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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-09

No. $50.
Oh acre improved farm, six miles
,AAO northwest OF EmpOria; one of tins
timber. A no. farm, at $40 per acre.
Moo 26I
ITO acre improved farm, on the Cotton
npoa Sne Of T the est H bottom far%s
soil and crops in the county; plenty of water
and timber Price H sss Igs per acre
60 acres IL miles north Of Allen pos,
4OO office, plenty Of water. fine land
half cash, and Balance in one and two Years ar
No. $50.
On acres very nice, smooth upland, nd
on end Of range, in sec. 5, H. p; price &
per acre, one half cash, balance in two wears
DUSIEESS LOT ON Commercial street
- between the Windsor house and EmPo
No. 265.
900 acres inside OF Greenwood county
oAO south from Emporia, excellent
land at - per acre Mo ample 9Ea range
cn acres, east branch of Dow creel
40 acres very nice and smooth upland
~ well fenced, all cultivated. good wen
No 268.
r OF No. 9, Commercial street; comfortabI,
II house; price 80 no $50
~ acres on Allen creek, with good water
HI and timber, immense range, for 81
o- No. go.
Cn acres first bottom land, on HeoshC
1OO river, i've miles from Emporia
all well fenced, and in cultivation; small
house; price 80 per acre
No. III
% acres within half mile OF city. Choicl
~ suburban tract. $500.
- X acress very choice tract for suburban
- residence. 500.
on acre improved farm. bottom land. ST,
GU miles from EmPOrie- All fenced; q
acres in cultivatloRs Gne range; two goOS
wells; IL story house OF rooms; Kansas
barn: 100 bearing fruit trees; school hOusi
aud post ehies HANDY Eo. u = ;So0-
On acres good upland, about 10 miles from
on Emporia- Unlimited range. s. PEI
QOn acres bottom and second bottom
OAO improved farm. II miles from KIN
pOrIa; 30 acres TIMBER creek runs thFeugi
both quarters all fenced; 60 acF Is In cult.
walton; range unlimited; good well and els
tern; coed we'll finished frame house. II
barn, corn-crib, granaries, etc. Good bear.
ing orchard OF apple, peach and cherry trees
some young apple trees; miles from rail
road station. $500. part on easy terms, 4
ed farm, ane, smooth land, with good build
ings.
00 acres, all fenced and 40 acres in cul
AOO tsvatioa; creek IN one corner; IN
limited range, and good seeOnd bottom land
On acres very nice upland. with unlimIt
on ed range, ct 50 per acre. half cash and
half in two years
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-09

Notice

AND SURGEON. Office over
Clapp's boot and shoe store in Union
block, Emporia. Rooms at Office 30 Sms
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-09
WANTED.
FOR SALE.

"ANTED-Ten tons cast scrap iron Mt
w Emporia Foundry. Cash paid aI-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-09

Surplus Of assets including the
$4,000 in the Mastin bank 1900
A receiver will of course be soon
appointed, and the above statement
of assets and liabilities shows that
the Topeka National bank will wind
up as a National bank at least.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-09

nor SALE.-3S head of prime two and
~ three year old steers. at my residence
miles west of Americas
3I-3t G SACKETT
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-09

