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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
Justice.

Following IL the Official letter sent by
Superintendent Curtis Of the Justice last
evening to the Office Of the company In
San Francisco
Com HILL. Sept. 23, iS7s.-R. =.
KsUy, S,e.sta,y South drift. 1850 level.
will reach Silver Hill line this afternoon
and work will DO suspended until the lat
ter company 10 ready 10 make connection,
The force Of miners working In this drift
will DO removed 10 " iron-clad" drift,ssms
level, TO clear Il out. This 10 tho drift
where We we're going TO have tho difficulty.
and Strengthening the lines gives rs . good
stope Of ore. Wine No. 2. ii50 level. 10
without change. Wine No. 1. 1900 level,
. crosscut has just been started west In
favorable looking quartz, the Wine II
continued In quartz with spots OF rich ore
Crosscut No. 1 10 without change cross'
cut No. 5. south drift, same level. 10 softsr
and more water making. requiring close
timbsring. The drift running BY the Alta
Company on their i450 level for our line
10 looking very promising.
SAM. T. Curtis. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
The Na,is.ai Bashs.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 23.-Ths Con-
trollsr Of the Currency has compiled the
dividend reports Of the national banks
for the siI months ending March l.
1873. from which u appears the banks
charged OF losses during that time
amounting to $40. 903. lt5. OF this
amount $i,9l3,757 consisted OF pre-
miums ON United States bonds held Tor
circulation. which deprecated In value
below cost price 10 the banks. The
losses charged Cd BY the national oenss
during the year ending Ssptsmosr y,
1876, were sis. 7l9. 026. and for The year
ending September I. 1877. $lg. sSS, eSs,
making the total more than $o0.ooo'oVo
losses charged Cd during the past Two
and a half years. The ratio Of earnings
OF the national banks to capital . sur
plus for the year 1877 was b.62 per
cent, and IL IL estimated the ratio LOT
the year 1873 will not DO greater than
for the preceding year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
Dasgsrs OF the See.

NEW oaLrAss. Sept. 49, Captain
Norman H. Bent, master Of the ship
Annie Gsudy. which arrived to-day. re-
ports that on September 4th be fell In
with the schooner Eulstio Of Shslbourns.
Nova Scotia, which bad been dismastsd
In q hurricane on September Sd. Hs
took Cd Ave Of the crew. The Captain
and mate could not get Oh, - II came
on TO blow 0 heavy gale. He saw an
other dismsstsd vessel at the same time,
apparently . brig. with spars hanging.
Alongside Cape Msyss. Cuba, bearing
east northeast, about fifteen miles on
shore. He could render them no ~.
sistancs, % Il was blowing heavy and
the ship was on the lee shore with al
her sails blown away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24

The KArn LowERr.-The subseriP'
ton books to the capital stock OF the
Kali. Lowsry Consolidated Mining Com
nanv will be opened tomorrow at the
Office Of Douglass L Thompson, brokers'
Virginia City. See advertisement
Tur.r was quite q return Of Dem
ocrs,ic delegates from the State Con-
ven,ion at Carson by this morning
train. The contest and interest seems
to have eliminated with the nomin'
atoms Of last evening
THE water in the Savage was 100 feet
below the 1000 level this morning INC
,hsrs was . bright prospect indeed fo1
reaching the 400 level soon.
HENRI KorHsr has legal license 70
wed Ida Fuller,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
arv,,.,. s.,. s.s.s.s

I'll Andrews. jos Hsbsrt. n c Crowley.
II Fish. " L spanlding. J II Ferris. J l.
Brazeli. y Moore. A y Stern. T Havlsy,
d windmillsr. J II Kinkead. n Schroeder,
TR Hawkins. AZ Hsndsrhoi. Mrs Hoyi'
J d Hammond. Miss X Mahon. Miss Q
Casey, Miss A SNOW. Mrs Martin. II Grow,
T II Diehi. Eliza Campbell. Miss Psndy'
W Hatch. II J Black. J Mc0rath. Mrs Nc
0rsth, John Cashin. Mrs > Z kimball
Z d Ryan. Nrs N Martin and child. W \
Lsete. II u Mighsls. Mrs W Donohue'
Lottie Green, Jsssie Deviile. 8 Held.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
u...,..r,. s...s s,e.i.s.

