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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27

The liability of cotton gins 10 take
fire should lead to extra preparations
for extinguishing them when they do
occur One of the means. used in
ships is the use of steam from the
boiler, which inside building is as
efficacious as water. A system of
pipes with proper .stop-cocks could
be provided at small expense, by
which the entire contents of the boil
cr could be turned into the gin room
in n few moments. A case of this
kind has just occurred in the Ahren-
back old mill at Hampstead, in which
fire was at once extinguished by
flooding the place with steam. II is
an old method of extinguishing fire,
an efiicacious one, worthy the consid-
enltioH Of gin men.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27
improved Farm.

acres OF land, all enclosed, plank fence
with dividing fences, a neat frame dwelling
with rooms, gallery, two story barn, a fine
nectarine trees, and yfueyard and water, IA
miles below the courthouse In Waco.
A farm OF 800 acres OF land fronting the east
side Brazos river, 100 acres In cultivation, one
dwelling and tenant houses, timber and wa
ter, will be divided and sold In 100 acre tracts,
IL miles above Waco. "li
400 acres of prairie land under good fence
A small farm OF 10 acres Of land with good
nice box dwelling and otherwise well imprOy-
ell, all In cultivation, on Waco and ------
road, about 10 miles frofn Waco. > -i4--a- -
or acres of land unimproved, In South
WAGES Ross addition, on Ninth and Tenth
1000 acres OF wheat and corn unimproyed
prairie land. plenty OF water and timber; Ii
to 20milesf from Waco, price low.
5000 acres of corn and cotton unimpruved
land. water and timber, in McLennan county,
terms easy.
1000 acres Of land suitable for sheep rancho,
fine springs and everlasting running creeks ,
In McLennan county, on liberal terms
The stone farm, OF 800 acres Of land, $50
acres In cultivation, 80 acres meadow, lO0
acres pasturage, fenced and dividing fences
good dwelling, out buildings, tenant houses
and graDiriesj a creek of never failing water
runs across 1t; II Is the finest wheat farm in
the county, about ga miles south of Waco, on
the Austin aud Bolton road.
Pour small fafms--One Of 2is acres of land
10 acres in cultivation One of 100 acres 60
acres In cultivation. One of i7Oa acres, 90 acres
In cultivation; with good houses and good i'm
proyefneuts-and 50 acres of uninprov ed tim
bered land, near Patterns mill, about Is miles
north of Waco-all fine wheat land.
A nice little farm, handsomely arranged, of
40 acres Of land. all in cultivation, With a
neat frame dwelling ~ story, rooms, els
tern, excellent 2-stOry barn, with good i'm
proyements generally; fine orchard, peaches,
apples and plgms; on the Waco and Gates
VILE road, miles west of Waco.
The celebrated Patients steam Touring and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27
Things in Brief,

Seven men lost by the capsizing #
boat at San Francisco. Y
The two French ducllists, nj De,
Fouton and Gambetta, tits Thought
will be prosecuted. II
The Fenian ghost is still soaring
the Canadians, and British ship Is
believed TO be off Halifax 10 prevent
them carrying off the Marquis Of
Lorne.
The disappearance Of a well
known physician and three medical
students on the night Of the body
theft, is exciting attention in New
York.
The Mutual Life of New York; is
assailed on all sides for cutting rates,
and publishes a column Of vindica-
ton In Ole New York Star !, sE
A wealthy man of Binghaniptoh,
New York, dies suddenly, and 1t is
urged he killed himself to secdre an
insurance of $3.50, 900 to his family,
A daughter of Gladstone is stu
dent at Cambridge.
A communist in st. Louis dies,
worth $4,000. $780,.
A woman in London throws u
knife at her twp boys, quarrelling at
the table, and kills one. Verdict
manslaughtcr. 2ghs
A Memphis man shoots a poor
shoemaker dead, because he will not
let him have a pair of boots without
payment for them. 9lsi5gE
A Memphis colorcd lawyer is ap-
pointed Assistant Attorney General
The city bank Of Atlanta, Georgia,
has Observation-Disclosures $4,000. %
Michael Scully began a walk of a
thousand miles in a thousand hours,
in Chicago on the 2lst.
An alarming outbreak of small
pox at Salamanca, Chill.
An Office seeker hangs himself
from disappointment in Cincinnati
Prosecutions under the election
law are to be pushed in Louisiana
The Northeast will have "a Re
publicans and 81 Democrats in Con
gross, and the West and South 6
Republicans and 1870 Democrats.
The German steamship, Hanover
arrived at New Orleans on the 2lst
bringing three hundred German i'm
migrants.
The excursion TO Mexico is greet
ed with great favor all over tn,
country. IL
There is only three states in which
the Republicans have majority,
| Justice triumphs. The defaultine
treasurer of a New York bank has
been sent 10 the. pcnitentiary for
'lVcnrs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27

