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SPOKEN.

Bark Hong Kong Ger. bramdnon from 81 Nasairo for
New York. July 4. lat Al %, Ion SIS 81
Bark Young Eagle Do. Dunham from Baltimore for
Londonderry. no date. lat a. ion a.
Bark tspj. from isvana for st Msrys Ga. July
3. un ackson willie.
Bark Champion DR. Moses. from Ipswich for Philade
phin, July 2. lat 40 81. Ion 80 H.
Brig Myronus Joy. from New York for Msrseies. July
2, Las 40 30. lon 10 a.
schr Reno from New York for Fsrnandna, July g. on
Jacksonville
schr Isabella. King from Csnfuegos fer Boston, June
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SAILED.

Steamers CITY Of Berlin (Br. for Liverpool: Ieiveta
Mossi ter) Bremen As.yria tBr). BRISTOL Prior Br)
Hull: Alps B Port an Prince &c San J.einto - JAgo.
&c City Of Mcridn Havsna 6c rtste Of Texas Calves
Ton. &c; Morgan city New ote.ss; HUDSON Do CRY q
Wilmington, NC; O,d Dominion. Richmond. &c: u
Knight. Georgetown, d.; ship Washington, London
barks Lillian Virus tBr), do; AmercS ntsD Cork
America barbados; Golden Fleece. Demerara; brig Day
light, do; schr Chas Plstt. bordeaux. . 5ss.
Also sailed. ship Alexander, Mcneil, for LyttIeson NJ:
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsmINGroS, July II Il A. N.


...4 WAsMIxGroN, July II Il A. NJ
Indications
For New England. warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather. light, variable winds and stationary or
lower pressure. 't't''.
For the Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, light variable Winds stationary or
higher pressure ana temperature
For the South Atlantic and uif States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, light variable winds, mostly
from the south, nearly stationary pressure aud tenn
pcrature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. warmer, partly
cloudy weather. possibly occasional showers variable
winds. stationary pressure.
For the lake region, warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather. light variable winds, stationary or lower
pressure.
For the Upper ssipp and Lower Missouri val
legs, warmer clear partly cloudy weather. light,
variable winds, mostly from the south. stationary or
lower pressure.
The Upper Mississippi River will rise.
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HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL.

The work on the Hudson River tunneL which has
suffered frequent interruptions by the almost endless
number of lawsuits brought against the directors dur
ing the past four years. about TO be resumed tho
suits having all been decided In favor OF the tunnel
company. The engines tho shaft foot Of Fifteenth
street, Jersey CITY are being put IN readiness and II
Is expected that laborers DO put to work tho
combustion or the shaft within the coming week
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DEATH OF A JOURNALIST.

THOMAS MASON FALLS DEAD FROM EXCESSIVE
HEAT.
ST LOUIS, No., July Is, 1873.
Thomas Mason, who obtained considerable reputa-
tion as a humorous writer the Republican this
city over tho signature OF X Peck fell In the
street Ellston, No., to-day. from sunstrokc. Mr.
family now 10.
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NOT PROPERLY INCORPORATED.

An injunction has been issued by tho Kings county
Supreme Cour, ON the commissioners appointed TO
appraisc land wanted Tor the Brooklyn. Faibush and
Concy Island Railroad restraining them from taking
further action In the matter on the ground that
the company has yet been properly rporated
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DAN RICE'S BOAT.

