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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
WISE MOVE.

The Constitutional Convention oil the
State OF California yesterday adopted q
very sensible course OF action in regard
to the vsIed Chinese question. A reso-
luton was passed. aging the Presi-
dent and Sonat Of 30 United States to
lake the proper measures to so modify
the Burlingame Treaty as to either pat
an end to. or restrict within safe aud
reasonable limits, the immigration Of
Ilongolians to this country. The re-
quest OF a great and powerful State like
California cannot 10 treated with in.
difference by the United States Govern.
ment, especially when the entire dele
CATION Of the Pacific Coast in Congress
is engaged in pleading for the same
beneicent object. The question OF
who shall, and who shall not
be allowed to make a home in
this country. is. unfortunately not
within the province Of California.
or any other State in the Union to set
tie. BY the Constitution under which
the Federal Union was originally formed.
the power to make treaties and regulate
commerce with foreign nations is ex-
pressly vested in the Congress OF the
United States. and. acting under the
authority so delegated. the %Burlingame
Treaty was framed and ratified. No
power on earth can change, or annul
that treaty. except the power which gave
II birth. 10 Kearneyism were unfor-
tuuaiely to prevail. and any overt act
was attempted by the citizens OF Cali.
fornia to put a stop to the Chinese curse
by doing violence to the unwelcome
Asiatics. the Golden State would be
placed in an attitude Of rebellion against
the national authority. aud no Z cit
izen wishes to see such a condition Of
things on the Pacific Coast as rebellion
implies. The convention has taken the
proper and the wise course. Their
voice will be heard in the national halls
Of legislation this Winter, and the Of.
feet OF this resolution will be to greatly
strengthen the hands Of their represen-
tatives in Congress. in their Efforts to
abate. il it be not practicable to get rid
altogether OF, the Chinese curse OF the
Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

Nkw PArkSrs.-The Miaia9 and SEE
uiiie Press Patent Department has re-
ceiyed official notice OF the issue OF the
following patents to Pacific Coast In
ventors for the week ending October
LIST. 1873. viz; Charles T.. Bowen,
Silver City. Idaho Ter. amalgamators
WIN. Jasper and Stephen Boushey. San
Francisco, Cal. hoppers for cube sugar
machines Vim. Jasper. San Francisco
Cal. machinery for making cube sugar
machines Jos. l.. Chenette; Hills.
borough. 0en.. lasts julius ]. Muller.
san Francisco, Cal. apparatus for saw.
ing fioa, gold Charles Dickinson. Port
land. Ogu.. life boats ; Eric o. Leermo.
Gold lIll. New. suction pipes for
pumps , Vim. A. Scollay, San Francisco.
Cal. pencil clasps. Trademarks {:
Mathew Palen. San Bernardino. Cal.
medicinal preparations Williams and
Moore. Stockton. Cal, cough syrup /:
Yates & Co., (2) San Francisco. Cal.
Illuminating oils; Liebes Bros. X Co.,
San Francisco, Cal, cigars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
N. A. MURPHY.

As oppoeed to General kittrell. the
Chivslry candidate for Attorney General
Of Nevada. the Republicans have nomi-
mated Mr.. NJ. A. Murphy OF Esmeraida
county. Mr.. Murphy is a young man. a
a popular man. and an hononbly ambi-
tious man. lie ranks high in his profess
sion. and IL elected to the position to
which he aspires-as we feel SUR that
he will be-will guard well and faith
fully the interests Of the people OF Ne
va6a. and do honor to the State. He
has lived in Esmeralda county for many
years. grown up with u people, and is
known only to 10 esteemed. While his
opponent. Kittrell. was hiding in Can
ada. to escape being forced to aid in put
ting down u rebellion in which no heart
lily sympaihizej, Mr.. Murphy was EN-
gaged in helping to develop the
OF the State Of Nevada. and making for
himself q home here. where" - he
expressed it in his speech at Reno, "he
might live and de-" In the days Of its
darkest struggle the Republican party
was chung to and sustained by NJ. A..
Murphy. lie has never deserted his
colors, never faltered in his loyalty to
the nation and to the cause Of human
freedom. We believe that all that is
necessary to make his election sure, is
for the people OF Nevada to SEES and con.
trast him with his opponent. Before
the campaign closes. all will have the
opportunity, and Republicans need have
no fear OF the result OF the comparison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
Republican Rally at Aurora.

