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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-19
Coz the halter has every new style.

BAILEY & Co. will sell at 10 a. m. to-day, at
their roome, new and secondhand Furniture,
Parlor Salts, Chamber Sets, Carpets of all
grades, Beds and Bedding, new and second
hand Crockery and Glass Ware. Fine Cook
ing Range, Parlor Stoves, 81, Sc.
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Adamson'S Botanic Cough BGlsan does not
dry up a cough and leave the cough behind,
but il loosens and cleanses the lungs and allays
irritation thus removing the cause of the COM
plaiat. 1t is pleasant to take and works to
charm. Price only 50 cents. Sample Free
oct19.S&W2t
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GENTS fine Scotch Wool Vests ard Pants at
81 cents, in white and colored, the same that
we sold last season at $3.50 STUDLEY's, 253
Middle street. oci19-2t
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TER PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes,
sender Bros, Marquis, Brunei q Co., Andrews
Wentworth, Moses, N. B. Kendrick, and Chisholm
Bros, on all trains that run out of the city,
At Saco, of L. Hodgdon and Il. B. Kendrick.
at Bath of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of Stevens q Co.
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FATAL REsULT-Chas. II. Moring, the
sailor from Stockton in this state who shot
himself at No. 1O44 Washington street, Boston,
on Wednesday died at the Massachusetts
General Hospital Thursday night.
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GIRLS Imported Caps, Coe the halter.

A fine lire of Ladies'. Gents and Children's
Hosiery, just received, at STUDLEY's, 253 Mid
die street. oct19-2t
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Beginning of "a New Volume.
Scribner for November.
EDITION, $4,000 COPIES,

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.eHAw0RTH's'
MRS. RURNETT'S NEW NOVEL,
begun in this number, is ia some respects an
advance on her "That Lass o Lowrie's." The
first iDstallment is of absorbing interest, EN-
bracng seven chapters, with four engrAvings
by Dielman and Bodies.
A New Portrait of l. sn2 fellow.
The present number is rich in exquisite ell
cravings, prominent among which is a full page
frontispece portrait of LongfellOw, drawn from
life by Wyatt Eaton, and engraved by Cole, the
artist and engraver Of the Bryant portrait in the
August number. Accompanying this is bio
graphical paper by the poet IStoddard, with il.
lustrations by Francis Lathrop and r. Swain
Clifford.
A Might with Edison.
The fullest account yet published Of this
notable inventor, illustrated by Kelly.
A New Poem by Bret Harte;
'The Spelling-Bee at Angels" reported by
Truthful james; ranking in humor and execU-
ton with the authors earliest successes. Illus
trated by Thomas Eakins.
Farm Life in New York,
By John Burroughs. with illustrations by
cess.
Johnny Reb at Play.
The first of series of papers by an EXON
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Confederate army, with illustrations by the
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Parsons and Parsons.
By Edward Eggeston. A paper of humorous
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ter sketches, by the author of "The Hoosier
Schoolmaster" and Roxy
Our Patent-sysfem.
A thorough discussion of the arguments for
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There are also illustrated articles on FORT
CHAMBLY, A CALIFORNIA WIND
STORM, and an interesting sketch of Eugene
Scribe, etc.
Progress In Electric Light.
'The Worlds Work. is entirely given up to
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If you want 10 find the best Kid Glove in
the market for the money. every pair warrant
ed, call ct STUDLEY's, 253 Middle street.
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WE have a few barrels of flour, 'Sherman's
Choice Patent Process" which we will sell at
$500. L. a. BACHELOR,
oct19 3t No. 10 Market street.
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The best as well as the cheapest. Hors-
ford's Bread Preparation makes better bread,
biscuit, etc., than Cream Tartar or ordinary
Baking Powder, and the cost is much less.
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oc14-d1w

T. T. MEAHER & Co. still continue to sell
those genuine Turkish Towels for % cents
each. Don't fail to avail yourselves of the
rare opportunity to get nice towel cheap.
0nt12 tt
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BE sure and call for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
if you are troubled with bad cough or cold.
For sale by every respectable Druggist. One
bottle 25 cents; five bottles for 81 90.
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yIcKERY & LEIGHTON are selling Opera
Kids and also variety of shades in Three But
tons for Is cents. octl2n
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VICTORIA 8, 4 and 6 Button Kid Gloves, very
fine quality, at FL. T. Nelson & Co.'e, 443 Con-
gress street, harrington Block. oct19 81
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PRETTY styles of Neck Ties and Bows for %
cents, at Fl. 1. Nelson & Co.'S, 443 Congress
street. oct19 st
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STATE NEWS.
ANnRnsnoeerN COUNTY


