Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-09


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was .AAen aorn 1'usy, M Nle o.
Secresa.y oouu 1i tne nowaf9 an
sce,A.on anu n'e ehiiufsn are ao~h
WIN 'no ,e'er. Go
sosr 'insos, OPP nsre u grea,
sAn.s' pssn S .u' o
eop's S.n'ne aoa'ns "' I"
Po,.eu 70 aa's. ,n
~Nichsneho' oep'. o.-Ine hisnt I's''
bisnop Elder Is reported dying. he To-
csived the last sacrament 'o.nignt.
Nkw osLkASs, oep'; o,Lnn Iiosa,
l.p.."- n'" 0A'e' n
destitute.
MEMPHIS, sept. o.-Anotnsr sac aAy
has passed. me near a hundrea ,Iesn
mounds are added TO our eeme'sries
and the potter's held. . 'ota, mum
Der OF intermehts iePor.eo W
are IL, with M nrm ot unuei'Aksiss "
hear from, when VIII MAKE 'ae a ,nn
this day In the neisnoothooo VI Nv
Only partial reports OF new cases nA'e
been mad To-Day. rnysie'ans aiso
pressed for tune . mnyol,y p,e'..
to violate the ordinance requiring 'nsu'
to report rather man nssiec, .ns slck.
Six resident physicians report 70 new
cases, u II Us safe 10 assert 'na' 'ne.s
are nearly zUo' ANON tnose I'p%on.
ed are Rev; I. Y. slater, ., 'ne r
Ms'hodis' cnurcn. N. M. p,.,.
volunteer teiegraPn operator 'Io ~ i,,.s-
burg. Aeroeft o. Luhuiuh, cry eai.
OF the Ardidnene' VINO = IsiAPss anu
Is again uowh' anu ueuela w 3
Adams. Among tns uea,ns aIs W.
fowei'' ia'e eu.'o' nuu M
Southern cdu'o'e' mayor d " ih'Ai'
Is Tying. w.-..-u :,
A meeting OF prominent Iaemosts y.
the Howard Assoeiauoh sna III. ,nssn.
hehe' @sian !, w. J-s,s,m,n.d ss a
.as ., ,o,c;r, many nsonle 10 leave
,hs .;,, hat no more rations would be
;.Snsain ,he c;,y 10 those mot sick. but
,ha, csmns would be established Al yari.
ons no,n,s rsmo,s from the CITY. and
,ha, ,hosa rsmoyino tbitber would be
san,i;a1 ,,;,h fo,d A committee. n N
s,,ina ., General Luks n. WRIGHT.
N.;or q pr,strid,e. G. a. Fisher.
Al I,nostaff. sx.Nayor John John.
son and Dr. W. Z. Rogers, was APP
| pointed 10 carry out this measure.
p.v 7, 4 Sbnyl,r. of the Holy In.
80. Chn,.h Hobolsn. Nav Jsrssy.
- .rr;vsJ ,o snnnIv tbs nlaes of the
,.,s D.. ~ ~ porIpns Rector NJ Grscs
%"".., cS,,.L n Cody nj
np''IYPa n"Na.;.,;or d,.d ,o.nicht
rue Nssr .n. :, m.mhs,shin ~ OF
TINS ,laNes ,ou, 49, a.
o nav uiea S "' PS "
V T.. sa,,a,.;,a ,.,sc,.m s.,, Inv Dr.
,,;,an.n w,,h ,h. ann,ovsI n A. ID.
I's.A.". p"ss;5.n, ~ TN. Uov.,d A.
Ianss'a 1uI.;ns a.. s;,ra,,on 10.
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Louisiana Relief COMMITTEE, new
York: The situation Is terrible peyond
description. There are 3.ooo cases OF
fever AMI We have ~ physicians. Eigh'
physicians have died. Ihoss from the
North sicken in a Few days and die'
Not q provision house n open In the
city. and only one hotei-the Peabody-
to feed doctors aud nurses. We want
everything that u pcstilence.stricken,
famishing and Impoverished people
need.
IL. w. MITCHELL, Al; ",
Medical pirec'or.
Only two drug stores were open IN
u morning. u iioWafus WIN oPsn
the drug stores that have been closed oy
the proprietors and place prescfipuoh
clerks in charge. howard physicians
report over JUL new cases to-day iness
are in addition to the new cases reported
to the Board Of heai.h. Dr. Mehini
OF st. Louis lied THIS evening
P~rrTsBuRo. Sept: Sin several OF
the churches liberal contributions were
lifted to-day Tor the beneht OF tho lever
stricken cities.
At a temperance mass meeting in Ii.
brary Hall. presided over by Francis
Murphy, SIOwere collsctsd. Inc gen.
eral relief fund to date reaches 49,.
0ls-is; RENTED by A. o: U. W..
$50 20. Besides these. other secret
and beneficial societies have contributes
large anu inc many private uouasions
will probably make q grand total ofS2o.-
900. The entire proceeds OF Tomorrow
at the exposition have been donated by
the managers to the cause. Many OF
the saloons have put mp boxes for small
amounts. aud in u case the returns
from this source amount to nearly u
hundred dollars.
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