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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-06

THE JUNrICE MINING CON.
PANY.-Locaiion Of principal piaos Ut
businsss. San Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold LII, storey county,
Nevada.
Notics 10 hereby siven. that at . meeting Of
the Bossd OF Directors. held on the 9Th day
Of June, 1878. an assessment NO. 49, Of One
Dollar 1911 per share was evled upon
ths capital stock Of the corporstion, paysbls
Immediately. In United States gold coin, 70 the
Secretary, a. tho once Of the Company. Room
. Haysardis Bullding. No. tis Oslifornis street,
IAN ffAncisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th DAY OF July. lSo.
Will BE- d~elinqusnt, and advertised for sais
a public suction. and miles, payment 10 made
before, viii Be sold on SATURDAY. ths
ID day Of August. 1878. 70 pay the dslinousut
asssesnent tossthes with eosts Of advertising
and srpenses Of sale.
by order Of ths Board Of Directon.
II. Y. KELLY. Sseretsry.
~0ync.-Room 9 Hsysafd's BaIldlns. No.ils
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W. 4. 'shfIn.HakHh hoLyn.
W. H. CLARKE & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS,
NO. 81 SOUTH O srRRRr.
VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA A..
San Francisco correspondent. .. D. WAKE.
FIELD. nod.ul
GOLD MIL MINERS UNION.

A SPECIAL MEETING or TIE GOLD
"A Hill hlnsf.' Union viii be held ct their
Hall on TUkSDAY. June itth, a 10 ?. r.. for
the purpose Of elec,ing oficers TO serve FOR the
ensuing term. iull and prompt attendance 10
requested.
BY order.
THos. BURKE, President.
A. O. PAscox. Secretary. led q
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NOTICE
n WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

/ as1 m. sHiis T. H.s so aiasI ~ u, Ts NJ
bed ma S,ird without tuss essss o. provocs-
ton. ksd ths1 from this dsts I VII not b
faptnsihss a. o. pas Az biia u hsr eas.
Sy3t ~ v. =. SoIu,
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On the 18th OF January, ISL. In the
palace Of the former French Kings. At
Versailles. wilhelm Friedrich Ludwig.
King Of Prussia. was declared tho first
Emperor Of United Germany. Hs was
worthy Of the honor. for In tho space Of
nine yean he had gathered into one
Homogeneous whole q mass Of struggling.
German personalities, and msle Of them
. powerful nation. Germany. under his
rule. has jumped into the frstplace among
European powers That much Of the
glory 10 due 10 Bismarck. there IL no
doubt. but 10 must not be forgotten that
without . William 10 adopt his counsels.
there could have been no bismarck. The
attack on the Emperor last Sunday was
the second attempt 10 axsassinAts him
within two months. The old feeling
against him evidently still exists. and do
spite al he has done for Germany. he II
not popular. In all probability his abdi-
cation o. this time VI wise sssp, and very
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FARE FOE ADuLrs-...---..-.si %
eEriekas 70 b bed q the Book storss and
che. lisess q business In Cold Hi s1d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28
LONDON OPERA.

END OF THE SEASON AND GREAT TRIUMPH OF
MISS MINNIE HAUcK.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, July 81, 1878.
The London opera season closed tonight
with the last performance at Her Majestys
Theatre. Last nights performance of
''Carmen," with Miss Minnie Hauck in the
title role, was attended by the Prince and
Princess of Wales and their children.
CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE PRINCE.
The house was crowded to overlooking,
and was perfect triumph for the American
artistic. The Prince congratulated Miss
Hauck personally on her success, and said
that he wished her equal success in
America.
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A.-THE WORD '.sOZODONf,"

