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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

Tnrnn is as much diversity of opinion
in the cabinet as in congress on the
silver question, Secretaries Thompson
and McCrary are thorough remoncli2cls
and in sympathy with the majority in
the house and senate. Secretary Key
is n slverite in limited form, being u
compromise man. Mcssrs. Sherman and
EYnrlA nre in nccord.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

years ago there was only one house IA
each OF these noighborhO0ds now lle
valleys and praiHes are filled with lns
dustrious iarmera There Is good
school house Al each place, and the poo
plo seem W be quiet, goRhead-and
attend,to,thoir Ownshuslness class
Gaysoa Comtg-Denison ID blessed
with The possession Of u mild aud harm
less lunatio @ Who on several oooaa'
ions has pursued persons with q
butcher knife and Friday morning lac
made q similar attack upon his lalher,
Mr. +, Mc0reeyy, The citizens OF
Denison have held meeting 10 take
final action towards the right Of way Tor
the railroad west Of there, Sherman
Il0gislar, The witness against the
murderer Of Rev Mckenzie, AZ Whites
boro stated have beeninllmato with
Allen Matthews over since about July
| have often met him out, aud am now
with child by him, Ito promised 10 get
mo nm abortiye drug In case got pr0gs
nant, or take mo any where wanted
10 go, | nave always been kindly treat
ed by the deceased am sure Allen
Matthews IL guilty, Ito ran around In
front Of the house and met mo AZ the
gate ~ went toward William No,
Komies aud told mo not 10 tell any one
he had done the deed, Tue next time
saw him no was In the house Of the
deceased among the crowd lie was
arrested aud put under guard "
ComaneLe Comtn-Chici i, W, John
son attempted TO steal Miss Matte Mar
shall out ON Rush creek, Ito WAS pur
suod aud the prize taken from him
The matter rested for day or two
when the "young Lochnvar" with I
few trusly companions made u aeConC
raid, which was mora successful ano
now the parents are loft alone with ia,
comforting reflection that II he uses ia,
same oxertiona 10 take care Of her as h,
did 10 secure her her choice may moi
DO "A bad ono -----COmanChe wants
money order post office. 49, The stag,
! roads ARE nearly impossible Advice
from Hazel Dell, in the southeastern
edge OF this county report pitched
bnttlc, the particulars Of which are ~
iollows On the morning of the 2btl
between daylight aud sunrise II party q
eight men, Captain Hurley and sever
others from Somervillo and Erath coun
ties overlook, aud made an attempt Il
arrest thIce horse thieves at Jane
Mackey's, house and were driven bacl
after II sharp firing The thieves thel
made break and succeeded in gettinl
to tho woods and made good their az
cape, A man named Green, who hap
pencd to be staying over night At Mack
ey's put his head out at the door durin
the firing aud wasshot in the jaw, re
cciying CHASTITY though not danger
GUS wound, The thieves lett five hen,
of horses at Mackcy's,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

Our vigorous and sprightly cotempoN
rary of the Denson HeraM should 20
slow, at least slow enough to not com,
nit itself prematurely, or perhaps it
may be called upon to lay oifunder its
full share ofridiculosity. About one.half
Of the good democrats of Texas will tell
you that II little healthy opposition to
the democracy wouldn hurt either it
or its nominees.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06
Dr., ]. C. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical aud Analytical Chemists
SOLD ny ALI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.

Iho Most Emlurt Swing Auihora,
sucn AZ IA. Hon, W, IT, Gladstone, Poi,
Max Muller, PROT lyudnll, Dr w., b. Car.
pentor, N, A. Proctor, Prof Huyl,y, Jas A.
Fruudc, Edward \, Frermuu Frances Power
CObbc, u. Mackenzie Wallace, Tie uuke Of
ArRyll, Mrs, Muluch, William Black, lpan
lngrluw, Miss TllcKerny, Mrs, O.iphanl,
Mrs. Alexander, Geo. Macdonald, Matthew
Arnold, Tmgueulcf Auerbach, ltuskin, Ton,
nyaun, Btcwniug, ana many others, are rep
rpgpuA pI I'm tho pnuDg of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

