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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-10
FIRE..
a Kerossss Lamp Explsdss aod
ssss Is-Twe Cottages Destroyed.

Gold Hill was visited with another fire
las. evening. II occurred about 1880
o'clock on the Fort Homestead road. back
Of Chubbuek's residence. and consumed
The dwelling Of George Endicott and an
u~noeoupied cottage owned by Sol Frankel.
Mrs. Endisott says she and her husband
we're In bed. whom . lamp. which had been
turned down about half way and left burn
ing. exploded. She sprang up TO put II
out when 10 exploded . second time.
throwing the burning oil into the room
and upon her person.
The house. with all its contents. was
burned 10 the ground In . few minutes.
The flames spread almost instantly TO
the adjoining building. The fire boys
we're on hand - soou a. possible. but the
buildings we're 90 quickly consumed that
they could only protect those surrounding.
Mr.. Endieott's family consisted OF him
self. wife and two young children. They
escaped with nothing but the clothes In
which they were sleeping. Mrs. Endicott
was terribly burned about her hands and
feet. Her right arm 10 especially injured.
She was taken 10 the house Of Joseph Bish,
near BY. and attended by DR.. Nagee. She
will recover.
The loss by the are will not exceed
81, 500. The cottage Of Frankel had four
rooms. that Of Mr.. Endicott three. His
furniture was also entirely consumed. A
subscription was started this afternoon for
the relief Of tho sufferers, and the good
people Of Gold Hill contributed quite lib
orally. They we're left entirely destitute
Of everything.
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RxscrSpEp. - In last evenings Nrws
was Published . resolution adopted by the
Board Of Trustees Of the North Consoli.
dated Virginia Mining Company. July "a.
1877. ths same having been recently filed
for record In the ofics Of the County
Recorder Of Storey County. We were in
formed last evening by Superintendent
Jackson that al . subsequent meeting Of
the North Consolidated Virginia Board the
resolution was rescinded. IL has never
been carried Into effect. and II consequent
~ Of no value TO any one.
POPULAR PLAcE.-Thers 10 no use In
talking about u. for the fact 10 we'll sstsb-
lishsd and universally acknowledged that
Sam Southworth OF the Senate Saloon. OPP
posits Liberty engine house. Main street,
has the very finsst Of wines, liquors. ale
and porter. the best brands OF cigars and
~ elegant place for friends 10 exchange
greetings. He has also two Of the latest
style. ~0reciAn-curve billiard tables OF the
best quality. The Senate II Q good place.
and Sam knows how 10 run u - II should
b run to Be popular.
SHrRiyr Drrp OF u sHAxo.-Thsre
was nled this morning for record In the
Office Of the County Recorder Of Storey
county Q deed from T. Z. Kelly, Sheriff.
70 II. ]. Curran Of San Francisco, dated
August 9Th. 1878. conveying the ground OF
the Shame Mining Company. pursuant 70
Q sale made February 5th Of said ground 70
II. Z. Woodruff. for $3.50 81. and subse-
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HOUSE BREAKERS
They Break rhrssgh asd Steal
a search fsr "Magtssts" Las
Eveuisx. and Three OF ThseA
Capgured.