&c Caldwell. q W wsrk. George Amss.
IA waddock. d Schwartz. Z II smith.
J L Bray. JB Malone. L sehosafsid. Miss
Quick. L aoids,ein. W shepard. J hurry.
M Harrison. l. Nswhouse. n II Morris.
X T Brodsk. q W Mccormick. W Dewey,
Mrs. J @ Anderson. Mrs J q Roeheford,
II Johnson, A Y Burke. J II Bradley and
wife, L d Boyle. DR. Robinson. J A Davis
w W Hobart and wife. u Farrell. Miss
Eva Thompson. ID T Davis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
s,,s,.r n.Ii Bs.ssish.

CuicAoo. Sept. PA dispatch was
received yesterday by General Sheridan
from Colonel Miles. dated Fort Ksosh.
Montana. saying that dx Sioux Indians
had arrived at that post direct from The
British possessions. bsing smissafies
sent over the line by Sitting Bull 70
ascertain upon what terms his people
would b permitted 10 surrender 70 me
United States military authorities. They
represented 70 Colonel Miles thai the
Sioux Indians who had taksn refuge In
Canada were heartily DESTROYS Of rsturn'
Ing 70 the American side.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
-Ua..psets.i Isssr6sss.ss.

Henry Thompson, the late vould.bs
suicide Of Virginia, has been getting
along splsndiily recently. He had 30
far recovered rs to DO able to dress and
ait up and to eat heartily. His physi.
clan pronounced him in Q fair way "a
recover until this morning. when legal
difficulties In connection with the occu'
patton Of the house where be was lying
occurred. which completely upset him.
The result IL a. yet uncertain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
THEY All TAXI IT.

wbsn the systsm 10 run down 70 that sxtsns
that you psss slssplsss niehts. are nervous ana
nitabls. have gloomy ~fopbodinss. sour stom-
ach, sick headache and coated tongue. do not
snrsii yourself ~ high private In the rear rank.
undsf osnsrAi Debility. but cheer NJ and Try
whites Prairie Flower. the great Liver pansces.
now for sals IN every city and town on the
continent No medicine ever compounded 70
half is equal for the eurs Of Dyspepsta and
Liver complaint. II has Q specific power ovsr
the liver. and By curing the Liver. Dyspepsta
and ell other dissasss arising nom u vsnish %
small price OF 10 cents, that vii convince you
OF ~ msrits. LarEs Size bottles Is cent. rfor
sais ~sysryvhsrs. au7t COW y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
rrem l..As pissrtes.

James Lowrsy. who is interested In
mining property in Lake District, Mono
county. California. has returned to Gold
Hill. lie says wintsrins In the noun
tains is too much hard work Tor him.
The District has good prospects,. me
rock being free milling. A large MN
has been erected by the Mammoth MID
ing Company. and Is probably, a VOL
by this time. Mr.. Lowrsy will 60 oack
In the Spring.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
Coon MlN.-The friends Of Charley

Coon MAS.-The friends oil Charley
Williamson. Of Virginia, are quietly but
strongly urging his claims for nomination
for Sheriff at the coming Republican
County Convention. There Is not q
man in Storey county better deserving
of the nomination, or who can poll more
votes ON election day for the office. or
who would make . better Sheriff.
ALrrrrn has been received from John
C. Murray. President Of the New Or
leans typographical Union, acknoxi.
sdgins the receipt Of $50 sent Tor the
aid Of the yellow fever sufferers " Inc
printers Of the Comstock.
Al. LoxoLrr il up again from Truckss
Meadow. He reports everything lovely
In his section.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For Q rosst Of bssf unszoslisd In Storey
county, 70 10 Thomas HsnrVu's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. NO. : North o street.
Virginia oity. Frssh oystsrs ~ all hour In
sysfy styis. Forty niner always on hand o.
nifhf, For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
the best md fresl sst Of ell that The martets
TT ~ apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
ssrsss osesasisss.
IN. rus wrsrr.x cnox I.saA IxaI

