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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-15
A Turkish Legend.

On the rock opposite Scutari, facing
the entrance to the Bosphorus, stands u
tower, which is often, without reason,
called "the Tower of Leander." The
Turks call it "the Tower of the Virgin"
In it, according to a Turkish legend,
was confined the lovely daughter OF
Mohammed Sultan, Nehar, Schegid by
name, of whom it had been predicted
by II mysterious gypsy that che would
die by the bite of o serpent Mehar-
Schcgid's reputation for beauty spread
until il reached the ears OF the
Prince OF Persia. who came To Con
s,antinnple determined 10y some means 10
gain admission TO the tower. lie con
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conveyed to her l. quet oi s!mboiica.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-15

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-15

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-15

CAN THE DEAD WIN AT CARDs7-A
fore German court, arising from the
following circumstances: A gentleman
sat at faro table in the town of Kocthen,
in Saxony, playing with the usual atten-
ton and silence. Several plays we're
made, and the cards which the gentle
man continued unchangedly to keep for
ward won repeatedly. The gold pushed
toward the winner by the croupier, how
ever was not drawn by him, and, after
several more accumulations had made
the pile inconveniently large, the keeper
of the bank rather angrily requested the
fortunate man to take in his money.
With his eye fixed on the cards, the
player took no notice Of the request.
"Draw in your gold!" was again uttered
by several round the table. No answer.
"Monsieur, you incommode the other
players!" said the croupier. The same
motionless silence. A person sitting
next the offender took hold of his hand.
The winner was dead. As the body was
being removed the croupier drew back
the money he had showed toward the
dead player, alleging that the game
based upon reciprocal engagements could
not exist between the dead and the living
The heirs of the defunct presented them.
selves the day after, declaring that the
winner had regularly commenced the
game. The question was carried before
tire tribunal Of koethen, and will probably
depend upon the evidence as 70 the point
Of time when the player ceased to live.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-15

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return it. There u4s Do necessity for
use 10 do 81, he said. Il xAs perfectly
certain that he would die If fright at the
repor; Of bic own pistol oa another
occasion he went out to meet John Z gan,
who is Described as great bully, and OF
enormous size. Esin complained Of the
great disparity in their size, and said: IL
could as easily hit razor edge as him,
while he can take me as easily as Il turf
stack" Curran, with an air Of charming
candor, advanced and said : IL wish to take
no advantage that may be offered me in
your size. Therefore am willing for a
section Of your body just the size OF
mine to be chalked on you and every
ball that lodge in you outside of the
chalk lines shall count for nothing"
O'CoDnell, the Liberator, fought one
duel and killed his man. In speech
ence he spoke of Dublin as "a beggarly
corporation" He was almost immedi.
ately served with challenge from D'Es-
terre, q member from Dublin. O'Connell
tried in several ways to avoid the meet
ing. The meeting, however, was in.
sisted upon. When on the field O'Con.
nell made speech in which he said thai
the duel had been arranged by the politi.
cal opposition to take him of. They
have reckoned without their host" he
said, "for I am one of the best marks.
men in Ireland. l shall kill my oppo.
nent." His words proved true. DIES
terre fell at the first fire, MORALLY
wounded. O'Conlell had one othel
meeting with Sir Robert PeeD, which
however, did not come to shots. He al
ways declined thereafter to accept q
challenge. "Having blood upon my
hand" he said, II have registered vow
in heaven never to meet another man in
mortal combat"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-15

THE DITFERENCE.- American girls,
SAYS one of their number, understand
how to manage their beaux, and keep
them in complete subsection. In London
the case is exactly reversed, and the poor
girls are crushed by the aw-quite too-aw-
fully.aw kind of youth, to degree
which makes my blood boil. 1t is partly
because London girls don't understand
how t., combine and organize, SO to speak,
against the men, and partly because they
have to compete against the young mar
ricd women, that they are treated with
such indifference. Another reason why
American girls have 30 much better time
than English girls is, that they have -
much liberty they can offer more induce
nents Ia the young men 20 pay them at
teu,iou. 4 Young man will submit To- be
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-15

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27
MBERNAronrAl.