soft w. B. ROSS.
DOR SALE, the property of t. j Maltby.
| - II. MS. Madras Civil Service, Emporia
pounds Il hands high Veto is E Sy 1oS
whip, out OF Morgan dam, and is II years
Also 2 blask mares, 2 grey mares, roam
mare with foal, bay mare with foal, grey
mare, bay mare (buggy) team of roam ponies,
COws.-16 graded cows and IL calves
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, NEW This
season. Weir snlky pillow. fourteen inch
| (Nishwitz,) one single horse harrow, {Nish,
| wItz,) one patent potatoe- planter, (plants
/ soil pillow, one patent oniOn-planter, (Iom-
/ stock's) with attachments, one cultiVatOr
ten inch pillow. (old.) one StudebaAer wagon,
Alsora large and well built house of ten
rooms, with large barn and stabling ~ by "a
| the Normal School, ut Emporia Price 5000
Also, a $40 acre farm on the Verrligris in
Green wood county, Is miles south of EmpO-
ria, and miles west of Madison; some GO
acres broken, including orchard of 800 apple
trees, peach and cherry trees. Will make q
water and stone. Small frame house of three
rooms Price 81 per acre. cash, or s. on time,
Also, an SO acre farm on Dry Creek, 8 miles
southeast Of kmPoria, with timber, water and
stone; acres upland suitable for house and
cash, or $500 on time with security.
Apply to L. J. Maltby, as above, or to
a Messrs Holmes 4 Holden, land agents, En-
PoIIo. 19-tf
NOR sALE-A new Kirby mower and sui
stock. Inquire of j e. Way, one mile west
OF town, or OF John Bay, at Lew Woods gro
Gerry store. 29-4J+
"ONEY FOR SALE-The undersigned
IL wishes to inform the public that his
new crop of honey is ready for market. Those
wishing honey can get it direct from me or
2s-it. P. EDWARDS.
RUYENG CoRN-DR. J: A. MOORE.
DAGEwin take apples, wood and coal IN
Il payment fer all kinds of pictures. Att
HOOD building lot on Cottonwood street,
VI between 9th and 9th avenues. Will sell
| cheap for cash, or trade for good STOCK. 25-tf
EloR sALE-A thoroughbred yearling bull
- l9-tf A. s. SMITH.
dor SALE-First rate building lot on
- Cottonwood street, cheap. 17-tf
IF you want a fence that is a .tezce, buy your
l7-tf Sd SMITH cos.
no you want a CULrIvAroRp Take a look
II at the DAVENPORT. Sold by
~ ENUINE factory needles-wheeler &
NJ Wilson, Florence, Grover & Baker,
Weed, Singer, New Family, at
DIOR SALE-A No. farm on 142 creek,
~ containing A6 acres-1OO acres under
splendid range for stock. Call on
l.. W. HUTCHINSON,
4-tf Ivy, Lyon Co.. Kas.
THE Howe Sewing Machine for sale at
cost at A N Hanna's Office, over j. Nj g.
Butler q Co.'S. grocery store. 89-tr
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-09

Admin TT atoF'S Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given: That the I'M.
IN dersigned has been appointed by the
Probate Court of Lyon county. Kansas ad.
ministratriX Of the estate of Robert B Hurst
deceas ed- 81 Sw VIRGINIA A. HURST
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-09

FIlHOSE wishing sweet corn to dry will
- please leave orders at the Grange store
SO-St j. V. RANDOLPH
lME for sale at my residence, five miles
IL southeast of EmpOria, Kansas
Soft w B. ROSS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-09

"ONEY FOR SALE.-The undersigned
IL wishes to inform the public that his
new crop of honey is ready for market. Those
wishing honey can get it direct from me or
at the grange store.
2S-4tE p ERw ARnG
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-09

Nor SALE-A new Kirby mower and sui
u ky rake. WIN give time or trade for
stock. Inquire of j T.. Way, one mile west
OF town, or Of John Bay, at Lew Woods gro
Gerry store. 29-4LF
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-09

dor SALE, the property of tt j. Maltby.
- II. MS. Madras Civil Service, EmpOria
HORSES Stud horse, Veto, weight ], 400
pounds, IL hands high. Veto is by Kentucky
Whip, out of a Morgan dam, and is II years
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
Ip...ed March l. iSsl