The general passenger agency OF
]. g. G. N. railroad is enterprising,
1t has caused Texas products on the
line of his road to be exhibited at
fairs in the North, and has by this
visual picture of Texas done more
for her credit than thousands of cir
CHARS could have done. II had also
on exhibition at the State fair nj
Houston, a magnificent display Of
Texas products. IA.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AFGHAN WAR.

War has begun. The curtain is
raised on the first act most likely of
one of those great tragedies which
drenph a suffering world from time
to time with the blood of nations.
For this Afghan war Is well UNDER
stood to be hut an overture to war
between England and Russia, two of
the mightiest nations in the world,
o war in (which the accumulated
complications of half century are
to be adjusted, and for success in
which, the prize is the mastery of a
great continent. II Is to be war, If
lit occur, not.so much between two
nations as between two civilizations,
the one brilliant with the light, and
softcned with the humanity Of the
nineteenth century, the other distin-
guished with the gaudy barbarity
and smbnk heroism of the medieval
ages. The one nation, devoted to
tho arts of commerce and peace, and
4 800 ~" .''..
:ss.".a,,s a., "p n,, in y
-, 80, ~, ~ - ~.
a. ~, a nv !. - ~ =, n
enter upon it with delight. The is
sue of the contest is not doubtful,
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| y The soil and plastic Asiatic Is mos
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27

On exhibition at the Houston fail
was tomato from Palestine, meas
uring ID inches in circumference, leal
tobacco of fine quality raised in Har-
rison county, by.a Mr.. Harrison, and
a banana tree bearing fruit. and q
year old tree from the same root,
The bearing tree is f,oeaty-sir fee,
high and Mirty-t,co inches in cir
cumfarenca
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27

Last Tuesday night the whole
town Of Rockdale was under arms
all night for fear Of the Circleyille
robbers. We fancy, we see the hand
some Breeding armed with press
roller, and his face thunder cloud
of fiery wrath, glaring into the dark
ness and snorting and paving the
ground in his eagerness for the fray.
How he would have shattered them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27

The grand jury now in session at
Chicago, is unearthing Chicago Gus
tom House frauds, and prominent
politicians, among them secretary
Richardson, Bristow and Morrill, arc
mixed up in the bills before them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27

4 The latest fancy in ladies' stock
ings is for white polka dots in silk
embroidery on black silk feet and
legs, while the toe, heel and the up
per half of the leg (of the stocking
-Ed.) are white.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27

God bless the people of the North,
says the Memphis Appeal, % s.7
Give the solid South hi, says the
New York Times, is the way an ex-
change puts things in contrast.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27

Why is it that women always
read the marriages in a newspaper
iirst?-Jedersonian. ss.,,i d,
Because they are published no.
where else. ais5a a7sa "a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27

The Hdtckeye proposes TO stop
this grayerobbing business prompt
ly, by filling every grave which is
empticd, with medicalstudent. g.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27