A.-THE WORD ''SOIODONf,"
which has slre ady become househoid word Is derived
from the Greek and composed of words, 5000 aud
odones the apressrver Of the tosth
And IL true 10 1t beauties and preserves tho
teeth and nsigoraes tho gums eorrects all
impurities Of tho breath -ozopoSr contains no acid, or
gritty substances which iDars the enamel but is
OF rare and an,sepc herbs whea have abcnsac effect
on the whole economy Of the mouth.
1t has Endorsed In America and Barope by the
eminent persons OF tho dental medical clerical lyric and
word and has obtained place every toilet table
land Inc snvisble reputation which IL nov enjoys II, an
iaeeu,ve for parties offer preparations vended under
Of liquid dsn,rees put in style OF "soxopoSr"
&e hoping induce the public by the aourshng prom
isss they make what their articles will do, but which
they ALWAYS fail to perform buy them The wreck Of
the teeth Is sure follow the of these WORTHLESS. prep
sra,ons DO deceived but adhere the we'll tried
aud enicscious 'Soxoposrn
A-sELzER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wAtxa A. srEfIANi o.. ~ New st., s,ls
Importers
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED RE AEDY
MRS. wINsLOW's SOOTHING ~YRJp for chiidr an
teethinx dysentery anu atrngs, wial colo ami
regulate, the Do~ss 25cESrs BOrfLs.
AsIoR HOUSE sHOE sIoRh.--sELLING OFF A
&c stock hue suxatR snoss all styles extra Io>v
prices siEkN, Barclay
CHOICE SELECTION or DRuos, PATENT
MEDIclsEs, Fancy AkricLks and MINERAL WArKRs ut
nAKi NeirS Pharmscy.
DIR. USDERHILLs PURE WINES, FROM THE
crcson Pc,nt vneysas tcr ,se by druggst Wholesale
by ~. X ~. n. rhUkBEk CO.
HAVE You TRIED ihE PERFECTION BLEND
Of MOCHA aud JAVA corpKs In FlGssIarss
HAIR DYE --BAfIHELURs HAIR DYE SOLD
by druggists applied At celebrated wig factory ~ Bon
INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY BROWNS
HoussHoLp PASscsA will relieve PAIN IN the ston, acb,
bowels or side cures collie rheumatism and 25c
MALARIA--'A CHEAP AND EFFICIENT AGUE
rsncay has ionE been dss,cd by tn aud 1nsa
ira has pryv Itself the only twenty ave cent chs aud
lever remedy In existence "-Druxgis Advertiser July
10
PURE GOLD WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT
nsscs. 49, ~. $40. si5 >. a. Johxsrns 'Sp Bowefy.
corner Brvome st.
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CHINE.E IMMIGRATION.
SAN PAxcisco, Cal, July 4.

SAN FAScIsco, Cal, July 81, 1878
George \. Seward, Uaiea States Minister 10 CHINA,
who arrive. the CITY OF Toxic yesterday, In an
interview rob uing Chinese imwigration expresses
himself sirouAy In opposition TO any legislation W
aDroxate any o. the provisions OF the Buriingane
Treaty, on the g.-ounus Of INTERNATIONAL and com
tnvrc,sI policy lie says the imperial government
ut Pcking IS sputkAtic. aud neither encourages
nor discourages emigration. Mr. Seward claims there
n, no dagger Ut Lnines nm gra1on enough Tor
that race 10 become douSnant IN this country He
believes that tue policy TO be pursued Is that OF
negotiation provided Tor ny tho recent action or Con-
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FLORILlNE,

teeth and BREATH the best liquid d.ntrdce In
world; thoroughly ceansss partially decayed teeth
IRON all parasites OF living amin alcui9 leaving them
nesry white. impHrting delightful fragrance to the
breath. fhc FRAGRAsr "FLoRiLINt removes Instantly
being partly composed ~ honey soda and extracts Of
herbs plants II Is perfectly harmless
icious - sherry.
Prepared ny HENRY G, GALLUP. No. 4aJ Oxford
street. London England aud retAilcd everywhere Is
cents bottle.
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as one of the most brilliant ever seen in
London.
ROYAL AFFAI IIITy.
The affahility of the members of the royal
family is universally remarked. The Prince
sion, paying a personal visit yesterday to
the brides mother
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YAxKros. ID. r., Jov ~, 1878.
Parties who arrived to-day from tho silver Lake
Mennonite settlement, forty miics moth IRON Yang-
tsn bring the iatcigcncs that cloud burst In that
region monday, suomcrging large PORTION Of tue
country and drowning seven persona Tho west
Dran ch OF vsrmIon River, which IL ordinarily twO
rods wtue, Is Hiicd to a width OF over "a mile and
depth Of from ten thirty fee huch destructioa Of
property IA reported.
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NO MINING STRIKES.