V'uE BOARD or TRusrEss OF GoLs
arcTios II ssaii be unlawful for any boy
or boys under the aye OF sixteen yearr 10 he
upon or about any OF the public sisee,-. alleys.
Highways Or vacant lots within u . corSorAte
limit. of the Town % 1old Hill, aiter the hour
Of nine oelGrk r. n. without bsfns accompanied
By his or thsis parent or parents. guard an or
guardians. emplo,ef or employers. or by the
a.iult friend or friends Of said parents, guar
dams or employers. or else having written
permit from his or their parents. guardian or
employer
rrc'a' II shah BE- the duty OF al policemen
when they see any boy or boys violating tho
provisions % section of this Ordnance To
request him or them 70 immediAteiy 10 noihs.
and IN arrs-t HIM OF them II he or they tail 10
comply With aid r.aas., % is 10 81 I.,sn, s,u
guardian or employer. diving hin of them PER
mission 90 60 he on the street.
$50. D. ANY boy Violating tne provision. OF
this Ordinance after rneh rlue-t. shsl; on
q nne not sxc-sdins the sum Of ave doiiar-, OF
by impri-onm.nt In the town jsiI not 10 exc-d
txelye hours: and up0n conviction the second
time for violation of this Ordinance, shAii Dc
punished By nne Of not lee thsn TN collar.
or by imi ri.onms1t In the tovn jail not lees
sro 4 IL shall b. unlawful for any person ot
psr-on. 60 eoa.. upon hand sled-. of otherwise.
upon the sifewalks ot upon any street. alley or
highway within the corporate limits OF the
Town of Gold iill Any p-sson violating the
prvyis on- Of this section shall upon conviction
thereof b. FINISHED by noe not exceeding the
sum OF nifty dollAfs. or by Imprisonment IN IN"
tsxn lall for period not rxceediss ten days.
of by both such nne and irnpf,sonmcnt.
SIC. 8 A Judgment under this Ordinance
that the def. n,iant pay due may siro direet
that la defsuit of payment thereof the tsSe.d
ant be irrprisoned In tho tom jail 81 the rate
OF enc dsy for every tvo dollars of such nne
q. sTKvHSs0N.
President of the Board of frsstee-
OF the Town of oold llili.
Atts-t va. kYDE.
Cltrk Ofthc Bnari.
On motioa. Ordinance No. i0i. as Rad. vas
ps.s~i by the foliSwlpg vote: Aye.-rrusi'e-
For. Mercer, woollsy. C,pelsni. and frr-iieai
wa HYDE,
Cisrs % the hoard.
Dated Gold Hlii. March 8. ISIS.
-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

AN ORDINANCE ~sppi~mestary 60 An
Ordisance Eaiitied 'ts Ordinaaee fsr
the Prevestisa and Pasishm~nt sf Ger
tain Oasa.e. Asais.t the Peace nua
Gsed Order Of the Tswn," Passed April
10. lS71.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NyrIcE or CONSOLIDATED virginia
~ ninipr COMPANY. San Francisco. March Z.
fsrs'-M ! nesting of the Board Of Trustees OF
shs above named Company. held this day, q
div,dend tNo. Ssl of Tvo ~ Dollars per share
,s7a Trsnsfer books elossd until the 18th In
s.os A. W. HAvENs.
.,ntt sscretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
DIVIDEND M0TlcE

OpPIcE OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company, San Francisco. Czlifornla. 'rch
Iih, isgs.-st . meeting Of the bard Z" W.
rectors Of the absve named Company. held
this day, dividend INC. 40 of Two poi.axs per
isth Transfer books clo>ed until Tho issh
%sli c.P. GORDON. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

A BosroS coniectioner tesliael that
he labeled his candles "sirictly " pure.
because the ingredients were strictly
pure. Then he admitted that chramate
Of lead was an ingredient.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

HKsE Is verso in a poem elected by
the discussion Of the question OF future
rewards and punishment:
IL is easy snOash for the lovers of sin In
Believe In heli that they CsnLO, get Into;
AMI natural. to-. Q q the wtckssi b. doubt Of
a hell wbich they fear they csnnvi -; cut OF.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

Eaeh psessxs contain. pr. ssnfords Improved
ess~s frics. n 10. for sais oy ali Wholesale and
Retail brussists thfouxhout Inc united sta.ss
WEkKs 3 fOrrER General Agunn and whole
sAie Druggists, Boston. Masa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
NOTICE.