A correspondent Of the Elko Post
-, N.
tue merits o I 'hs se'e'ai Nv
publican candidates for Governor in that
=, A.. Or, ;n.,.r, ,,,ainy nm
P"p''o' 'u' ~" ~ ~ y
rs follows:
An infAliible indication Of true worth
in any man IA that lie /. loved by those In
his employ. Colonel A.. J. Tyrrell. although
/. .. hos. u IA n vorkinrmau himself-one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

A certain Nevada City man who il
well known for the propensity to dead
beat" n living OIL q too generous public
by adopting a systematic course o. lying
which rivals Tue grahaes' enoI's OF
Baron Mnnchausen, mas recently APP
ped the climax oil Ill MS aadae,ous acts
by ehopping up inc woodsheu OF tns
house In which he n'ed-and 'or "nieh
ne was ~ a' ~. s..~aaJ
Ae'p'ns $4,000
george w. Aooot, VINO some uu'e nso
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27
EXPLOSIVES.
A Case or FerxesfuIaess aud 70.
Results.

Giant powder cartridges are articles
that ought to be handled with consid.
cradle caution. This IL a s~slf.evident
proposition. and has been demonstrated
by numerous examples. The latest
affirmative test on this subject IL fur
nished by Billy Watson. whose cabin
did adorn tho slope Of the Newark Val.
ley range, but at the present time il
scattered over considerable territory.
Billy has been absent from his humble
abode for some weeks on q prospecting
trip out to Muncey creek and vicinity,
aud before his departure placed half q
dozen Of the r~ock.rending explosives In
his stove oven. la order TO secure them
from being spoiled by the dampness
during his absence. When he returned
10 the domicile he was hungry. and
without thinking OF the contents OF
his stove. he built up u roaring fire.
sliced of some bacon and started
to put on the tea kettle. That 70.
minded him that there was no
water in the house. and seizing the pail
be journeyed 10 the spring about q hun.
ureu ynrur uistnnt. Asis iuSsy Nv u'u.
for the trip probably saved his life. and
gave him a chance to relate to us the in.
svitabls sequence to that incident. We
think Billy exagserates when he hkens
the explosion 10 an earthquake, and his
statement that there was nothing LETT OF
his late residence but a hole In the
ground il 10 he received cum gruno sniis.
No doubt things were mixed. shook up
and scattered. bat his story about there
not being timber enough left to furnish
material for q tooth.piek. and that the
stove lids lit in Ruby Valley. Is alb
surd. However. William saved the
water pail. and is Of tho opinion that
baked giant powder cartridges are q
species OF viands liable to raise things
moro efisctually than a rs Of yeast
powders -Etp.ka Seaiiatl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27
IEsmeralda County.

Aurora Herald. My 25.-The com.
pletion Of the telegraph 10 Aurora from
Bodie Is eagerly looked for by the citi.
citizens Of this place. The storm has
retarded the work somewhat, but II the
poles come to hand M fast AZ they are
needed II is expected the last ons will
be set aud the wire strung ON by Bun.
day. or Monday at farthest.
The recent snow storm killed nearly
all Of the young fruit In this locality.
The green peas aud other tender plants,
including Strawberries, have been on.
tirely destroyed aud the prospects for n
crop here this year are very gloomy in.
deed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27

"Do o really love me Charley p
she asked. rs with q beautiful word.pic-
turs he wound up his declaration Of af.
lection aud proposal Of marriage.
Love you. darlingf Oh, how can
You doubt the deep. undying love for
you which rages within my breast 2 Pu,
me 10 some test. Ask Of me the Der.
Torrance Of the most arduous task. and
I will accomplish Il or fall . willing sac
riice upon the altar Of devotion. There
il no obstacle NO great that l would moi
surmount II. to prove 10 you ths depth
Of my unalterable love-"
81 will test your love. Charlie. IL
promise to marry you. will you-will
you-will--oh. I know you will never
consent"
"Oh. darling" he moaned. "nams
your wish and II shall DO granted. Speak
at once. dear girl. aud let me fy TO do
your bidding"
swell. then. Charley. will you-will
you-you-quit parting your hair In the
middle ?"
He gave utterancs 10 one Wild shrek
Of despair and asd from her forsvsr.-
Ezko Pos,
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NEVADA ITEMS.
From our state Exchanges.
Eureka County.