On Tuesday night at Aurora there was
a meeting Of the Republicans OF that
city and vicinity. it having been an
nounced that addresses would be deliv-
cred by Hon. II. NJ. Briggs aud Mr..
Henry II. Miehels. The meeting was
held In the Court House and was very
numerously attended. Aurora's best and
most intelligent audience being present.
The meeting was called to order by Hon.
W. L. Mcintosh, acting for the Chair
man OF the County Central Committee.
Mr.. John NJ. Dormer. who is confined
10 his room with an attack Of mountain
fever. On motion. Judge Jamison was
called 10 the chair and male some APP
propriate remarks. Unfortunately for
all concerned. Judge Briggs was reported
too sick to be present, aud 10 1t fell
to Mr. Mighels' lot to attempt
to entertain the meeting. His re-
marks received n most generous
and cousiderate attention (for which he
returns his very hearty thanks). and he
subsidized after talking for about three
quarters Of an hour. Hon. William Nj.
Stewart. ex-senator Of the United States.
being present aud being yehemently
called for addressed the meeting in u
short speech in which he portrayed the
splendors Of our history aud achieve
mements as a people, reviewed the his
tory Of the characterization and restora.
ton Of ~silver-paying a deserved COM
pliment to Senator Jones-and in q
judicious, pleasing and conservative way
spoke Of the Just claims upon the con.
hdence OF the people Of the Republican
party and its nominees. The meeting
adjourned with three cheers for Senator
Stewart and the Republican State
ticket. The party in Esmeralda is in
first.rate spirits and determined on vic.
tory from first to ast.-Cdrsoa Appeal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
rnE NATIONS susrsEss.
A. Usfaverasle shewing fsr she
Past week-rheories ~ 20 the
Cause OF the Decline.

Past Week-rheories ~ 90 the
Cause sr th. Decline.
NEW YoRK. Oct. 1.-THE Public to-
day has the following details Of clearing
house exchanges for the week. They
are remarkably small. excepting at st.
Louis. whero the closing OF the annual
fair caused considerable activity. No
other city reports transactions larger
than these Of the corresponding week
last year. The following usual weekly
table shows which cities have gained
aud lost: Gains San Francisco. for
week ending October 9th. 5S.7; st.
Louis, IS; Lowell. o. Lossss-New
York. 1916; Philadelphia. 1873; Chicago.
7.G; Baltimore. 10; Cincinnati. 23;
Milwaukee. SIG; New Orleans. +.6;
Louisville, EOS; P~ittsburg. 9.5; Provi.
deuce. 80; Cleveland. li.9; ~Indianapo-
lis, 25.S; New Haven. 81; Syracuse.
1872; Boston, same rs last year. Aggre-
gate loss. 81; the total being SG07. O0O.-
900 this year, against SG72. OOo. 900 last
year. Nearly the whole decline at New
York may be explained by the fact that
transactions In stocks last year were ex-
traordinarily large. amounting TO l,40l,-
900, against only S27 900 shares this
year. II sales cause changes equal to
the par value OF the stocks sold, other
exchanges amounted last week to about
S3il. 450. 900. against about S3i5. 7OO.-
900 last year. Operations at Boston also
show no material change In values paid,
and the losses at Providence. Baltimore,
Chicago and even Pittsburgh are
not 30 large a. to indicate q
decrease In the quantities OF goods
paid for. because not larger than tho
general decline in prices. On the other
hand. the losses at other cities are quite
too large TO 10 thus explained. At New
Orleans the yellow fever still checks
business. and ut Milwaukee the slender
ness Of the Minnesota wheat crops. II
is possible that the unusually exciting
elections in Cincinnati. Cleveland and
Indianapolis may have had some intiu-
nee upon business activity. but these
explanations do not seem adequate TO
account for so general and large . de-
crease in exchanges, and no adequate
explanation Is perceived. There was
undoubtedly q little hesitation In bust.
ness here caused by alarming advices
concerning the state Of finances and
markets in Great Britain. and by the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
uorrihIs Murder.