The earnings of the Western I'm
ion TELEGRAPH during the past year,
amounted to $30,000,O0O and paid
$i4, 25O, 900 dividends Figure upthe
profits. ---itt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27

Roger A. Pryor of confederate
fame, was an Independent candidate
for Congress in the third district of
New York, and was defeated.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27

The Seventh. Day Adventists now
lumber in this country 20 conferences
and two missions, $40 churches and
1907 members. sns -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27

Letters from Havana received in
New York express great fear Of an
insurrection of slaves in Cuba.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27
WEDNESDAY. NOV. %, 1873.

Galveston's contributions to the
yellow fever fund was $i1, 900, so. rs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-27
Election Returns.

A"
~ WOOD COUNTY.
Roberts 1895, Hannah 235, Nor,
ton %. N s.t
Roberts 95sgIamman III, Nor.
ton 5l5.
HOOD.
Roberts i,076 Hannah 81. Nor.
sOsfERvEL. ~
Roberts $40, Hannah 80.
1. HILL.
Roberts 2,044, Hannah 5SS, Nor.
ton /. Fl
GRIMES.
Roberts 1889, lIamman 1908, Nor
ton 1872. a-Hl- H.
VAN ZANDT.
Roberts 1909, Norton $50, Ham.
man So.
WALKER.
Roberts s05, IIamman 1889.
t.T.r sHAcKnEFoRD.
Roberts 397, Hannah 4.
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Subscribe for the ExAMINER AND
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28

There was q sound OF rivelry last
night aud il lasted till 4 o'clock this
morning. 1t eminated from Masonic
Hall. in Gold Hill. upon the occasion Of
the regular annual ball OF Silver Star
Lodge No. g, 4. & A. NJ. and was
signalized by the gathering together Of
as fine q company NJ was ever seen In
Gold Hill. There were something like
ssvsnty-ave or eighty couples present,
quite a number coming down from Vr'
ginia City. California was also repre-
seuted. Among the novelties In the
musical way were the following arrange.
ments by Professor +. Dellepiane. Of
Professor varney's band. which fur.
nished the music: "Baby Asleep Waltz"
''Hank Monk Schottische" aud Love
Among the Roses Waltz" THE music was
In every way first.class. A good supper
was provided by the genial host and
hostess Of Becker's bakery and restau'
rant. Altogether. It was q becoming in.
PRODUCTION OF the dancing season In Gold
Hill. and will be long remembered by
those who were present. Much credit
is due to Ad. Gillespie. d. Keith and d.
J. Radovich. the Committee OF Arrange.
ments, for the executive ability displayed
by them. ID. Keith made himself popu.
lar rs Floor Director. W. A. Taylor,
Charles Thompson. Chris. A. Il. Wside-
mann and Hiram L. Lewis were Floor
NI.,.,... aud aia.l I'm maLing atran.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
Piper. op.r. House. v,rr,.,..

Virginia has seldom testified so unani-
mously to the pleasure OF her people In
welcoming back a band Of entertainers
as last evening to the return OF Haver-
iy's. Men were positively turned away
from the doors while women were COM
PEELED to forsgo the dress circle and en-
ter the parquet. Stools allowed specta-
tors to occupy a row OF seats clear
around the auditorium as well as down
each aisle. The performances was equal
to the expectations OF the crowd. Hav.
srly may safely challenge the world to
match his troupe ~ q whole. II might
be done. but Il would bankrupt all SINH.
lar combinations to do II, and then In
certain features Haverly would be be-
yond all competition. The only face
strange to the Comstock audience was
that Of Hughey Daugherty and he soon
showed himself u princely entertainer.
II Is difficult to tell where he shines
brightest or whether to admire him most
as an end man or burnt cork comedian.
Az the leader Of "Gilmors's Band In
Paris" no was simply immense and ir.
resistably funny. His lecture on Love.
too. was agood thing. In fact. Hughey
will do I; do to put right forward among
Haverly's Minstrels. which is equivalent
to saying he will do anywhere. We be-
lisvs the California Quartette to DO bet.
ter than ever. aud We are certain they
cannot DO equalled by any four singers
going. There is no indifferent feature
to the show and 1t Is greatly to be re-
grstted that the troupe will leave Sun
day. and hence will positively close their
season with t~o-nieht's performance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
NEVADA.
Destructive Rirs ~ the Riehnesd
works u EurekA-rhs smeltisg
Works and she Railroad Trcsne
-.s-u.-