CHINESE i'm migration. from mere
local question, has gradually assumed
the magnitude of a question of nation,
al concern which cannot be dismissed.
No objection to their immigration on
account Of their race, color or previous
social condition can be consistently
urged with the accomplished results of
the war staring us in the face, A solu.
ton of the question which will not be
special and arbitrary in its application,
is the equation to be reached by states
man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06
Bully Aerala

fHH DAILY HERALD IN published avery
morning, except on Monday, ~ wv 10
annum In advance, postage prepaid or
" oanta por week delivered IN the city,
ADvnnfIhnIN0 hATrsi One square lleh llllha
nOnparail) 0nO time VI 10, aaoh subsequent
insertion, 70 Oenls special raiah for weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers,
TINS WEEKLY HERALD u publlhhed every
Saturday mo rni ~ " % poryoAr' posi-
age prepaid
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06
Attention, Properly Holders

Notice is hereby given that | will begin on
the nrst day OF January next to MAKE w
assessment of real estate and personal ptol
edty Tor the citytnXeS OF 1878, aud all pafs'hS
owning, or having in their pnee. i'h ~
agent OF another, ANY rent estate or ncEsph'
property, ate hereby u0tiHeI ~ come I',i
ward to the Office IL tho city Assessor thu
collector aud reuder the same ooiUIe '"'
first day OF Fcbruary, 1876
j. N. OGDEN,
dec29-lOt CITY Assessor y Collector
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

"Why don't you look where you're
g0ingW said two blind men slmulta-
neously on the Bcwery, In New York,
the other day, AZ they ran against each
other. II required the aid OF n
bystander to keep them from u quarrel,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS

Are the most ee
iecllyo and congo.
discovered lhoy
arc mild but IL
iootual IN thcIr
operation, moving
the bowels surpiS
and without pal6
Although gentle
~ their operation,
they are stlIl tlle
most horoughanl
FeuTpliiug ,Ytbo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06
Ciub-hEircs for the Beat yIOme ana
Foreign h,ifcFnsure

Phliadelphia Evening Bulletin: "POs5e9se1
oil TIE LIVING AGE aud on or two other OF
our NiEneiuus American mouthlles, a suO-
sorioer viii mud himself In command oI the
who's situation"
For 5000 TItE LIVING ACE and eltboi ore
OF tho American :! Munthlts (or Harper
weekly or Bazaar will be sent inr ye IL
both postpai or, for 80 10, THE LtyISa Aah
ana the ST. NiChoias, or Appleton JoutHHI'
Address ahFFrf.H, y AN2,
noy21dNwlt Vq.fHD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06
NOTICE TO ESTRAKERS

am ordered by the grand jury to notify
no following named parties who have es-
rayed stock and failed TO report the same AS
required by law, that IL they do not do so
promptly, true bills will DO found against
them, via;
7. L. SANFORD, one horse.
GA. Poor, one mule.
". =. 0bier, two horses.
A. q. Mcdowell, one horse.
=. Nd. Bowman, one COW and calf.
James.F. Ramsey, three steers.
A. HARDWOOD
lG-it County Clerk Dallas County, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

tic medicine that can be employed clpan,.
ing the stomach and bowels, and even N.
blood. IN small doses Of one pill a day
they stimulate the digestive organs a6i
promote vigorous health
AYER's Pnls have been known fan
more than q quarter Of century aud haye
obtained worldwide reputation for lhoIy
virtues, They correct diseased action n
the several assinilotiye organs Of llo
body, and are 10 composed that ob,lut
tiuus within their range can rarely with
stand on cyadc them, Not only DO thew
cure the every day complaint Of oyen,
body, but also formidable and danqcuin
Diseases that have ballcd tho best of
human skill While lheyproducepowcr.
lhl effects, they nre, ot the same time, tm
safest aud best physir for children BY
their apcricnt action they gripc much less
than the common pnrgatiycs, and never
give pain when the bowels are not innamed.
They reach the vital fountains Of thebl
and strengthen the system by freeing L
from the elements Of weakness,
Adapted oall ages aud conditions In
all climates containing neither calomd
nor any dclctcrious drug, these Pills may
be- taken with safety by anybody, Their
sugm~coating preserves them ever ilrsh
and makes them pleasant TO take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity
PREPARED ny
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06
galgaEXTRA 0FFeB FOB 1873, rJ0a

To all new subscribers for 1873, will be sent
traits the six numbers of ISL, containing
he ntst instruments Of a new .etinl Erica,
Ingersleben-the beat work of one 0i tRe ps9t
ana brightest authors of Germany. ne"
story by the charming English autholesSi
Htss ihackorH9, also appears in the sane
numbers, rom advance sheets, with othe'
valuable matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

