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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
San Francisco Items.

Receiving no later news today regard.
ing the condition OF Kalloch and the
status Of De Young, We sxtract-the fol.
lowing from the San Francisco Post OF
yesterday:
Kalloch's life cannot really be said to
bs out OF danger for some days yet. but
under the most favorable circumstances
he may manage to pull through, and
suffer but little from tho bullet In the
future. There may. however. be condi.
tons forming where the ball Is. which.
II known. would present the case in q
very different light from that In
which It now. appears. Necessarily
moro or less pus has formed and Is still
forming around the bullet, and there 10
no way for It TO escape. az the hole from
the surface IL already blocked. Whether
the pus exists In O large or small guam.
tity cannot be ascertained, but 1t Is
feared that II NO outlet Is found for 1t by
natural or other channels, Inflammation
and necessarily pyemia, or blood poison.
ing, will ensus. This, In fact, 10 the
great danger Of the case, because, II any
decided change for the worse should
take place. there will DO no safe means
To reach the locality OF the bullet to re.
lieve the patient. At present the most
uufavorablo symptom In the case Is q
feeling OF sickness at the stomach every
evening ct about Q o'clock. That 10 q
sign which the physicians do not like.
Mr.. Kallooh says that he fears It is pro-
duced by the agitation TO his nerves pro.
duced by the presence OF the physicians
at about that time. and they have de.
cided TO see him for the present only
each forenoon, unless there should be
unexpected reasons for their presence at
any other time. In that case they will
be promptly called and rs promptly re-
spond.
De Young. the would.bs homicide,
still remains In bis tank cell at the City
Prison, which has been for tho time
converted into o branch editorial room
OF the Chronicle. and busies himself with
revising the arguments daily launched
In his defenae. The prisoners brother,
II. II. De Young, attends to business as
usual. without other protection than
that afforded by the carrying Of q small
armory In his hip pocket. The Mayor
and Chief OF Police have determined to
continue the State militia ct the City
Hall until Kalloch is pronounced for Q
certainly out Of all danger. The DON.
clusion is reached on the ground that
the city had better insure itself. by pay.
ing for the militia, against any mob
that might sndeavor to wreak vengeance
on the confined man in case his victim
died.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
Miscellaneous kilograms.

New YoRK. August 29.-Ths Suns
Washington special says: Congress.
man Springer left this city this evening
for his home in Springfield. Ohio. He
thinks Tildsn is very strong In New
York, and II no carries that State in the
coming contest will have the best call
for the Democratic Presidential nomina.
ton. In case the Democrats fail to
carry Ohio aud New York lie thinks
David Davis will be the nominee"
The Sun says There exists no doubt
OF the fate Of Talmage when he gets back
into the hands Of his fellow Prssbyters,
for . counting OF heads o shows a
majority that Ia ~implacaply anti.Tal.
mage, and ready to declare him guilty.
and either censurs him or to suspend
him from the ministry OF the Presby.
terrain denomination.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The Treas.
ury Department las purchased 67O.0O0
ounces OF silver bullion for the mint at
Philadelphia. Offers for delivery at the
Western mints were above the market
rates, and all were declined.
BosroN, Aug. 29.-The schooner Ste.
phen Bennett, from this port for Balti.
more, capsized. Captsin Bennett and
crew OF Ave persons and three passsn-
gers are supposed to be lost.
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Al the freight
handlers and truckmen of the Lake
Shore Railroad In this city. numbering
about 900, struck yesterday. The griev.
ance Is ovsrwork and small pay.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Aug. 29.--At the
State Fair yesterday $4,000 whole and
10, 900 half tickets were sold, making the
whole number Of people on the grounds
nearly 10000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
Sitting Bull and other Indian
Troubles.

