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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-02
ST. PAUL, SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1873.

PIRATE SHERMAN has finally been caught,
and with him Hayes and the twisting states
men, are badly compromised. His letter to
Dan A. Weber and James E. Anderson
the authorship of which he rather equivo-
cally denies-speaks for itself of the lnfa-
NOUS bargain contaminated in Louisiana by
which the people were defrauded OF their
rights at the polls. It is commended to
those who have been prophecying that moth
ing would be developed by the investigation.
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Gen. Harrison's Body Snatcher Released on
Bail.
CINCINNATI, O., May 31.-Marshall, the JAM
tor Of the Ohio medical college, where the
body of Hon. j. Scott Harrison was found
yesterday, was released to-day on
$4,000 bail, DR.. Whitaker of the
faculty acting as surety. Mr.. Harrison's body
was taken to Spring Grove cemetery, where it
remains until autumn, when it will be renter
red at North Bend. No further arrests have
been made, but the excitement is still intense.
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SALTWATER ITEMS.
The Iowa. of Bellyille. is in Dol

The Iowa, of Bellville, is in port here.
The Lulu came down last evening with
two barges of ties.
According to the best authorities the log
sales this week will foot up to about six
million. Prices have ranged from eight to
twelve dollars per thousand.
The Helen Scheulenberg went out this
morning with raft of lumber for st. Louis,
the Belle of LIE Clair with raft of logs for
Fort Madison, and the Ida Fulton with logs
for Red Wing.
In the municipal court one simple drunk
was granted leave to withdraw from the
city, and Duane Arnold, the deaf mute whose
case was continued to await the arrival of
his father, plead guilty to larceny, and will
board with mine host Johnson until the
next new moon.
The boys of the G. A. r. gave comrade
Rev. J. H. Macomber hearty welcome
Decoration day, and we're very sorry that
they had no notice of his coming so that
they could put his name on the programme,
for there is no one the boys would like to
hear better.
In the district court yesterday the case of
Fred. Curtis, to recover damages for mule,
was argued and given to the jury who are
out at this writing. jury was impaneled
in the case of Leighton and Hussey against
Smith Ellison and j. O'Brien, of Taylors
Falls. The two criminal cases disposed of
we're Alex. Boner for larceny, plead guilty
and sentenced to fifteen days in Jail. E. w.
Chandler, larceny, plead guilty and got a
double dose of jail in his. Cheap enough.
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Black Hills Miner Crushed by Falling
Rock--Stampede to the Little Missouri
River Country.
DEADwooD, D. T., May 31.--About II
o'clock yesterday morning a mass of rock
weighing nearly hundred tons fell from
the roof of the tunnel in the Preocho mine,
burying and instantly killing James De-
Long, miner who was working in the tun-
mel. His fellow workmen, after two hours
hard work, recovered the remains, crushed
and mangled almost beyond recognition
A company of stampeders: about 200 IN
nun Der, well armed and provisioned for two
months, will start from this vicinity either
tomorrow or Sunday for the Little Missouri
river, where it has been reported for some
time that rich mining country exists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18