Sioux Cirr, Iowa, July Is, 1878.
Snowman Dan Ricc's boat, 'sThe Damsel," was supk
In the Missouri River opposite Decatur, Neos last
Tuesday He says his loss Including personal Effects
VIII reach $4,000 There was insurance. Efforts
are being mAdc to raise tho bost.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 13, 1878.
Tom Ballard. the counterieter, who few days ago
attempted suicide, will probably die. Inflammation
having set In this E orning.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANsrs RpAx uly l2Arrvsd, bark Aurora CNor,, Koss
Ne~ York
BRISTOL. July ia-sasa bark vincsnzo Galatoia GtaD
Msxzella United States
BORDEAUX july lO--Arrived, banks jacques Fourester
Fr, Marcombe. New York; Romstrsnd IN orr, Jacobsen.
CAsDIry. July ls-saled steamer Naples (Br,, Eaton.
New FORK.
CorlSHAGEs July 6-Arrived, bark Eunor tNor) Thor
sen. Baltimore for stettin.
cALcUrrA July l2-Sailed previously. ship Farragut
Wilbur. New York
cAsrKLLAxAsx, July 2-sailsd. bark Teresa Lo vico
Qtal) .Domshico. Now York
DEAL, July l3-On. steamer France (Br, Rogers, from
New York for London.
DUBLIN, July lo-Arrived ship Beethoven tBr), smith,
Batimore. s
Drrrx July Ii-ssi,ed. bark Carl Johann tSor, Olsen
United states.
DusxrRk. July li-sailed. bark Heard (Br>, Rob
bins. United States
GREAT YARMOUTH, July 12-Arrved. bark Morgeuroden
(Nor). tiundersen. New York.
GLOUCESTER, July l2-Arrived brig Sonia tItsl) Saba
New York.
HULL. July 13-sailed. steamer xsntho tBr, Edwards
Boston and New York.
HAvns. July I2-A,rived, ship Fawn. cissveland. New
York.
Also arrived 12th midnight, steamer Psreire tFD.
Daure. New York
Sailed 18Th. steamer Labrador r> Saugler Now York.
IPSWICH. July i2-saled barks Peren (Nor), Ledien,
United states; Alku (Rus). wallin. Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL July I3-Arrivsd. steamer Pembroke (Br),
James. Boston.
Sailed 18th. steamer Nepshis (Br). Hall, Boston.
LONDON July I3-Arrived. barks Duntos tBr), Pailott
Charleston; Bremen tBr,, Caldwell, Bull River. &C.
LONDONDERRY. July lI-sailed. bark Cheftain (Br),
Fulton, Dciwware Breskwatsr. rL tui
PxrAnrm July lI-Arrived bark Arfaesud "a u, Mssso
Philadelphia ....,ss.t ..ti
QUEENSTOWN July I3-Arrved steamers Joseph Pehrens
(Br. Cartwright. New York for Liverpool; Eivirs Sp
Larrsoxga, Baltimore for do.
or crookhaven 18th, steamer Bulgarian BD. Trant,
from Boston for Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM Jnly l2Ssied, steamer Schie dam Dutch
Chevslier, Now York direct.
swArow, about July s-Arved, bark Thomas Fletcher,
Pendleton, Hong Kong.
TRIESTE, July 9-Arrived. bark Jenny (Aus, Guians-
vich, New York Cbeore reported without dste).
LONDON July II -Schr Rubna (Br) Secord. from Cona.
kitty for - mot rs before), fonndered on July IL.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyHKAD. July Is, PM-wind NE. GENTLE
PLYMOUTH, July Is, rM-Wind (, moderate; fine.
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THE TROY CAR ROBBERY.

......... PIrrsPrELD, n ass, July Is. 1878.
Tompkins, OF Troy, the planner Of the recon. car
robbery, who has been missing since the crime was
found last night sick with brain fever house at
Richmond, Mass. about eight miles from this place.
He not be moved, and the Troy officer romans
with him.
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THE NUHPA'S TRIPS.

