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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-24
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OOULD 4 CURRY slLvER MIN.
" mo U0MPANi. Locstion Of principal
plac- OF business. san trsneisco California.
Location OF works, virsinia, storey county,
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at . meeting
OF the Board OF DIRECTOR. held on the 18th
day OF April. 1878, an assessment tNo. ssl
Of one Dollar 81 per snare was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corpora.
ton. payable Immediately. In United states
gold coin, TO the Secretary. at the once OF the
Company, Room No. Cs Nevada BIock. No
sos hsntsomey street. San Francisco. CALI
fornia.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Tventy.s-cond day OF
My, 1878. will be delinouett. and advertised
lor sale At public auetion. and unless pay.
ment IL made before viii be cold on
WEDNESDAY. the ,wel th day OF June.
1878, pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF saie.
b. order of tbe Beard Of Director.
ALFRED x. DlRBkOW. Secretary.
Ofics-Room NO. os Nevada Block, No. 90
Montgomery tire I, IA Pfsncisco. California.
api9td
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sds,.. fTs iSs.
With full directions for ts use Ia all eAssa Price
9ioo sold by all Wholesale and rytAil drufy iss and
deaisrs throughout th- United ststss anil csnai-s
wkhks POTTER. Oensral Asen;s and wao.s-
sale Druggists. Boston. Mass.
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NOTICE

yuyO WHOM Ir NAY CONCERN.
IL hereby notify all per-ons tfat my vile:
HAR0ARkr McMENENY. has ieft my bed
snd board without Inst cause OF pr0vosation.
and that from this date vili not be rsl'ons.hle
for or pay any bills % her contracting.
ROBERT McMESkMY.
Cold Hiil. April Is, ISIS. apis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
THE PEEslDENl IVES ERN TOUR

From The Chicago Inter Ocean, August COL
The Upiou Veteran Club held an adjournsd m ectins
last evening, at the League Rooms, Grand Pacific
Hotel, Vice President chetlsin IN The chair and Mr.
J. 8. Curtis us secretary.
Captain White moved that com mittse be appointed
to ccmmunicae Gu behalf Of the Veteran Club, the
Grand army Of the Repub &c, and tho limos National
Guards. with President Hayes, proTering him pubic
reception on behalf OF those bod ss on his proposed
visit to this CITY, aud also, OF the offer osua
acce pied, 20 make arrangements iot tho same.
Colonel w. 5. Scrionsr spoke st considerable length
Against the moton the speaker, during his remarks,
referring to certain speech OF President Hayes. made
In Georgia, IN which ne used almost ogstic terms
rsnci pliers He consider thai Prexideos
Hayes deserved \ recs pto0, he had those
mcn who had fought against the Union 10 such
Loud cheers.l :"
M. ". W. Roberts spoke In defence OF tue Presi.
dent, but raceiysd GO cneers.
Nr. William Woke thou. mt that Colonel Scrtbner
WAS wrong that the question apolitica one:
not An honor paid 10 Mr. Hayes but 10 the President
OF the United States.
General White also spoke, advocating the reception
on the same grounds Ms those named by Mr.. Woke.
vote was Then taken ana the motion adopted By
vote oi 20 yeas 10 II nays
Tho folio~inR were appointed a. commlttee from
tho meeting TO act 10 concert other bodie ne.
cordance with the motion III. l.. Hawkes., w. Woke
renee and General Samuel b. sherer.
Tho meeting then adjourned
Alter the general meeting of the soldiers at the
Pacific Hotel the Veteran Club rsssBs bed. and.
by resolution, declined pate the proposed
reception 10 President Hayes.
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WASHINGTON.
FROM CUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WAsuiSGrox. August %. 1873
GOVERNMENT SUPERINTENDENT RpMovrD.
mo Acting Secretary OF the Treasury yesterday
submitted for the Prssidsnl's considerations state
mont relating TO the conduct OF Mr. Edward Ogden,
the superintendent OF work the public building
now being erected nj albany. The report such
Character that the President approved the sugxes.
ton that Mr.. Ogden should be suspended accord
insiy the Acting Supervising Architect directed
to issue the order which Forwarded by last ghrs
mail, directn- the Master Mechanic TO ,rgs
Of tho building and continue the work. Mr.. Ogden Is
required to turn over thu DIS the ice 10 his
sue essor Neither the Acting Secretary nor The
Supervising Architect will give any inform alton
the nature OF tho charges hut they say that The report
WI be further cxImued and Mr. Ogden will have
ample opportunity TO explain II the Oh -rges
rounded ne may DO restored TO the work
tIRcuMLocUrIoN ABOUT DUMIIAG OVAL IN
1HE NEW YORK BAY.
The Lighthouse Boari decides that II has no juns.
dicion In the matter OF controlling III. dposii OF
olIai In the lower bay New York, and tho letter
concerning the subject has been referred by the
Treasury Department 10 III, revenu marine service,
which will PROBABLY refer II to the War Department
tn" bong the nearcs jurisdiction OF any OF the gov
orn ment departments.
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SAD DkOWNIhG ACCIDENT.
[BY TELEGR ApH TO The HERALD.