Destrucuvs Rtrs n the Riehme.d
WORKS n EureL.-rhs s,.,,,,..
works aud h R.iiro.d Trc.ue
Dessroyed.
Er,yx.. ssnt. PIP x-Tbs Rich.
-. -, -
monu s~e'Ans "''A 'o'A h'' 'nis
morning. aud are now burning with
frightful rapidly. There Ia no chance
IN says them. The coal nile. which Ia
-, ,.., =, A.. -,,l. :. a..
S''un'ea Jus' '""'o ~ A''
OH ERE. OF course that cannot DO OF.
tinguishej. The pile contains 10000
bushel. of charcoal. worth from 10 TO 20
-. . h,.,o, How ,ho A.. cou,h, "a
e.nas na..ua Tss,. \. Lr. ma
u. pies Nus 80, s.s.,o.;an ~
NV m=,on.,sv !. ;nsv;,sbis
ny ri" 1,.hg ,r.nso. w.. .,r.,u.,.a
:, -, So, .nS aon,.,r.d : rssn.,v
Sa ,ss.,m.n. ~ Sss. hr,,;on A..
I'M n. n .sn,sh \. ~, "Is.wLs". 4" az
nAe VI T rn "a" "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
Mining Onieiais.

Certificates OF mining officials have
been filed in the office Of the County Re.
cordsr. as follows
DeHaso Mining Company-Dircctors
James @. l.. wadsworth. i. Cutie. o. O.
Miller, p. l.. Weaver. Z. Z. Smith. ].
G. L. wadsworth. President |; o. O. Mil.
Ter. Secretary.
George Douglas Mining Company
Same officials.
Mount Hood Mining Company-same
officials.
Sabine Mining Company-sams OH
cials.
Tolo Mining Compapy-same OIL
cials.
Vancouver Mining Company-same
officials.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28

A brother Of ours. away down East.
whittier the genial Dennis Kearnsy has
gone to connubiais with his bstter.half.
Ben Butler. sends us a beautiful little
photograph picture OF those twin
| cherubs Of modern progress. II Is done
up after the style OF Raphael's Cherubs.
The angelic wings and cherubic bodies
are lovely and all right. but those
heads are whimsically damnsble in con-
pection with such an artistic subject.
The explanatory note accompanying the
picture Iii needed no explanatory reads
substantially about thusly:
l herewith enclose you q small picture
Of an interesting pair Of twin cherubs.
after the Raphael pattern. The profile
Of each Is easily recognized, more es-
pecially the Massachusetts, widow"
Ben Butler. There is no installing the
widows likeness. see IL whom and where
you may. That deceptive cock Of the
eye : that broad Credit Mobilier" FORE
head ; that salary grab expression around
the mouth /; that closed right hand. APP
parsntly clutching the Sli2. 900 fee for
the Farragut award. and that best eye up
turned. calculating the chances Of
stealing the Democratic nomination for
Governor Of Massachusetts,. all together
stamp a. true to life the portrait OF that
old political turncoat and soldier OF for
tune. The other short.haired, snub-
nosed. seup-mouthed portrait Is sup
posed to represent kearnsy. a California
"hoojlum." which. as We are given to
understand the term in his case. Is a
cross between n ring.tailed monkey and
a jaekass. and a libel on both. He Is u
foul-mouthed BLACKBOARD. low In a
ners and ungentlrmznly in department
and action. and as disgusting and pro-
fame a specimen OF Gods human crea-
ton NJ ever stood up to address an audi.
snes oi intelligent mechanics and labor.
ing men.
This precious pair are now stumping
the good old State Of Massachusetts, to
elect, 10 possible, the widow Governor.
| She and Dennis seem to afiliaie well In
the hoodlum business, aud TO DO in
their natural element: indeed so loving
and affectionate ARE they that you are
| .orcibly reminded Of 1.-TWO heads With
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28