The steamboat Nuhpa was to have begun her trips
TO Fire Island to-day but owing TO the extensive re-
pairs sho had to undergo II found last evening
that shc could be ready time for this morning
Her first trip Will take place on Thursday next, 18TH
inst
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July Is, 1878.
Tho democrats of,the Fifth Ohio district have nomi-
mated Benjamin Lefevre for Congress.
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gov for Wl@sgs . nc; iash %, miles e sandy
and rrsa Ger Do for msmSars same esr 200 niles
Of do steamer state OF Virginia Br. New York fer Gss
stssmer vaderiand tBe). Niexsls. Antwerp jane 80;
with high July s. passed Nation y
.h
ymsss sof"s s : - o 1r 10 so
ai 4, a. Ion 81 20 cunard and White star steamer
s.same, gsrmuda ODD. Wilson, Lasa.yr.5uas IS. ss
passengers a 30 4 Z on.srbsldss 4 Co. -
Gulf Ingram, Charleston July 10, with
ship d.ss:%und: isr. L.@ks London Ms A., 70 i'm in
via gdn.s Ss'is' S.ii: s.sa.
h ", I. Fiat. s sf 81 sGh. SB May
Bark Meta iro .yanssow, London SO days In ballast,
last. to Funch. Edye Co Is anchored trsvssend Bay
Bark Will %4ny: s Do R'eksr' Antwerp 80
Bark cohnheim tft.D. ZepIsin Antwerp ~ days, with
20 p ballast! to Fassh. Edge Co. Anchored sandy
bar. 9 ynss sScr psdsrsoa,s Rotterdam 40 days in
B.rs Nina Nor. Olsen. vsdssr.nd Sweden, days.
With marble Y fasrisestsA Go; vessel TO II
STsa Ss @ asss Bay g. days. with
coal TO Perkins job; vessel 20 Brett, SON Go.
sysn.y A cs w ish so
Brig Rosario tsp' Lopez, Havana IL days. In ballast to
sshr il Dow Child Fron.sra and Santa Anna % days
rchr Harbeson Iiesman Robinson. Csrdenss IL days.
W tn sugar to De Zsido 4 20.
sS- ship; Pauline Gep from L Ls T.sr.o.sr.
aS wore '"eh0''' IN tue lower ''s ~ -
.. s.: to Il: ely %
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Franeoni. Bragg Portland Me. for Now York.
%s :Ss ra Bedford for Now
ss.:.a.s sS.sr:::. S.:i:: FL RIss: 9. S:yYa;i
New
SshI Aa.s Allen bsdlsy Windsor Ms, for New York,
sshr berth. Fslioxs smith lIillsso.o'. Ms for Now
sch ser y''D 1 G's% Go%.s 6hs.S"% s York
%epsn.a 70.
Sshr william Bu.m.n sprou,s Frankfort Me. for Nov
York. e'1st
S.y r, Now York
schr Ferguson. Ferguson, Blueh Ne, for Now
schr Vim Thomas. Litslejohu, Gardiner, Mo. for New
schr Watson Baker. Baker, Bangor for New York.
alter Palmer Kipp. Parsons River Me. for New
ssSr 9ph,, Watson. Fall River for s. Sew York w..
se%r aicarc, MsSsor Nov Bodssr, for New YORK
ss$s si'ss:sf! %ss qsis%$s Taunton e. New ysr.
Schr Alfred u Howe. Els. WOODS Hole Tor New YORK
Schr George Pierce. Baker. Salem for New York.
Schr George Trigg Cannon Gloucester for New York.
Schr Mxrx l. Davis. Davis. Dennis for New York.
Schr J II oyt. Baker Providence for Now York
Schr BLACK Diamond. Smith. Providence for New York
schr w Phillips, futile, Port Jefferson for Now York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune Berry. New York for Boston
Brig A Barnard Br), Wiloughby, New Fork for Mes.
sina (and anchored of Herald stAtiou)
g%.sS nv Ys!s q.
Schr Pointer Dfli. New York for Providence
Schr q L DnbolL Sackett, Nov York for Now London.
schr Hines, Hines. New York tor New Haven.
Schr Sarah SprAgue. Hoboken for Calais.
Schr Ode Winslow Hoboken for Portsmouth,, MI.
Schr Alice Oaks, Parsons Hoboken for Portsmouth.
Schr NJ Kennedy. Pomeroy. Hoboksn for Boston.
schr Cornelius, Pratt Newbnrg tor New London.
Schr Orion. smith, Port johnson for Providence.
Schr l. Strout, fenneli. Amboy for Wnterport, Ne.
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per Mississippi River will rise.
raE wrArHER YEsrEnDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, In
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
indicated BY tho thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD Buidtpg No 2l8 BroadWay:-
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY l3, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED NJ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND 6ERAL
wnrrEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