Housebrs.kinrs have become alsrmingly
srsor.n, In mi. vicinity OF late, aud arc
u,. m .pcb
also on tne increase
Q pass that fpeople need 70 sleep win one
eve open and on their arms. like soldiers
=. a.. ,an,..I asld. II 4. . pity that q lead
on NV h-s.a $780,
mine could NOT 10 io0A@a os'onu
Of prospecting In tho bodies OF some OF
An. -,.rpetrators. The lesson would bs
-, ,..,,,,,. 10 ma, h..I,hs,i a. An.
'osAa' "
section where ioeAseo'
Yesterday morning about . O'Clock two
h,,y,,,s so,csa an eptr.ncs into the r,.r
-------- w.r--,- -. -. y
VI iAnse'"An Asn ~
street, virginia near inc Savage Jump
aud we're fired upon by George Bowman. .
-. 49,. }. -r,.,o,..s Tn
-" AL liz 4 skels-
"a. - ~, aaSin. 4, hoI,~I ON nm. in.ids.
ssmoss nsns IN sl.ss' In doing this
pa-r. @.ron..t .nd hs stood ready
In ~ r,s,oi tn msn thsn drew The
III, III pns 81 ,hsm .ssnn.i iusids. when
1a...a al tn. ,h,sys. then ran svsy.
po-a.n ain. a, ,hsn a. they len. but il
-. ,hon.h, .,,hor, sa.,t- Thsy ssosped.
A., Den o.clocL ,r..srdsy morning
IA ~. ~ 7 smith on yifsinis, vas
- - On. s,.smptins 10 eject
- ,ha horss throneh 4
Th. b,,.l., hsa emf svsy ths
.nNo =. .ssn Mel over ths hin.
VIZ ,r,,ns ~ sorce ths f.stenine.
~ gi,h .oms ,ooI vben Mr.
Sn,,h -. srou.sI' Uoon bar CALLING ont
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The Prssideas ssd she Chi.ess.

New Yolx. August "a Washington
special says Representative Luttrsll. who
has been In this city fer the past few days.
has had . long aud full consultation with
the President on The subject Of Chinese
immigration 70 this country. in . con.
vsrsstion to-day Luttrell said this con.
sultstion had been very satisfsctory. but
be was not Of liberty 70 made public the
views which the President held regarding
the Chinese. 81 will say. however" con.
tinusd Luttrell. "thAt ] sm satlhed with
the position the President takes. and am
one Of the most anti-Chiness men In tho
country. He 10 perfectly alive TO tho great
evils resulting 10 the country from the In
nux Of Chinese. When ] 60 back TO Cali
fornif. II I could tell the people exactly
what the President says TO me on this sub
Jsct, 70 would send . thrill through the
whole Pacific slope. We arc perfectly safe
In trusting 10 the President TO settle this
QUESTION. He will perfectly satisfy u.s."
Luttrsll was Mixed what effect the Chinese
Embassy would have IN Determining the
courss pursued by tho Government. "I
think" was the reply, that after they
Gomez here and have IN interchange Of
opinisn with the President and ascertain
sxsstly how he stands they will be satisfied
that some Limitation must DO made In tho
immigration OF thelr oountrymen 70 the
United States, which now contains by far
TOO many OF them for its good"
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Failure % Step Its Pregrsss is New
Orisans-Ths Ytithy Cssditiss
SsHa (vlaw

Eshtny SSo9hbAo8
sfthe Ctty
NEW ORLEANS. August io.-Ths yellow
foyer continues to spread. and 10 now we'll
distributed throughout the first and SEQ.
opd districts, with occasional cases In
other quarters Of the city. The Board OF
Health continues the use Of oarbolic acid
ssa disinfectsnt. but will try lime In .
few days. Mr.. ]. O. Clark. general man
ager Of the Jackson road. having presented
Ten car loads Of frcsh burntlime. Arrange
ments arc also being made for irrigating
the city BY flushing the gutter With river
water. The hopes Of the health ofhcers OF
checking the disease BY carbolization seem
TO Be weakening. This city 10 generally
conceded 10 b In Q flthisr condition than
II has been for fifteen yesrs-in fact, since
General Butler had u cleaned. The fever
prevailing hero 10 Of . mild type. and the
Board Of Health has decided 70 continue
quarantine against vessels from infected
ports on the ground that moro malignant
virus might be introduced.
The Bee, complaining Of the Withdrawal
from publication BY the Board Of Health
Of the yellow fever bulletin Of new
casss, observes In regard 70 the
death register: "Thsss reports TO
lsts only 10 mortality caused BY
yellow fever. Al least they are given
a. such, although including some very
strange cases Of death. For example. the
deaths Of children born here and OF Creole
parentags. We must acknowledge u 70
difficult for 10 TO believe that thsss chill.
dren, doubly 0rleanAns both BY reason OF
their birth and race. should b victims OF
yellow fever. Gan 10 BE- that We have some
other malsdy prevalent amongst %
Four new cssss OF fever are reported to-
day d Port Esds. DR.. Stone. with twenty
experienced nurses. arrived there this SVEN
ing. Hs says the cases there arc yellow
fever Aad the worst In his sxpsrisnos. The
lefty officials report that there are twenty.
eight men there 10 take care OF property
and assist In nursing the sick.
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LIGHTNING YLAsHks.
Condensed TsleGr.ms from al Pors
stous OF she World.