DETROIT. Oct. l6.-A murder Of Q
mos, horrible character was committed
here early this morning. Mrs. Matte
Farrell, a widow siIty.eight years old.
living in what is known as the "Poto.
mac" quarter OF the city. vas found
beside her bed with great clots Of blood
oozing through her hair. Examination
OF the body showed . cash four inches
long ON the right temple. her head and
face considerably bruised. and her neck
broken. Henry Language. q worthless
character. and a son Of Mrs. Farrell by
her first husband. has been arrested on
suspicion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
OUR FOREIGN
How sss Merchants Of Chieaso Pro
nose 90 fosser and Exsend ls.

How the Merchants Of chicago Pro-
pose 60 fssser ssd Extssd lt.
CHIcAoo. Oct. lG.-A meeting Of man.
ufacturers, merchants and citizens was
held at the Grand Pacific Hotel this
evening to listen to an address by Gen.
sral Cyrus Bussey, President Of the New
Orleans Chamber Of Commerce. upon
the subject Of promoting American CON-
merce. Judge Booth. Hon. John G.
Dore and Hon. James l.. Easton made
remarks. and resolutions were adopted
iavoring such trans continental cheap
rates OF railway transportation as will de-
velop our trade with China, India Aus
tralia and Japan. Such cheap rates
can only be obtained by breaking down
the present railway monopoly TO the Pa
cihc coast, and the completion Of the
Northern and Texas Pacific roads. The
resolutions further recommend speedy
action by Congress looking to that end;
provide Tor q committee OF seven 10 give
force to these purposes; favor holding
an international commercial convention
here soon, to consider the extension Of
our North and South American trade;
favor the extension Of steamship lines
with foreign countries by means OF sub
sides aud mail contracts. and call for
the general extension OF water traffic by
congressional legislation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

UroS November I. All Saints Day. the
citizens OF London will hear chimes from
1t. Paul's cathedral belfry. which has
been dumb for 2i2 years. 1t was an
enormous effort which the nation made
to raise a building worthy to replace old
ST. Paul's, and when the ediiiee was
completed no funds remained to furnish
il with bells. Now. after a lapse Of
more than two centuries, a peal worthy
OF the magnificent structure has been
provided. and Bow church will have a
formidable rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

MISkKs and workingmen will bear in
mind that John Z. Jones. rs Superin-
tendent Of the Crown Point mine. was
the first TO establish eisht-hour shifts.
His practical mining experience sug-
gested the idea that eight hours work
out OF each tw~enty.iour was all that
should DO required OF good Coms,ock
miner. The principle he established
came into use all along the lode, and so
remains to this day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

WILLIAM BLopoErr. Of South Canaan,
Connecticut. who has been crazy for
some years. INDUCED in n strange freak
tho other night. lie went to the eeme-
terry. dug up the remains OF his brother.
who had been dead five years, then pro-
cured a pitcher OF milk Of a neishbor
and remained at the grave all night bath
inc the skeleton. in the belief that be
would thus restore his brother to Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

The Memphis appeal says: Annie
Cook, who kept the noted demimonde
establishment. the Mansion House. has
discharged all her female inmates and Ii
taking yellow fever patients In her ele.
gantly furnished rooms. Being herself
an expert in the management OF the
disease, she is personally superintend'
ing the nursing Of all the patients. One,
We learn. has already convalesced in that
establishment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
rroablesoms Indiass In washing.
gOo TerrIloPy.

sss Tertiary.
San FRAScIsco. Oct. lG.-A gentle.
man from the Klikitat country W. II.
reports that serious trouble Is anticipa-
ted with the Indians, who are becoming
insolsnt and demonstrative and are pre-
pairing. II is generally believed. for an
attack upon the white settlers as soon IN
an opportunity shall present itself. The
breach between them and the settlers In
being widened every day. Both parties
are arming themselves for an outbreak.
Numerous complaints are made against
merchants at seattle and other places on
Puget sound. who the settlers claim,
are supplying the Indians with all the
arms and ammunition which thcy want.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
written for the Gold Hill Hews.l
CAROL n
1T EDITH yIlAxcis.