US steamer Tsilapooss. McRItchi-, Washington.
steamer Germsnc DO Kennedy, Liverpool July and
Oueenst,wn 9th with mdse aud passcncerst CUrta
steamer spain tBrl. Grace. Liverpcoi July snd
Queenstown ib. with ndsc and 2az Passengers TO
hurst
steamer Yeddo BD, Ovens, London June %. with mdsc
sleame. rival tsp yiIlIsrss rJtf.oI, z - dy,,
81 lat a. 90 Ion 90 psssu t5y ka,hecn thrl, bound
ttb. lea ~ "a Ion g. hatkC hssips tNor(. hcm Glas
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Omce
Sails. iDesfisafion.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW yoR THE MONTHS
OF July August.
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AverHgo teWPeusurc vesseruay Iofs
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. .......................... TAX
1877. 1878.
Weekly average. Observation-Disclosures. Is 70 ST.
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wHALtMEN.

Al, rarpsulin cevr Juy 10, scsr ~ Bstaeld Higgins
.ofPtvvineetRwns cruising.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NV YORK, July 13-Noon.
TIE Western Union time ball was drooped to-day cor
rcctiy.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLyHKAD, July IS, PM-Wind NE. gentle.
PLYMOUTH, July 13, rM-Wind (, moderate; fine
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
CARSON ITEMS.

The travel southwark IL increasing.
Yesterday nsrning the sidewalk wal
crowded with people seeing their friends
of. The great rush continues, and
more wish To 20 than can be accommo.
dated. Twelve passengers went out
yesterday; eleven are booked for to-day.
and seven for tomorrow. Tommy
Irwin. the polite clerk. tries his best to
suit every body. but be wants baggage In
ON time to b. checked. aud passengers
more prompt.
Tribune, March live casually
heard on the street this morning that
with the last installment Of ore at the
Brunswick mill. received yesterday. the
manager. Ross Lavillear.' received yes.
terday u note TO the effect that M o
would DO shipped for the present from
the Consolidated Virginia mine. and that
the mill would have to be. closed
down.
Carson appeal. MareA ia new side
walk has been built on Second street.
alongside Of Maish's planning mill. from
Ormsby street to the Warren Engine
house. II il Q great improvement.
The Carson Guard will have . street
parade ON Monday evening nsxt.
There il some talk Of organizing q
workingmen's club In Carson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
wAsHot COUNTY ITEMS.

The lunbsrmsn between this place
and Truckee and around the latter
place who were indicted recently by the
United States Grand Jury for unlawful.
ly cutting timber on Government lands,
have asked for q stay Of proceedings
until the snow has sufficiently melted
away TO allsv the defendants 10 find
the and lines OF the surveys OF
the timber lands from which Govern.
ment timber has been taken.
Reno Gasstk. March live under.
stand that Rev. W. c. Gray. Methodist
pastor at this place. will. next Sunday.
preach at Austin. By the sudden do
camping Of his brother he is now pre-
siding elder Of this district.
The G. p. wsst-bound morning freight
train, No. 8. was cancelled both ysstsr-
day and to-day. The cause 10 light
freight. on account Of the recent block.
ads on the Union Pacific.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

TnE Latin union. 80 frequently men,
toned in financial discussions, Is q mon
etary league composed Of France, Italy.
Belgium. Switzerland and Greece. and
is 70 named from the mainly Latin orr.
gin Of the nations forming II. The pur.
pose OF the union was to establish and
preserve a uniformity in the weight and
fineness Of the coins Of those nations,
and each nation receives the coins OF all
the others at par. The gold coins are
100. 80. 20. 10. and 8 franc pieces, and
the silver coins 0. 2, and ! franc pieces.
and 90 and 20 centimss. The coins are
a legal tender to any amount for debts
due the state from citizens. but only to
the amount Of 90 francs between citizens.
The league was formed in 1866. Since
the demonstration Of silver by Germany
the relative value Of that metal was
changed no that restrictions had TO be
placed on the amount Of silver coin to
DO issued by each government. A con-
ference was to be held last month to
readjust these restrictions. but II was
postponed until next Decsmbar. The
annual silver coinage a now allowed Is
as follows: France, $500, 600; Italy.
50, GOO. 900; Belgium. $1,000. 900; Swift
srland. $3.50. 900; Greece. $500. 900. The
ratio Of gold to silver in the union Is
l5H to /. The union exists by It's own
terms till 1880. and II notice Of dissolu.
ton is not given one year In advance,
the contract holds another fifteen years,
and so on term after term.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

