssssss 'se -
49,. ~. s,cs with his r,t.nsiys
ss.sa,.n.s .nJ -v.il.Lnovn Qualities
Ss-;m h. a hal man for the Rspub-
-. % raj bnt n . Democrat IL 10
N~A ~. oW.s h o,n,nent. Of that
nv, h. hs.,.n Inv a ,ooJ m.u
In Rpis
foh @ooSi'
himself as 'A
ONCE OF County o's'k' s"olse' wv
decision OF the Dsmocrahe ooun'y .on-
ssntion. Mr. Mackay has proved his
competency for the position by the able
and satisfactory manner in which he
: me , ." No man in ,h.
ooun,y /. better known or has o per.
sonal friends. II tho Democrat. are
still TO hold control OF that once. a. r.
Nacksy Is q good keeper to put into IT,
YoR County TnE,srRra. - G. II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

soxr people prefer getting wet To Dor.
rowing an umbrella, bat they are like
angels visih-fsw and far between.
Others prefer returning Q borrowed um-
brsila 70 keeping u, bat the poor numsr.
ical showing they make Affords . prolific
theme for Q moral lecture.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

TIE magistrates Of the village Of Ava.
Japan. being unable to discover ths
author Of q series Of mysterious crimes.
opened apoll. inviting every citizen 10
name on his ballot the person whom
be thought guilty. One notorious ne'sr.
do-well was elected v the culprt BY .
g. m. and having confessed his crime.
wal promptly executed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
A %RRMARKARLR CAsR.

One Of the most extraordinary eurss O
record was thu. Of the man John y. Herman
dsz, reading in Salt LAks City. who Wa d
deaths door with that terrible dissass Mara
mus the best medical aid ~ failed 70 stor
the progress OF the malsdy, vhsn twsnty-thfel
bottles Of BRfSTOL'S sARBAPARILLA and
three phisis Of BklsrOLs PILLS made him
we'll man. iy11 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
p.p.rsurc. last x,sni.s.

Miller. J @ Mason. A Nieholl. RR
Parkinson. Dolph Shane. Z ID Sweeney,
A l. Jones. @ Antonislle. $ Brown. Mrs
MeGauly. T Chambers. W Tyne. George ID
Evans. Prof II Allen. Miss N Ferris. J c
Franklin and wife. Mrs o 7 Barber. Mrs
\ II Wright. Mrs II AC Donahue and
child. Mrs Jones. George 7 Donahus. Mrs
E.rv,n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
WOODEN aooos IN CHINA.
An Esermsus Trade which Csu asd
should be nosepoiissd by she
Americas Republic.

Americas Republic.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 49, Ina previous
dispatch Of the Consul at Annoy. the
subject Of trade with China In cotton
goods was fully discussed. He now 70.
ports to the Department OF State soms
importsn, facts and suggestions relative
to the trade In wooden goods. The
States Of the Pacific. especially Call.
fornia and Oregon. posssss advantages
for competing for the woolsn trade OF
China, which nothing q change or
take away. Both San Francisco and
Portland are nearer by some Thousands
Of miles to all parts Of China than any
port OF any other competing State In
the world. The great valley OF the Col.
umbia contains 100. 000, 900 acres OF
first-raie sheep ~pasturags. with q large
population and cheap labor. and on the
completion Of the Northern Pacific Rail.
road the buzz Of millions OF spin.
dies will DO constantly heard on
the banks OF Oregon. California wool
and the coarssr grades OF Oregon seem
Just adapted to Chinese uses. Some
English writers have imputed the pres.
ent demand for woolens In china to the
enhanced cost OF silks. and predict that
the revival Of the silk industry will u
q corresponding decline In the use OF
WOODEN goods. Our Consul shows that
such views are erroneous. Annoy 10 the
old and natural homo Of the silk worm
and mulberry tree. Here Marco Polo
discovered the beautiful cloth which hs
called "Zaitun' (~satin). Observations
from this point do not sustain the Eng
lish theory. The demand for blankets
In place Of dirty cotton coyerlsts will
certainly continue, and may be increased
enormously. The use Of all kinds OF
wooden goods must improve their prices
approximate TO those OF cotton. Among
other American articles made Of wool.
rugs with pictures Of tigsr. dragons.
etc., interviewer. are exceedingly popular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

VICTORIA 10 reported to have said not
long ago. whom abe had given a. order
10 ons Of her domsstics: 81 am Queen
OF Great Britain and Empress OF India;
but I have not power enough 70 make
one Of my servants put Goals on the hrs
II she has been hired 70 look after the
h~d.rhambsra."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
Guaranteed.