In the last week shipments of shoes from the
Auburn factories have not varied considerably
from the shipments of several weeks previous.
The shipments are 1911 cases this week and
were 1928 cases last week. Some manufacture
ers say 'they are still driving u" and others
report work little slack. Business will not
increase now until the arrival of spring orders.
Leather receipts continue about the same
HANCOCK COUNTY.
The house, ell and barn owned and occupied
by Capt. P. 2. BOardman of Islesboro, were de-
stroyed by fire on Thursday night of last week
together with the household furniture. 1t oc-
CURED in the night time and the family barely
escaped with their lives. Mrs. Boardman with
a child in her arms, escaped through fire and
other child. jumped out of window. The fire
is supposed to have originated from defect
i've chimney. 1t was partially insured. Capt.
Boardman lost house on the same location
two years ago by fire.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The 35th annual session of the Grand Divis-
ion Sons Of Temperance of Maine will be held
social gathering of the members of the order
will be held at their hall in the evening. Hon
Neal Dow, f. G. W. P, has signified his in
tention of being present.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The farm buildings of Mr.. Weber, of 81 art
land, were burned last Friday,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
On The night of October 9Th, some person or
persons entered the house and sleeping room of
Capt. George Collins, at Harrington, and took
from his trunk sand pocket 1855 aad a gold
watch and chain. The captain thinks they Sc
GREETED themselves in the barn in the evening.
The house and barn are connected.
The house of Robert Newman in West Lubec
was burned last week. Loss 1880; insurance
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POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

If your food distresses you, take littl'
SANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER.
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Municipal Court.

FRIDAY John Bresn. Search and seizure. Fined
$50 with costs. Appealed Swasey.
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GIRLS and Children's Scotch Glengarry Caps
at Merry, the Hatter's. oc15-lw
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RIVER AND HARBoR APPROPRIATIONS
Lieut.. Col. Thorn recommends the following
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VERY latest Derby, Coe the halter.
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MEMS $500 hats for s1.OO, Coe the halter.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
WASHINGTON COUNTY,

oOMEh5ET COUNTY.
The farm buildings of Mr. Webber, of II art
land, were burned last Friday.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07
vers,,,.si mIsisg Ciaims.

The Commissioner Of tho Land Office
in Washington has recently given AN in
depreciation to the Congressional Min-
ing Law which seems TO DO in accord
ancs both with technical justice and
plain common sense. A mining claim
Is forfeited whenever the assessment
year Is 80 nearly gone that the requisite
work cannot possibly be done In time.
and possession 10 not resumed I'M
Ill the locator fully complies with the
law in these respects. A r~elocator who
takes possession before the locator's
year expires. cannot DO busted by the
latter while holding in conflict with the
law. The only safe plan. therefore. ID
to make sure that . full hundred dollars
worth Of work has been put upon q
claim in time to prevent any risk oil fu'
ture trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07
I.IunrsINa mEs.
Cosdsnsed kilograms from all Por
tions Of she World.

Coadsnsed kilograms from all Por
stons OF she world.
II IL said In Russian military circles
that In view Of the difficulty which the
Austrians meet with In the occupation
OF Bosnia. the force OF fifty thousand
men, ffIsd by the treaty Of Berlin. for
the occupation Of Eastern Roumelia and
Bulgaria 10 quite inadequate. An officer
OF high rank says the Russians had al.
ready decided to leave ut least 100, 600
troops In these provinces.
Signor Avsganez, Italian Minister Of
War under the Roman Republic OF 40,
has made q speech at Tore Magsiors,
urging preparation for war with Austria.
Gsribaldi has ngain written u letter to
the Popola agitating the same question.
II IL stated that the ship Charles
Dennis, now loading in New York for
San Francisco. has on board n large
number Of pianos and sewing machines.
shipped BY Orvills Grant. who has late
ly been confined In the lunatio asylum,
ct Trenton, N. j.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07
p.p.rssr.. Last s,e.i.s.

