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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22
IxcOarOaIrrD.-Ths Cedar Hill Con.

IxcoRPoRArrn.-Ths Cedar Hill Con-
solidatsd Gold and Silver Mining Com.
psny has Aled articles Of incorporation:
A. A. THESE, President; q. w. Harris,
Edward B. LaSalle, T. r. Horton. N.
LARGO. Directors. Capital, $1,000, 900;
shares. 100. 900; Of the par value Of s25
each.
SHAKING Tnrs.-Ths shaking days
are upon rs onoemors. Candidates are
shaking hands with everybody and
everybody Except bummsrs) IL shaking
candidates. Delegates In Virginia find
Il . hard matter, however.
AxorHrR new Butchers shop on the
Divids-only Ave now within a stones
throw.
4. 4 ]. RICE, clothien, &C South @
street. Virginia, have q new sign.
tn. water In the Savage IL nearly up
10 the 1900 level to-day.
ELLEN conDrrr has nlsd declaration
Of homestead.
IN. Republican primaries in Virginia
Saturday.
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ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

It 10 the duty Of every psrsou Who has usd
BoscHxs's 9EznAx srlur 70 lot lie wonderful
qualities Be known TO their friends In curing
Consumption. severe Coughs, Group. Asthms.
Pneumonia. and In fact al Throat and LunR
DtseAsss. No person can use Il without imme-
dists relief. Three doses will relieve any oase.
and We consider u the duty Of all druRgists 10
q least 70 III ope bottle, - 1000 dozen botiiss
were sold last scar. and not ons case where 10
failed vas reported. Such Q medicine - the
0xRnAH bYRuP cannot be too widely known.
Ash your druggist about 10. tample bottlss 70
Try sold at 10 cents regular size, Is cent?. For
sals By John Jones, Jr. be0w Wed
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wsiesass Arrival.

The household OF Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Hy. Doane OF Gold Hill raj made happy
at ~ O'Clock last Saturday night BY the
the birth Of son. The little stranger
made his advent Just ~ tho family clock
was upon the stroke OF IL. This morn.
ing the News ofios was visited BY Mr..
Dosns. who manifested his ~satisfsction
by leaving sundry bottles OF refresh.
msnts. In which the good health and
prosperity Of the boy and his parents
we're appropriately toasted BY the at
tachss Of the Office. That the younsster
may live to be at least a. big . man -
his daddy is the wish Of al friends Of
the family.
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The Electric Light.
Sa. Fsa.si.eo Call, April 10.

Sda Fraaeiseo CAT, april 10.
The Western Electric Light Company
has procured . site upon which II will
erect extensive works. The company
has entered into Q contract for lighting
Kearney street. from Clay TO Market,
with four electric lights to the block,
each light to DO OF 1000. candle power.
Several stores and saloons on the same
street have also desired to be supplied
with the light. Arrangements are pro-
crossing for the lighting Of the Mechan-
les Pavilion during the next Fair there.
The Company 10 experimenting with q
patent regulator. with which the light
can be increased or diminished at will.
1t IL already asserted 70 b . success.
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ARRIVALS. al. n.r.i.x.

Mrs. " Kingley. Mrs Muller. TTurnsr.
Mrs Bender. J skse. J p Benway. Jonas
sssisy. III Hanehell. Charles Roe. W A
Hasbrook. Mrs @ 2 Hubbsll, Miss Dora
Lollo. W N Lests. Mrs. " Z Doans. q W
Mapes. d d Hunter. wife and child. Mrs.
L Meyer and children. W N Nyman, Mrs
II y sheldon. Mrs verrill. J Castlin. u
Banner. J Randall. VIM Murray. 8 u
Maynard. VIM Roberts. Joseph Ham. +
p Knapp, 0rif Williams. s II Green. II
4 Csssy. n d Ferguson. 8 franlsl. Mrs
y Nsali.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22

From the British feet In Eastern
waters /: A young midshipmau went out
TO Join his ship. commanded BY . gal.
liant officer, otherwise rather Of . donkey.
He was met on deck BY the Captain.
who said: "wsll. younstsr. 30 you've
csms to join us. I suppose It's the old
story--ths fool Of the family. ehf Hawi
hawr' To which the MILDLY replied In .
squsaky voice: "Oh, mol sir; It's all
changed since your dsyl" Exit Captain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22

A YOUNG lady Was sitting with . gal.
liant Captain In q charmingly decorated
recess. On her knee was q diminutive
niece. placed there pour les c~onpenanoes.
In the adjoining room. with the door
open, were the rest Of the company.
Says the little niece. In q jealous and
very audible voice, "Auntie, kiss me,
too" I leave you 70 imagine what had
Just happened. "You should say twice,
Ethel, dear; two 10 not grammar" was
the immediate ~rejoindsr. Clever girl.
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school Picaic.