PouGHKEEPsiE, N. Y, August %, 1878.
e. w. Reed, vrrinian, aged twenty year,, was
drowned IN the Hudson, sou.o 0 New Hamburg, to-
day, under distressing cIrcumstaces. Hs arrived 1t
New HAMBURG last evening to visit the family Of
Francis K. R,ves his grandfather. at their summer
residence. To-day. with young Nr. Rives. he won't
smiling IN a boat, aud when at point south OF New
Hamburg. where the water tn rty ieet deep, Rives
dtsronsd and wont In swimming. White he WAS IN
tho water he saw Reed undressing and, knowing he
could not SWIM shouted TO MN TO stay IN
the boat as the water was too deep. II ~
thought tho latter aid not hear ana no jumped also
Rives swan toward him and grspp~d alth ban,
bo'h went .own together. The toe strong and
their boat Heated away. rhsy appeared on the sur.
Taco aud went down second time, Rives suii cling
ing to nj comptni0n. Az they we're 2oing down the
tprd time Rvss was SO exhau, tod that he lot 70
hold ana Reed sank out vi sight Tor Tue last time.
francis Rvcs and mis- VIE, tue grandparents OF The
young man. arrived u New Hamburg dvo min ulss
alter IRON New York, having just come from Europe,
where they lett the father mother dro ed
man. Men have been Srappling Tor the body all tho
afternoon without success. ana diver has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
CAROLINA REVENUE TROUBLES.
[sy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]


GRxExvrLLx, y. G., August 20, 1878
The case OF tbs United States Vs. Lewis L. Redmond
and thirteen others, charged with ''oeDspracy" la
attempting 10 intimidatc Deputy Marshal W. r. Gary
~ hinder him from d,scn arging his duty and to CON-
pei him TO cavs this part Of country came up to-day
In the United States District Court, with Judge
Bryan presiding. OF tho fourteen men who have
boon indicted members Of the dreaded gang ON.
c,sy stated, only i've were present OF this nun
three have alloWed turn states evidence
the proceedings against them not being pressed
In consideration Of their testimony. The re.
naming two wore put trial to-day. They
seventeen years respectively. They look far more
like cowboys than conspraors. Two OF The witnesses
IND their former confederstes about twenty one
years old, judging from their youthful appearances.
iiho hearing OF evidsncs occupied several hours
developed the fact that toe raiders 10 Gnry's
euse 10 order 10 recover some money, au Overcoat
aud shawl taken by the officers Rsdlno nd ON the
ana, OF course. he was not moisssed IL was moi
proved that any threats were made against him, OK.
cops thrshts OF Intended capture.
CONSPIRACY CHARGES NOT SUSTAINED.
The charges VI conspiracy were not sustained. and
u 10 wary likely verdict OF acQuitLaI will be reu-
doreA No evidsncs was offered oy the defence. Tho
will be submitted 10 the Jury Tomorrow. There
ier IKE ana other offences. The imprsssion 10
gaming ground that the troubles In whch Rsdmon nd
IN charged 10 have boon have bosn greatly
exaggerated. The majority OF thom seem TO have
been merely inensctuaI Efforts to effect capture.
he expected 10 surrender tor tral csss TO-
dsy, bat ala not appear Your corrospondeat has
been trustwortny informed, however, that he Will
vat In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
THE MGRAIL INQUEST.