JC Hsssrman. L Rawlins. J Jones,
W W Hobart and wife. J ID Hammond.
d Gildmaksr. Capt Chas N Lsavy. $ z
Dickson. L J Eizy. = Williams. u Davis.
J Lancaster. T Windsor and wife. Mrs
MeGrath. J McGrath. Miss suinson. Mrs
n Hill. Mrs siskrou. Mrs y swiftston.
Miss l. Stewart, Mrs II Stewart. Miss
Alderman. L Moses, y Taylor. Miss L
Holmes. Miss N Holmes. W d Sheppsrd.
Mrs @ A Painter. Miss Crawford. Misc
Dewey. W Mason. J Painter. Joe Barnert.
JE Grases wife and child. J Harris, Mia
Hsvenor. Mrs Vim H~avsnor. G l. Stone.
a L Dana. c c Dattsrman. Mrs l. Rives.
Mrs Ritchot. Miss A Baiierman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07
pioneer Celebrates.

The public will not be likely to forget
the celebration Of the Pioneers at Na-
tionai Guard Hall Monday night-at
leas, iha, portion Of the public which Is
favored with an invitation to be present.
The three Bobs. Committee on Amuss.
msnts. will keep things lively and the
feast will be not only q reminder OF the
dear old days OF 40. but Of those better
times which followed when civilization
trailed her robes through the wilderness
in the footsteps OF the Pioneers and fol-
lowed up and reaped the advantages
they gave to the world. IL will be q
glorious reunion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07
rrassdy a. Bsases. Cal.

A correspondent at Benton. CAL.
sends us the following under date Of
September 4th: "a horrible tragedy
occurred here last night about 8 O'Clock.
John Lewis. a tesmstsr in the employ OF
the Comanche Company. was stabbed
and literally cut to pieces by one Con.
Casey. a miner Of this place. Casey
and Lewis met In the street and OF.
changed q few words relative to the en-.
ploymsnt Of the former. when the lie
vas given and the two men clinehsd.
Others immediately rushed TO them. but
before they could be separated Lewis
fell to the ground saying. You have
cut me. you % OF q =" and breathsd
his Last. On examination he was found
10 have eleven ghastly wounds In the
side, breast and abdomen. more than
six either OF which would in itself prove
fatal. The whole affair lasted but q
minute and produced the widest excite.
msnt. Lewis had many warm friends.
and was q quiet. psaceable man. Casey
Is q comparative stranger here. but so
far a. known IL . very peacsable man,
and but little reason can he assigned for
the rash act. He was arrested almost
immediately after the ARRAY and brought
before Justice Robinson this morning
on 4 charge Of murder. He pleaded not
guilty. and an examination Is set down
for ~ o'clock tomorrow morning. Casey
was formerly 4 resident Of Gold Hill,
where he resided for many years."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07
The Release or Condor.

DUBLIN. Sept. There was grea.
rejoicing ct Mitchellstown, County
Cork. on receipt Of news Of the intended
release Of Condor. The shops closed
carly. there was . general illumination.
and the streets were throngsd with q
jubilant crowd. The Nation says Eng.
land has released nearly the last OF
the Fenisn prisoners. without having
received herself the slightest gratitude.
The lrishp,dn says Condor will DO re-
leased because he Is an American citi-
zen. Had he been m Irishman only,
without claims on the great republic. he
would have been hanged like the other
martyrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

Margaret Esks, James McElfresh, Pea.
body Wright. Sister Josepha, Sister
Dolora, Mrs. Annie Taylor and Joe II.
Elliott. The Board OF Relief OF the
N. E. Church South In this city are
constrained to appeal TO their brethren
throughout the country for pocuniary
aid In this hour Of sore distress. This
10 TO meet the demand on them that can-
not be met by any other board Of relief.
The fever Ia nov spread all over the
city. being very violent in the southern
part Of the city. q locality never before
visited.
Father Dafs. not being able to reach
vicksburg BY rail. will 60 by steamer to-
morrow. Physicians and nurses also 90
by boat TO Grsenville. The Young Mems
Christian Association report 20 new cases
to-day and the Howard Association 32l,
including sick and destitute. The Pea
body Relief Association has issued ra-
tons for 3.5SS persons for seven days,
making Is. ZIG rations.
JACKSONVILLE. ILL.,, Sept. G.-Contri.
buttons a%ggregating $1,000 have been
sent from here to the Southern States,
and tho amount will be largely increased.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Total raised by the
citizens committee, $685. Sl; from other
sources. S7.759. Grand total. S37 400.
VrcxsBuno, Sept. c. Weather clear
and warm /; Thermometer % degrees.
T~hirty-seysn deaths-25 white and l2
colored. Among the deaths are George
Burns, agent Of the Southern Express
Company; James c. Fitzpatrick. OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