New Yonx, Aug. ga World special
from Winnipeg. Manitoba, says: The
situation In the Canadian Northwest Ia
grave, and daily becoming more critical
and complicated. The Creess, q power
full tribe. who have repeatedly protested
against Sitting Bulls hunting buffalo on
their ground, and have been paciasd
with assurances that he would o o re-
turn to the United States, are FESTIVE
under the rapid extinction Of the game.
and 1000 warriors are In a threatening
attitude. The American Indians have
slaughtered all the buffalo south Of Bat.
tie river. and the buffalo have fed south.
or 10 the limits OF Ath alaska District.
The destitution OF the Canadian Indians
IL extreme. Many cases OF ~cannibalisn
have been reported. and one or two OF
the Hudson Bay posts have been plum.
dered by the starving savages. Lieut..
Gov. Laird. whose seat Of government 10
at Rattleford. has sent bis family into
Winnipeg. and his position 10 very crit
ical. Three weeks ngo Chief Indian
Commissioner Dewdney ~sndeavored to
arrange matters with Great Bear. who
consented to keep quiet till the Govern
ment had finally decided on the course
to pursue. Sitting Bulls band was re-
moved north OF Wood Mountain, bat
isolated conflicts were going on between
them and the Canadian Crees and San.
tsaux. A dispatch arrived from the pc.
lice at Fort Walsh today, saying that
they anticipated very serious trouble.
Colonel Osborne Smith. In command Of
the Canadian forces, leaves for the scene
OF trouble on Friday. The police force
number 450 men. and the Canadian
Government Is hastily organizing ak
companies OF mounted infantry. No
particulars have been received OF what
has happened. but the message from
Fort Walsh was most nrgent. There
arc three companies OF Infantry troops,
one OF cavalry and o field battery here,
oil volunteers. The Dominion force
were disbanded o year ago. This ac.
count represents Sitting Bulls following
as 5000 men, women and children.
which Is probably too high an estimate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
Conkllur Advised to Go Slow.

NEW YoRx. Aug. pa Times Utica
special criticises the appointment made
by the Republicans Of Roscoe Conklins
a. o delegate 10 the atats Convention.
The correspondent says his object In
going to the convention 10 TO show 10
the country that the recent events In the
home Of Lis Rhode Island connection
do not compel him TO keep alooi from
public affairs. In this relation II will
not be amiss to say that the prevailing
public sentiment in this part Of the
Ststs 10, that until the Senator has
made some satisfactory explanation Of
that connection Il viii hardly do for him
10 assume the role OF absolute dictator,
which hs performed with such credit to
himself and disaster to the party in the
Rochester Convention Of 1877. That be
will have the good asnss 10 take .
modest position which would become
him under the circumstances 10, By Q
majority Of the wsll.iniormsd people
here, regarded - sxtzsmsly doubtful,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
MINING NOTES.
Matters OF Interest All Aisss the
Lode.

New York will commence prosecuting
the 400 level next week.
At the Julia the air.compressor foun.
dation is nearing completion and IL be-
ing dressed down for the sole plates
which will be put on tomorrow. The
pit for the new set Of boilers Ii also we'll
under way.
The Ward building is getting It's ven.
tilator ON. and the whole works are be-
ing painted.
At the Yellow Jacket the foundations
for the new double hosting engine are
making good progress. The work Of
laying the rubbls was commenced July
10th. and today some Of the works are
ready for the cut stone which 10 to I'M.
dsrlie the coping. Tho immense yawn.
ing chasm has been filled and we'll filled.
Four carloads Of big timbers are to-
day being unloaded at the Ward grounds
and being hauled to the Forman shalt.
These timbers are for the braces, filling.
etc., Of the gallows frame. and vary In
length from 10 to 80 feet. and are %
by % generally. while some re24 by 80.
The Con. Imperial has set 9 full.
length trestle bent ' the south side
OF tho railroad track. and IL extending
its dump track. When completed the
rock will land $50 feet down the ravins
between the two tunnels.
The crosscuts which are being run on
the several levels Of the North
Bonanza aud Flowsry mines are
now just entering the ore body. The
cap rock formation OF the eastern part
of the vein has been very hard. and the
progress made in II has been very SLOW.
as all the drilling has been done BY
hand. At last. however, they are begin.
ming to cut the ore. Yesterday the
crosscut on the 800 level OF the North
Bonanza. at q point 800 feet north OF
the shaft. and that 80 feet further north.
both cpt into the ore. Specimens
brought up Lost evening present Q better
appearance than any yet brought from
the mine.
Ophir continues its favorable develop.
ment as the stump 10 carried on below
the 2lC0 level.
B-lcher's big wheel Il In place and 10
being turned down. 1t Is q beauty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29