Earrka Sentinel. Nay 25.-The pro-
due, OF the Richmond furnaces Is still
largely in excess Of the capacity Of the
refinery. There is enough crude bullion
on hand to u the latter institution for
the next four months.
The Albion Company have completed
q buildina Mt the mine. l2x2i feet. and
Of a height sufficient to contain their
machinery.
Eareka R~epubican. Nay 24.-workmsn
employed in prospecting the Gillen
Springs on the Secret Canyon road. just
out Of town, for the Richmond Company
with q view TO increase the volume Of
water, yesterday struck q magnificent
body OF coal while driving the tunnel.
Ear,ka Ssniiad. My 90. = Harry
Duncan. one OF the lessess Of tho Roch.
ester mine. had a close call Friday last.
He was being hoisted up tho shaft, and
had reached u distance Of twenty feet
froui the bottom. when by some means
the handle OF the windlass slipped from
the grasp Of the man on top. and Harry
fell to the bottom. He was considerably
bruised and cut by the fall aud lay
stunned for some time. Assistance was
rendered by his partnen, and he was
hoisted safely to the surface and brought
TO town.
We learn that a greater portion Of the
working force at the X X Con. mine
was laid of yesterday. only enough
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humholdt County.

Wimtmucoa Silver Stale. My 3D.
The Humboldt. which usually at this
season Of the year assumss majestic
proportions and leaves It's winding
course OVERLOOKING the low lands along
Its bottom, has commenced swelling.
W. A. Trousdale. who keeps watch OF
its progress. informs us that Il has risen
about twelve inches In the last twenty.
four hours. A last Winter was an un-
usually Dry one. and there Is but little
snow in the mountain ranges. II Is not
probable that the river will overflow ita
banks this season.
We have been informed that the ma
chincry for the new twenty.stamp mill.
to be erected at Dun Glen by Colonel
Buel. has arrived Mt Mill City. and Ia
being shipped from that point to ita
destination.
The winnemucca Primary school
closed yesterday for the Summer vaca-
ton. The Grammar school will contin.
ne open about two weeks longer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27

A FEW days since an Auburn. Maine.
builder sscondsd to the top Of High
street church spirs to do some work.
and suddenly felt nausea and dizziness.
He was alone. 100 feet from the ground.
on . narrow scaifolding. but had pres
sncs OF mind enough to fall fiat on his
back ON the narrow board upon which
he stood. He lay there half an hour.
with his head SWIMMING. but gradually
the nausea and dizziness disappeared.
and hs vsntursd again to rise, finished
The work be had begun and descended.
Il, vss an szpsrisncs. however. which DO
don not care 10 have repeated
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27

BISMARCK did not begin to make q
noise in the world. outside his provin-
cial diet. until 1859. when he was with.
in two years Of the age Of Pitt at his
death. and ten years older than Byron
at his death.
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Lander County,

Aaaia Rersiis. Hay 25.-Shcep shear
ing has commenced on the ranges IN
Lander aud Nye counties. II is said by
persons capable Of forming q judgment
In the matter that the clip will be large
ly In excess Of that Of last year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27

BALTIMORE. which took q remarka-
BILE start at the close Of the war. il now
experiencing a great depression in her
real estate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27

A mon hanged . horse thief in Kan
sas, and pinned this inscription on his
hack: This man was not the noblest
work Of God"
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The Gold Hin Daily News has

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore tho very best and
most efficient medium fol
business, mining and al
other advertising.
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Contributions of flowers arc solicited. and
will he received by the Committee a. the hall
OF the Order. odd FrIIow.' Buildipg. Virginia,
altar I O'Clock =. H., nth insiaat.
The 10 lowing C.mrsdes are hereby detailed
~ Aids: Comrades n. N. stone, X ID. stone
hill, ]. n. Campbell and A. II. W. Creigh.