A Boys DsIlrlous Visions.

William Elliott, o lad about eleven
years OF age, resident on Fourth street,
between vlist aud Cherry streets. Is OF.
citing tho interest Of the neighborhood
on account OF q peculiar delirium that be
has become subject to within the past
two weeks. Having expressed o wish
10 earn enough during his school
vacation to buy o small printing
press. his father procured him EN-
ployment at brewery. and II
was while engaged In stamping
corks that he became III and manifested
nm extraordinary abnormal condition.
Williams confinement 10 his bed does
not debar him from observing what 10
Transporting iu the nsighborhood. On one
occasion his mother requested one OF the
children 10 ascertain the condition Of .
little girl who had been quite seriously
III for some time. William Immediately
advised bis mother not TO send his sis
Yer on the -errand, since the child she
was 80 solicitous about had died. He
had seen her 70 TO Heaven. Inquiry re-
vealed the fact that the little girl had In
deed breathsd her last. In q strange
voice aud singular manner be declares
that be. too. Is about to 60 to Heaven
that hs will DO translated like Elijah Of
old In O chariot OF IRE. The odd beha-
vior Of the boy and the mysterious com.
munications have been carefully noted
by his physician. and tho phases OF the
peculiar delirium have become . study
as q matter Of interest to the friends and
neighbors Of the family. - l,oaukss
S,nfinsi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
MtnIng Locatiess.

Notice Of mining locations have been
filed a. follows:
BY George W. Sprouls. the General
Grant, 1900 feet and mill site, Virgins
Mining District. east Of the Indspen'
dsnce claims, relocation OF the North
Alamance.
BY John Monaco. tho Monaco mine.
1900 feet on the Liberty Lode, thirteen
miles northeast Of Virginia City, com.
mencing at q point in the road bstwsen
Louisetown and Washington City
aud adjoining the Martinoni on the
west.
BY NJ. A. Hsaly. the s'Sue" mine.
1900 feet. Fiowery District, being an OK.
tension northsrly OF the "Kohsnoor."
by Thomas N. Hssly. the Nelly "
mine. 1900 feet. Flowery District. an
easterly extension OF the "Kohenoor.'
BY Lloyd Rawlings. the Patterson
mine. 1900 feet. Flowery District, east
Of the "Sue."
BY J.. Haskill, the North Delaware.
1900 feet, Gold Hill Mining District,
south Of the New 0phir.
The Mckay & Rawlins claim. com
prising 1900 feet In Eowery District.
being q south extension Of the Colorado
Intoxicated by Lloyd Rawlings and
James Mckay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
FLASHES.
Coudsnsed Telegrsms from al Per
sisns OF she world.

Coudsnsed Telegrsms from al Per
tisns OF she world.
President Hayes has authorized thai
the released Fenians Condor and Mslo.
dy be received on board the revenue cut.
ter from the steamship Mosel, on arrival
at Sandy Hook, and conveyed 10 New
York. The telegram TO this effect from
President Hayes was received with Q
burst OF applause at the meeting Of Irish
Nationalists, who promptly ordered thai
their warm thanks be conveyed 10 the
President by letter.
The San Francisco Board Of Polics
Commissioners last night investigated
the charges made against police officers
In the recent minority report Of the
Grand Jury. charging them with eItort-
ing money from Chinese gamblers and
violators OF the cubic air ordinance. The
Commissioners found the officers not
guilty and restored them TO duty.
A Victoria, b. c.. dispatch says the
Supreme Court to-day declared the Chi
ness tax bill unconstitutional and void,
The Chief Tailor and Superintendent Of
Police have been suspended pending In
quiry into their official acts.
The California Constitutional Con,
vention assembled In Sacramento to-day.
The body was called to order by Gov.
Irwin Mt IL o'clock.
Intelligence has been received tha
large numbers OF the inhabitants are dy,
ing from starvation at Fee and Meguirez,
Marrocco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28