At q matrimonial agency In Paris
1--WE have Just the thing you want
an orphan Of 20 nsxt grass"
pretty
"No.no. mot s1astly."
WORTH"
"Hslf 9 million francs. In govern
ments. Then she 10 oonsumptivs."
"Consumptvs. oh Well. that's ~
ways something. Perhaps, however
you are only exciting my hopes to"
"Sir. the house always guarantees
It's goods to b ~ represented"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
Eureka County.

Earskd Sentinel. Sept. 12.-At a meet
Ing Of workingmen held last evening.
the following resolution was adopted
That we will unite to form u Working
mems party In the town OF Eureka,
State Of Neva da. and that the said party
shall DO organized on q political basis,
solely In the interest Of the w%orkingmen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

TEE following is the bill ordered At
one Of the popular mountain hotels by
. "sick" lady: Chicken broth, roast
sirloin bssf, queen fhttsrs. boiled pota.
toss, baked cup Of custsrd. wine Jelly.
baksd sweet apples, Watermelon. FactI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
asrses oassAsissa.
tsr rur wssrr.x csios rrtraRAru Irsll

San FniScisco. Sept. i3.-2;io'r =.
Beat 4 Beleher IS, Con. Virginia IL.
North Con. Virginia IS b3o. Union Con.
ia. Ophir 52k. California liz. Savage
20. EIehequer 9. Belcher la, Dest Il
Bslcher IS. Caledonia 4 10. Justice IL.
Gould 4 Curry 49,. Sierra Nevada ii2.
Bullion Is. Chollar- Potosi 10. Alta 10.
Hale 4 Norcross IN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
A. E,..,.r viii she Irish rect.

Men get 30 stock. run-mad once In .
while in this country that II lisa good
thing for some one to come among thsm
occasionally who a charm them back
TO their better selves. That man 10 In
Virginia now. and will deliver q lecture
ct Pipsr's Opera House Saturday night,
taking as a theme the heading OF this
item. Daniel O'Connell needs no euio-
GUM at our hands. His name n fame
As u poet and humorist have come on
before him. and We predict that crowds
will follow after and hear what he has to
say Saturday night. We feel . strong
inclination to suggest that he visit Gold
Hill before he returns to San Fran.
riaeO-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

WV. j. wurrrLr, . representative
Democrat Of the great Northwest, and
editor and Publisher Of the winona
(Minn.) Heruld. visited the Comstock
to-day. Mr.. whipple started the Herald
some twelve years ago and 1t has been .
success ever since.
The Little Girls Band Of Carson will
appear and play at the yellow fever
benefit OF the Good Tsmplars at Coop
sr's Hall tonight.
Axoso the distinguished Appearances
In Virginia to-day we're J. T. AlsIandsr
OF the Reno Gasstts and W. W. Hobart,
State Controller.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
rnE PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unssosiisd IN storsy
county. 70 TO Thomas Hs,ron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. : North o strsst,
Virginia Oily. Frcsh oystss 81 al houn N
svsTy STYLE. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, homo style Of cooking, and
the best and frcsl sst Of Al that the mafksts
aiord. the Palace Eating Stand has no supsrios.
tn u. apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
A CARD.

To Ill who arc suffering from the sron and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc.. I will send .
receipt that will cure you, ynfx OF cnADoD,
This great remedy vas discovered By Q mission
ary In south Americs. Ssod . sslf-sddressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
station d, Bibis House, New Sork City.
ss7O Am
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

ExrERoH WILLIAM il taking mud
baths at Tsplitx. which are considered .
very sficacious remedy for rhsumstism.
About hfty political candidates are doing
The same thing out West Just now, but
u doss not seem 10 improve them much.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
A VOICE IRON NEVADA.