A II. PsasoNL INDEBTED To TIE
a Vgsgy HOUSE, Geld Hill. are her.by
noiined 90 .ettls up before the rffrsfSTH
OP MARCH. or We shall place their accounts In
MERcER 4 FOX,
mhttd Assignecs Of A. D. Bulhrd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
SWORN EVIDENCE.
rhs so,iowing cvrs 10 probably tss '"oss
rsurarkabis ever sfsscssd b. any rsedi.
cal peseasatIoa for the srsstms~t a
cntnrhs

essfi>~>-.-i hereby certify th.t havs ~ C.
ss s..s e, sra .. :s.sa sss - M ss.;
Ss. saS sassias IN ne need. Isl.s serse he tenn
S ss .s ss:s s.sa and no: 81 'sss .css
:,sss sfsss.ss%s,Sn, sss iS1 " s..S sssss ss s
ssrosi ,ssi could nos Ssep tSsa fs,:, fssSssesiy
q nifs, would srrirs oSs % bed. r ,sssSd .
he naeus nom nv tsIosi .ad Ia sssors being
~. ,o .sse ,s.,. Ss, s,.ssS e =. ys,,ss Z q
could could vim din,saiy svsnev. fsss,iy es.ssissasa
eminent surgeon In rseafd 70 sn ooerstoa % them.
a. .SS & =; sss.s
z; T.is .ss ssts
mysysssH began sosso : ne ssssssot ,ss aiss.ss:
sotS., le.I Insss: srss S.,s. and ssSssd ys sTsy
rt sss. s.ssa s ::s sss - g ssss.f ev.:
ny heed e | had hot known d % b. fos ysarI u
sss U & . s.: s: . =. 81 s'sss ssss
inEony iOn.iis % iss,thsy 90. sssssd e s,o.sl;
sssIss nd % s:.iinI ,Ssrs eS.RlsfE Esss,:s
% iss s.rs. n ne sr.,s di.ssssss.d u q -
It.s: s:,. ss:. sls:. ssss s.ss s. q s;s:
and hope 70 convince many thss hh b . srsss
| am fsmiiiar With shs trssfpsu. q cstsrIA =
prsetssd By the bess rhysieians and have coosuli.
ed The mo.t sminen. about my eass. have Md
every tind o. remedy aad spesrs,ssS S snss A ssys a.
s.s:isi am. y! ss.sia;i 10 s.s0s!sss:
miss SssiSs. I,Sa fsS. fsS Z i E% aro. y. pNsxoRx
sryyolx.a I.s. .iu
Then personally arrsared the said oeotEe v.
Dinsmore. and made oath that the foregoing s<Ats-
msnt By him subscribed V true. hsfore me-,
sixth }. THOMAS. Jasnes sftss fsscs.
y,s p:sss. ssss,p, % p, ssssrss q, isrSysH N. . :.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

TmE season approaches when the
whole country is full of sweet Singers
Of Michigan"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

sgyyol,. 9. .,,..,.. IN. ,.,s sse; 49,. q ia
nsnt by him subscftbed V true. hsfore me-,
SIXTH }. THOMAS. justice ths rsaes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

GoLD differs from the original prod
igal son only little. The original boy
said. "I will ariss aud 80 To my father
while the prodisal boy-yellow boy-of
to-day saith. 81 will oo~s dc~H and o.
back 60 par"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
ORDINANCE NO. 1902.

Published b, authority Of the Board OF rra.tec-
of Gold Hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

PEorrssoR: "Is the intensity OF gray-
ity greater at the poles or the squaicrf'
Sophomore: EYES. sir" Proiessox;
"whichf" sophomore. "it is greater" ="
- --URirryfy Migsiae.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
CARSON ITEMS.

Carson APPEAL. March 49, Hon. j.
W. Haines, President Of the Nevada
and California Telegraph Company. ar
rived from San Francisco yesterday. He
has been absent for some time. lie
informs US that he has made all the nee
essary arrangements with the Western
Union Telegraph Company In the mat.
ter Of tariffs, has entered into o contract
with them. and everything pertaining TO
the combined business has been perma-
nently and satisfactorily settled. The
rates have been reduced. and ~ o o m
the line il completed messages . be
sent 10 or from Aurora OF Bodis 10 all
points in the telegraph world at the low.
est rates.
Yesterday afternoon officers Doran
and Stern arrested q young man named
A. l.. Flint for beating his mistress. a
woman OF the town. He was lodged In
Jail. and will have q hearing before
Judge withsrell to-day.
The Mint yesterday shipped $4,000
In quarters TO the United States sub
Treasury at Chicago.
Two wagons loaded with merchandise
and drawn by eight animals left for
Bodie yesterday.
Tribune, March 22.-The Carson
Opera House Association will commence
operations Immediately. and hope to
have the new Thsspian temple com.
plsted by the Fourth Of July.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
Humholdt County.