1t Is sometimes said that n must 60
away from home to learn the news.
Here is case in point. The San Fran.
cisco Chronieie Of yesterday contains the
following. dated at Virginia, Sept. 90
A divorce was granted to-day by Judge
Rising, Of the District Court, to Gertrude
L. Fleming from William j. Fleming. on
the ground Of failure to provide, with
leave for plaintiff to resume her maiden
name Of Gertrude Z. Lacey. She Is
known to histrionic fame Oh Gertie Gran.
vile. The parties were married In Sa'
lem. N. Y. In May. 1874. and have not
lived together since October Of that year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
aisisg rrsssGsr.
Recent mining transfers have been

Recent mining transfers have been
made as follows:
Archie Dormer to @. F. Robinson his
title to 2G7 feet In the Fairfax mine on
the Enterprise lode. Consideration.
$3.50.
@. II. Belknap to the Mexican and
Union Consolidated Mining Companies.
all his interest In their property. Con.
alteration, $500.
Warren Bryant ct al. to the Fairfax
Mining Company his title to the Enter
prise mine aud mill site. Considera'
ton. 80.
Woodruff Mining Company to tho
Fairfax Mining Company all the interest
In the Enterprise mine and mill site.
Consideration, 81.
ID. +. Barstow to tho Union Consoli'
dated Mining Company all his interest to
COO feet Of ground running north from
the original 0phirl line. located by Payne
& Company. Consideration. 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
Tn. i.i.ru. n. Oh. south.

MEMPHIS. Sept. 27.-For the "a hours
ending M q o'clock tonight the Board
=, III. .m.,.u. ,.,.,,. 90 a..,h.
VI iie"i'u oh'' t'Po"
OF those 10 were colored. II has been
n ouiet day m compared with the four
1.. 49,. 800, ,,;,,o,
previous on''' a"' s'a oP
prevails among physicians that the worst
Is past. The large number Of new cases
reported Is accounted for In the siplana.
,,an Tho, ,ui,x half ara NJ n.,.ons "a.
m.""u'.s -,
SUING ouusiue oi me oiPoIA'e nln'.s VI
the Guy, VINO arc enu py Pnys'c'ans
Of the Howard Meoicai corps,
NEw LkA sept ia aispalcn
from Winona reports several new cases
OF fever there.
MISSISSIPPI Crit, Sept. T.-Twelve
cases and two deaths.
VIcKsDuRo. Sept W.-'Nothing add
tional from Greenyille. Twenty new
cases are reported at Bovina.
CANTON. Miss, Sept. 2!.-New cases
10. no deaths. We think tho worst Is
over.
BATON itouoE, oept' zf'-NeW cases
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-28
Dissrios Court.

Tho following business was transacted
In the District Court this morning:
Jacob Huber. q native OF Switzerland.
aged -, was admitted TO citizenship.
Stonshill W. McRsnna - Demurrer
Withdrawn fifteen days given To an.
swer.
Leary vs.. Leary--Ordsred by the
Court that the defendant be adjudged In
contempt, aud that she DO confined In
Jail until the order to deliver stocks into
court DO complied with.
Bolan VI. Bolan-Lsgal evidence in.
trodsced. -.
Fleming vs.. Sheriff Continued till
matter in United States Court 10 dis.
missed.
Adjourned.