The school trustees Of this city and
Virginia met together last Saturday Of.
tsrnoon and resolved TO have a grand
joint picnic OF tho two towns. The pic
MO excursion will take place May "a.
The picnic grounds have not yet been
selected. The choosing OF the grounds
and the making Of the many other neces-
sary arrangements have been left to q
committee consisting OF one member OF
the Gold Hill Board OF Trustees. one
member Of the Virginia Board and II. b.
James.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22

Noah Webster undoubtedly knew =
ching or two and DO had IL in his old
slsmsntary spelling book scores Of years
400 In this wise : "Coal and wood will
make . ars." Now there's no excuse
for not having . fire. for Thomas Gala
shsr. near the railroad depot, will fur
1ish you Ill the coal and wood you want
OF any dssirsd quality going and at low
est rates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22

Mrs Cohen. Miss Louisele. W II Dali
man. W q Land. Thomas Cordiell. Misc V
Cordisli. Mrs. George W Kitzmeyer. @ n
Gibson. Mrs. CA Helm. @ coburn. W q
Richards. IA Brumsey, George Eller. J
d smith. J Smith. George Anderson. CA
Noltemeier. J " Morgan. Miss n Brown.
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Treasurer Of the Town Of Gold HI

Treasurer Of the Town OF Gold Hill.
GoLD HILL. April Il. l879.-To the
Honorable Board OF Trustees OF the
Town OF Gold Hill-Genntlsmsn: The
undersigned. Town Attorney Of Gold
Hill, respectfully reports that the reports
heretofore made and submitted to the
Honorable Board since the month Of
May, 1873, contain . full and detailed
statement Of all town revenues and
moneys collected BY or coming from any
source into the hands OF said Town At.
torney; that said reports are on file In
the office Of the Clerk Of said Board;
that since the last report Of the Town
Attorney and during the quarter ending
April 10. 1879. nc town revenues or
moneys have been collected By me or
have come into my possession from any
source. Very respectfully submitted,
Il. Fra Srxxoxs,
Attorney Of the Town Of Gold Hill.
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O. q. GALLUP.

o. n. aAiLs,. spposts ~ Bank ssoAifos.
mia, Cola Hi, hseps eoasaatty % hn1 ai
fsyortts brands u faportsd C.Qu. ehokas htf
ctears, al knds Of chewing tobseee. nssr
seh.an plpss. sehsol sooks - sts1.Sy o
al dsscnpaceA , ssaisy, - ~ = 80
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A CARD.

10 Ill who srs suffering fron the m end
indlscrsions Of youth, nervous weakness. early
decay, loss OF manhood, ETC.. I will send Q
receipt that will cur you, yRnl o. cuAnon,
This great remedy was discovered b. Q mission.
ary in south America. Send . self-addressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. MkAN,
station d. New fork City.
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RLgCTRIC L

A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable curs.
Circular mailed free. Address J.. X. hkKvES,
q Chatham street., New York. % sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22

Ho.ss ssow.-At the Carson track.
Nay 3, there will DO an exhibition Of
soms Of the greatest favorites OF the
surf. among others Rarus. the king OF
shs turf; Swsstssr. the great PAGER; AIDE
Ia. he ladies' favorits: Colonel Lew.
y. The California fAvorits; DOLBY and
Oalnar.
Tn North Con. cable has come.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22

Da. F. n. Conn will taks himself
hence tonight for California, where hs
expects to remain about n week. He
will return about May l.
sUrao cannot yet get any Of the
mines to raise debris at his figures.
VIRGINIA has sent $500 TO the Eu.
rskA sufferers.
TO-DAY Julia Judge was divorced from
Frank Judge.
JoHSNr SkAR 10 onos more on the
Comstock.
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VISITING pAY.
DECIDED InPsovExExrs IN
sIERRA NEVADA AND OPHIR.