PorrsyILLK, Pa, July ~. 1873
Despaichcs seccivsd mere this evening from Ma.
hanoy CITY, Shenandoah and other large mining
towns, report that no meetings have boon held or
talked OF 10 aisess the question OF u STRIKE OF tho
miners rhe prevailing opinion is that there will be
no strike at prssent, the beng In condiion
TO sIand out any lenlIh OF time
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to his American and French friends The
dinner was brilliant affair. Speeches
were made by Deputy Menier Baron
Gudin, Mr.. Donald G. Mitchell. Secretary
Of Legation Robert Hit. ex-Consul General
Torbert, Colonel Knox and Mr. W. H. Hun
tington. Edward King read IN appropriate
poem.
MENIERs RECEPTION
III. Menier gave a magnificent reception
at his hotel in the Park Monceau, on Thurs
day evening, to the American exhibitors,
jurymen and commissioners.
ARABS IN PARIS.
There are a number OF Arab chiefs in
town who are visiting the Exhibition.
They are much stared at wherever they go,
their 1.-the, erect figures, picturesque dress
and stately demeanor commanding atten-
ton.
STRIKES.
Duval, the restarauteur, is out Of favor
with his employees. The women walters
strike of last week showed one side of the
firms rapacity. Yesterday the walters and
servants in the Montmartre restaurant
struck in the middle Of the dinner, to the
CONSERVATION of the guests. There were
some funny scenes.
The strikes in the mining districts show
signs Of coming to an end.
GouNoDs "PoLYEUcTE'
NJ Gounod's new opera of "Polyeucte"
has had its first reading, which is declared
to have been successful 1t is announced
for production on the Goth of August, when
we shall be better able to pronounce upon
its merits.
TIE BoUPFEs CLOSED.
The Bouffes Parisiens theatre is closed in
consequence of the illness of Nine. Theo.
NJ TAME.
insist on calling Henry Taine, is again
candidate for seat among the forty elm
mortals" of the Academy
SPORT.
The opening of the shooting season is
announced for the 14th of August. Apropos
of sport may state that the Society for the
Protection OF Animals is in session.
FUNDS FOR THE ropE.
The Cardinal Archbishop of Paris has
issued pastoral calling on all the faithful
to subscribe to Peters pence.
THE TELEPHONE.
1t is proposed to unite all the municipal
offices by the American telephone.
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
Mr.. H. G. Creveling has contracted with
Nj. Briquet, of the Electric Light Company,
to introd uce the electric lights into the Tony
Faust establishment ut st. Louis, Mo.
THE VINTAGE PROSPECT.
The vines are reported to he showing
badly from that insect pest, the phylloxera,
and other causes in Lyons. Haut-Rhin and
other departments.
ROYAL COLONEL.
The Due de Chartres, youngest son of
Louis Philippe, has been made a colonel
in the French army. He previously served
as chef d'escadron in the Ninth regiment Of
chasseurs
NJ. MAoNE DYING.
NJ Magne, the financier Of the Bonaparte
regime, whose son died lately, is himself at
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THERE ARE IMI:ATIONS OF GLENN'S SULPHUR
that standard substitute sulphur
equal ami other sulphur soap repre-
possess properties should looked upon with
suspicion Al dru.g ss grocsrs and fancy goods dealers
keep 1t al loo skin die
pie zion, aud e c dies rhe atism govt
q. \. CslITnNrON. pruprio tor. 9th nv
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

A LIST or NEW SUMNER BOOKS.
ONCE AND toRLvgG.-A Noyei. by Miss Grant, author
LITTLE arzzy Another e,igh. book by the q
THE LILY or SAN MiNIAro BY Mrs. Hamilton. au.
thor OF Woven OF Many Threads" &e..........si 90
sTRArAGEMs AND CoN.pfRAcIEs.- Attempts to i'm.
pose false deaths upon life insarsnees .....s2 W
soTHERS, THE COMEDIAN. III. new humorou. book.
Birds OF Feather Foca fogethei".......... ~ W
FOR EACH orliEg.-A new Novel by the powerful su.
thor VI IAN tor Ier" &c .....si 10
rsSocEyrs IRON ABROAD A story by the author Of
ALLAN pISREtToS -''strikers, Communists. rramps.
aud De,eeuse." Ihu''r@ed,. ......".........si %
CONQUERED "A Novel by Bessie Strong ........si 80
ST. PETERS BRTDK.-By Mrs 81. john tEexeD u arper,
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PEccAvr-A Novel. by Emms wenalor ...........si 50
rIzzLEBUay's NEW GIgl.-By DE cordovs 49,. 90
LOVE WORKS woNpERs.--A Novel by the author
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MoLLIg MAGuIKEs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pink.
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JASET-A clever. new Eng,i,h Novsl...........si 70
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PRINTING
OF ALI KINDS
DONE CHEAP fOs CASH
Al THE METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

RUPTURE CURED.-4o YEARS. EXPERIENCE
DR. MAkSh'S treatment the only esetual cnrr
Only Office 2Vesey IT.. Astor houe. opposite ~ Paui's
Church.
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THH .svfCrOR TRUSS" CAN BIZ USED BY THE
ladies supporter .nd truss combined Found No.
8 tesey st Astpr tiou-s.
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capable Of printing 1900 copies per hour
OF esntpage either six Ell sht column
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE.
LONGING THERETO.
PRICE xtc.0On
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York Ierali
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THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFECTISG rREssEs
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YELLOW FEVER, DRopsIEs, &C.