BAN FHAScisco. Sept. 2t.-2io ,. =.
Ophir IS. s3S; Crown Point i2t. i3t;
Beicher III. H.; Mexican IS. 81; yell
Law Jacket Is. 27a; California Isl. l5S;
Hale a Norcross sc. Ssh; Savage 27S.
2sa; Union Con. ISL. i52 $50; Caledonia
o. ~; Gould a Curry 23S, asa; Sierra
Nevada 40; Alta 10. l9a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
A REMARKABLE CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary eurss on
record was tia: OF The man John y. Herman.
dss, residing In Salt Lahs city. Who vss d
deaths door with thai tefrtbls diseass haras.
mus the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the prsSrsss OF the malsdy, when tventy.thfee
bottlss Of BRiBTOLB SARpAPARiLA and
thrss phisis Of BRiBToLr PILLS made him .
we'll nan. jy3s In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
A VOICE FROM NEVADA.

From Virginia oitys poor sufferer. almost
dsvoarsd alive By an ulcsrous secret disease.
ssnds % bis thanks aud gratitude for his re-
covsry 10 hath. eisctsd By thoss sterling good
msdIcin.a Bristol's BarsapariIla and Ptlls.
sstsblisnsd for over forty years. They have the
~eonAdsncs Of both doctors and patients.
au1llm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
A CARD.

To al who srs suffering from the srron and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous vsshnsss. early
decay, ioss Of manhood. ETC.. ] will ssnd .
receipt that will cure you, yn1n OF onAnos.
This great rsmsdy VS. discovered By mission.
ary In south America. Bsrd 9 elfsddresssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH 7. IMAM,
station d. Bible Houss, New sork City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
Bear, OF Eassiisssis..

Changes were made in the assessment
roll by the County Board Of Equaiira'
ton as followsysstsrdsy
Mrs. Kate Mclaughlin. assessment
5000 RENTED. ..oo
Mrs. Mary Losry. assessment. $500
RENTED. s.oo
RENTED. ,oo
mitted.
Mrs. Vincent Gagnon. assessmsn'
500 RENTED. ..oo
J. d. Perasich. assessment sSoo !"
mitted. ...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
now PLArroRns To CATCH
VOTES ARE MADE.

The Csavsssiea discharges she
Losss Expeetorasten of It's Con-
sunpsive Lungs ne b Tsepab'i.
. Psrsy-List Of she N~osnisees'
Kfe.. Efe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24

A cable dispatch says Q statue
honor Of the late Father de smst, Ii
Jesuit missionary to the North American
Indians, was unveiled yesterday In his
native place. Dsndsrmonds. Belgium.
A great crowd assisted al the ceremony.
A cantata composed for tho occasion was
sung BY 500 voices.
The Ssrvian Government, at the 70.
quest OF Q Mohsmmsdan chief. will
rsoslvs women and children fleeing from
besieaed towns In northeast Bosnia.
Many hundred Mohsmmedan families
have already arrived In Servia.
The Congressional committee invest.
eating the New York Custom.houss re-
nswsd inquiry yesterday. Silss ID.
butcher. Appraiser ct the port Of New
York, related the manner Of appraising
goods.
DR.. Basil Norris. OF the United States
army. the family physician OF General
Sherman, was summoned yesterday
morning 10 Atlantic City 10 attend to
Mrs. Sherman, who II seriously III.
The department chiefs In Washington
are issuing ordsrs that eight hours con.
stituts . days work, TO DO paid for the
same - ton hours are now paid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
ONE OF rae sRIaHTRsT CHARMS

OF Q fair fsss 70 . ans ct Of teeth. The ladies'
bsins fully siivs TO this fact. psironifs sozo.
DohT In prsfsrsncs 70 any other dsntifrtce.
since they know By sxpsrisnes that Il preserves
liks NO otnsf the pristine Wilderness and clean.
liness Of The teeth, and males Q naturally swest
breath additiopslly fragrant. II 10 one OF the
privileges of the bsdux Nx 10 loak lovely, and
that portion Of Il which uses sozODoNT has
degree 10 The end In visv. All druggists sell
"a sell I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
BEPORT.
san Franeases Bsard.