-
Slowly, along the white ssa- line,
The solemn waves break like . moan:
Sadly. around the dvarfed erag.pine.
We hear the east.wind's ~slumbrous tone.
The ky 10 gray ; the waters sing
requiem a. the tide pours In
For her Who wears the opal ring
And sleeps In siienec! Carol wynns.
Oh. eyes Of Ialy ! oh. face
SO fair and sweet. 20 pure and truei
oh. golden hair whose waving grace
Just vailed. not hid. that form from. view.
Oh. tender voice ! In accents low.
Affirmed TO utiersuos frank aud fresi
Alas ! how many . Winters nov
Has drifed round thee by the seal
she sleeps | In dresmless slumber sleepsi
No need to still the breakers roar
Her eJes NO more their vigil keep.
Their patent watch fore'e' Is DER.
White hands are folded on q breast.
which ns'sr will throb with pain again,
Aud she hath gained eternal rsst-
Our loved and Loot one. osrol wynns.
No need to tell. no need to'rsy
Wat sorrow brought the watcher here,
Night after right. day After day.
Until had fed full many . year.
The long. long watch 10 DER at last.
The weary waiting Iona for aye;
And, wh.rs.th break,rs' foam 10 cast.
.sh l..l. asa q 4. II..-..t 81. A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
mn. A PROMISES.

represent the loyal State OF Nevada In
the Congress OF the United States. are
reploto with the most amazing state
ments. and promises which arc remark
ably amusing to such as have any knowi'
edge OF the history OF legislation IN TINS
"nation. as they call it," 10 tho gen.
tleman addressed himself in general to
audiences representing the education,
and sterling good sense OF our citizens,
there would be no necessity OF contro-
verting his assertions. or pointing out
the manifest absurdities Of his numer-
Gus promises. But unfortunately ii Is
not to such as these that Mr.. Deal talks.
The bulk OF his audiences are tho men
who have little time TO study the Con-
gressional Record. and he deliberately
takes advantage OF their necessary n
Of knowledge Of q record which non but
n student or man Of leisure can be ei-
pected to master. and treats them to the
most glaring mis-statements, which they
accept as gospel truth. relying upon his
honor y a gentleman not to mislead
them.
The men to whom Mr.. Deal appeals
in this campaign should remember this:
W. L. y. Deal rs a gentleman in social
life Is one man W. L. +. Deal as a
candidate for Congress is another and
quite a different person. He Is u Dem
ocrat, and no Democrat can rely upon
the justice Of his cause. for there Is no
Justice in il. In this State he cannot
appeal to the principles OF his party.
for all principle was abandoned at Car
son when bradley was nominated for a
third term. Mr. Deal. therefore, Is
placed In this embarrassing predica-
ment lie wants to 60 10 Congress,
and he can only do so by gaining the
votes OF the w~orkingmen. He repre-
SCENTS a party which has always been al
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have taken the trouble or the time to
m,.,,r ,ha, history. That 4. his posi.
,;o, anil thai /. the Milan unon which bs
/. r,os.c,,;n, mi. eam,aicn-
ons NJ Mr. Ds.l,s nromisss upon the
s,,s,c,h NJ which ha bonss IN eapture
tbs vote Of ,hs iaborip, man Of Nevada.
"a that II bs IA slec,ed he will secure
an. MASSAGE az . Law r.dueinv ,be fares
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
yu..Jeh. s.ers.r's Case.

NEW YoRK. October iG.-In the Por.
ter case to-day the first witness callet
by the Judge Advocate wal VIM. II
Lord, who was the official s~tsnographsl
OF the court martial that tried Porter OF
the 10Th Of December, 1862. Pending
the trial he went TO General Porter,
rooms in Washington to inquire fol
some dispatches which had been mis-
laid; aud while there heard Porter say
81 was not loyal % Pope /; there Is nc
denying that" Witness could not re-
call anything else that WAS said.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

The Constitutional Convention al
Sacramento yesterday passed q resolution
to memorialize the President and Senate
Of the United States to 20 modify the
B~urlingame Treaty - 10 prohibit Chi.
pese immigration,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17

The Amer OF A~fghanistan is endsav-
oring to raise = religious war among the
Mohamedans Of Central Asia against
England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
ELECTION NOTICE.