SrTrLEp.-Ths difficulties 30 long sur
rounding the Succor Mining Company
have, says the San Francisco Pol. at
last been satisfactorily arranged. and IL
IL proposed TO resume work in the mine.
For this purpose . small assessment will
be levied. the entire proceeds OF which
will be devoted to the development OF
the mine. In the hope that something
favorable will place the property ON .
better footing.
FIRST Sxow.-Ths mountains OF the
Como range we're white with snOw yes
tsrday morning. Passengers Who ar
rived by yesterday mornings train state
that Mount Rose and most OF The noun
tsins to the west Of Washoe valley were
blanksted with snow. and that . cold
rain fell at Lake Tahoe nearly all day
last Wednesday.
INSTRUMENTATION will 30 . lit
srsry entertainment and dance at Ma.
tional Guard Hall. Virginia. next Thurs
day evening. at which . prize Is offered
for the most elegant calico dress o
by any lady present. Music BY varney,,s
band; tickets. 81. @. w. Matthews 10
director Of the entertainment. Tickets
have been forwarded to the News.
MATT. GILLxsPrx. over the way. has
all the late papers and periodicals. De
has school books also. and the new
spoilers which have been introduced by
order OF the State Board. TIE children
wl need u OF these nsv spoilers
Monday when school opens. Get some
OF his nsw music. etc.
CnAnLrs THOMPSON has attached the
Vanderbilt Con. for sl44. and Thomas
Fitzgerald has dittoed for . like amount.
The mine adjoins the Hayward Con-,
the Melbourne. Tucker. South Call
lornia, the Almo. Cosmopolitan. the
LovsTy and Prospect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29

JOHN GILLIo has decided to the Occi.
dental Mill and Mining Company. in
consideration Of 81. an undivided in
terest Of 81 feet In that certain mining
ground on the Brunswick lode known as
the Occidental, embracing l.706 feet,
located by Lewis Reynolds March ~,
1863.
A SPECIAL TRAIN took the Haverly
Minstrsls from Virginia City to Reno in
one hour and twenty minutes. the quick.
est time ever made over the Virginia and
Truckes Railroad. So says the Reno
Journal.
TIE San Francisco Stock Report says:
1t IL thought the bonanza mines will pay
no dividends next month. Al both car
ried over q smaller surplus than for
some time.
A LErrEa addressed as follows Is held
for postage in the Gold Hill Postofice !;
John Barry. Ballino. Kellie Island. Co.
hircivssn. County Kerry. Ireland.
The Courthouse has been renovated
from top to bottom and looks better now
than when turned over to the County
Commissioners by Peter Burke.
srrrHES ]. FIELD, Of the Supreme
Bench Of the United States. will hold
Court ut Carson City next Monday.
The Chollar and Potosi have each lev.
led an assessment Of Atty cents per
share.
TEE Crown Point assessment Of 81 is
delinquent October l.
COUNTY CLERK MCDONALD has re-
turned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
The north Cs.. virsisis sais

The hearing Of the matter OF the dis
solution OF tho incorporation Of the
North Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company. says the San Francisco
Chronicle Of the 2sth. was resumed in the
County Court yesterday morning. The
plea set up by the defense Is that Q cor.
poraiion cannot be dissolved while u has
outstanding liabilities. The claim OF
the Shame Mining Company was sub
mittsd In evidence. they alleging that
the North Consolidated Virginia Comps.
ny have failed to fulfll . certain con.
tract, for which . valuable consideration
has been paid. and !or the endorsement
OF which claim . suit has recently been
commsncsd in the Nineteenth District
Court. j. p. Gsrvey Is also an objector.
and claims to be . creditor and stock.
holder OF the North Consolidated yir.
Riuia Mining Company. The case was
continued until Saturday. when 1t will
come up for final argument.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
DISTRICT COURT.
ss.s OF che sssi.sss which wiii
Como Up AIR Csurs Csavssss.