so Meadow Valley. 2oc
100 Raymond a Ely. 5s
$40 Eureka Con-. IS. 80. 39t. II
SIS Jackson. II. l3S. IS. II
SIS Phenix. 81, ~
lilo Belmont. IA. Al, 4. ~
COO Newark. II
TAO Leopard. ~. I Is. ~
$50 Grand Prixs, She
1900 Argenta. 50. As
100 ella. 25c
2c0 Northern Belle, ION, 10
$40 Hussey. i0c. Sc
4G0 Manhattan. Gu. ca
200 De Frees. 3oc. IS
800 Endowment. $50. 90c
3s3S Independence. 3. 3e.t
Ills Navajo. ~. leo. LIS
400 Silver Prixs. i0c
800 Tuscarora. Sc
200 Star, SOC. T5c
1000 Belle Isls. 5oc
$50 Day. Csc. Coo
$40 Hiilsids. 4k.4
9i5 Highbridge. 2.05.
i+70 Modoc. i0c. i5c
100 New Coso. 300
i2s5 Bodis. 10. n. 2oS. 22S. ~. 23s. 23
q "a
eco Bechtel. I so.
1900 McClinton. SOC. 75c. 90c
3GG5 Tioga. ik.t
725 Summit. 2. 100
$40 Buiwsr. i2t. iaS
$50 Syndicate. AZ
200 Aurora. Az
1t00 GoodshAw. I, 95c
2305 Oriental. II. 2. az
$50 Belvidere.
200 Champion. ~
400 Sitting Bull. ia.i.
935 south Bedie. SOC. zoe. Doc
COO Richter. II
4sC0 Booker. I
TAO Mono. 8. 2.95
100 Con. Pacific. IL. I 10
325 Martin whits. Z. ~
100 Silver King. Is
SOS Leeds. 40
Ass Tiptop. N. $50. 100
200 San Xavier. II
ii40 Silver Hill. 81. ., "a, ~
$50 Challenge. 2. AIS
leo Baltimore.
2sG5 Phil. Sheridan. ~. ~. AGO
200 woodvills. 60c
4s0 Lady Warrington. Q, 2.s0
500 Dayton. SOC
775 New York. 2. 100
1915 Andes. 80. IL. IL. lao. i.5o. IN,
$50
iti5 Kossuth. 25c. SOC. 400
2iG0 wslls-F Fargo. soc. 55c. COG. SOC
3s5 Ward. ~. i.S5. LIS
COS scorpion. i2S. ~. ilS
1020 Levisthan. I. los. IA, IL
$40 North Con. Virginia, II. -. i3a.
i2s
700 Prospect. SOC. 25c
$40 Morning Star. 0. ~. 81
1y60 Trojan. Coo. $50
500 Lee. 75c
$50 st. Louis. Toe
500 Rough a Ready. ~
is5 Solid Silver. 3s.3
45 Vermont. 40
800 Original Keystone.
so Blue Jacket.
<G0 North 0phir. ~. AZ. 40
ii2o Benton Con-. o.. 3, 81. 81. ~
THIS NoHxiSo.
iass olhir. S.. 81. II. 70. so. Is. IS. 90
1850 Mexican. 70. IS. II. 7e. 7ss. 70. IS,
1850 Gould a Curry. Is. 2as, 2is. asa.
IS
$50 Be.. a Bslcher. SC, 81. s7s. 80. sss,
39k, IS
1850 California. i5t. 49,. ISL
i''o savage. q. Is. Is. 2's, % b. &C.
<so5 Con. Virginia. ics. lev. les. i6s.
l6. f6h
4l0 Chollar. Potosi. CO. G5. CO..
2o55 Hale a No~rcross. 81 ~. y. IL. sou
81 si0. 33S. -
3s+5 Grown Point. 10. ioS. IL. IN. III,
IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24

JAs,E. BASoocx, Republican candi.
date for Secretary Of State, has returned
from the presence Of his friends In the
great East and 10 happy a. ever and .
little moro %.
B. GuRlnxso has Aled afidavits Of
labor performed is follows: Against the
Columbia Mining Company for $500;
the Msrgsrita for $3.50.
O. r. RxnoLDs has been appointed
Deputy County Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
MEDICAL WONDER.