The rses os the Ophir Iseiise-Ths
Lssx Drifs North The hsspss
s~sush-aiesra Nevsda's Incline
The 0essrai Oatleok There.
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srecK sErssr.
sAn TpAssases Bsasa.
LAST

LAST EVENING.
so Raymond a Ely. AZ
10 Eureka Con-. hk, At
200 Leopard. I IS
So. Northern Belle. 81
loo. Husssy. .20c.
$50 Argenta, IN, I 70
100 Independence. .. 2 IS
ESQ Day. 500
300iHighbridgs. SOC. s5c
400 Hillside. 2 b
200 Paradise, I 40
500 Albion. SOC
800 Fourth Of July. t0c. 45c
20 Bodis. st.9
ii3s Beshtsl. I 10. I O5, I
$50 MsClinton. 90c. PC
$50 TiogA. I 50. II
400 Summit AZ
80 Bulwsr. a
100 Red Cloud. 75c
225 Bslvidsrs. ~. I 40
$50 BlsckhAwk. q 80. ~
$50 South Bodie. t0c. i5c. zoe
$50 Booker. soc. 55c
800 south standard. lie. zoe
100 Richer. COO
$50 Mono. 8. 05
100 South Bulver. CSC. roc
Gas MONDAY. AZ, AZ. 2 1919
800 North MONDAY
$40 Jupiter. SOC
100 Leeds. COO
SIS Con. Pacific. AZ. 2 10. 2 Is. 2 o5
100 University. t5c
200 Dudley. $50
100 Tiptop, 10c
100 Tiptop. Toe
Ito Silver King. 8. ~
GO Golden Terra. 81
100 Grand Prize. 3 40
100 Champion. $50
TINS MORNING.
$50 Ophir. 26s. &c. 26s
ESQ Mexican. 81, 3jS ssh
100 Gould &!Curry. 81
lao Beat q Bsleher. i5t
20 California. Gu
10 Savage. 10
2i0 Con. Virginia. ~
30 ChollAr.'5k
GO Potosi. 10
ass Hale 4 Norcross. III, ii
SIS Grown Point. 4 rs, 4 20
$40 Ysllsw Jacket. Isl. i5t b3o
ITO Imperial. I 20
10 Alpha. i9S
c5 Bslchsr. 81
10 Confidence. ,i3h .'l3S
as Sierra Nevada. n, 4Gs. ss, t6a
725 Utah. IAN. IAN. IA. l+S
$50 Bullion.
225 Exchequer. II
GO Ovcrman, ~
14O I,.ffas a M al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22

TIE new sutro ~Ind<psndat claims Tor
the town Of sutro . population Of 1900.
There are st present 600 men 1t work In
the tunnel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22

WE'LL Dosr.-Lsst Sunday. on the
occasion Of the funeral OF Patrick
Thornton. about 40 Ophir miners fol-
lowed the remains 10 the grave on foot,
giving 10 the widow and orphans OF the
deceased the amount Of money that
carriages would have cost.
GsuY WuLIA>n, Of Eureka, 10 and
ing more friends than svsr on The Com
stock to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22

