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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

There was a six inch snow a,
Ottumwa last Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04
ROCK ROAD Ar LAST.

FROM MEXICO TO MONROE LISE-THE
PEOPLE AwAKE-Ex-Gov. HARDIN
suBsCRIBEs 5 1000, JIM ROBINSON
S500-FOLLowEp BY MANY OTHER
HANDSOME SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04
Y. n. C. A.

There will be a devotional meeting
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation held in the Baptist Church on
next Sunday, at 3 O'Clock 2. NJ.
The meeting will he opened with
short speeches by members of the AS
ISOLATION in tue interest of the cause
and conclude with an interesting dis
course from Ed. John \. Brooks.
Good music will be furnished as spe-
cial arrangements have been made
for that purpose. All are cordially
invited and especially those who feel
an interest in the young men of Mex
leo.
L. A. AIcCoSNELL, Committee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

The first house-fy of the season is
a perfect copy of the old insect, full
of weight and of standard sauciness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

For nice pcrfumery, toilet soap,
tooth powders, &C., go 10 F. Shelf
Reily's drug store. AZ st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04
4. l.. Brrarly is turmin"

\. l.. BrrarIy j. farming.
Times arc getting easier.
TIE election passed OF quietly.
Dave Steele is cIcrking for Inslcv.
l"n c:n 90 I" st. Louis 10 iOl
50 $50 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

Groceryman Holmes, has sold out
his stock of goods and moved to
parts unknown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

Italian string bands How invade
our city.
". ". itry has our thanks for fs-
yors this week.
The old school board wa, rc-cir3t-
ed without I Struggle.
Grand Murphy shakc-np ut Opera
Hall Monday night.
The n"w City Council viii bc in
]anematcl next Monday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

girl.
The Murphy's are about l ZOO
strong in Fulton.
Gents shoes all styles at Boston
Shoe Store south side square. ASSN
Mr.. Gregory has opened a new
restaurant (Laclede) at Stansburry's
old stand. %
N~EwPQRTs! NETWORKS, at Boston
Shoe Store south vide square. ASSN.
Although a girl may be as proud
as Lucifer, it doesn't follow that she
makes q good match.
/
Murphy badges for sale at Mrs.
Beck's millinery store. 49-st.
Harve Allen is expected home in a
few weeks.
For nice pcrfumery, toilet soap,
tooth powders, &C., go 10 F. Shelf
Reily's drug store. AZ St.
Our old school mate, Lu,her Smith,
is happy. 1t is n nine pound boy.
If Won have the chills try a bottle
of Mellier's Chill Tonic. every bottle
warranted by +. S. Reilly, Druggist.
4s st..
Do not insult the under mar in 4
fight by telling him there is room OH
top"
For nObby hair brushes and combs,
go to +. S. Reilly, Druggist, bottom
price. 45 st.
The first house-fy of the season is
a perfect copy ofthe old insect, full
of weight and Of standard sauciness.
Fine tooth brushes by the gross at
r. 5. Reily's drug store. 40 3t.
Mr.. Cromwell is arranging quite q
conservatory on the yeranda Of the
Cromwell House"
Landreth's garden seeds, 8 pack
ages for rs cents, at f. S. Reily's
drug tore. 4s 81.
Groceryman Holmes, has sold out
his stock of goods and moved to
parts unknown.
Landreth's garden seeds are known
to be superior 20 all others, 3 papers
for rs cents. For sale by f. Shelf
Reilly, Druggist. As st.
Jouett Tomlinson & Willie Garrett
left for Washington, Mo, with the
Mexico Roller Skating Association
Skates last Monday morning We
wish them uccess.
"Shake, shake" is the word now.
as the election is approaching; but
you don't ''haye to- il you will only
buy n bottle of McIIicr's Chill Tonic,
every bottle warranted. For sale bv
F. 5. Reilly, Druggist. As 3t.
Miss Molie Sho9tiaaa, OF Mexico,
and Mrs. Minnie Sherwood, OF Col:
umbia, left for Chicago Monday
morning to ecure full and complete
line Of fancy and staple millinery
goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

Mr.. EpIToR:-We simpIy wish to
state (in view of the many false
rumors in circulation on the day OF
election) that we had never expressed
an opinion in regard % the manage
ment Of the public schools (''except
in its favor'') and were nor ware
that We were candidates for the Office
of School Directors until we saw our
names upon the New Ticket"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04
N TO LOAN.