The ~coroner's Jury In the case OF the
tramp killed by Morris. brakeman Of the
Western Pacific train. yesterday, while a.
tempting to board the train at STOCKTON.
found Q verdict Of justifable homicide.
Morris was taken before the police Judge
and discharged. In the absence OF any
complaint,
The Turks have abandoned the forts
north OF the varna, and they have been
occupied by the Russians. General
Todleben has announced that he will
evacuats Rodosto and Ban Btefano II the
Notifications Of varnA are evacuated i'm.
msdiatcly BY the Turks.
A Trsbizonde dispatch reports that the
native tribes arc gathering In great 70 rec
In the DeHies leading to Artvin. determined
70 oppose the carrying out Of the decisions
Of the Berlin Congress. II 10 estimated
that their numbers will reach $1,000 men.
John @. Sinclair OF New Hampshire
positively denies the Boston Joursrs
story, alleging irregularities, and chal.
lenges any one TO produce . dollar Of his
. with forged or illegal indorssmsnts.
Letters from on board II. b. n. steam.
ship swiftsure. In the Gull Of Baros, de.
clare that tbs Russians are still busily for.
flying the coast. and do not expect that
tho peace will be permanent.
Judge Mott, OF the circuit court OF g.
Louis, to-day granted . petition for an In.
Junction restraining the Mayor Bowman
faction from exercising functions - city
officials.
United States dunboat Dispatch IL still
at volo inquiring into the case OF the
American missionary lady. who was In.
suited and threatened By the Greeks.
The Chinese Embassador proposes to
teach his people the English language, and
then. he thinks. they will tsach rs 70 rs-
spsct and love them.
Philemon b. Hunt OF Lexington, Ky,
has been appointed agent for the Indians
Of Kiova, Comanohe and wichita Agency,
Indian Territory.
The Kssrney meeting at Lynn. Mass,
which Wa 70 have taken place last sven.
ing. was postponed till Monday on account
Of the rain.
A brilliant reception was given Mrs.
President Hayes. at Newport. last svsn'
Ing. by Mrs. General p. W. Colon.
The Republican Convention Of South
Carolina yesterday appointed county chair.
men and adjourned siMs die.
ENGLAND has notified the government Of
the Netherlands Of her intention 10 annex
the Island Of New Guinea.
The Democrats Of the Third Vermont
Congressional Distriot have nominated
George L. Waterman.
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tn. MeCesrs u

The Carson TnS-.s Of last svsning reads
US quite = lesson for an alleged aitsmpt 10
screen NcCourt for his transactions at
Empire Sunday evening. says We were 80
little Oh" in u remarks, and asks us
"to read carefully before W comment"
etc. The NEws never attempts to screen
any one from the consequences Of his &C
tons. be he public officer OF private citi.
Zen. We simply. on the occasion referred
TO. condensed the charges published In The
Trbass against McCourt and gave bis
statements in relation Il the matter. We
forborr all comments. We In turn ask
the s,litor Of the TTbs~s 10 don his office
goggles aud =" to read more carefully" be-
fore he again makes serious and uniounded
charges against the NEws. We shall con-
tinue a. heretofore 10 give both sides OF .
story when obtainabls and let blame fall
aud rest where IL may.
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n INDIAN A
L.,... New. from In. H..ul.s.