Dropsss oceasoned by the exhalent arteries gviaa
out more fluid than the absorbents take up.
BRASpRErH's Pills
convey a healthy impulse to the remote sxtrem.ties.
swelling watery deposits awakening the sleeping
gies vessels which, Ike millions pumps work.
send tho accumulated fluid the ntesines and other
outlets eheeting reduction OF the dropsca sccamua-
tons sometimes in few hours This effect have
messed myself
Let the Doctors Of New Orleans adopt BRAspRErH's
PILLS the remedy in yellow fever then they would
not lose 1--WE in hundred of the patients The value OF
BRAsDRKrHs PILLS is proved by their high wide rep.
utaton which should their adoption in every
hospital Until this is done lot patients get the pills and
them: good is to follow.
And during weather they should occasionally be
used by all sensible people The blood Is thus secured
sudden Diseases snnstrote apope xfcs vertigo and
dizziness are prevented.
Remember, can refer you to healthy men who have
used BnANDaErus their only physic over my
ysarsl
Jury 81. 1873 b. BRANDRETH.
Principal office. Brandrcth House. New York.
SO PEARL DERBY OR SOFT HAT, 81 80 tMACKL-
naws. 81 20. worth SD. ID New Church St, stairs
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u GRAND HOrEL-PARIS PLACE DE L'OPERA
Par cuIa rlv udai

Az GRAND horEL-PARIs. PLACE DE L'oPERA
Particularly recommended
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HOTEL IRE sn' sv Few De Ia PAX cAs
NovAs, PROPRIETOR. Frat class e.taolshucl At.
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Au rsE RUE RUE Fss AND FANCY
st s' fs OK e 1ohN Whit s
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aooD
GARBAGE BliLDEks: MILLION. QUIET 90.
Champagne. sherros. Brandes. Cuvillier. Is Ras
CONF EcTioN WHOLESALE, FOR LADIES.
Robes. Costumes. ilaute Noayeaute
ssT
GOLD 81 sHs RIMS as asu
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INDIA s2S S%s nS d. y. r.s also at Geneva
Paris 80 Rue nishelisua
isSs sFosdx kG Hsi Si 's'n
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Paris Is Rue de la PAX.
RESTAURANT GRAND VELOUR.
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MILLINERY " cFissT CLASS foR rhE Mosr STYLISH
LINGEKIE DE HATE ELe,iAYcn DRESSES. COS
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LADifs' BOOTS AND. SHOES rEaRY ii RUIZ
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS .FEAfH r.s FOR DRESSES.
Head dresses, first class. Buhlor frsrs sosurs,
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spECiXGT lY',6jF wEDDfSG oaSAMENrs. FROM 40
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Rue Tarsnne.
Grand Hotel du No,d removed from the emsnstions q
the ,rbor; large and small aparsments carriages aud
Central Telegraph Office
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alderman Lloyd steamers -Kadiey's Hotel be well
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EUROPE.

-
TINE NEW YORK HERALD IT THE PRINrEMPS -
The HERALD Is to be- found daily at the q and Ma
easins du Prntemps, 10 Boulevard Haussman. Paris
|NERMANY.-REV n. HOILER RECEIVES PUPILS
Uat 20 Msbureerdtmni Hanover FIRST class reerences
In lusive terms 500
I ACROIX'S hiGIkNIC HAIR SOILS (COLHYDRO.
llfure) the faculty prevent humidity
and the feet At natural temperature Wholesale
retail. Address LACkOlX. l Ruo Aubcr, Paris
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M. MAoNE DYING.

NJ. Magne, the financier of the Bonaparte
regime, whose son died lately, is himself at
the point Of death.
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A ROYAL COLONEL.