From Virginia oitys poor sufferer. Almost
dsvoursd alive By an ulcerous secret disssss.
sends Nc bis thanks and gratitude for his ~.
covery TO hath. effected b. thoss sterling sood
msdicinss, Brtstol's Sarsspartila and Pills.
established for over forty yesrs. rhsy have ths
.eonndsncs Of both doctors and patients.
su2t I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
BusIsr's oras for she Dsmserats.

Butter's 0rab for she Denoerssss
BosroS, Sept. l3.-Ths Lynn Demo-
Gratis last evening elected IS Butler and
10 anti.Butlsr delegates TO the State
Convention. The Democrats Of Taun-
ton elected Il delegates, all favoring
Butler. Brockton and Hopkiuton elected
anti. Butler delegates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
PEOPLES PRIMARIES.

Call for the Eisesiss sf Thirty.sev.
en- Uspiedged DsisGasss - shs
Repubiican state Cssvensses-
Msssisg 10 Misers' ustes Hail.
virgtais, This EvestsG-Deisks
This AoRning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

A YOUNG lady. ssksd By a Rob bsehs-
lor, "If not y~oursslf, who would you
rather Be ." replied swsstly and mod
sstfy, "youu, truly"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
MEDICAL

This great cure for Rhsumstism. Nsarsirs
and all Pains. Burns. sealds, Colds, and al
sches and psins that people and families sufsI
with, 10 really q wonder ald q success. J.
Jonss. j., sells 10 at Gold Hill. jsi1 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

Kvsrybody know that I esvs Tie deatA knsn
70 szorbitant prices n dry soods Tires yssss
-as long - ! smain In baainsss, and I AN
eoLhdsnt OF your patronage. ladies.
"Bsttss . nimhls penny than . SLOW shilling"
70 M motto.
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
BADGERING lHE CKITICS.

NEW YORK, Oct. s, 1873
To THE EDITOR HRRALD:-
No one can justly charge us with false economy or
bcraiity In Tho matter OF the enterprise advcrtis-
ing, ana believe you will concede TO us the right OF
selecting mediums Tor announcing the attractions
OF Booths Theatre. In any event propose TO
srciss t. We say this respectfully. Our trouble
with the Epening Post very easily DO summarized
II merely concerns the commercial value OF that
paper The estimate We put upon It be Judged BY
the fact that we have business intercourse v. 10
IT, Now. you will naturally ask how u IL this
WAS made and acted uDVn before the dramatic
reporter r,diouied production OF Heury VllI,2
TIE answer 10 roady:-For three days Of last
week, by some inadverssnce, the advertisements Of
sJans Shere" continued sho Post. Our ticket
seller reported that potwitnsssnding this apparent i'm
porsant there not Call The box 0nics
window for reserved seat to the Withdrawn
play, while hundreds Of tickets were sold Tor tho
attraction the spectacle Advsr-
sised the other papers. We make this statement
most reluctantly, but The HERALD must bo held
countabIc for tho badger being drawn. Your most
obedient servants, JARRETT l. PALMER
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
The Eleetfona.

At the hour when we are compelled to 60
to press with our first edition we have only
brief and fragmentary reports from the four
States which held elections yesterday. All
reports at hand show that an uncom-
monty heavy vote was cast every
where. The republicans are believed to
have carried their State ticket in Ohio by
eight thousand majority, which would
show very great change, as the democrats
chose their Governor last year by over
twenty thousand. In Indiana the demo-
Gratis are believed to have carried the State
officers, and the greenbackers will hold
the balance of power in the Legislature,
which is to elect Senator in place
of Voorhees,. The greenback vote in Ohio
is reported unexpectedly small. Sayler,
democrat, in one of the Cincinnati
districts, is reported defeated by Butter
worth, republican. The country can afford
to do without Mr.. Sayer. In the Toledo
district the nationals have cast q strong
vote; but it is believed Hurd, democrat,
is elected to Congress. All the doubtful
districts in Ohio have gone republican, and
the democrats appear to have been more
hurt by the greenback movement than their
opponents 1t looks on the whole as
though the country was safe.
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
The City's Credit.