WOMEN are doing work in the depart.
msnts at Washington for $500 per year.
while men. Tor precisely the same work.
receive $1,000. sl.iO0 and $1,000. No
wonder that women are shrieking loud
ly for reform. The laborer is worthy Of
his hire Of whatever sex Or M II
the work performed is worth the salary
paid 10 the mon, then the women are
wrongej. and have a right to complain;
10 il is only worth the stipend given to
the females. then every salary paid the
men is q swindls on the Treasury.
Would 1t not be . wise plan for Con-
gress To investigate this subject. and do
something like justice to the weaker
scr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

Colonel society In Richmond. vir-
ginia. are just now agitated by Q q
DIAL Of the Enoch Arden order. In 1868
John II. Jones. o former slave Of Jsffsr-
sou Davis. married a handsome mulatto
girl named Elizabeth Matthews, who
Was at that time owned by Judah p.
Benjamin. After the war Jones went
TO Florida, leaving his wife behind him.
lie made considerable money. Some
sighteon months ago his wife. thinking
her husband dead. married again. but q
few mornings since Jones returned.
and then a disturbance began. The
wife is willing to 60 back to husband
No. I. but husband No. 2 claims her for
his own. and objects to the transfer.
In all probability the courts will have
to settle the matter. q the prospects OF
an amicabls compromise are very slight
at present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
FIGHTING CREMATION.

And now the wise Solons Of the Penn
sylvania Legislature are about to immor-
talize themselves by a brazsn display Of
a~sininity. In that State was found the
only man In this country sntsrprising
enough to insusurais . system Of public
cremation. q system which. in course Of
time. would have brought incarceration
within the reach Of all. poor and rich
alike. The furnace Of DIR. Le Moyns.
at Washington. Is but the pioneer Of
many which will BE- erected In the future
I'll over the land. II the undsrtaksrs fail
to bring influence enough to bear upon
Legislatures to destroy this grand scien-
tiac movement in its beginning. That
they have secured that influence in
Pennsylvania. 10 evident from . dispatch
which We print to-day. bill has been
introduced in the Legislature declaring
cremation a crime. punishable Is q
felony. and the probability Is that 1t
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FRET TART. NEW BOOK.


The Sazerac Lying Club. by Fred
Hart, editor Of the Austin Rsueias. Is
now published by H. Keller & Co. Of
San Francisco. II Is q veritable record
Of the sayings and doinss Of that
peculiarly Nevadan Club. and full Of in.
cidsnts and gorgeous lies TO suit all
tastes. 1t is handsomely printed and
bound in the best English cloth. and
will be sold at a price involving a loss to
the publishers on every copy. The fol-
lowing extracts from the introduction
will give our readers some idea OF the
scope and aim Of the work:
"Lying (Mr. Hart remarks In his pro.
fscel, 10 fast becoming familiar 10 rs - .
people, and has fully kept pace with the
other advances Of education. refinement
and culture. To evolve . good. square,
solid lie is Q more difficult achievement
than Is generally imagined. - the OF.
perienced reader Il perhaps aware ; and
when one has been constructed. perfect In
ia architectural dimensions, fre-proof
from cellar b roof. rubber coated. copper
bottomed, and clamp fastened-sn A. At
Lloyd's kind Of Q lie-its owner. or orig
insior, may take credit for having won .
scientific triumph Of the highest order.
Polite lying. a. We all know. II . gentle-
manly accomplishment. and 10 moreover
when sucoessful-decidedly m~eritorious.
II stimulates tho mental faculties. var
nishes unpleasant facts, promotes friend-
ship, and lubricates business. Besides.
there IL money In II. and that 10 sufficient
to make II ~eommendable, and surround 1t
with Q halo Of respectability.
Many prominent persons have gained
colossal fortunes by lying. II Ia the law
yer's principal capital. the editors chief
support, the politicians trade. tho diplo-
mstist's trump card. and the monArch's
mask. II 10 scattered In human nature
like gold In quartz ; In some instances
as specks on the surface. and In others ~
great bonAnzas, deep down In the recssses
Of the heart. and 1t 10 almost - universal
a. gold.
The sazersc Lying Club 10 distinctively
devoted W moral lies. II does not treat OF
the lies Of politicians. stock brokers. news.
paper men, authors, and others who lilo for
money. and all such wickedness has been
carefully excluded from It's pages. Only
those lies have been introduced which
amuse. instruct and elevate. and lift tho
fancy from the cold region Of facts 70 the
high empyrean Of wit and humor.
II Ii . record Of lies told In the Sazerac
Lying Club. whose object. - is namo I'm
plies. was lying.
Every lilo IL true. and that 10 the strongest
recommendation that can DO offered"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