,,,MSNe VIII nnd huge for Lands, Fa-;ne s,h
lily property. We will find renters Tor
r,aais, dwellings and stores. Furnish nh.
st W. S perfect titles, pay tax $, etc. Negou
yeys so anS on real estate security. Make sur
my seil anu locate lanI certificates,
Inns hh.s ana city property in the North To
eTehange for Texas property. -'o''" W
CO.. n,nii,ug an extensive acquaintance with
ton is turned in this direction psr,ias da-
IL IN our hands. "0'I o w. e., u'o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN


FOaT-lin6 Advertisements inserted lWllHln
tliis column fpr Twenty-Five CONS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06
70 Hsai

HOUSES Two houses, one On ltlm steel
with seven coma, Onr hrlnw lngt,l ~"
With ala rooms, A ply "a joins lENlnWn
HtTgOt, N''W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

uOuAE-On Vain street Two rooms anu
l u stable w pef month";. .,,,,n,,gun
fob2slt A, ", hllElllEN''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

IA OOMH- Tive unlurushud ropmA ~ u pfl'
IL yaln residence, nunfd rnhNrhluhl
coed locality, Address ~ ln" ll'lh n'hoo
fnlh ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

A TrENTlON-A Gernan man WISHES elll'
"a plOymeut Ia taking care uI hnla.nt i'
garden ana general hnnrtWpIt' ,nNN l'lil
anrl. lnqilla ~ Tho Herald once q lw
inn lattaiH WI M irli-li
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

uOARD-A private mmly having lnnIn
- house room Than lsnrndnii wsull lhke
GiW select bOnTdtIH, with ihr rninlnflh ~ u
nome. AdlIeAa 30" y. %, bnH hih' lahi'lW
DOA HDkRA--u OOd rooms hnd hnhll lpl
~ gentleman anl lady corner ltnll ~"
1--we Ouk, MIA, COLllNh, hlAlW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

ny ayOung man rom lllinOis, lll rt-
" phriruGn Ia the gWptiy hnl Nb Hnlu.
tfndh' lily rnierenrnh glYput Alllth ~
llili Dallas or eall ~ y, w. hAblAnh wv, 10
aver pntlnllorf NNFN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06
Wanted Bosrdlnq,

nuAHDlNG Two gentlemen, % q grnllp
ID man aud wife, nnn hh iulnlhhtl WlllR
plenAanl roam and hnnn ~ Mrs mn lhnn NJ
corner Main ana ilarwOnd lrh'''W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