Gases have been placed on the calsn-
dar and set for trial at the next session
Of the District Court as follows:
CRIMINAL CASES.
State VI. All King-assault and bat.
terry.
State vs.. Geo. Mann-malicious mis-
chief.
!. State vs. Albert Mann-malicious mis-.
chief.
State Va. AL. Yeoman-sssault and
battery.
The foregoing cases are pending on
appeal from Justices courts. The GRIM
insl calendar will Be extended after the
session Of the Grand Jury.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
Sierra Nevada Va. Allen Con.-Sept.
/; Jury trial.
Sierra Nevada vs.. North Ophir-sept.
2; jury trial.
Sierra Nevada vs.. Solid silvsr-sspt.
8; jury trial.
Sierra Nevada vs. Gold Lead Gold and
Silver Mining Company-Sspt A; jury
trial.
G. Derby vs. VIM. N. Lsets-sspt. 8;
jury trial.
4, J. wslch VS.. Eli Rics-sspt 8;
jury trial.
Seq. Belcher vs.. Robert Apple ct al
Sept. 8 ; court trial.
Miles Goodman ct 81. W. North Ophir
Sept. 8; jury trial.
American Mining Co. VI. Europa
Sept. 10; jury trial.
Janstts Lynch VI. Sierra Nevada
Sept. IL; jury trial.
Thomas Smith Va. L. 7. Fox-Sept.
~; jury trial.
bartholomew Kinch VI. Shame Min
ing Co.-Sept. Is; jury trial.
Nevada Bank Of San Francisco vs.
Joseph F. Aude-Sept. 10; court trial.
R. T. Brodsk. Administrators, Va. j.
W. Wilson ct al .--Sept. l6; court trial.
John Steel ct al vs.. Gold Lead &. Il
8. NJ. Co.-Sspt. II; jury trial.
George Macfarlane Va. Z. j. Pasmore
Sept. 10; Court trial.
Louis Branson Va. James Cummings
Sept %; jury trial. ..
Joseph F. Auds vs. Enterprise Publish.
ing Co.-Sept. IS; jury trial.
Thaddsus B. Royce vs.. j. G. Hamp-
ton-Sept. 80; jury trial.
In addition to the foregoing cases are
several which have been recently placed
on the calendars which will be taken up
In their order or sot for trial as reached.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
Jim Keene Biack.balled.

New York, Aug. 2s.-Jim Kssns 70.
Gently applied for membership to the
Newport Club and was black.balled. The
Evening Commercial says: It does not
appear that Kssns did anything to
offend anybody. he pays his debts,
which Is more than can be said OF some
members Of the Newport Club. He
makes money, and that puts him ON q
par with men whose sole distinction 10
their money. We don't suppose Ksens
will die OF q broken heart. because the
Newport Club denies him the privilege
Of putting his legs under Its mahogany.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29