The Board Of County Commissioners
met last evening pursuant to adjourn.
msnt, Chairman Hazeltins presiding.
Observation-Disclosures Nys. Fraser.
Gallagher and Csnavan. The minutes
OF the last two meetings were read and
approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
A communication was received from
the County Assessor requiring . table
and some chairs and Office stationery for
making the assessment Of Storey county
for the ensuing year. The Assessor
asked for four deputies. the same a. was
allowed his predecessor In making the
assessment last year. when the County
Assessor commenced his work In April.
To require the work TO be done In less
time this year by fewer men would be to
do him and his deputies an injustice.
Received and fled.
A communication was received from
the County Commissioners OF Eureka
county inclosing . check for S402 90. In
full for bills forwarded. Filed.
A communication was also read from
the County Treasurer. notifying the
Board that there were S3,0S5 o. 10 the
Court House Bond Redemption Fund.
Filed.
The County Recorder presented . re-
quisition for supplies. Filed.
A duplicate OF the lost policy OF 5000
on Court House furniture was presented
and referred to the Court House Com
mi ttee.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Bellum came before the Board.
His former wife. now Mrs. Christie.
from whom be had been divorced, and
who had been given the care OF their
child, has been declared insane. The
child was In the Shsrifrs custody pend.
ing an application for guardianship. He
wanted sumo action taken 30 that the
Sheriff would not DO compelled TO keep
the child In Jail. On motion II was or.
dersd that tho Sheriff procure a home
for the child pending the above appli-
cation.
ASSESSMENT.
The Assessor was instructed and di.
rsctsd TO commence assessing the prop.
erty OF the citizens Of Storey county on
the first Monday Of May, and he was
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The 0essrai Oatieok There.
Yesterday was Visiting day on the
Comstock and was more generally OBJ
served than any previous Waiting day OF
the season. Lines OF visitors were con-
tinually seeking ophir and Sierra Ne
vada. The BONANZA minss we've also
looked alter. The Divide series were
objective points to many. and Crown
Point and Belcher received their share
OF attention. Those who took q look at
ophir also visited Mexican and Union
Consolidated. especially the long north
DRIFT ON the 1000 level.
orHfH INCLINE.
The ophir incline was found to b 10
feet. on the slope. below the $500 level.
The face was penetrating . soft forma-
ton consisting Of clay. porphyry and
quartz. the latter showing itself in large
stringsrs dipping to the west and in
smaller veins weaving themselves gen.
orally throughout the formation. There
is u slight dow Of water into the bottom.
but il is easily handled. The quartz all
carries more or less metal. but the ore 10
low grade. The material In. however.
Of q very promising character. What II
NAV lead To remains 10 be- ss.u. In
ia general characteristics 1t reminded
.tronply OF the approaches to the big
bonanza on the very uppermost levels,
the veins OF quartz being OF the same
kindly nature and having a similar dip.
~,o
coming up 10 the sVvo ie'si tno 70
porter next took In the north drift
through Ophir and Mexican into Union
Consolidated. This drif, 4, ~sxceediucly
ho, 4, ci..a. anil 4. Ilia fat limo
From the incline station an east run.
bearing toward the south. Is taken n
rom teenee TINS norm INIT u ss an 70
,rs. asn..sI J;,so,;or ,,om that Mimi r.
es.u ~ - na.,h S,."ro
s,an""a" =; ,ns,., .;uii., a. ,ho.s IN
Nm. bottom of the incline are found in
many places along this drift. all dipping
10 The west till the crosscut wsst il
encountered from which the upraiss has
been started to meet the wiuze on the
Union and Mexican line coming down
- - teoa I..
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ALP. DorKS.
Gold HiIl, Feb. u. 1879.

Referring 10 the above. the News Publishing
Company de~ire 10 inform the public that thy
viii continue the publication VI ths Com llnI
DAnr Nnvs and the business Of the job Ories
In oonnsction herewith. Tbs pstronase OF the
public 10 respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT.
Businsss Manager.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22

large q q mans ist could Be- iouni with.
out it, presence. can deny
i IMPORTANCE or TIE FIND.
Let IL BE- granted that II Is only an.
other feeder striking toward the ore
body already found above. yet the assays
from 1, are conclusive evidences that the
metal OF the body continues 10 and b.
low the present level. The body il like
" to be developed slowly on account Of
the water in the incline. The pumps
were acting badly last night and are
likely to continue to give trouble.
When the New York pumps get here
this will all be remsdied.
TIE SoxrH DRIFT.
The repair. and regarding Of the north
drift are being pushed south andths drift
10 soon TO cut into the ore body en-
countered at the station and In the
crosscuts. 2200 level. Instead Of bend.
ing 10 the east and to the present sta
ton. Il will b pushed straight 10 the
plane OF the incline where . chamber,
ohutes. etc. will be cut out for the re-
moval Of the machinery from the 100
down. This drift Is to be continued on
south and 10 connect with the o north
from the $500 station Of the Ophir In
clina-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22
EVENING SCHOOL.

J. Z. bray will open IN Evening class In
Bookkeeping and othsr branches ct his school
room. Tuesday evening, April ., 1879. Sim
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TIE SoxrH pRrYr.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

special nsssisE Last Evening" =
Of
the Properly In shs C~ussy-
Dspaty Asssasors-rhs CaPFies
Dasnp-Misesilanesa MATTERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22
BSssnsa Ore.