In sums ofS300. $500, $1,000, $1,000
md SO 900 secured by good city and
arm property on three, five, and ten
years time.
apply to JNo. +. CLARK ~ Son,
General land and loan agent.
Office over Savings Banks Mexico
No. 45.tf
"How to keep an umbrella is
the question asked by a correspond
ent this week. Dig a hole sixteen
feet deep and burr it.-or have it
nrnmated and hottie the ashes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

Fine tooth brushes by the gross at
F. 5. Reily's drug store. 40 3t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

"Shake, shake" is the word now.
as the election is approaching; but
you don't ''haye to- if you will only
buy 4 bottle of McIlicr's Chill Tonic.
every bottle warranted. For sale bv
+. 5. Reilly, Druggist. 48 3t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

Do not insult the under man in 4
fight by telling him there is room OH
top"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04
FOR SALE CHEAP.

goed two year ED steers at Ash
1 Dooh" county, Mo-, by j. >.
Ssfnaham. rsere are also many
aier small lots on cattle for sale in
ae same ncietborhooo. 492t.
A certain young man Of this prs,
Hss known TO write to his swee'
thusly:
Me etmci nth Ella peg e.
4 was s,r;e.s confidential and it's
w.. The - understood him, but the
old fohslidn't,
Young dies Il sNAant to look
sxeet, don't fail 70 s'hpackage of
sonpaexion powders, at r. S.
sdrag store. As st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

Murphy badges for sale at Mrs.
Beck's millinery store. 49-3t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

Our old school mate, Luther Smith,
is happy. 1t is a nine pound boy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

Manufactures are what we want.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

Landreth's garden seeds are known
to be superior 20 all others, 8 papers
for 20 cents. For sale by F. Shelf
Reilly, Druggist. As st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

MisS Mo!lic Sho0thaa, OF Mexico,
and Mrs. Minnie Sherwood, OF Col.
umbia, left for Chicago Monday
morning to secure 4 full and complete
line Of fancy and staple millinery
goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

Jouett Tomlinson & Willie Garrett
left for Washington, Mo, with the
Mexico Roller Skating Association
Skates last Monday morning We
wish them success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

If Won have the chills try a bottle
of Mellier's Chill Tonic. every bottle
warranted by +. S. Reilly, Druggist.
AZ St..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

Harve Allen is expected homo in a
few weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

In care of LEDSEr Office. 47-3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

j. NJ. MARuAprKE.
II. \. l!fCECTTS.
j. +. ~I.LEWELIYS.
JAs NJ. Bush.
.JSO. NJ. tIOHUcS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-04

All went merry as a marriage bell.
Where youth and pleasure meet to
chase the glowing hours With flying
feet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14

No. 10 on Saturday night has no connection lot Z
Chicago or kandusky. l..E
Pullman tal4ee. Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cans on al night Iralpa. f,.4..4--,f' -
Close eonbtctions are made for III poinh south
and southwest, North and Northwest, nAkisg thu
dtsirAbls route for oolUnistI und peiso6S moving
70 the Ereat Wut, AMI TO whom particular at.en-
tioa 10 given.
WHEELING, PTTTs. AND BALTIMORE DIV. Z
Leave Wheeling N. LIS D, u.
TIISdelphia Accommodates. - b,
Leaves Wheeling: a. N. $50 p, m,
CBrRcH TRtIE-SundatB only. ~
Leave Wheehrg " 4. m. LILO p, N.
Leave font 4. N. 500 p N.
1IcEets 70 ali principal points On Elle NJ Dgpot.
Onsca open ct all hour during the day.
Information 10 the trlTeling public eheariully !,
given. vi N. CLEMENTS, n Of 7. 4
Ii. I. DEvRIEs, Genl Agent, Wheeling. = .
mylt .f 90 ~ - ,sl9l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14
Printing by water Power.