The examination OF j. I. Pritchafd
for the murder OF Officer Symons, July
q. IN the Divide. was hsld bsfors Jus
a.. p,.,,,,,h.m ,,a., Tn. ,i.on.,
u0' N' ,%@
appeared vitnout counsel. . nis rights
we're carefully guarded BY the Court,
Who informed him Of bis priyilso.s Al
"A u.-...s..
~'aou '''P W 'u' ps'
The prisoner appeared pale. nervous
and smaciated, and has In his right arm
/. constant, remindsr that I" ths vsv Of
A.. -. 49,.
u s AAe
Pritchard was present and was called on
to testiiy. She still plays the nimble
vench admirably. lint todsv was nsrvous
40 nsryous In fact. that shs oould mot Al
frst sion the Testimony ahs had aiyen.
TIA, testimony \. n~.cnlisr and a direct
cont,sdiction In msnv eassntial psrticu.
lar, NJ ,hst vbich an o.ys AZ he Cor
ons,,s %inous.t and n her own e.smius.
tion. No vondsr aha could rot sian II.
Tbs oplv vonasr IN th.ts aha could Give n.
Ths ci,cumstanoss Of tbs murdsr were
detailed ss thsv hays already appeared
In sr,i In thss. coinmns nv IA. @.
Woora I;,,sIj N n Donovsn
80 g uonn.r
Eo,io.;na r Ni;.,,ss. p,,,ch.,a.. tss.
.;nsn.. Nc la go; - Me- Wood.
1a',h: 7 - d.,.nd.v,. w.s ,;v;no
~ NJ Jniv OF. 49, ~ NJ Cssay's
80. A.. ,m. Om.., 9vmon, VA,
.sss .n, ~, ~ n. $500. symons vss
- : hons. s..s,.i m;nr,:s. 7 hss,d
"a ,h., .ho,.. vs. In /.
ss"n, hsd.oom as =, .ha ,,ms. saw Osscer
800. Iii. 7 ~ss ,h.n .o;ro from Nh
yS.oom ~ an. L;,chsre !, s.s In tbs
vsu, SSH .sa,, ~ ,hs
ki'cneu 'na' ao uv, Nm..,
ppo,e 80. n. A.. 49,. b.
ro,som came .ea. sa0 p,;,oh.
fo,soin alu' oor 80,
aru Ta xnsn as .SoIs - Mn ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
Riotous Chilenos.

RIO JASErpo, Aug. GA dispatch
from Santiago. the capital Of Chill, dated
July 81, suys that ssrions riots occurred
in that city In consequences Of popular
discomfort OF the conduct Of the war.
The people made o bsrrioande. shouting.
death to the traitor Ministry" Two
persons were killed in the conflict with
the troops and several wounded. It IL
reported that the Chilian President has
fed TO Yina del Mar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
The YellaH EoYer.

MsxrnIs, Aug. 2s.-The Howard As.
ISOLATION yesterday assigned twenty
nurses to duty. Edward Heating. Tor
many years the keeper OF Court Square,
died OF the fever las! night. Two more
cases were reported. aud ten additional
deaths occurred. The thermometer yes
terdsy stood at from IS to SO degrees.
Three children OF John Spretige have
been Ill the past two weeks. bat for pri.
yste reasons their names were not
officially announced by the Board Of
Health.
NEW ORLEANS. August 29.-Of six
cases OF yellow fever reported yesterday
from the quarantine station on the bark
Black Prince, from Havana. three died
last night. The others are getting along
-s1l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29

New PArESTs.-Dswsy K Co.'s SelHa-
tDic Press Patent Agency has received
official notice Of the issue Of the follow.
ing patents to Pacific coast inventors for
the week ending August 10: ]. d.
Brunsr. San Francisco. safe spindle; B.
W. Eaton. watsonvills, CAL, spoke
tsnon anger; J. F. Gssnsr. San Fran.
cisco. manufacture OF ethyl.chlorids; A.
Monnier. San Francisco. explosive CON-
pound; H. j. Norton and ]. Edgar. Sac.
ramsnto. feeder for ~threshers; P. H.
Parsons, San Francisco, hub.mortisipg
machine attachment; j. j. vsrokler. San
Lsandro. California. pump operating
mechanism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
Cuban Iusurrection.

HAVANA. Aug. 29.-Two bands Of In.
surgents have made their appearances.
one In the Holquin district and the other
In the district Of Santiago dc Cuba. The
band at the former place Is about 100
strong. The strength Of that ct the lot.
ter place is not known. Neither are
headed by chisfa OF any Importance.
Captain General Blauco has taken ener-
getic measures to put down the insur-
rection. All the available troops are
pursuing the insurgents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t.,,crA. 70 re, soLD FL. DAILY nv.l
yisv, OF the New York Press.