The Due de Chartres, youngest son Of
Louis Philippe, has been made colonel
in the French army. He previously served
as chef d'escadron in the Ninth regiment Of
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ENGLAND TRAILING FOR ANOTHER pIICE or
TURKEY--wHAr IS AUSTRIA PREPARING
FoR?-AN APPEAL TO THE BosNIANs-Acc1-
DENT TO AN AMBASSADOR.
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4 LIST or SEW SUMNER BOOKS.
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strong man was victorious; the temporary dissoIu.
lion was only that OF tho mortal clay the spirit lived
through iuth. which he had never lost, and
would at any nmc in his Ito have died Tor. His
works may not always have been accord, but
al tho end, said Father McMenomy. his
faith sancneL. them all. Many of his works
ana nearly all his purposes were good. Tho dis
course closed with touching farewell 10 the dead,
aud the expression or strong hope Of meeting him
in the rcgeneraicd flesh Of the Judgment day.
THE cHrRcl's FAREWELL.
The dissolution pronounced tho corpse by
Father Hughes, Just before the departure for the
cemetery, wns moro like good night toa TREND cx-
peced 10 be met tho morrow than the dismissal of
parting SOUL and the awful 'Dies Ire' The ieust
remembered hymn OF tho service.
Out at ST. rcicr's Cemetery, adjoining lakewood.
tho Protestant burial place at Troy, on the next
highest hill TO the Seminary Hill, IN tho Mount Ida
range. The Same Icehpe prevailed.
FRIENDLY FEELING.
When the clergymon Officiating there threw tho
handful Ut earth upon COLIN there WINS but
little sympathetic bciief In the text ALWAYS
recicd, "Memento homo qua ptiris es, 81 inpui-
rererteris" among those who had heard
the preachers ardent prediction OF the resurrection
day. Indeed, throughout the progress OF Morrsseys
funeral Tho feeling which appeared to dominate all
other impressions with the OF tho specta-
tors that OF friendLness toward tho
dead. Some estimate the mplage in The church
ana outside OF II at from nvc thousand TO eight
thousand There probably three thou
sand or four thousand present, and among Thorn all
there was not one enemy, as Father NcMcnomy had
said In his sermon. There might be some who dis
liked hin, but there were none who hated him.
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AFRICAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 4. 1878
The Baltimore Annual Conference OF the African
Methodist Episcopal Church began IT'S sixty-,hi
session this morning in hbcnczcr Church, Mont.
gomcry street, Bisnop Brown presiding. rbs con-
ference embraces The state Of Maryland and District OF
Columbia and Is composed OF seventy -nvc travelling
preachers Tho officers elected ior tho ensuing year
arc :--Secfctary--J H. A. Johnson. Recording Sec
rcta.y-Dr. Watkins. statistical Sccrctary-W. IL.
Arnold. Kcporter-A. NJ Greon-Marsnals- ossrs
Chambers aud Jones'
The Bishop made a brief address. In which he spoke
particularly OF tho growth and influences OF tho African
Churcb. The usual Standing committees were ap.
pointed and tho Conference adjourned MONDAY. 10
Will cnntlnne It's session next week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-05
CONVICTED OF MURDER.
THREE coLoREDs MEN SENTENCED TO BE
HANGED ron TAKING TEE LIVES or WHITE
MAN AND MS WIFE.

THREE coIoREDs MEN SENTENCED TO BE
HANGED ron TAKING TEE LIVES or WHITE
MAN AND MS WIFE.
INK TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD
GorDsnDNo, N. C., May g. 1875
Noah Cherry, Robert Thompson and Harris Atkin-
son, all coored, wero to-day convicted. alter a r,ai
lasting nvc days. for the murder OF James woriey a
young farmer, and Apply Janc woricy, his wife,
IN Wayne county, near IBIS town, tho
ii,h Of February, 1878 Their crimo was character.
zed by the utmost savarcy. and tho throughout
has excited the greatest attention. the Court House
being crowded by cngor listeners during the wuolo
trial worlcy lived at the Islands Of the Ncus.
tract OF country almost exclusively inhabited by
negroes. IL wss said he had given Information
Cherry Is about ni,y-f years Old, IL.
other convets arc both young mon. Tho
most positive evidence agnnst them that ~ Jerry
Cox, muistto, IS years DID, WHO swor. tn.t On the
evening OF the murder no met ..oId Noah Cherry
about sunset quarter o mile from Worlcy,s
Cherry got his from place wnerc ~ hidden,
and they walked together 10 tue house. Near Woreys
house they were met by tho two other men.
who came from tho opposite direction. The three
went into tho house. Cox, who remained ont
side, soon after saw Woriey running from
the house, pursued by chcrry sni Thompson VINO
killed him by blows from arc and a club. They
re.entcfcd the house anu the three attacked Mrs.
Morley, each brutnliy ssssuting ner. she escaped.
but was ovcrnkcn BY cherry, knocked down by MN
amt her head crushed with oludgcon Wy Atsinsou.
For some days The crinio was shroudcd N mystery,
M investigation, got On loot by tho coiored popu.
Iatlon, fcrretod out tho runtv mcu.
very large number OF Witnesses wcrc called by
the prosecution 70 corrobora,c the evidence OF
Jerry Cox, aud by tho defence To break " down. ma
we'll as to prove an aibi tor tho prisoners
SENTENCED.
ON tho rendition OF Tho verdict OF guilty tho
ers were sentenced 70 b, hanged on the l4h OF June