..,r.rt had ouit-claimed 10 the Alta for
.rorjn.I consijerstiou. Thereupon some
- ~ mindful stockholders OF the Jus
tics beoomine indignant at the outrage a.
shev deemed n, ousted the Schultz man.
sesment and began . thorough investi-
.ssion into the afairs Of tho company.
Tha Art Thing they discovered was that
-hils he Justice records and the deed re-
ciL,d a confederation Of only o dollar,
The Ala records disclosed the fact that
$50. 600 had been paid. and that the same
lawyer had arranged matters for both
p~srties. They subsequently found . great
many dishonsst transactions By which The
s~tocfbolders bad been swindled. and In
stituteA suit 10 recover the amount They
also brought n action to set aside the
deed on tho ground Of fraud and coliusion.
Detailed particulars Of these disclosures
have already been given by the NEws.
~PRocKxprSos DELAYED.
During this time the Alta Management
wsre carrying on . "deal' In the Alta
stock. They had advanced the stock from
q per share 70 s2a per share. and after.
wards carried Il 70 $40. When the suit
was nns begun they professsd great anxi.
ETY. 70 appear In court and testify 10 their
part in the deed Transaction. but upon be-
ing offered an opportunity soon Afterwards
they asksd . continuance that would nave
delayed the proceedings till April nsxt.
Failing In that they had the case trans
fsrred 10 the United States Circuit Court.
and thus obtained the time necessary 70
enable them 10 unload their stock IN the
Alta and the adjoining mines-Benton
and Boyle-rsalixing . proft Of one or TWO
millions Of dollars.
FuRrHER DELAY.
A few days ago . suit was brought
against the Alta Mining Company. the
Cooks and George Schultz. in tho Twelfth
District Court. IAN Francisco. BY . stock
holder In the Alta. 10 have tho notes Of the
Alta Company that we're given 70 the JUS
tice In payment Of the s2J0.000 surren.
dered and cancelled on tho ground OF
fraud. The defendants were subpensed 70
appear before Commissioner Halsey and
Give their testimony. The p~laintifs and
others, including Baldwin. Borland. Hill
and their attorneys. vero on hand. but tho
defendants, though frequently Averring
thsir anxiety 70 testify. did not put In an
appearance. An attorney appeared for
them and announced that the case had
been transferred 10 the United States Cir
cult Court. thus securing further delay.
Il looks - II they we're not IN . hurry Tor
an Investigation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18
I.p-sv,.s with Time.

Tho longer these Masonic socials con-
tinus the more pleasant they become.
Nasonis Hall last evening was filled with
. mos, genial company. quite . number Of
Virginia people being present. Gold Hill
dancers always turn out 10 these socials.
The Lullaby Waltz" arranged BY Pro.
fcssor Y. Delepianne. was pronounced
superb. II has . movement equal 70 the
blue Danube waltzes." Mr.. Davis
lecture caused considerable merriment and
Vas we'll received. Professor Burgess
favored the people with . cornet solo.
The selection was excellent and the execu-
ton brilliant. Each member Of Professor
Warmers band 10 . finished artist. That
10 the reason the music furnished by this
band 10 universally popular. The next
Masonic social will DO given on Thursday
evening. January Stat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18
Dead.

Mrs. Mary C. Rite. q resident Of vir'
ginis City. died at y o'clock this morning
Mrs. Kite Was one OF the Oldest residents
Of that city. and has for . number OF year
boon an active member Of Colfax Degree OF
Rebskah Lodge No. I. I. o. o. T. She
was possessed Of . very warm and benevo'
lent disposition. and was universally Go.
tened by all who knew her. Her funeral
will take place from the Presbyterian
Church. on @ atrcet. Virginia, at 8 o'clock
p. n. tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18
D.p.,y u.,sca states N.r.hsi..

The following are tho only duly appoint
ed Deputy United States MArshals for the
District Of Nevada: P. 3. Corbett and
Thomas Lane, for Storey county; d. l.,
NcI.ain and j. +. Cheeny, Ormsby coun'
~; @. W. Jones. wsshoe county; Franz
Nsrromors. Humboldt county J. u
Fitch, Rlko county James siss. Eureh,
county J. r. Curtis. Lincoln county ; w.
II. Clark. Lander county /; \. A. kinsey'
Douglas county ; l.. d. Lott. Esmeralda
county. All other appointments have
been revoked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18
.,,,,.,. NJ. n.r.,.r.
In.p.,s.r.s Last xss.s.g.