This treat ssrs for Rhsanstisu. Neuralgia
and Ill Pains. Burns. sesids, Colds. and all
schss and pains that people and families sunsr
with. 10 really . wonder aid . success. J.
Jonss, Jr, ellis 70 Ct Gold Hi. Isi3 em
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24

posed E. Blsnuerhassett Of Lyon. That
gentleman arose and withdrew his name.
Jewett W. Adams wa nominated BY
reclamation.
W. Z. +. Deal wal then nominated BY
reclamation for Congress.
xSrHusIAsN U WILD.
Gov. Bradley then arrived sccompa-
MED by the committee sent TO notify
him. His appearance was the signal
for . prolonged outburst Of applause.
When silence had been secured Pres.
Bailey introduced His Excellsncy, who
said:
"Gentlsmen ard fellow citizens: l
have read your resolutions, aud I heart
lily indorse them. I'll never be found
behind my duty. I'll do whatever may
DO right for the people Of this State.
Geutlsmsn. you must excuse me now"
This episode over. the Convention
adjourned until 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
The EvssisE ssssiss.


At the evening session the appoint.
ment Of the State Central Committee
was made with the exception OF the
members from Storey. and that was
postponed until tomorrow at the re-
quest OF the delegation. Following are
the members Of the committee Az
LarRe-wm. @. Thompson Of Storey;
Z. Blennsrhassst, Lyon; John II.
Dennis, Elko; George w. Gas.
sidy and n. 4. Chamblin.
Eureka ; Ormsby. p. Cavanaugh. Jr. ;
Douglas, DR.. E. d. Black White Pine,
Peter webber ; Eureka, D. E. Bailey ;
Lyon, W. N. Battsrsby ; Esmsralda, j.
N. Farwell /: Nys. woodson Garrard ;
Churchill, W. O. Grimes /; Wsshos,
Ross Levers /; Lincoln, George 7. Cor.
man ; Humboldt, L. w. Greenwsl ;
Lander, George l.. Dinsmors ; Elko, j.
Il. E. Dspp.
rnr BANQUET or CHOW.
The ns1. business In order VA the
nomination Of q candidate for Governor.
Bart Callahan rose and placed In nomi'
nation Governor L. R. Bradley. and
Judge Hayden Of washoe seconded tho
nomination. Then somebody proposed
to make the nomination BY scclama-
ton. There was not o dissent.
ing voics, not mi Democrat In
all that assembly brave enough and
honest enough 70 speak . word In de-
ienss Of his party and Ito ancient prin-
ciplss.
LIEUTENANT oovKlxon AND coxonr.xAx.
A committee OF three, consisting OF
| Major Dennis, Bari. Callahan. and 8.
]. Bonniheld, wal appointed TO notify
Governor Bradley Of his nomination.
Nominations for LAsutsnant 0ovsrnof
came nsxt in order. Somebody pro-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24