Latest News frsm the Hsstiiss.
HELksA. Montana. August 9.-Thers 10
no truth In the report that Ten Dogs band
Of Bannocks had left with hostile intent.
They are proceeding under escort Of United
States troops TO tho Buffalo country. II
Is claimed there are no provisions at the
agency. and the Indians have been subsist.
ing on rabbits and squirrels. One Of
their number. stealing some thing from
q ranch at Besverhssd Canyon. WAS shot
and killed by . party on the lookout for
the -rhief. Considerable excitsmsnt was
thus caused through uncertainty - 10 how
tho Bannocks might regard the deed.
Ten boy was notified OF the occurrence.
and ON seeing the remains Of the thief,
said: "Hs wa . bad Indian. Bury
him."
PORTLAND. Oregon. August o. The
Linn county volunteers still have their
headquarters on Beaver creek. Scouting
parties lately have discovered several
bands Of Indians numbering from eight
TO hfty. A party Of twenty-five msn under
Captain Humphrey ran across . band OF
hostiles on Murderer's creek. numbering
about sixty, who, upon discovering the
whites, retreated into . canyon In such
haste that they were obliged 70 leave some
fifty horses, which wore captured by the
volunteers. and a. II was useless 10 try TO
dlslodge thom with twenty-five men. Y. II.
Reed, James Wilson and A. d. Mark were
dispatched to Canyon City TO secure the
services Of men 10 cut OIL their retreat on
the other side, IL being the calculation 10
make an attack on both sides ct once, and
IL 10 hoped that the Indians have been
scooped ere this. /.
Borsr err. August 9.-Tho Miller
family. consisting Of George T. Miller.
Joahs Miller and wife, son and daughter,
Bob McMurray and . man by the name Of
Smith, who left here the 10th Of July for
Brunsau, and who were supposed 10 have
been taken In BY the hostilss who raided
Brunesu Valley on the LIST Of August. arc
all alive. Twenty men went out from
Silver City to Bruneau, sixty miles. TO look
for them. Al Lestridgs, o Of the party,
writes that the Indians came upon them
a. was supposed, and that they all took 70
the brush. The Indians took al their
horses and everything they had. even 70
the last dresses and underclothing Of the
women. This was the clothing mentioned
In yesterdays dispatches captured BY John
Hsilsy's volunteers. They also captured
Q horse known to belong 70 Miller, which
confirms tho belief that they have
been murdered; but the men were armed.
and the savages were too cowardly 70 A.
tack them In the brush.
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NED nsa's Eisesisa.

The Grand Council Of the Improved Or
der Of led Men Of the State Of Nevada
were in session yesterday and the day be-
fore at Odd Fellows Hall. In Virginia.
An election Of officers held yesterday 10
suited a. follows: Great Sachsm. Jonas
seely : q. 4. sycamore, A. J. Psasley q.
j. Sycamore. Alex. Leport: q. Q. OF Rsc-
ords. George !. Lammon; q. X. Of WAN
pun. A. u. Treadway Great Prophst. Z.
STROLLER ; drea: Representative. ID. y.
LAckey Great asnip. J. Young. Jr.
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IRsiiEiess Nssiess.

There will be divine srvice st ~. Johns
Church to morrow Of n A. n. and Tt5 '. n.
Rsv. n. \. Eastman orieAilns. sunday school
81 lSO.
There viii b. Divine service u ~. Psalis
Church, Virginia. TO morrow 81 II A. ~. W. u.
Jsnyey ofbeiaiins.
y. n. caro,hers viii pcsaeh In Odd Fellows
Hall. 9oli Mil TO mouow 81 ft3 I'm. subject:
"A shrewd Compromise" No services IN the
mOrulug.
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rhs Aa,,risns m anaais.

vienna. August i0.-Ths Seventh Di.
vision Of the Austrian Army Of occupa.
ton, under command Of the Grand Duke
Of wursmburg. operating 10 the westward
Of the main body Of the army. fought two
battles with the insurgents. n on The 9Th
at vsroarvakuf. and another on the TN d
Jsicze. Tho Official report OF the latter
says that q decisive Victory vas gained
over the superior force Of the Insurgents,
and the fortified town Of Jaicxs Wa ooou.
pied After nine hours Of sanguinsry hght.
Ing. Tho Austrians displayed dsvotsd
yslor.
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Ore 0lsanings.