MNiSa ACCIDENT. Yesterday afternoon
.. Michael Freeman was ascending tho
Consolidated Virginia shaft. his left foot
.lippsd from the hoor % the cage and was
caught under the edge % . wall plate.
The side % his foot Was bsily crushed.
and IL will probably be necessary 10 ainpu-
tate three Of his toes.
EVERY YE,E.-Thers Is still something
being done in the way Of claim jumping.
Next year . new set % jumpsrs will jump
most 81 these claims from the present
Jumpers. The most Of the claims that are
left &c Iumpable" each year are really not
worth the trouble they ess,.
MILLING Jrsricx OHG. - The rseinc
mill stArtcd up on Justice ore yesterday
morning. with about $40 tons Of ore al the
mill, The dumps ~ tho mine are all full.
and the mill will be kept running unin-
terruptedly. In txo or three weeks. more
mills will be started up.
WRESTLING ron HAsH.-Adolesssnt abo-
rhymes loiter In the vicinity Of the Con-
soiidated Virginia hosting sppurtenances.
and while the happy hours away petition
ing tho stnrdy toilers Of the deep Tor rem
nants of their underground meals. They
form picturesque groups.
corSrr JAN. - Tho inmates Of the
County Jail now number fourteen. in
Gliding one woman. len white men and
three Cinnamon. Three % the above.
namely. Harrington. Davis and Sulle-
berger. are under charge of murder.
PuBLic scHooL MoSEY.-of the si3,-
Coz Sc secruing 10 the school Fund d
storey county from semi-annual appor.
tioumcnt Of STATE School money. Virginia
District will bs entitled 10 $s,OII 81 and
Gold Hiil $5.6iG o..
Tur ice IL again beginning 10 troubleth
littlo water mills down In six-mils Can
Won. 1t also makes 10 bad for blanket
siuicing.
JIMMY DuRAxr. the newspaper carrier
who fell from his horse . few days since. !.
about we'll again.
TnE Emmett Guard. at . meeting night
before last. decided Ia give . ball ON b.
Pstriek's Day.
ApKsKru will 30 given 70 Nu. u. 7.
Comerford in Virgins City on the 9Th Of
next month.
AT half.past 2 O'Clock this afternoon Q
light sprinkle Of IN commenced falling.
d. o. ApKisoS has been reappointed
Postmaster In Virginia City.
TnE Consolidated Virginia has paid
$50. 720.0 90 in dividends.
TIE District Court will be In sss-ion
nsxt Monday.
CHINA New Year 10 near at hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18
Ytfsh s~'aisdeaias Hall.

One week from this evening there will
be Q grand time in Virginia City. II will
BE- the 25th Of January. Bobby Burns
birthday. Tho Virginia Caledonian Club
will give their fifth annual ball upon that
occasion. Cooper's upper and lower hall.
have been engaged. The upper room will
10 devoted 10 dancing. while In tho lower
room there will Be songs. recitaions and
such other exercises - may DO OF interest
The Caledonians are fine managers OF such
entertainments. You should avail your
self Of this opportunity for . grand time
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18

RAIsrSo UP tux CHIKrs.- This evening,
d the wigwsm 10 Gold Hill. the Chiefs Of
Apache Tribe No. Q. Improved Order Of
Red Men will be raised up. A general In
v~itatiou 70 DO present 10 extended 70 visit.
ing breehrep. The News was mistnfnrmed
with regard 10 the time Of the raising up
Of tho Chiefs. and c~rroneously stated that
u was ! have taken place last evening.
The ceremonies will certainly 10 witnessed
this evening.
A BRAscu OrricE.-The room recently
occupied BY the Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Company. In p. A. Tritle 4 Co.'S
once, was reopened yesterday morning BY
the wsstsrn Union Company and put In
charge Of Thomas Booth. an experienced
operator. The ONCE 10 intended for lthe
accommodation OF y. A. Trltle a Co.. the
Bank Of Nevada. the Bank Of California
and the Savings Bank.
A FIoHrIxo EDueR.-Jimmy Nichol
has . pet wild cat back Of PoI's butcher
shop. next door 70 the NEWS ofice. He
has promised 10 loan u TO the editorial
staff Of this paper In case any bad fighters
prance In and want To know the author
Of that article" The cat 10 ~ big asa
panther. and Jimmy says he 10 "a holy
terror"
Barr Bnow.-why do not tho Comstock
people get up . baby showf This climate
seems 70 Be we'll adapted 70 the business
of rsisiuR children. Let sonie enterpris-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18
Ishessisg GALLERY Pulses.