BEAR hunting loses its charm when
the bear becomes the hunter. a. an
Ulster county. New York. man found
the other day. lie met the animal on
the edge Of . declivity 200 feet high. and
when two bullets had failed 10 kill bruin
they grappled. and after . short struggle
rolled over the edge. When tho sports
man vas found he Was sitting with his
back against a tree. covered with blood.
and his clothes in t~attsrs. while his enc
my lay dead near by.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

TnE Grand Jury yesterday indicted
Chief Brssn and lawyer cowie. for aid.
ing All Chouey. an alleged murderer. TO
escape, and fixed their bail at 5000
each. Not only Storey county. but the
entire STATE. will applaud this prompt
action. Now let these cases be speedily
brought to trial. and IL the prisoners
are guilty Of the crime charged. let
swift and sure punishment Be mstsd
out to them. The honor OF the county
il at stake. II can oaly Be preserved by
energetic action on the part Of the
authorities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

SKonkLkYr. the Russian General. Is
said to be only thirty.three years Of
ago. lie is a very religious man. and
never kills = Turk without praying that
his soul may bs converted. "ons can.
not face death boldly" he says. who
is not a believer in God. and who is
without hope Of a better world" lie
leads his soldiers in prayer. and joins
in their peculiar chant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15
The Report on the Justice Mine.

The report OF the Investigation Com
mittss ON the Justice mine has not yet
been presented to the stockholders ; but
advance sheets OF the document. which
Is = very exhaustive one. have been rent
TO the newspapers. A summary Of the
findings OF the Committss has already
been published In the Col. The Com
mittse also submit to the stockholders a
summary OF false and erroneous trans.
actions In the records during the Schultz
administration Payroll errors, 49,.
Gal IS; payroll fictitious. SIS, 900 ;
vouchers missing. 5000 Sc vouchers
false, S9,Gl8 SO ; vouchers raised. SILL.
900 ; errors. $500 &c. Total, $48 GAL.
An apparent ovsr.issue Of 373 shares OF
stock IL reported. The present liabili-
ties OF the company amount TO $685.
268 81. and the resources arc /: Assess
ment No. 23, balance $4,000 cash.
$l6.0 10 /; bullion. 1914 SO. To-
tai, $50, 1856 %. This leaves the pres.
ent indebtedness at SAT-, 1852 SIS. y.
Cal. March IA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-15

Tux gentle Mercedes. Spanish Al
fonso's blushing bride. ia passionately
fond Of bull fighting. This Is the
woman whose name was worked in lace
flowers on her bridal dress. Languish.
ing. Andalusian beauty what mem.
Dries Of love songs and guitars are called
up by the announcement that nearly
i've dozen besvss were slaughtsrsdin the
bull ring. on the occasion Of her nupt-
ils. and that the bride loved the sight !