Wluenucca Silver Stale. !Mdrch a.
The remains Of o Chinaman were found
in a well to-day by Henry Hoppin. who
was engaged in digging q ditch on Can
yon Greek, close to the McColley road.
lie happened to look down In the well.
which 10 ~ feet deep. and saw what up.
peared to be the legs OF a human being
sticking out Of the dirt in the bottom.
He procured help and ropes and pros.
pected the we'll. in which was found the
body Of a Chinanian. by the name OF
Wong Hook. who had been working for
Charles Bowling at Camp McDsrmit.
whose employ no left on the 2lst OF
February and went to McCollsy's. where
he stayed all night. and left on the
morning Of the 22d to walk to Willow
Creek, since which time nothing has
been seen nor heard Of him until his
mutilated remains were discovered In
the well. Circumstances indicate that
he was murdered by the Indians.
Three carloads Of lumber 10 being I'M
loaded here for +. II. Smith. Cornuco.
pia. Judging by the quantity OF freight
Of one kind and another arriving here
fer that camp. times must be on tbs
mend there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
The Precious Metals.

As there has been considerable COM
msnt Of late regarding the weight OF the
precious metals in avoirdupois. and for
the benefit Of the inquisitive. We give
the following from an Eastern financial
exchange
One ton. 1000 pounds. avoirdupois.
Of gold or silver. CONTAINS 20. l63 troy
ounces. and. therefore. the value OF q
ton Of pure gold il $500, 100 Il, and q
ton Of silver. $37. 70I 81.
A cubic foot Of pure gold weighs
l.2lS.75 pounds avoirduPois ; . cubic
foot Of pure silver weighs 656.25
pounds.
One million dollars gold coin weighs
3.65s.s pounds avoirdupois : one MIL
lion dollars silver coin weighs 5S.929.9
pounds avoirdupois.
II there 10 one per cent. OF gold or
silver In one ton Of ore. II contains
29l .63 ounces troy. Of either Of these
metals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
rns GREAT WAR.

The lecture last night by Rev. Mr,
Gilliss OF Virginia. on the Russo
Turkish War. which has just nominally
closed in Europe. proved to be n OF
the most interesting ever delivered IN
Gold Hill. The gentleman has evident.
iy given much thought and patient re-
search to his subject, and be came before
his audience fortified with a mass oil
figures and historical statistics, which
fairly staggered his hearers by their vol
ums. Every man and every woman
who Was present in the Methods
Church iast evening. left the building
with q clear idea Of the significance o
the great conflict just wased. and tn
ultimate result OF which may yet DO Il
plunge all Europe into n general war
Had this lecture been given In the earl!
days o. the war. II would have enable'
all who heard II to follow Intelligent!
the progress OF events during the las
year. as detailed in the dispatches
and correspondence Of tho newspapers
As ii is. its delivery at this late da!
carried the audience back to the scene
Of the conflict. and made plain man,
things which had been obscure to tn
majority Of readers. Above all. 1t lsi'
bare the motives for the war on the par
Of Russia BY tracing the history OF tina
country and Turkey from their found
alton to the present time. Mr.. Gillie'
10 entitled to. and will receive, the thank
Of the citizens Of Gold Hill. for hi
mastery illustration Of the most import
ant subject Of modern history.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23
Eureka County.