The inquest in The MeGran case was resumed
yesterday morning At Paterson, ~ J. The prius pal
witness was Lott Brown, a drover, @ho vas on the
eabooss OF the freight train from which
man answering MeGraips Description had
been put o. and Who had been reported
a saying tina, the man was Killed by q brake.
man. HIS evidence aenied any such statement
and 10 regarded as dispospg Of the theory that Nc.
Grail wss killed ~ the trsinfnep. Mrp. McGrsu tes.
tined that she did not believe that The nat found was
hor husbands. 1T
Ccroosr Myers then, IN a review OF the ease. ad.
vlssi ths Jury that " was their duty 10 further
devsiopmeois. he thought there wss no evidence
that the man sjected from the McCra sud.
10 MS medical opinien, the BODY OF latter ben
suuck was too cold TO warrant the cenclusion that
Ne was killed BY ths train that ran over him
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PowsRs or THE CAPT IN @ xxgAL-1oLsxA.
BILE FREEDOM TO TIE rRgss -

PowsRs or THE carr IN YggAL-1oLrEA.
BILE FREEDOM TO TIE III IS ~
HAVANA, august II, 1873
The oficial Gazette Of the lSlh INST publ sss
royal order dehning At length the powers of the
Governor. General OF this isaad. The Governor
General Is tue superior authority. representing Inc
government OF Spain In Cuba aud the ae.~gaie Of
tue ministries OF Ul.ramir sf STATE OF War xsd Of
Marine He - comm der-in- chief OF the army and
navy He has powef to suspend the execution
OF order snanaiing from the home gov.
incomp tblc with u state OF thngs here when might
have been Drought about meanwhile without The
know'edge 0l tue home govsrnuent; but IN such 3
case be must consult The op'n ion o. JuutA OF tue au
thorstes OF the ie,and such authorities desEGa,sd
10 compose tue Juna the Bsnop OF Hav qua. Arch
the Naval station, tue Vics Governor General. and
the superlors OF Adnsiuistratt n ut Justice, FL
nance ma OF the civil Admnlstr alton The remain ing
articles OF the royal onuiuefsts the various
duties o, the Grv-Tuor General
The eccohs for deputies represent the Island Of
CUBA IN tue spanish Cortrs I'll the
10Th VI January next Meanwhile al parties are pre-
parpx Tor tue areat esctorA srie ana events here-
tui'ro unknown III this country tax Ing place.
which show the sincerity OF tue government Ia iuI.
n;iing what II promised fhe press Is discussing all
topics Win The grcatestr edo parties anzing
nni mass meetings held where tree.on cch
Ia displayed. An immense throng OF the HUsrsi
party hsd the PayrVt fuestrc the other night, and
young Cuban Woo uttered Revolutionary sentiments
was unanimously called TO order. Tie CONSERVATIVE
papers say their party needs 10 publish programme
~ tbeir principles arc well known. But the people
desire 10 sec tnor policy clearly iehned der that
IN" French steamer on rs last trip brought go
workmen from the Canary lsiaudx
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RAILROAD CONFERENCE.
icy rELEaBAra TO THE HEaALn1

lBY TELEanAPa TO THE .HEaALn1
SARATOGA, August q. 1878.
The Railroad Conference met 1t O'Clock. pur.
suant 70 ADJOURNMENT. John King, JE, Of the bal
timore and Ohio Railroad chairman OF the committee
on passenger rates. commissions, agencies TO-, re-
ported that circular had been printed suybodying
tho committse's Recommendation. which had been
adopted by tho Convsntonarslative the abolition Of
eutnds agencies and tho psy msnt Of commissions on
sales OF tickets. The committee further reported that
Mr. Nourse and other gentlemen connsctsa with the
ticket department were sndsavoring get
and soss ~ this shall have been pshed ths
COMMITTEES purposes 10 send them all tho roads ia
tue country, ana to urge tho approval OF many ~
possibie. As there was no otner work In shape Tor
action the Conference adjourned until twelve O'Clock
tomorrow.
IxYoaMAL WORK GREAr IMPORTANCE
great cunt Of work las Uesn done committee
and In private eonsutatons, which has yos BEEN
put IN definite shape. but which will probably he pre-
scented Tomorrow There has bcon the best OF feel.
ina from ths beginning OF The Conisroncs, and the
emily rival tnterests which have made themselves
apparons Of roads the place
The meeting 10 not only complete success Ia Itself,
but s haru onous acsou augurs we'll Tor the future
prosperity or railroad interests OF the country aud
those OF the city OF New YORK, which are closely
IN tsrw0ven 9th thOm.
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FOR CHARIiY'S SAKE.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-senator Roaman wsst, OF Louisiana, Is at the
ST. Cloud Congressman Joseph Jorgsnssn, OF viv-
ginia, - at tho st. Nicholas Gsiusha A. Grow, Of
Pennsylvania; General Thomas Ewing, Of ONO; Gen.
era Daniel Tyler. OF Alabama, and Rodney W. Danisl
Of Buffalo, are at the Fifth Avenue Hourly X. Sci.
den, OF Rochester. aud Judge r. b. Carnahan, Of
Pi,tsburg, are q. tho Metropolitan Asgus,e Fsige,
German Consul ut Havana, Is at the Brunswick.
Rear Admiral Alexander Murray, United States Navy,
Is at inc Stursvaut y. Gordon Dexter OF Boston, 10
at the Windsor. State Assessor John s. Fowler Of
Auburn, N. Y, 10 at the Park Avenue. +. H. Church.
tho artist ~ at the Brcevort. Theodore N. Vail Su.
perrin epdcnt OF the Raj, way Mail Service IL at the
Gilssy. Judge Jacob hohucr, Of Cincinns 10 a. the
Grand.
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MIDNIGHT VIA. HER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT


OFFICE OF TIKI InIEF OFFICER,
WASHINGTON August 23-l a. NJ
Indications
For the South Atlantic states clear or parity cloudy
weather, except, possibly RAIN IN North Caro-
linu winds mostly northeastery, stationary temper
allure, higher pressure.
For the Tennessee and The Ohio Valley. warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, northeastsrly winds
veeriug TO southerly, nearly station airy pressure.
For the Lower Missouri valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly souihery, stationary
temperature generally higher pr sssuro.
For New England, clear or partly cloudy weather.
variable Winds mostly southeasteriy, nearly station
AIRY pressure ard temperature.
For the Midde Atlantic States clear or partly
CLOUDY weather, preceded near the coast by occa-
sional rain, northeast vcerng 10 southeast winds,
stationary pressure and temperature
The rivers Will remain nearly stationary.
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DEATH OF YOUNG wHIPPLE.
[By TELEGRAPH 10 TINE HERALD
Inutavfrru w Auvu.s 90 4

Information from an anonymous source 10 the
Courier. Journal mas been received 10 the Of.
feet that John Hall whppis the young
son OF Bisnop whippls. Of Minnssess. was
shot and killed between Cincinnati sad Louisville.
The body OF whipplc II will BIO rsmem bersd, found
IL the river here with hos In the head The anouy
nous writer Acknowledged killing Wnippls on sc-
count of an affair which transpred bet the young
nan the murdsrsrs sister, and be says tina, the
body IN into tho river 10 coneea thc crime
pstssNysa are lnyssstsatina the matter.
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FLORfLINE,

for the teeth and breath the best liquid IDENTIFIES IN
yhe world thoroughly oenses p~rtslv dscAyed tssfh
from all pArises or living amin Alcnlz Leaving them
peArv white impartiag delightful fragrance 10 the
breath Tho FRAGRANT fLoRiLIsx removes instantly all
doors arising from foul stomach Being
partly mposed Of honey soda Of sweet
b1fbs ana plants II perfectly HARMLESS and delicious
sn~rry.
Prepared by HENRY q. GALLUP. NO. 400 Oxford o..
Lon don. En- gland. aad Retained svsrvwhers. "
Priee 10 cents.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
Temperature for the past tweuty-iour hours In com
parson with the corresponding dato OF last year. ps
Indicated BY the thsrmome,er at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2Is Broadway
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He Saw, n the authorities did not attend 10 ms
eson tn.s the workin men Of California will block
up the Golden Cato with heir iosteriug carcasses
and thcn MI up he with the Of the
monopolisB that brought them there. Ca 'ornia
tho 'ock upon which the Republic would split the
workn2man OF the other states were called upon TO
enlist. they should do 30 aud get their guns aud
AMMUNITION, but they should SHOOT men who would
order 10 IRE against their brother worsinsman.
kehrney's 81 eech wss cut short by the falling OF tho
PLATFORM MANY cries OF How about Butler ~ were
heard In he crowd, but Kesrney never once alluded
10 Inc chivalrous Ben
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THOROUGH PURITY OF THE CUrICLE Is AT.
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Fscinc coast the Chinamen. He SAID u he cleared
the facnc oil this scourge ant succeeded IN his so
ciaist'c EFFORTS he would like as his epitalh-
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-03