Naks no mistake with regard 10 that
proposition Of Jewett 4 Haskins. Of the
Cresdmoor shooting gallery. Gold HUI.
Tho prizes arc 70 10 given for SIX scores
and six shots each-three scores o. The
Boston and three scores ct the Creedmoor
target. These scores may be shot for at
any time. II IL not necessary 10 make
them all at one time. Drop In and shoot
whom you think your nerves arc steady
and when you hare done your best count
up your points and take the prize.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18
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BAN FnAscisco. Jan. 1890 ,. =.

l.r \. ~s.r.ns v.,os TELEGRAPH rlsal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18

Ban F~RAScisco. Jan. 1880 ,. y.
Con. Virginia. 22's
Savage. li's
Hale 4 Norcross.
Beicher. 81
Eureka Con. ,,.37s
CliforniA. 26S
Navajo. 95e
Alta. ~
0phir. 5is
EIchequer. as
Crown Point, 81
New York, 100
Best q Beleher. lst
Justice. i0h
Gould a Curry?
Mexican, .itis
Sierra Nevada. 40
Ophir. 52e
Lady Washington, 81
Northern belle. n
OvermAn. i9S
Grand Priz.. i3a
Justice. i0s
Hale S.Noreross. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18
JusTIcE.AlrA.
INcIDENrs OF YEsrERDAY's
MANIFESTATION.

Cssrsesy Observed ny All Psrsiss-
Raisiag ths Justiee fiag-Keep
the Fighters ON Tsp The nsst-
tsr-oesby's Side Of ~ sssry-
History % she Dtspsssd 0rsasd
That Ose-Dsilar Deed.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18


The history Of the Justice. woolvills
and Alta mining companies haA been .
most extraordinary one. In December.
1874. there was . bloody war between the
woodvills and the Justice. In which ave
men were killed. The Waller Defeat shait
tragedy 10 still fresh in the memory Of the
citizens Of Gold Hill. The dificulty
arose Out Of . disputed title 10 . piece Of
ground containing ores then thought TO DO
part Of . rich BONANZA. The woodville
lies southeast Of the Justice. aud sdloin-
ing IL. IL had found some low grade ore
toward the Justice line. and the latter com.
pAny. In running Q tunnel In that direc-
lion. encountered the same ore body.
Both pa.ties claimed tho ground. and pro-
pared TO defend 10 by force. Fighting inca
were engaged on each side. and several
lives were Loaf. The dispute remained
open until about Q year later. whom the
Justice purchased what wa supposed "
10 . controlling interest In the Woodville
stock. aud soon after began 10 extract tho
ORES. Stockholders looked ~anxiously for
dividends. In Q little more than . year
tho mine yielded $4,000 0 in bullion.
but tho ores were Of low grade. and the
management. then under George schultz.
uas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18

Tzs ''dollar Of our fathers" 10 about
ATTY esats whom our mothers carry the
hose.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-07

The pt tato bug has put in his APP
pearance. also the cur'ant worm. The
latter can I've suhdued by busting the
bushes with ashes when the dew Is on
them; il must be followed up sharp.
The ashes do no harm to the bushes,
while Paris Green is said to kill the
bug, but with pan and paddle they
can be kept from doing much harm.
Last Monday evening, Chas. Buck
man, accompanied by his dear iriead,
rum, made a call ut james Sawyer's
just as the inmates were about to re-
tire, and commenced a TRADE of
abuse (Mr Sawyer being abscnt)
threatening to burn the build ngs etc.,
If she, Mrs. sawyer. did not 30 to
the barn and give up n hon that he
claimed they had or his. She collar
ed him and started for the road, and
finally pitched him down. She then
ran into the house, and reached it
just in time to save her heal from
Buckman's crutch. The next morn
ing he was arrested, but was let oil
by paying the costs, amounting to
81 80.
Henry Savage gave himself TO mp
Deputy Sheriff II. II. Pratt, on We'd
nesday for disturbing the peace, aud
breaking the windows etc, In Villas
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-07
Est CONCORD. June 5th, 1873.

II Isl NlCtlItis duiiC OAll, 1910.
Mr.. L iitor II noticed an item in
your last issue, signed e st Concord
Ladies'" complaining about the atFray
between Ald'ich and Smith. As the
writer of that item is not il the State.
| will RE- " to il. More than eighteen
mouths a5u. | was in llub1urtl Hast
ing's store at Miles Pond, when Hm tn
came in with black eye. ) On alter
Aidrich also entered aud said, Hub,
have you got any fresh heef!" Yes"
was the reply. Aldr.ch then remark
ed that "Sm,th had better buy two or
three pounds to put on the black face
| gave him yesterday" There were
more than duzen men present VINO
en- suhstantiate my assertion; d
MIR. Smith tod me That he bought al. q
pad for The whiflietrees of Aldrich,
and afterwards Aldrlch notified L.
Goo!ell that Smith had stolen them
for he had seen them anl kn,w that
they were the same he bad lost. Me.
Smith further said: "W hat kin,l Of Il
neighbor do you tlink Al,lfIeh Is any,
way" Your correspondent of last
week, ON tied to state that aIl.r
the last atIIay between Smith and AL
drich they shook hands, and buried
the Ratchet and handle in the grave Us
deep as Bu0naparte. Ladies of East
Concord, | viii try and answer you
more fully next week, for YOU have
SCI yourselves up as mark for tho
OH FUzEg.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-07
H. Il. Pratt has returned from
S. G., S..