The high standing of the credit Of the
city Of New York is shown in the bids for
the SIX million nine hundred thousand
dollars OF consolidated stock issued under
the law Of 1873, which were opened yester-
day. The bids aggregated the large amount
of twenty-eight million dollars, and
Drexel, Morgan d Co., August Belmont and
winslow, Lanier Il Co., in combination, offer
the handsome premium OF 5.2S, their bid
being 105.28 on the whole amount. The
other bids ranged from par to little under
1O3. No better evidence could be fur
nished of the confidence felt in the present
management OF the city's finances than is
supplied in this active competition for five
per cent city bonds. The premium offered
is about equal to that on the United States
five per cents. This experiment shows the
practicability of refunding the city debt,
now bearing six and seven per cent, at
q lower rate OF interest and proves the
expediency Of the law passed for that pur-
pose at the last session Of the State
LeQialatura.
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
One Blunder-Many Deaths.

Another horrible accident was yester-
day added to the dismal list of disasters
caused by carelessness. A long railway
train on the Old Colony road, carry
ing back to Boston hundreds of peo-
pie who had been spectators of the Sill
yer Lake regatta, was thrown from the
track when near the end of its trip, and in
stantly score or more of human beings
were dashed into eternity, while twice rs
many were wounded and otherwise injured
more or less seriously. One of the
victims, Patrick Reagan, seems to
have been most remorselessly pursued
by fate, having just lost race
at the regatta, and then lost his life in the
terrible crash Of doomed cars. The only
explanation of the disaster is given in two
words that have been heard far too often in
this misplaced switch" It
is barely possible, but not at all
probable, that the displacement was
effected Intentionally and maliciously by
evilly disposed persons, but it is far more
likely that the carelessness or neglect Of
some employe Of the road led to the acci-
dent. There is no possible excuse for mis-
placed switch, as all railroad men know ::
so there is no reason why On investiga-
tion and distinct verdict should not be
promptly given in this particular case by
coroner's jury.
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
The dian Sc arc.

The great and natural fight on the West
ern border seems to have subsidized. The
Cheyennes certainly did great deal of
mischief, for which the band or its individ-
ual members should be held to account |;
but the Indians under Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail-all of whom were suspected of
an intention to take the warpath, and who
certainly would have done SO had they and
their leaders been merely the depraved
prairie savages that the borderers and the
army consider them have remained quiet.
This is the more remarkable for the rea-
son that both bands are en- route for
new reservations which they do not
like. General Gibbon telegraphed on
or before the 5th inst. that the Spotted Tail
Indians had left their reservation and were
burning the country in all directions, yet
on the 4th Agent Pollock telegraphed that
everything was working harmoniously at
the reservation SO it is quite possible that
the irregularities of irrepressibles, of whom
even Indian society is not destitute, have
misled the soldiers. Red Cloud telegraphed
on the 4th inst. that all his people were with
him, that all was quiet, and there were no
hard feelings. The temporary absorption of
the predatory Cheyennes by Red Clouds
band, if it has taken place as reported, may
cause some uneasiness but the old auto
crat who has so often subdued the dis
affected elements at his reservation can
safely be depended upon to be equal to
this occasion.
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
A Typical InAasfon Movemont {.

The good people Of Scranton, Pa, expe-
rienced sad disappointment yesterday.
A large balloon was to make captive"
ascensions-that is, ascend to q certain
height only, being secured to the ground by
ropes just one thousand feet long. The
balloon, as the work of imitation went on,
grew larger, fuller, rounder, and the thou
sands who were looking on became enthu-
siastic in their admiration. 1t was as big
as house; it could lift itself from the
ground; it was full and rotund; SO who
cared what the filling might be? But sud-
denly o breeze moved it, and then a sharp
stick interviewed it, and an instant later
the graceful, portly form of the balloon
vanished, and nothing remained but an
empty bag. Even the fact that its extreme
altitude had previously been limited by q
rope of known length could not prevent
the catastrophe. The experience was analo-
gous to that which will follow if bad coun-
sci leads to the initiation of our national
currency. A hasty glance at the fnan-
cial field. after unlimited greenbacks have
been ordered, will disclose the spectacle
of something we'll filled, shapely, Opaque
and occupying considerable space, but the
moment the fair figures growth and move
ment are opposed by anything whatever
that instant the entire form is sure to vanish
into thin air, leaving behind it only the
diaphanous envelope which had contained
tho intangible hopes of the careless. Save
us from any such imitation movement!