PUGILIsTIC PRIsONERs.-The Erie
convicts were taken to Allegheny
without any trouble, but the Sheriff of
Elk county didn't have any such good
luck. His name is d. c. Oyster, and
his deputy is named Wensel. They
started from Ridgway last Friday
morning with James Daily and Pat
rick Goodman, two hardened crimin-
ais, sent up for term of years for
burglary. The prisoners were locked
up in the Warren Jail to await the de-
parture of the train for Pittsburg, over
the river division of the Pittsburgh,
Titusville and Buffalo railroad. The
start was made for the depot in the
evening. Daley slipped off one of his
handouts and made dash for liberty.
Deputy Sheriff Wensel gave chase.
Daily ran headlong into tree. Wen
sci came up, and, after desperate
struggle, captured him. The prison.
ers were put on the cars. AT Irvine
ton they made a break for the car
door. SherlH oyster leaped over two
seats and got to the door ahead of them.
The car was filled with passengers, so
that the officer could not use his weap-
ons. A stone-mason was standing on
the car platform. In his hand he held
cutters hammer, with long han
die. The sheriff snatched the ham
mer, and at that instant Daley dashed
his manacled hands into his face.
Down came the hammer ON Dailey's
head, and as blow after blow was ad-
ministered he weakened and asked the
Sheriff to let up. Goodman had also
attacked the sheriff, and the hammer
also beat tattoo on his skull. Both
men had "big heads" and looked as if
they had been through a prize fight.
They were safely delivered at the
Penitentiary.-Erie Dispatch.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-03

For comparison with English sta
tistics of railway accidents we have,
unfortunately, nothing that presents
officially and completely the opera
tions of all our American roads. In
New York, however, the report of the
State Engineer furnishes figures for
that State for the year ending Septem-
ber, 1877, by which it appears that the
average number of passengers carried
for each one killed was 5,2l6, ,S2O. This
includes even those accidents caused
by the contributory negligence of pass
engers. Now. in Great Britain, for the
year 1877, the reports show that one
passenger out of a,S77,727 was killed,
and in 1876 one out of 3,S72,57O. Com
pared, therefore, with the lines of New
York, the railways of Great Britain
are at decided disadvantage in their
showing of accidents.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-03
e. X. GRESH.

DEALER in all kinds Of cabinet ware.
wood and cane seat chairs, kitchen and ex-
tention tables, wood and marble top stands,
wood and marble top bureaus, whatnots,
looking glasses, wood and marble top cham
Der suits, mattresses, spring bed bottoms
bed steads, cribs Laferty's metal lined
wood pumps, &c, &c. Cane seats replaced
with perforated wood seats. Weed sewing
machine reduced from s65 to $40, the best ma
chine in the market, and picture frames
made to order. Also a large assorted stock OF
ready made collins constantly on hand and
trimmed at shortest notice. All the above
goods are sold at panic prices. Ware Rooms
in masonic building, Ridgwap Pa.
v7n5lt.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-03

PENNsYLvANIANs DIE OF YELLOW
FEvER.-The following letter was re-
ceived at the Office of The Harrisburg
Patriot:
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Sept. 24,'7S.
DEAR EDITOR:
The yellow fever is here six deaths
observation-disclosures. Ed. Hunt, DIR. j..
Picholi, I. ]. jerks, j. M'Gill, N. Ir-
vim and Cal. Devenie--all took sick
and died within twenty-four hours.
All their Northern friends deserted
them-none left but me. The fever is
not made known outside of The city,
though hundreds are leaving. Please
publish this in your paper, as some of
these gentlemen were from Remove.
They are all Pennsylvanians, but l
don't know their respective addresses.
Yours in haste, and worn out,
DIR. III. MAY,
Montgomery, Ala.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-03
Notes.

"A few more frosts and the chest
nuts will open.
The weather was very pleasant
first of the week.
Tomatoes ripened rapidly during
the pleasant weather.
The Philadelphia banks lost
during last year only SCI, $40 30.
Thirteen children were born in
one of the Easton wards in one night
recently.
The Allegheny Valley railroad
company claims 100000 from the
estate of the late VIM. Phillips, OF
Allegheny county.
The Democrats will have big
mass meeting at this place on Tuesday
evening next Oct. 8, George A. jerks,
and Senator Peale will address the
meeting.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-10-03
Executors Notice,

ESTATE of Valentine Neubert, late
OF Benzinger township, Elk county,
Pa, deceased, LETTERS TESLA.
MENTARY having been granted to
the undersigned upon the said estate,
all persons INDEBTED to the said estate
are requested to make payment,
and those having claims to present
them for settlement without delay.
CATHARINE NEUBERT,
n27t6. Executrix.