Eureka Sentinel, MdrcA 22.-Miss Cora
Verne, one OF the young ladins who ap-
psared with the Adah Richmond Troupe
during their ssason in Eureka, has 70.
turned to the Base Range, In search oil
her heart, lost during her recent stay
here. Rumor has Il that . wsll-known
artist will Iced her 10 the altar on Satur-
day evening next.
Captain Foley and . force Of miners
have inaugurated work ON the Secret
Canyon locations, recently taken up BY
q number Of prominent citizens. They
have great faith in their ultimate value.
A party Of Eastern capitalists are ex'
pectsd here shortly. They come with
the intention Of examining the mining
resources Of the district with . view OF
investing some Of their spare cash In
eligible property.
The receipts Of charcoal by rail dur.
ing the week have been very heavy.
having more than doubled. The Rich
mond Company are taking In large
quantities.
The value Of the crude bullion ship.
ped yesterday amounted to the SUN Of
SIC. 400.
Eighteen carloads Of crude bullion
and refined lead were shipped to Pail
SADIE yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23

A WASHINGTON letter Of u recent date
discourses thus ON . late d~isgracefuI
exhibition in the balls Of Congress
"Ths responsibility for Congressman
Douglass being continued . member
rests upon both sides. His continued
drunkenness il Q matter OF notoriety.
II no action Is taken upon yesterday
incidents. Ii is clear that Douglass will
sooner or later force something to be
done. Douglass visited the Senate after
the scene Of his exploits in the House
this morning. He attracted general
attention by his loudly calling for q
page. Ssrgeant.at-Arms French and
Deputy Christie at one time went near
him to arrest him. but Senator Maihsrs
carried Douglass OF in time. This
inebriated Southern member. according
TO Deputy Isaac Hill. constantly carries
q loaded pistol. and after his threats yes-
,srday il is easy to imagine that he will
Be the hero Of some tragedy at the Cap
ital II delirium tremens or a resolution
Of expulsion does not reach him in
time"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23

sAS FRAScrsco. March 22.-Kearney's
cohorts held . meeting this evening IN the
corner Of Bush and Dupont streets 70 con.
slider tho cases Of the Spring Valley and
Senator Bones. Kearney and wellock were
the speakers Of the evening. and were pro-
nounced in their opposition 10 the schemes
Of the water company. With regard 70
Senator Bones resolutions were adopted 10
the effect, that Il was the province Of the
workingmen Of Alameda county to fully
investigate his course In the senate. and
II he failed Il exculpate himself 70 demand
his resignation; that II was fint necessary
TO determine whether Bones was idiotic.
insane or corrupt; that the investigation
should be conducted openly, and that
the workingmen Of Ban Francisco
appoint committee Of three TO
assist the Alameda workingmen In con
Quoting the inquiry. j. b. Batchelder. ].
p. Dunn and John Linehan were appointed
such committee. Kearncy then went on
to say that Bones must not be as~sassinated,
but that II he refused TO resign he must be
hung In pablo on . day appointed. This
Was An uprising Of the people, and II the
Government meant 10 protect thieves he
wanted II TO show IL hand. The crowd
received tho proposition 10 hang Bones
with cheers and cries Of "HAng him /!
hang him r. one voice crying. 81 will be
hsngman." Tho remarks Of tho speakers
during tho evening were at times highly
incendiary. Finally Captain Short re-
quested Rearney 10 adjourn the meeting
on account Of blocking up the street.
Kearney advised his hearers not TO attend
Duane's meeting TO- morrow Of Horticul.
tural Hall ; that II Duane wanted TO hire .
hall he had = right to and could speak to
empty benches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-23

TIE Methodist Almanac for the yea
enumsratss thirteen organizations in
that church with distinctive features,
though harmonizing ON doctrina points
The II. Z. Church numbers 4.G73.2S1
members : II. Z. Church. South. 722.'
$40 members; Colorsl II. E. Church,
so, 900; African II. E. Church. 2i+.sO6
African NJ. T.. Zion Church. 200. 600
Evangelical Association. los. oi3; United
Brethren in Christ. 1884; Union
American NJ. Z. (colorsd), 2.G50; Meth
odist Protestant. 1896; Amsric m
Wesleyan. IS. 900; Free Msthodists, 49,
$50; Primitive Methodists. $3.50; indie.
pendent Msthodists. $500. The total
membership In the United States eI'
eeeds |. 3i5. 900. The number in Canada
reaches l6l. i72. and in Great Britain
and her other colonies o7.iOi. giving
an aggregate membership In all the
world Of 1885, ss. The net increase
for 1877 is given at 1909. The Col
orsd n. +. Church has now four bishops.
COO travelling preachers, cs3 local preach
srs. and between $4,000 and 10000
members.