During the last week the power by
which the Herald has been printed has
been a thirty-inch (single) water motor.
II Ia little machine taking up no more
room than a farmers giindstone, and is
rather ornamental than otherwise. But
small, compact and simple as II is, II Is
one Of the great inventions Of the age,
being a triumph 10 the application Of
hydraulics and the invsntor's art. 1t is
supplied with wafer from the mains, and
the stream used passes through a tip
through which an ordinary Faber pencil
will barely pass. The power is obtained
from the pressure, which, we understand,
Ia about Fifty pounds at this point. The
full capacity Of the motor we do not know,
but the power Is more than we have any
use for at present. Small as the jet 10
that turns it, one-hAlf Of the force ia sufti'
cient for our purposes, as with II one
thousand Hralds an hour can be printed.
Probably double the speed could be OBJ
tanned Il necessary. II Ia 4 pleasure To
duty with such ease and perfect regular
lily, and Is 90 quiet about it. There is no
"hring up,p no waiting for steam. no
smoke, no dust, no heat, no danger OF an
explosion, no engineer, no unpleasant
smell, nothing about 1t that ia dangerous
or disagreeable. You simply turn 4
hand wheel and work begins, the power
and speed being regulated at will by the
little wheel opening and closing the valve
that controls the WAter.-SdA Lake Herald,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14
QUIZ WINES IS FRANCE.
Communications Of Foreign Wine
Judges-Use OF American
.'.tH T Vknaa

wAsHHeros, August PA letter TO
the Commissioner OF Agriculture from
DR.. Murtrie, SCENT Of the Department
Of Agriculture at the Paris Exposition,
says:
q 'rThere will be Wine Growers' Con.
gress at Montpelier, France In Septem-
Der, and I have been requested 70 furnish
the names Of Americans who should be
invited to attend. / hope TO be able TO
90 there at that lime TO see all that they
have already told me something about.
Daring the pat two weeks have had
the leading Wine.groWers come and sam
pie our wines. Representatives OF the
various districts Of France, Germany aud
Austria have been here for the purpose;
and with the exception Of those from
Bordeaux all were very we'll pleased and
considered some Of the qualities As good
a. French wines. The CYnthiAna, JAG:
quss, NortonS Virginia, Hsrbeuont and
Hermann grapes are the fayoriLes Of the
one hundred and eighty varieties oil
American yines grown At Montpelier,
where they use our vigorous atocks 90
which TO graft French vines GI1 remedy
for the phylloxSra.H Q b. 3Isia al T..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14
PRoEESsIoNAL oAAps.
1IHos I. HfsNER I'D. : ~ ~
J. 0TFIcE ANp CONSULTING RooHs,

kk$V MIN De, aHEELINat W.
Can b consulted On mattsrs pertaining v bis
profession eithsr in EngIllh or German. 't....I
Chronic Diseases Of The Head. Throat Lungs,
Heart, urr. Stomach, Blood, o Organs,
Nervous syStsm, Fsrale compl1ir and all Con.
Ititutonal AEeiIOni treated successfully.
cura al 1alsl Of Piles. No detention from buIi-
meas. Medicines iurniIhed q denied. EIshteAIlI
promptly answered IRON the oIaca. jS20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14

THAHTED-EtHyhody 70 know that Jo.. n.
w Sage IL Agent fsr the Celebrated Domestic
swing Aaehips Mso 70. he while and Sey
MaehIniGt VINO has done the repairing for The dii.
feftnt Machine Companies 10 thin oily for IeyeIL
y1rI paAt, and 10 now conducting RapJir shop
loF himself at 1918 Market Street
All work WlTnntsd. Send In Jour Naehlnel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14
ITVMAN LINE:
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, g,
New York 10 Queenstown and Liverpool,
Every Thursday or Saturday. 7'H