H. X. Pratt has returned from Bos-
ton with his new goods, and now says:
Come and see them"
Warren Temples whcelwright and
repair shop is over-rnn with work.
lie has TO employ two persons besides
himself. to keep the work from accu-
mulatlng.
Last week G.. Albert Carr's set cf
buildings was burnt with nearly i'll of
their contents. The insurance nearly
covers the loss.
On Monday Of this week as onr
hotel keeper (for tramps) was hoeing
bis potatoes, he found a party of full
grown Colorado potato heetles. De
gathered them up in a Tin pan and
took them to the store of n. w. VI as
and treated them to kerosene, which
they did not seem to appreciate. A.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-07

HECT business you can engage IN. S5 tn
OEC So per clay mate by any worker OF
either sex right In their own localiti, S. Par
ucIlars and samples worth 50 free, Improve
your spare time ut this business. Address
SIlSSUN q CO., Portland, Maine.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-07

s.ure when be was drunk. lie nos
will have la DISGUISE where lie gst his
LIQUOR, which may Lad IO uspre ar
tests. II is generally believed tina.
one Smi h keeps the ,rit er, as he has
paree.s from Bos on by Express mark
ed tea that ehinKle like lmn, AMI ev;-
deuce has been picked up iron time 10
time against him, 50 that he may en-
pect Il day Of setilemcit TO draw 'gh.
FAIrn.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-07
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Churches

CHRIST CHURCI MISSI0N.-Rcv LOUIS
A.. ARTHUR Missionary in charge Sunday
service &c II \; m an p: m. service ior
the children. sunday School aud Cattchising,
af2 - p. III. saints days, and Holy days,
Service and address, II II. IA. Fridays
evening prayer and address, Z O'clock D. M.
s,onai service by special appointment. Reg.
clar service on he first Sunday Of each
month at O'Clock y. M,
MEtHoIilsT-Rev. E. s. LOCKE, Pastor
services nj IL u. M, aud 7 p, M. sabbath
school at II III. Seats free. All cordially in
Vited.
ROM NCATHoLIC.-Rev FATHER MICH
AUD, Acting Pastor. services GA the nrSt
aud third SabbatbS 0t the month. at 10 u. IA.
eha D. IA. Sabbath school at y. M.
MASONIC.
islnnd Pond Lodge. No. a. meets second
Sl"nd"y OF each mon h, IN Masonic hail, on
Main street. Visiting brethren cordially
welcomed.
Arrival and DepaI ture of Mails.
Going West leaves at 10: Is y m. and s: Is q.
N. Arrives at 9:t5 p. III Il and 3: 10 Il. M,
GoinE East, leaves ut I: 81 u. IA. arrives at
SPIN
st ,ge for Derb, Line leaves at 6: 20 a. m :.
East Newark, twicS a week, every Tuesday
anu Saturday at p. III.
Members OF the Essex County Bar re-
siding In the County:
Geo. N Dale, ID. s. Storrs and z. NJ. Mansur.
tslnud Pond; Geo. W HaTtshorn. Canaan
T. y. Benton, GuIidhall: Harvey r Gleason
%ad A. +. NIchais, West Concord.
County officers:
CLERK. c. e. Benton; JUDGES, Porter Hin.
ntan and Isaac r. Houston: SHERIFF, J. A.
Maasur; Jul q OF PHOBA rE. VIM. ii. narts.
hora; REGisrER OF PROBATE, e. T.. Benton;
TREASuRER, Richard small: STATES ATIog.
sEf. Geo. W. Harshorn; HIGH BAILLtFF, q
l. kAmsey: C"uRr AuDlrok, X. Z. Chase.