lils column Tor Twenty-Five p'NN,
Waited siusnsa'
NY ay0unR man rom niinnis, llAd az
" phrieuGH Ia the gmpfly AMI np BnNns
ifndh, lliy rninreurrh glypnt AllltHa W.
lilli Dallas az eAll a. y, w. hAnlAnh hNl1N
aver pnslnllleN' WV"
A TTENTlON-A Gernan man Wishes en-
"a plpyment Ia HklnR care ul Nnlh.nt w
garden Hnd general HOMEWORK, iinnl lrltl
enoNs. llnqllle ~ lhe Herald plh'r,N y"
tho lellnlh"J H." N''N
ws0iaa-aosrdl0q'
DuAHDING two gentlemen, o. q gentle.
ID man aud Wlln, can 70 ilnnlHlitl Nln"
pensani room and hnnm ~ Mrs hlmrhnh NJ
corner Main ana ilarwo0l, hh''W
DOAHD-A private mmily haYlng lnnlp
ID house room Than lHnrrlrll Wsull lAhe
fnW select h0nrneiH WIN no 'nNNIhWp
home, Address "f," r. o. hoa pm. l'palW
ID ltDhRA-u OOd rooms ana hnall lpl
~ gentleman and lady corner lthll az"
liyn Opk, Mrs, uOLllNh Wl"lN
10 Heat
EAHM-A farm ~ rent eight mites east o.
Il tho oily On1 hundred a0tn4' uu,u ,nnN.l |
Wood aud W ler, Appl} 10 pf " " lpNnn |
on Central railroad QUO ipllp h"lV'"' WV
feDi'lW
OUAEs-Pwo hou,es, Que on lslm slletl
III with seven unmH, unn hnlnw W. tlnM" !
with ala lnnmH' a ply lnlpllN lmm'n W,n
street, "''"
ID OOMs Two unlumhhoi rooms q q pli,'
~ ynln Residence, hnhfn ,tnlN'nnl,vvnn,
coed LEGALITY Address We l'' ''''' "'"''
fol ~
uOuAE-On Vain alreel-'lw0 rooms anl
IL u stable " pof month, ,,,puuvpn
lob2il A. H. hllE'llHN'
LACKsMITH HllOr--On Elm street, ~
ID Fast Dallas onlJ W peT lnonlil,,,upuu
| lub1it " NhHlllHN''
A TpENTlON GARnENElts -tof rent
N from ton a. iuTiy uriuH rirl mack hlnlN
loan, In nigh state OF Cultivation y N.Y.
| two miles onAiu He court hluht ny lrHih'
| able price, \ Nlik n MURPHY ltrhl lth
tato Agents, 80, ~, Aunln street l"n'lrlW
ID OOMs, TWO rooms urnlahri o,
IL unfurnlHhud, bet % huiln ana
Market HlreoH, Apply NJ tho washington
House, 40 Market street dtlulL
Mboesnpous Wants,
u,o EXCHANuE-A valuable plrrpol rut'
| | idontnl property tor stock I Huuuh'
| Property located IN the hUnrl NJ u rhpldY
| growing towu n0nr hallt, Address ~ T.
~" Herald once. lcpl'W
INO EXCHANGE, rN noroa oi lana IN
| | Young, liiG IN Johnson ana 100 ~ nnh'
ton COunilot 20 exchange for good plllhh
city iOpuriy or good land from ave 20 clglil
miles from DALLAS. ltctl estate once ~
| Main street, OppOAlto tho court hullho.
mng2.lm. W, q, SlCKLEi.
NJ acknowledgements may ho handed
~ into our business ofiCo up To ~ me-
nnd into the compoNlng room WI ~ m
rl,o MOVE FUHNIrURE, PIANOS, LOOE.
| l lug Glasses, Etc., with care, ana very
onoap, II, ~. KREu Elt, Leave orders ~
H. T.. Murphy " Coz Lamar street. ocl2-lhl
\NyAN1ED - Everybody 81 have thrll
w olOlhus cleaned, dyed aud repaired ~
JACOB. W EBElt'S Cleaning ana Dyrlng Eh'
tHbllahmcnt, sON Main street. DnllnH, SauS'
faction warranted, lulSll-lSf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-06

ID OOMA,- Two rooms urnlHhrd ul
IL unmrnHhod, bet 80 Austin ana
Market slreolH, Apply NJ tho Washington
House, 40 Market street drtu.ll,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
COURT CALENDARs-rHIs DAY.

SCPREMR CoURr--CnAxBEas--Holdb v Judge pono
hue Mos. T. 10 A. a. o. b5, 5s, 81 49, TO- "a IA Il
80 ST. 81 81 80, 49, 49, vi, a. 1905 1O7, liz 1l6 l2k
l32 l33 I43 lao las, Is7 las. l49 15l l5s I64 l72
49, ls4 1856 1s7, 1885, ls9 19i. 1914 1896 1877 1885, 202
2o3, zv4 2v0, 2v7, 2US 200. 2lO I'll, IA
SUPREME CouRr--GKxxRAL TgRx. Adjourned until
July 3D.
SUPREME CouRr--SPKuiAL Travelled bv Judee
Van Bruut--Nos. LOO. 30. 1884, 1U5 49, II, ass. 26l
o. 45s. 400 400, 462 1S9 ais, 472 AVS ATS l78 4sO
SUPREME Coumr-vIKcUrr--far |. --Adjourned until
Tuesday, May zS Part 2--HeId by Judge Lawrence
Nos. 1892, $685. 9dg 134I, Dos, 2034 1904 1906 1908
1889, 14D4, 1893 l49l, 3342 1855, 1879 4U5 1566
1857, 1921, $780, 1909, 1867, 1s20 1854 1877. PART
3-hed BY Judge Van Worst Nos. 1882 5000, boa
is4s 3!7g ll74 55s%, 1857 81 20, 14S2, 376 1877,
1853. 1910. '
SUPERIOR CouKr--GRxERAL TgRx.--Adtourusd until
the fourth Monday OF D. ne
SUPERIOR CouRr--SPEcIAL TRRM--Heid By Chief Jus-
tice Curtis Mo- day calendar
SUPERIOR CouRr--TRIAL TRnu--Parts l. q and f.
Adjourned Tor the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GESxRAL TRRm Adjourned until
the lfst Monday OF june
COMMON PLEAs-EovrY TERN adjourned for the
term.
COMMON PLrAs--CHAxBERs-- by Judge J. =.
COMMON pLEAs--rKiAL TEnM--Part l--IieId By Judge
Van Hoescn.-Nos. 4i9 1851 1g4U 1881, 451 203. GOA
t,s 90. $50 5s 1884, 800. 22g. 63+ ll4j l3O. 1438
2l3i, S2o ISL, 26Ul llI5, 1868, ll26, 2520 13 147
i4s U2U =, 1916, 1905 24ba Part 2Aojoorsed Tor tls
term.
MAaIEx CoURr--GRSxRAL rrRn-Heid bv Judges
Shea, McAdsuf ard Sinnotl --Appeas from ordsrn,
Nos 70 ~. inclusive; appeals IRON judgments, Nos
MARINE CouRr--rnrAs Txnn-Pars l-Adjourned
for the torn. Part 2--HsId by JudRr uooppl--Npa
1919 430c 4ta7, $500, 45tz 4s2o 4Sll lOvA Para A..
l Adjourned fos me term.
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ULTIMATE INTENTION.