A party Of MeIicans have Of late been
cleaning ore from tho old dump and sur.
face workings In Gold Hill proper. This
ore 10 Of fair milling quality. - ores of
ths prssent day run, and considering the
present cost Of reduction. II has been
conveniently piled for shipment near
Main street. and yesterday tssms CON-
mencsd hauling IL 10 the Ramsdsll mill.
where 10 will 10 worked. The pile con-
tanned somewhere from 80 10 100 tons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-10
New s.ip Her ,h. r.elae.

NEW YoRx. Angus. 9.-Ths black ball
packet ship Great Western has been sold
10 purchasers In Ban Francisco for the coal
trade. This noble ship was BY built BY
william II. Webb n the time when New
York built ships stood prs-sminent for
construction, material and speed. The
Great Western 10 built almost entirely Of
live oak. locust and red cedar. and her
model 10 that Of % fast sailing men Of
war. very few Of our sharpest clippers
being able 70 compete with her. psftlcu.
larly In heavy weather. Hhe will outlsst
many ships OF much larger construction.
She Il 1t present loading In the California
line, and II In beautiful order.
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Assessmsss List.

Following 10 . list Of outstanding a.
ses.ments upon Nevada mines. and the
date upon which they will become dslin-
quent In the Board:
Alta-S: August Is.
seorpion-20 cents August ~.
silver Hill-5O cents: August Is.
wells-f argo-i0 cents; August "a.
Sierra Nsvsda-$i ; August 81.
Boyle-i5 cents; September 1.
Benton-3 cents: September !.
New York-30 cent?; Ssptsmber I.
Raymond 4 Ely-N; September ~.
Mint-20 cents September II.
Trojan-25 cents: day Of sale. August
10Th.
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Total number. iG total numbsr for cor
responding month Of last year, ~; total
number for June lsst year. 20; total num-
Der for June this year. -. Annual death
r.,e for July. 1878 basis Of population.
"a OooI. ~eighttsnths Of q per cent. To-
TAI number for hnt half Of 1877. 40 las
ns.r \. can b. ascertained). Total num-
lsr FOR first half Of this year. %.
Comparative death rates Of . few other
cities and towns; New YORK cay nass
dsstb rate for tho week ending July " OF
49, mi four-tenths per cent; Boston.
M.ss.. W. and one-half per cent; 81
Iouls. No.. one and seven-tenths per eent
.Tbs iovsst death ratio reported IN the
United states VS. for the month OF June
in Lansing. Michigan. oil ons-haii o. =
Der cent. The highsst death rate 10 iof
Isvrenoe. Nsss., Of four and thrss-tsnths
mar can't. De. N. PRucnARp,
President Board Of Health.
Virginia City. New Aususss' 1875
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IN. Yrs.eo.Xn,sriea. treaty.

PARIS. August TO- The Franco msri.
can Commercial Conference. after con.
siderable discussion. adopted tho project
for Q commercial treaty. partly sum-
marizsd yesterday. The project proposes
abolition Of French prohibitive laws and
reduction Of French and American duties
10 70 30 per cent. The greatest reduction
10 upon tho wines and silks tarif. which
arc recommended 10 b arranged on Q lid.
ing scale for three years. The adoption Of
tho project Wa ussd with loud applause.
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IcR cnRAM ANp RRuIT.

r. p. Taylor has just opened. opposite The
Masonic Building. Main street, Gold Hill. .
fruit and lee cream stand, vhsrs be receives
daily. and will supply all Who favor him with .
call, with tho ehlioest Of fruits. berrirs and Loo
cream. Of the lowest eash prices. He also
keeps Q supply OF The bet brands OF tobacco,
s s., su,,; ssei os CIV. sin : call snH az, y
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A RE nARKABLR CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary ourss on
record was tha: Of The man John Y. Herman
dss, rs-idins In salt Lake City. Who VS. q
deaths door with that terrible disease Nsras-
mus; the best medical AID had failed 70 stop
the prosrsss o. the mslady, wien twenty.thfes
bottles OF BRisTOLrS HARSAPARiLLA and
thrss phisls Of BRlsToL's PILLS made him .
we'll man. jy5s I'm
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vIaelHIA's MORTALITY list.
I~ateresuss Report Of the Prssidsss
Of the Beard OF Health.