ASAeSS S
TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF THR
Hoard Of County Commissioner Of Storey
COUNTY, made and entered In the minutes OF
given that on the irst Tuesdsy. tine 9Th day.
OF November nett. 81 the following named
places. 10 wit:
City; inspectors 4eorge Grail. N. J. Nc.
Cutchen and John Petre;
A. CITY Hall, second Ward. Virginia City:
lnspectors-C n. Cornell, Mace Wilson and
0eorgs W. Rinney;
Al old City Hail. D street, Third Ward. VIZ.
ginis City: lnspecton-s. d. Baksr, Jos. X
AZ iis south O s~ireet, Third Ward. Virgins
City: Inspectors Robsrt Moore. q. II. ciarks
and G. u. Bennett
Al No. o Engine IIouss. Fourth Ward. Viz.
gibis City: inspectors-J. \. burlington. John
3. Martin and John enowi
Al Yellow Jacket Kngtns House. First Ward.
Gold HiIl: Inspecton-lI. W. fitzgerald. z.
Lyford and q. q. Waters;
AZ Lincoln Hose Houss, Second ward. Gold
HlIi; lnspectors-Ambroee Rngiis. George II.
Morrison and John q. BENEFITS;
AZ Charley wests' building. American Flat .
Inspectors Edward Prince, II. O. Champion
and John n. Newman;
AZ new School House. Yiowery District:
John a sehmidt
sum
An Rlectiou will be held In the County Of
storey
For Governor.
For Ll.utsnant Governor.
For one Member VI Congress,
For one Judge Of the Supreme Court,
Yor Attorney General,
Por Olsrh OF supreme Oourt,
FOR Secretary OF State,
Por staie Controller.
por aunertntendsnl Of Public Instructiou.
FOR suryeyor 0snsrai,
FOR two State Senators,
FOR fourteen Assembiyusn,
Per ons District Judge.
Por sherih.
ror County Clsrh.
. Irsasursf'
lor assessor.
ror p pS1et anmInI.,y,o,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-17
aoRn.

RaAN In Virginia. October 10. TO The wife Of
John \. Ryan. = daughter.
TkAsLAND--in Reno. October IS. TO the VILE
OIL A. Teasand, . pon,
MiDDAu0H-ln Hurks. October u, TO the
wife OF James Mlddaugh. Q rop.
LEwiS-ln Reno. october Is. TO the wife OF W.
q. lsvts, . sou.
wALKHR--In Carson, October IS, TO the wife
Of j.. x. Waller. q dsughtr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-10
Foreclosure Sale

State Of Wiscmsin--lowa County
In Crent Court.
Ofrin L. Miner taintir against ', II. Van
Meter. surah N Van Mct"r his vie, ana
Coleman r. Mulcu. Dcfrnd1Et4
lIy virtue Of, aud pursuant toa Judgment OF
foreclosure and sale rendered IN the above en-
titled action IN sHid Iowa county circuit cunrt
on the 99lh day of March, A. %. 1877. will eS.
pose far sale, aud sell ut pu plic auction to the
highest bidder for cash NJ the front door OF the
Cont nause In The village of Dod9Crille IN Alid
county sid State. IN rucsday the 2ist day &C
May, a. ID. ISIS, NJ = O'Clock IN the afternoon Of
said day, the following described mortgaIed
premises. nr 81 much thereof as may he nccrs.
ralN Ia t.lre the amount Of said Judgment
.HtcIeft, ana cost sot sale, tO.wit
The south cast Qgatirr vi the sou h east quar- +.
ter IT reetlon numhor twenty ono ,2n, tue
south Wer quarter ~ The southwest quarter
Of strian number tWrHtA two (92l the
Lntth west quarter ~ thc noah west quarter ~
rrctinn number twenty srtrn l2ii the north
west pualtur AZ the HnTtn.cn4t uuaItcr 81 section
number twenty richI ny: and twenty thrr,
49, uctes on 81 tile north part OF the northeast
quarter ot tNr north east quRttrr Ol rcctton
humber twenty e2hl t9s all in township
number ise t5l. north oi range number Ave 20
eart. IL lqNa Eohnty, STATE of wisconsin aud
cattalnsta une buudttd and cishly three t,sI
acfrs murt II las
Datud, sh,rtirs office. nodgrvllle, Iowa
County State al Wisconsin,, lhls 9TH day of
ApIil, \. u. ISIS, 1'llOMA> MEN ,kDi,
Sdena ut iowa County. Wlsuunsin
Henry \ Snlith. htturrete ior rlsintih sta