[From the Washington Post. May ISL
sDo you think We arc going TO bounce Haysss"
said a tw,g 81 tho Post TO General Rico last night
Il aont know About how high do you think he
ought 70 DO bounced said the genial statesman vita
a smile.
"Just high enough to have his hooi screens clear
the trees yondcr SAID our representative, pointing
To tho outrageous walt Of verdure that nolosss Nj.
Tiidcn's rightui residence.
"wel," SAID tho General, reicctively at may
como to that al all events, wo VIII make him iocJ
rlr bt unensy.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27

A meeting Of delegates from about twenty churches,
Father Mathew ana other temperance socistIss met
yesterday afternoon, At No. 205 Third avenue Tor ths
purpose OF organlzinE a temperance convention fu
This CITY 10 be composed 81 delegates IRON all
other temperance societies Mr. Alexander wnIl
was elected the and Mr.. ..ToYouee
Roper acted secretary. Alter the chairman
had explained tho object OF Tho meeting the
secretary read a constitution and bylaws, when
wore unanimously adopted. Meetings will be nsld
SEM mouthiy anu election for officers viii taga
place IN July. Ono Of tho principal and most impor.
tsnt objects OF tho convention will eradicate
IRON puDlic meetings the practice OF allowing the
singing OF vulgar comic songs and TO remove every.
thing that might tend 10 disgrace the tompsranoe
movement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27

SA1<k<S ~ Ab< AAONs
4 UCTIoN SALE AT PRIVATE REsIDENCE.
IA Attention housekeepers
Positively the largest sale of the season.
ELEGANT CABINET HOUSEHOLD FUPNITURE.
THIS tMONDAy) MORNING.
commencing ut 10 o'clock.
NO. Il WEST SIXTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN
FIFTH AND SIXTH AVENUES,
sTEINWAY PlANOFoRTE.
ChiCKERIsG UPkIGHT PIANO
PARLOR AND DRAWING loom SUITS, Esstlake aud
Queen styles covered In and g0d satin
saa SIX Suits in bsocsde sspestries ana rspg
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE IN THEIR ORIGINALITY.
PINE SELECTION IMPURTED BRONZE SrATUARY.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS. MARBLE TOP.
DRESSING CASES
PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES.
SOFA HEDSTEADH =
LOUNGE BEDS
LIBRARY TABLES G "A
WALNUT BEDSTEADS. aN. r C
WALNUT LIBRARY CASES. & .
EASY CHAIRS Nl.a1ts =
UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS.
CYLlNDEK DESKS.
pAnLOR DESKS. ADRIAN
MARBLE TOP TABLES
TkTr-A-TkTkS ls -
CORNER ATANDH E.
MARBLE TOP BUREAUS. s.
MARBLE TOP WASHSrANDS.
CANESEAT CHAIRS.
EXTENSION TABLES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27


BKL SSELs AND IN0NAIN CARPETS
STRING BEDS. HAIR MATTRESSEa
MlRROks cORNlCEs. CURTAINS. LAMBREQUINs.
Window shades, Mats, Rugs, DC. &c.
n B-SAe positive rain shine. bout tail to attend.
Messrs. RANDOLPH h Co. AucttoneerA
Arrangements mace packing shipping II desired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27