Al last Virginia 10 beginning to receive
other benefits from hsr Board OF Health
than their war against nuisances and swill
milk Affords. Following 10 DR.. Priteh-
ards list Of deaths in the city during
JuIys
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rHE PALACE EATING STAND.

For . rosst OF bssf unszeslisd IN STOREY
county. 70 10 Thomas Hsfrsu's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. 2 North O strsst,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oystsn 81 all hour IN
sysry styis. Forty ninss always on hand u
night. for tasfy, home style Of cooking, and
the beat and fresl 81 Of Ill that the mafksts
INIT spl1 n
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O. Il. GALLUP.

o. n. oALIur. oppost,s The Bank Of oaiifos.
MIA. Cola Hi. is:ps eons,antly on h.sd Li
cigar. eli kisds OF chewing tobacco. nsef.
schaum pipes, nuts, candies. nns cutlery, y
toys md hncy eoods of all kinds. apis =
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CALEDONIA PICNIC.

osshsrisg sf the Clans ssr he orasd
Exearsisa - ThiFsy.shrss Carr
leave vfPgiais and Geld Hill fss
Dalt's Raseh-Latsss . the
0rsasds-Ths sarsnslds Win she
Target Match.
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Fatal Rxpls.ia..

srxsuar. Penn. August 9.-Dy the sx.
plosion Of . boiler In the saw mill OF
John Gross. 81 Damotin Dam. the propri.
etor. Charles Elliott, the engineer. and
Charles frsymsysy. . boy. wers in.tAnuy
killed, md We. frsymsysr, lsaso tsdder
sud saothsr man probably fatally injured
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Tho great preparations for the Third
Annual Picnic Excursion and celebration
Of games Of the Virginia Caledonia Club.
culminstsd int grand send-off this morn.
ing. The gaihsring Of the clans began
early In the morning. While the daylight
was Jet fresh upon the tops Of the noun
tains. vehicle followed vehicle In quick
succession over tho streets leading to the
ophir Grade. each loaded with pleasure
seekers and those substantial comforts
without which no picnic 10 suecess.
TIE GATHERING or rHE CLANS
Began almost equally early. There was NO
nsosssity for asking whats . the steer.
kimmeri :" for everybody was fully awake
10 the importance Of the event and the
dssirsblsnsss Of participating In u. At Z
o'clock the two bands taken from Virginia
began 70 play stirring airs. and the people
rushed In all directions toward the waiting
train. They presented the usual interest
ing appearance. - busters surmounted by
straw hats and propelled BY two feet
attached 10 unseen legs tugged lunch bas-
ksts along. and calico and lawn dresses,
tiled with fats and decked with gay rib
bons. ioatsd after them.
AT ruE TRAIN
AL met - meet foaming. rushing waters.
Some sddied into little pools and waited for
othsn 10 Ioin them 30 - "to DO all to-
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Tn. R.p.sIie.. C.apais. d. I.di.

RICHMOND. Ind. August io.-densrAl
Ben. Harrison delivered the opening
speech Of the Republican campaign In In.
diana here last night. he made . vigor.
Gus defense Of the principles and conduct
Of the Republican party. and denounced
most Of the teachings OF the Democracy -
political heresies.
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JmRpICAL woNDEx.

This srsst cure for Rhsanatsm. Neuralgia
and Ill Pains. Burns. DC Ids. Colds. and all
sches and psins that people and families su1er
with, 10 really Q wonder o . suocs~s. y.
Jones, Jr, s-lls % Ct Gold Hill. ist3 On