AT the annual meeting OF tho Crown
Point RAvins Gold and Silver Mining
Company. held recently In San Fran.
cisco, the following named trustees were
elected TO serve for the ensuing year
q. Hearst, James X. Lei. j. II. May
nsrd. ]. j. Hucks and Peter Mulloy.
REoIsrER.-Ths Republican Central
Committee desire all Republican voters
to bear in mind the fact that to-day
(Saturday) and Monday ars the last
days on which those who wish to vote
at the Republican primaries on tho llth
instant can register.
AT the ophir the 2iOO level will soon
be reached by the Wine from the 1000
level. and the crosscut on the level first
named will presently reach the ore body,
which. II reports arc true. will be found
better than II was above.
TEE Gould 4 Curry and Best e. Bel
cher are CONTINUALLY acquiring moro
ground In the vicinity OF the new shaft
site, and the work OF sinking II will be
inaugurated In a very short time.
Ed. PARKINSON. Of the Carson Tribune,
was watching the Democrats in Virginia
last evening. For what he has 10 say
Of them and their doings vide that sheet
this evening.
CONDUCTOR FoLLrrr wishes our item
Of yesterday corrected. He did not
have any Sierra Nevada stock In Nc.
Councils 4 Co.'s Office, Carson, as
stated.
A HORSE that was hitched 10 an awn-
Ing post In front OF Oscar Steele's sa-
loon, South G street, Virginia. yesterday
afternoon. pulled the post down.
Tnr Senator mine will shortly be
started up from the level Of the Sutro
Tunnel. and under an entirely new man.
agsmsnt.
TIE National Guard Band will DO at
Bowsrs' Mansion Sunday (to.morrow)
and will furnish frst.class music for
dancing.
Rev. z. T. FISH is in Virginia and
will occupy the pulpit Of the Presby-
terrain Church In that city for q time.
TEE main incline OF the Bullion be-
low the 1000 level has the top still In
quartz and the bottom In black dyke.
W. R. CHAMBERLAIN Of Reno was up
y~sstsrday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
brsdisy Carries storey County
Liss sf Delegates and Their ns-
ioRisiea.

The Democratic primaries yesterday
were characterized by some singular
features. The partisans on both sides
were enthusiastic. but while considsra.
bio commotion was made by the anti.
B~radlsyans. those in favor Of the pres.
ent incumbent for Governor worked
more quietly and dsterminsdly. They
would accept the courtssiss Of the oppo-
site faction and then quietly deposit a
prepared ballot for the Bradley dele
gates.
The result. therefore. surprised every
body except themselves. 1t was pretty
generally conceded previous to the count
that Fox had carried the county; but
the undsrtow had been running strongly
though quietly. and the outside how.
with its froth and commotion. had been
o~verborne. Following Is the result In
the several precincts:
Eovsry - Anti. Bradley Delegates =
Robert Z. Briggs 81. George Wilson 50.
bradley Dslsgatss-J. G. Sohmitt ~.
John Low 81.
virginia-First ward-Bradley Dele
gates-Thomas Z. Kelley 233. John
Cavanaugh 232. A. Lsrnhart $50. j. d.
Hill 22C, John Pstris 225, Frederick d.
Plunkstt 22s, N. G. Hall 227. Anti.
Bradley Delsgates-A. j. Mckenzie
l69. William @. Carter 100. James Fay
lG5. ]. @. Masel l7G. William Dormer
l73. Pierre Trouitte l6i. Daniel Des'
mond lGi.
Second ward-Bradley Delegates
M~oriarity 29G, Ash 29S. Eckoff 800.
Mahanny 800; Bsrgstein 293. Dunn 307.
Anti. Bradley Delsgatss-Hooper l95.
Wolf 1877. Mccarthy 1877. Kansen l97.
Miller 1876. Mcfarland 1879.
Third ward-Bradlsy Deleeates-T.
A. Atkinson 305. ]. Il. Cowsn sos. ].
Kelly SO3. G. NJ. Lawrence 3O3. James
Docksray 3O5, John G. Kane 305. vii.
liam @. Thompson sos, Dan Harring.
ton 306 Martin Ford 30i. Miles Finlen
29G. Anti-B Bradley Delegates M. q.
Gillette $50, l.. A. Schultz 27S. +. w.
Conn 27S. Joseph Mallon 279. Michael
James 2s3. b. @. Moore $50. Andrew
Nunan 2S2, Con. Sullivan $50. W. b.
Ryan 2s2. Thomas ]. Deer T4.
Fourth ward-Anti-B Bradley Delegates
H. ]. Breed $50. Hugh Kennedy ala.
Dan Sullivan 1873, j. 7. Reardon l2i.
William Rrause l33. Ed. Donnelly l27.
Bradley DeleRatss-John Snow ll9,
- p--.l.. 100 TLAA.. naa..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