Tau eJ $50 ID. Ihns.
CIR OF BE1LiN-...-5i9l CfrY or BRpssKtA-.S15ds
CITY OF RIcHaoAD-I507CTTT or HEw YoRK 200
CIR OF CHEsTER .lS66 eITY or PARr .........SOsl
CIrT OF MosTREAL.iisOlC rTT or BR0oKLrS-29u
These magnificent steamers, built In WlteThsht
eomp1r'uaenls,aTe among the STRONGEST lArEut and
fHstest on The Atlantic.
Tns saloons are lnIuriously furniEhtd, especially
we'll lighted AID yenhatsd, md tlke up The who'll
Sidi u The ship. The principal stateroonl Ere
ami6shIps, forward Of the engines, Nheru leagt
nofSe and motion Il ltAnd are rPlete With every
eouiortr having 81 lattSt Improvements douhlG
bsrthS, electric bells, dc. li'l ''a.5'''
Ths cuisine hNs always bean speciality Of thds
Linz. f"
JadIss' cabins and LathrosmL eentlenen's
smoking and bathrooms. HarberS' shops, pianos,
Libraries, &c, provided.
The stssT1ge accommodation eant OF be GIceIled.
PlsenteTs Of this elass will hnd their comfort gpd
privIey particularly Hudisdr and the proTtsioning
For rItss Of pasusg. and other Information, sp-
ply 10 i0Hh G. DALE, Agent Y
81 . hoadxly re. York.
Or TO JNo. BLILIk; THoA UBklEN, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14

4 IY Kesrpsy's speech, as reported, is
Kearneys speech IS delivered, Ksaruey
NAV be relied on 10 kill himself Of. A
man who never drinks, and yet who calls
Ben Butler 4lhe gallant, the gifted, the
generous, the chiTslrousY The white'plum:
ed Navarro, Of the rostFum," ia beyond
the reach Of the Danbury NegIl man, and
may safely defy all ths. vita Of the press
o make him more ridiculous .thm be 10,
s, LosI Gibbs DRonai, goa r5a Ayl.s2i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14

Extraordinary Results of a New
Chemical Process-Bodles Kept
I IN GOOD Condition for Months
BY One Application OF . Liquid
-Deeomposition Entirely, Pre-,
. vented, or Arrested Alter II has
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14
PIANO e P;,ss! s sS :, go ss1a ORGAN

rIANU Planes, Co, s. SOC, only Uh6AN
i425. superb Grand squlre Fianos, cost Si,ioo.
only sass. Elegant Upright Pianos cost $500, only
siSs New style Uprk6t Planes sll2 50. o.aans
SIS. Organ. y stops s72 50. Church 0nnnA is
stops, coat $3.50, only Sis. Elegant sS76 Mirror
Top urRans only s1b6. Tremendous Sacrifice 70
close out present stock. New steam Factory soon
To b erected Newspaper with much information
about cost Of Pianos and 0rusns, SENT FREE.
Plra,e addresa DANIEL r. BEATTY. washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14

SeH6eaeilk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bellaire q,
zap. m; Bridgeport 60 p m; arrives at steu-
yenTllle dl5 p, m: leaves EeubenJille At $40 ..
N Bridgeport 40 = m ! ARRIVES At BsllAiie at
9.35 IN. H
Tickets aud Baggage Checks 10 all principal
Union Ticket Once, Mcclure House, Wheeling,
and At Ticket Once In Bridgeport :
T. 3. MYERS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14
CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
" - CONDEMNED TINE CARD. f3lf'R'

Ea&G
GOING EAST AND WET. I-E
On and after May l2sh, 1874, Train, will run
daily Except sundayl. 90
J through Trains 10 Pitisbu'sA. .....-.
through Trains 10 cIerlins, ~ T.
z through Trains 10 Chicago. "a
PullmSna ParIor CRrs between welhViIls and
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Can on all Trains between
Alliance and Chic 40 80 n =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14