Views OF tho now iork rfoss.
New Yoax. Aug. 2s.-Ths ESening En-.
press ON the shooting says: Undoubt.
edly Kalloch Is no better than he ought
to DO. he is paying the penalty Of
methods which no good citizen should
have adopted. His conduct is indsfsn.
sibls, yet his ranking words and exciting
appeals to popular p~rsjudios and pas
sion, do not justify assassination. and
his assailant acted the double part Of .
coward and would.bs murderer. II cites
the case OF Dixon IN Mississippi. and
endsavors to show the parallels Of the
two occurrences. It concludes that
neither the Democrats nor Republicans
can afford to justify acts OF violence.
and neither party does attempt to justify
them, South, West, nor anywhere.
The Commercial advertiser says: I'm
amino the condition Of Affairs that must
exist in q community which oan be 20
moved over such q quarrel. Two Wi.
oar, indecent wrstches who have ex-
hausted everything vile they could say
Of each other. turn to their parents.
Ono digs the Others father from the
grave In which he bad lain for over thir.
~ wears, and the other assails the purity
Of the mother now over seventy years OF
age, Was there sver such o hideous
spectacle Yet Il Is said that this quar-.
rel IL to decide the political destiny OF
San Francisco. The people OF Califor-
mir must blush for their State.
The Herald says: II any farmer or
planter has done so well this year that
when he has sold his crops be finds him.
self with money to spare, let him buy
land. That is still cheap almost every.
where. and II is always safe TO own real
estate bought cheaply or at q fair price
In q we'll settled and Law respecting con
munity. We should not advise anyone
to buy land either in Mississippi or CAL
ifornia at this time. The people Of those
States do not seem 10 think much OF
laws or OF the rights Of others, and 1t is
well to keep away from there until they
got done shooting.
The Commercial Bulletin says: Unhla
different order OF things In established in
California, one Of the finest States OF
the Union must DO regarded as having
reached its elimination. Until o change
comes San Francisco can only DO re-
garded as q way station on the route
from the Pacific to the Atlantic, aud all
hopes OF building on our western from
tier o great and wealthy empire must DO
postponed. Capital and enterprise look
upon that State with profound distrust,
and 1t cannot be long before the present
state OF things develops into o crisis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
Arrivals shis nerss.g.

A Pray. Sam Adams. J E Mcdonald.
Mrs. r Coleman. FB Lyle, TT Hunston.
Robert Aude. Thos Barton. Mrs Benson.
Thos Smith. q II Stewart. W II Long.
d 8 Crossmsn. J Williams. d Clark. Jas
Kelly. L b Murphy. DIR Briefly. Clinton
Collier. p Y Boyce. Mrs McCloud. Mrs ]
H Whitehead and children. = Davis. Mrs
Hudson, L = Davis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
England Paying Tribute.

England Paying Tribute.
LONDON, August 2s.-Ths Fnancior
says: "One hundred and seventy. eight
thousand pounds In gold Is expected by
a steamer due at Southampton or the
LIST OF September. The bulk Of the
amount, together with sl00. 900 recent,
arrived. will probably 60 to meet the
American demand. A great deal more
bullion will undoubtedly 70 to America.
II is believed that within Q comparative.
ly brief space ca, OO0. 900 will be sen.
there. Notwithstanding recent express
sions Of opinion to the contrary. We ai.
firm that the shipments Of bond. and
iron, or any other commodity. will bs
quite inadequate 10 settle. for 9 time,
the enormous balance which must DO
accommodating on account OF American
food. One hundred thousand pounds
sterling were Withdrawn from the Bank
Of England yesterday, and goes TO
America"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-29
P,psr's opera iies.s.

Manager Pipsr has concluded arrange.
ments with Manager Mcguire OF San
Francisco for tha appearance here next
Tuesday Of Messrs. O'Niel and Morri.
500. Miss Jeffrsy.Lswis and q full dra-
matte company. The company will
play Diplomacy" THE Bankers
Daughter and all the pieces which
have been 80 suscessful at Baldwin's
recently. Our people are ready for .
little OF the legitimate and the foregoing
will suit them.