OF luQlVluuhiss ho Sh"'s Nbis'ssse"t az
unjust or unequal taxation; the rsserva'
lion OF 90 much OF the public domain ns
the Republican party has not already
given away 10 railroad corporations. for
The benefit Of actual settlers; the main.
tainance Of 0 non.sectarian common
school system: acquiescenco In the law.
fully expressed will OF the majority; the
equality Of all citizens before the law
economy In public expenses. that labor
may be lightly b~urdened; subordination
Of the military 10 the civil power; no
Capitalization; and q strict construction
OF the Federal Constitution.
ISSUES.
Al important issues. entitled to espe.
cial mention. the Democratic party oil
Nevada presents
l,-ruE PRESIDENTIAL FRAUD.
The induction OF II. ID. Hayes into
the Office Of President, In violation oil
the clearly expressed will Of the people.
10 denounced as the highest crime
AGAINST free government, and the most
dangerous sncroachmsnt upon popular
rights, ever perpetratsd In this coun'
Try. While in the high interest Of pub
iio tranquility. we submit TO the consti'
tutsd Federal Administration. yet the
investigation OF the House OF Represen'
tatiyesi IL specially commended, to the
end that the vile bargaining and corrup.
ton may bs exposed, and the brand Of
iuismy stamped where IL rightiully be-
longs.
2.-NoxEY.
The Democracy Of Nevada advocates
the removal Of all restrictions 10 the
coinage Of silver. and the re-establish'
msnt OF silver ~ . money metal thu
same - gold-ths same % II was before
IL fraudulent demonstration by o 10
publican Congress In 1879. the suosti'
tuition Of United States currency. fol
national bank notes; no further sale o
intsrsst-bsaring bonds for coin for 70
sumption purposes, but the gradual
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24

The Democracy Of Nevada holds the
ballot TO be the inalisnabls right Of free
citizens; views. with alarm. thu efforts
OF the great foreign corporations TO con.
troll the political contests In Nevada; and
urges the people Of this State. BY their
votes at the polls In the approaching
election, 30 signally to rebuks and
trampls upon such intsrfersnos, a. will
forever prevent Its repetition.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.


Following are the particulars oI
the serious railroad acciden,
which occurred last Sunday or
the Dayton ana Sheridan narrov,
gauge railroad. The accident oc.
cured near Balls station. There
was no tnrn table, and the train
was backing. The first csr was a
caboose. which Was separated
from the locomorlye by a number
Of platform cars. The caboose
was partially filled with wheat.
There were also several passen~
gers IN the same car. By some
means the caboose was ditched
and capsized. The grain was
scattered about and caught some o
the passengers, who were badly
injured. A Mrs. Martin and an
old gentleman named Bal sus-
tanned what are feared to be fatal
Injuries. Mr.. Martin, the hus.
band Of the lady, was badly bruls.
ed about the head and tace. Miss
Mcmillan, Miss Branson and Misc
Graves who were in the caboose.
also received slight injuries. A
number of persons were on the
train, but most of them occupied
the platform cars and TINS tortu,
nately eacaped injury. The train
was moving slowly at the tune,
or the accident would have been
attended with far more disastrous
results. The passengers were ex.
treated from their position fo per-
Il as soon as possible aud every
thing was done to alleviate the
sufferings OF those WHO were in>
jured. No particular blame is at
tached to any one tor the untortu>
nate disaster.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12

A CRITICISM.

The Exhibition of art given at
the school house Monday night
was very good, all but the lectur-
ing which named him in the esti.,
marion of the people traitor.
He first began ridiculing Grant
whose picture he had produced
on the canvass about the presiden-
cy and numerous thugs. Next
he produced the picture OF Beaus
regard who he applanded to the
skies then came the picture of R.
E. Lee which he pronounced The
picture of u gentleman and q
scholar. Then he showed the
two battles of Manassas, both re-
bel victories, but did not >kow any
of the victories on the other side.
Directly came the picture OF the
Indian messacre III Cherry Valley
which he said was righ; and we
| would have done the same had
we been IN their place, also Benz
e0lct Arnold.
Now If Mr.. Dion Platt belle res
that the Confederate officers done
right, upholds the Indians in their
bloody nassacres, aud the taitor
Benedict Arnold | would say that
he is q traitor of the worst type
and, readers judge for yourselves,
do you think 1t Is right or appro,
/ pirate tor u man who means tO
obta Ii his living from the public
/ To run down our best men aud up
hold these vilIlanous gnd bloody
ludlan massacres and praise sucl
traitors as Benedict Arnold! | uO
not say that Arnold did no good
to his cou-try, but | hope tna'
all men that turn taltor may die
as wresched as Arnold did, and
| would aivlse ali Dion Piatts t,
or any other Snowman who talks
like Dion Platt to not come here
again Tor as sule AS they DO they
wilt get thrown on: OF some win
dow and tnelr traps also.
GEORGE SHAMROCK.