compose when the allekton was applied,
and II had ever since then lain in Mr..
Merritts establishment. 49,.
Mr.. Middleton said that he and bis a..
sociIles were now ready TO give all the
Information 10 their power 10 any person
interested in the subject, aud tina. they
desired the most careful investigation OF
the process and lie results. o..
10 The most interesting case OIL the use OF
The alIektoniin this city was 10 the family
OF wealthy gentleman living In West
Forty. seventh street, who,e name was
given 10 the writer. The wife Of this
gentleman, who is retired merchant,
died on the 18th OF last May. He was
Idsyotedly attached 10 her, and a. both
bad 4 strong fear OF burial alive, each
had promised that the one who died first
should be kept six days before the funeral.
The Wifes body was given into the charge
otMr. Merritt, with instructions 70 make
every effort for its preservation. All the
usual methods were tried, but, 10 con
sequence OF the nature Of the fever which
caused the death, decomposition began 90
| the third day. Nj. Merritt then applied
10 DR.. Rodgers, and the latter treated the
/ body with AIlekton, being occupied In the
| tax only twenty minutes. The entomb'
4 ment, at WoodlaVn, took place on June
l3. a week ago last Tuesdly 40 associate
hi Dr.. Rodgers visited the tomb With The
Husband, and the latter kissed biz dead
Vifs'a forehead. The body was unehaug'
Eed, except that The fingers had slightly
4. wasted. Ga Sunday lat the husband
took his little boy, three years old, to the
tomb. and the child recognized his mother
| The silver plate 90 the inside Of The
coffin L said to be a. bright as On the day
ofthe funeral. although the sulphuretted
hydrogen gas which = generated b
decomposition would have lurned 4
black within twsnty-four hours,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14
RHEUMA TISM
NEURALGIA
SCIATICA4 Z: I !.
CAN BE CURED.

somRny inStAncesvhere severe cases Of Rheu.
NATHAN, Neuralgia, sclAtlea, Ague In Face, Gery-
Gus Headache, etc. have been entirely cured By
the Curative, thA; we do not hesitate 70 ny Is
viii cure every case Il used q we direct a.i
Ths cures pertomed has AStonlshed the med.
IcAl profession, As well Is the patients them.
selves, who In many eases had given
up all hope OF ever being cured, q
The Curative Is put up In large bottles for
family use, and no family should b without 1t,
For Burns, senlds, Cuts. Wounda,
bleeding, Toothaehe, Earaehe, Sore
Throat, DIphtheria, Catarrh. Bowel
Complaints, Kidney Complaints, and
all Nervous Diseases, IL Is the .,rf
BEST REMEDY KNOWN.
Do Do not suffer pain when you can b g easily
Every Druggist keePsiit.
pRfp.Rtn on
Lawson Chemical Co., Cleveland, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-14
ImpsrishahIe Fraarance

tnYSAod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30

The silver onsssiss IN New Ysrk.
NEW Yosx. Jan. so.-Ths general ssnti.
mens In financial circles here, In antiei'
patton Of tho passage Of BANDS bill do
splts tho veto. Is expressed By the TSitH"s
10 an article showing that gold goes up
and silver down because that measure will
drive gold out Of the country. but insure
the demonstration Of silver By the Latin
Union without adding materially to is
use hero. Paper will become . promise 10
pay silver, and will exclude silver from
use. Tho silver will fall and paper will
sink below II In value, ~ the promise
surely falls behind the thing promised. II
must DO plain 10 every man who knows
how business 10 done. and where active
capital 10 found 70 conduct II. that the
pending bill, II passed. will cause . time
VI frightful disaster. unless business mon
protect themselves BY putting their busi.
ness on . gold bssis, - California does.
Bss DaUsrss Rsbaks % nsddiisg
Hisisssrs.
WASHINGTON. January 20. General
Butler created considerable szcitsmept In
the House so-dAyby presenting resolutions
adopted BY The Norfolk MAS, Unitarian
Conference In favor Of single gold stand.
ard. and thsn asking the Speaker for his
Bible and causing 70 DO read from Chapter
III, in 81. John, Christ's rebuke Of certain
disciples and money changers who At
tsmptsd 70 use the Lords Temple for pur.
poses Of merchandise. Butler said that
Altar tho rsbuke by Christ he had no
answer 10 mako 70 ministers who At
tempted 10 instruct him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30
A Heavy Robbery.