COAsrWlSE STEAMSHIPD.
pAcIYlc NAIL STEAMSHIP coArASY's LINE
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA. CENTRAL and
LAND, AUSTRALIA nRiTisn c9LuMHlA, WASH.
pier foot Vt Canal st., North River
FOR San FkANvisCo. via IsrhMUs or PANAMA.
Steamship ACAPu Leo. .frday. May ~
(connecting tor Central aud South Amcrca)
from SAN FRANCISCO 70 JAPAN and CiIISAi-
Steamship .TussGsy, juno
Ste an.1ip CITY OF PEK1N6 Monday. July
Prom SAN FRANCISCO TO nAEDwICH ISLANDS.
AUSTRALIA aud NV ZkALAND:-
steamship AUSTRALIA. .Mondnv, June 10
For freight Or passage apply a. tho eomrsnys office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27

"A LAW BOOKS EXTRA.
BAKER CO.. ~ and 40 Liberty st..
their sale ct the Law Library this Mon.
day. May a. two o'clock y. NJ continue t all 10
sold: they number 1000 of the valuable Law
references, REPORTS Arguments. Decisions Dgests.
he, offered No auction
Art Extra.
BARKER co. have exhibition cxtrsordin.
AIRY hne collection Of American and European OH PANT
ng4 Connesseuru will be we'll rewarded In giving
animation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
TO CANDIDATES..

The GOLD HILL NEWS haring
been duly selected by The County
Commissioners as the OFFICIAL
NEWSPAPER OF STOREY CoUN-
'rY. candidates for office at the CON-
ing election ieiN see the importance
and propriety Of placing themselves
sqnareiy before the people BY insert.
ing their respectipe announcements
officially in the NEWS. All rN
De giren a fair and equal shoe. re-
gardiess Of politics. We IRISH IL
also distinctly understood. as hereto
fore. that all political or election
printing must be paid for in ad-
vance. We a accept Of no contin-
gent arrangements. Any candidate
,cho does not pay his printing bills
promptly. is not roTtAy Of the office
I've seeks. and moreover he icia not
be elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
THE LION AND THE hear
AGAIN.

Russia is just now engaged in re-
venging herself upon England for her
part in securing the Treaty OF Berlin. by
intriguing with the Indian subjects OF
the Empress Queen. and there Is q pros
pect OF serious complications arising be-
tween the Courts at London and st.
Petersburg. II seems that the Ameer OF
Aighanistan has treated Lord Lyttou.
tho English viceroy Of India. with
supreme contempt. The vieeroy has
sent two important State dispatches to
the Ameer. and no notice has been taken
Of either OF them. His Indian Majesty
declining ever to answer Lord Lytton's
questions. This. OF course, Is open re-
bellion. and the troops Of the Empress
will be speedily sent to put down the re-
bellion and teach the naughty Amser q
lesson in English diplomatic etiquette.
IL the affair were to stop there. the civ
ilized world would not be greatly agita.
ted. But 1t Is asserted that the English
Government has positive proof. in the
form Of Russian letters and other doc
uments, tina. tho rebellion in Afghan.
istan is melted aud will DO aided. by the
Car OF Russia. II this DO true. there
is a fine probability OF aeoniict between
the British Lion and the Russian Bear.
and with all Asia Minor practically under
the control OF England. 1t 10 not diff.
fcult to foresee the result Of such q
contest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-27
sENAron JONES AT HONE

Senator John p. Jones returned to
the Comstock from San Francisco this
morning. and his presence here will
tend to inspire his friends with new en-.
ergy and courage for the prosecution OF
the coming campaign. One thing Is
settled. and should be realized by every
Republican in the State. The people OF
Nevada are substantially a unit in their
desire to return this faithful public SER
rant to the United States Senate. They
know that he has done his whole duty
by them in the past. aud therefore they
can trust him implicitly to work and
fight for them in the future. They
know that his work is but half accom-
plished. lie has secured the partial re-
mobilization OF silver. but the full and
benihcent effects Of that act will not be
realized until our great product Is placed
absolutely on a par with gold. by having
all restrictions on its coinage removed.
No man is so thoroughly competent,
both in natural energy. and in the
knowledge Of the subject which past OF.
p%eriencs has given him. to secure this
full measure OF relief as Senator John
p. Jones. II would DO but an act Of
becoming grace. IL Democrats would
unite with Republicans, and send him
back to Washington with the hearty en-
dorssment Of the entire people Of the
State. As that cannot be hoped for.
however. Republicans must see to 1t that
Nevada does not stultify herself by
transferring his mantle to the shoulders
OF another and less competent man.
He is our natural standard bearer In the
coming fight. and rs such we are proud.
Is Republicans, to welcome him TO the
scene Of the conflict.