GEoRok n. EkLLs. Of Virginia. yes
tsrday received q dispatch from Sam
Ferguson. Of Bodis. containing the sad
news OF the death in that place. on the
9th instant, Of his brother. Rufus 8.
Eslls. Particulars have not been To-
esivsd. but ii is supposed that be died Of
apoplsxy. rs he had already had two
apoplsctie fits.
FunSrrrRx.-R. W. Grant, Of The
Gold Hill Furniture store, neat dool
above the NKws Office, has . complete
stock Of furniture Of every description,
and is prepared 10 do all kind. Of up
holstering at short notice and In th'
beat OF style, Furniture repaired on th'
doublsquiek. Prices lower than fh'
lowest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

MARROW EscAPE.-Thsrs was an at
tempted runaway ON d street, Virginia.
this morning at 8 O'Clock. A delivery
wagon was standing south Of Union
street when The horse attached TO II be-
came frightened Of q piece OF paper
which was blown past and sprung for
ward. knocking down a little girl who
was passing and starting OF full tilt.
He was caught Immediately by q passer-
BY. and the girl vas found to be unin.
jursd although badly frightened. She
narrowly escaped being both troddsn on
and run over.
TuE JuLiL SrRIKr.-The strike made
night before last in the Julia turns out
not rs favorable as was anticipated. The
metal 10 mostly base, the ore containing
large quantities Of iron and anthony.
This, however. lies at the western edge
and along the footwall Of the ledge.
What may exist further east remains to
be seen. II is quite possible that the
entire nature OF the strike may change
next TO the hanging wall and ore OF q
different character b there encountered.
AT THE ALrA.-The east DRIFT on the
1850 level Of the Alta is steadily advan-
cling. Just west Of the vein in ground
that Is very largely composed Of quartz
Of Q very Tine character. This vein mat.
ter assays from 80 to over $40. The
drifts ON the 1850 and 1850 levels are
being pushed ahead rs rapidly as pos
sible. Both are just outside OF the vein
and are In Benton ground. The face Of
the 1850 level drift Is In q heavy black
clay lying on the west side OF the vein.
IS sIrRHA NEvApA.-The developments
4. the incline Of the Sierra Nevada are no
less interesting now that the crosseut has
been stopped. They have 90 much ore
there thai 10 10 Q bother. and il continually
getting in the way Of the workmen. The
vein appears TO be expanding or 10 lying
fstter. and tho curse OF the incline 10
cutting down into the ore body. The
Indications o are that the whole in-
cline will b In ore before the 200 level
is reached.
AT tho meeting Of the ladies Of st.
Johns Church. held at the rectory 70
Gently. IL was decided to hold the fair
during the first week Of December. II
u hoped that due notice will be taken Of
this fact BY all Who are interested. and
" Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

Il having been stated by . contsm-
porary that W. G. Hyde Of Gold Hill
was an aspirant for nomination to the
Clerkship Of the Supreme Court on the
Democratic ticket, q representative OF
the Nkws interviewed him recently in
relation to the subject. He is in the
hands OF his friends and p~artisans, and
would be pleased II they should see 1T
TO nominate him for that Office. Mr..
Hyde 10 an out.and-out Democrat, and
we doubt IL they have u man In their
party more competent TO all the place or
more worthy OF its trusts and honors.
He was for several years n professor In
one Of the leading colleges Of California.
and at present Is Notary Public and
Clerk OF the town Of Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07

President SkAr. OF the Sierra Nevada
mine. left for San Francisco night before
last, TO bs absent for . few days.
l.. NJ. PrAnLxAx. Superintendent OF
the Keystone mine. has returned from
San Francisco.
Hon. J. d. MIxor. Secretary Of STATE
was on the Comstock last evening.
TEE new Yellow Jacket shaft 10 down
1,650 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-07
Maiina Here.

Edward Malim. the d~efaultins clerk
Of l.. p. DreIlsr 4 Co.. stock brokers.
who took money. stocks. stock books.
etc, estimated at from $4,000 to
$50, 900, from the safe. and dscamped
on the evening OF July Z. 1877. aud who
was captured in Philadelphia recently
and sent for by rsquisition Of the Gov.
ernOr. reached Virginia by this morn
ing's express train. and 10 in the County
Jail,