A. Caro-, Of Lower Gold Hill. has been
robbed Of 81 $50 In gold coin. Mr.. Caro-
Ia proprietor Of the Concord House and
keeps tho bar.room connected with the
place. He has been In the habit for sew.
erai years OF receiving money from his
customers for safe keeping. This money
he kept hid away In his cellar. Only two
mon beside Mr.. Care had access 70 the
cellar-the bar.keeper and . fellow named
Christ. Cassuvain, who was employed 70
clean up, mako fires and 90 forth. BY
some means no obtained Information Of
the whereabouts OF the coin. and upon
being sent into the cellaff Tor wood last Sun
day managed 10 get away with u. He then
left for parts unknown. Mr.. Carre did
not miss the money until he was called
upon by Q man by the name OF Colds
worthy for $3.50 which he had on deposit.
He was not long left In doubt as 70 the
proper person 10 suspect. Cassuvain hav-
Ing cleared out. Mr.. Caro- determined TO
follow him. and II possible make disgorge
. portion Of his plumber. Mr.. Care left
for Ban Francisco last evening. IL 10 as
serted that no loss will result 10 those hay
ing money deposited with Mr.. Care. OF.
ncer Sheehan had often warned the PEG.
pie Of tho hotel against Csssuvain, and
told them several times that the man wn
Q professional thief. The warning Was not
needed. however. and Mr.. Caro- suffers
the consequence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30
pipsr's View Opera House.

There was another large audience at
Piper's New Opera House In Virginia City
last evening. Tho romantic drama OF
"shadows" was repeated. II was rem.
dored In . n satisfactory to tho audi.
ence. Miss Ellie Wilton increased the
number Of her admirers-werc such .
thing possibility the manner In which the
chsrscters Of Lady Inez and Beatrice were
presented. The lAdy's toilets cause many
iighs OF envy among the fair portion OF
the audience. Mrs. Norton Bush was
fully up TO the excellent standard which
she universally maintains. OF Harry Ed.
wards nothing new can be said. lie was
simply perfect In the character assumed.
Fred. q. Masder was noticcably good.
The aiterpiece. with Katy Mayhem and
W. @. Crosbie. furnished fun enough for
the evening. The performance could be
heard distinctly In every portion OF tho
house. There was less noise than upon
the opening night. The music WAS better
than Il was upon the evening previous.
This evening "London Assurance will DO
given, with Harry Edwards As Sir Har-
court Courtley and Miss Ella Wilton ~
Lady Gay Spanker.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30

W. Hy. Doano. who shot The chlnaman
in Gold Hill last Sunday. was formally
arrested to-day upon . complaint sworn
out BY Constable Saunders. Immediately
after the shooting Mr.. Doane walked down
to the Courtroom and offered 10 give him.
self up. but no was not:st that time put
under arrest. Following Is . copy Of the
complaint:
State Of Nevada. In the Justices Court,
Gold Hill Township No. 8. In and for tho
County OF Storey. Stats Of Nevada, Plain
til, W. VIM. ny. Doans. Defendant
Personally appeared before me this day
George 3. Saunders Of Gold Hill, In the
County Of Storey. State Of Nevada. who
bsing first duly sworn. complains and
says : That VIM. Hy. Dosne Of Gold Hill.
Storey county. State Of Nevada. on the
9th day OF January. A. D., 1878. Ut and
within the corporate limits Of the Town Of
Gold Hill. In the County Of Storey. Sats
OF Nevada, did commit the crime OF an as
sault with intent TO kill. In that the said
w. lily. Doane did unlawfully ,wilfully and
%maliclously assault and shoot q John
Doc Sam, . Chinaman whose real name 10
70 afiant unknown. In the back Of tho
head with Q self-cocking. revolving pistol.
All Of which 10 contrary 70 the Statutes In
such case made and provided. and against
the peace and dignity Of tho Btate OF
Nevada.
Said complainant therefore prays that Q
warrant may DO issued for tho Arrest OF
said VIM. Hy. Doane. and that he may be
dealt with according 10 law.
GEoRoE 3. SAUNDERS.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before mo this
30th day Of January. A. D.. 1878.
Z. O. Cook,
Justice Of the Peace, Township No. s.
Mr.. Doano waived an examination, and
Judge Cook fixed the bonds for appearance
before the Grand Jury ct $1,000. W. DC.
Gibson and David Mccarthy became bonds
men, and the defendant was released.