Following Is an official statement ofths
ore extraction and milling operations at
the California mine for the past week ~
compared with the week previous
Previous week. Past week.
Extracted tons. ...... .l,i22 l,s57
Delivered TO mills. .....i,A22 1857
The total shipments for the fiscal
month to date are S22G. 966 30. The
San Francisco Pod says that California
has q surplus Of about $685., 900 on hand
at this writing. and will, undoubtedly.
commence the disbursement OF 20 cent
dividends next month.
Following il an official statement Of
the ore extraction and milling opera
tons at the Consolidated Virginia mine
for the past week ~ compared with the
the previous week:
Previous weak. Past week.
Extracted tons. .........l,1I3 l,2S6
Delivered 70 mills ......i,5i2 l.ol2
Remaining In ore houses 2s9 ~
Total bullion shipments to date.
sl2l, 367 60. The coin and bullion sur.
plus on hand aggregates about $C22. 600.
Several more shipments will 30 made
before the month closes. The prospects,
says the Pod, are that regular monthly
dividends OF 80 cents per shars will be
paid for Q few months.
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THE EVENING NEWS
PUBLIC NOTICE.

have disposed Of my right, title and Interest
property connected with the bubiishment of
the Com Ill., DAILY NEws 10 the News Pub
lshing Company. rhank.ps the public for the
liberal patronage and favor hervtofors bestowed.
i bespeak for the Company . continuance Of The
same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22

m csa mais money fassss as vurh sos ~ than
% snythisa slss. Capital nes rsquirsdJ W
VII stafS yoa. Sl1 pr day u hone nsds b
- ina.sttous. No. sonsn. boys "a stts
sSlsns TIUi 8 90. lsSassa .nsis1
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LAFAYETTE MARKET,
10. 81 North Street, Virginia City.
WARREN 1 HIcHol,

nKALRss IN BEEv, poRK.-
IL MUTTON. Corned Nais.
SAUSAGE. nons and kastsrn Hams
Q Bscou. earsfaly rsodsrsd -A
TAllov. kts. em
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FULTON FOUNDRY.

FOUSDRIIs AND IRON WORKS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-22


In this connection q word Is to former
Developments In this locality may not be
amiss. II will be remembered that the
winze encountered ore passing down.
This ore had a dip to the east and
passed out Of the Wine. Toward the
bottom more ore was found, which con-
tinu-d to the 2l00. The last ind must
have been different from the first, since
the latter had gone some % feet to the
east. In forming an idea OF the situa-
ton and Of the ribs Of ore, these facts
become important.
n PHI OUTLOOK.
The general outlook along this portion
Of the Comstock Is certainly most prom.
ising. and Developments al al points
will be watched with interest. The gen.
rrsl plan adopted for opening u mp in
cludes the running OF n drift from the
$500 station Of the incline north into
the Mexican and Union Con. and thence
ON to connect with workings south from
the Sierra Nevada on the 1900 level.
The whole section presents such indics-
tons ne to verify the prediction recsntly
made by q prominent mining man that
''all the north end from Ophir to Utah
10 good"
siKRRA SKvApA's INCLINE.
A visit to the incline Of the Sierra
Nevada last evening resulted In . look
ut tho new formation. Or whatever Il
may prove to be. coming In ct the face
Of the incline. 1900 feet or more. on the
slope. below the $500 level. The general
trend Of the formation. a. nearly ~ could
be determined from what was seen. 10
northwest Of southeast. II stands much
more nearly perpsudicularly than the
water quartz encountered above, Is not
so limy in appearance and bears much
more metal. At the lower left hand cor
ner the streaks Of quartz seemed 10 have
given way either to . large vein or 10 an
ore body. probably the former. This Is
RICH IN FRKK GOLD AMI suLPHuRrn.
Assays thereirom run from SIS to
$3.50. Opinions differ a. to this forma-
ton. Some experts. whose opinions BY
reason Of = varied and close experience
ON tbs Comstock and elsewhere. reach
ing through many years. pronounce u
the most important development svsr
made in Sierra Nevada. Others place
less signiscanes upon IL. But no one
Who saw the face OF the incline ysstsr-
day, scanned ~ 10 wss With generous
quartz ill not . piece Of PorpeyV ~
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Senator si.sns,Icr E'ouna spenss.

CHICAGO, New. |. - Senator X,chari:ch
Chandler, CT Michigan, wss tyuld dead 10 his
bed at the Grand Pacific ilctcl this morsitg
llo had been speaking ia Wisconsin, and lat
night addressed go immense audience az SlcCcr-
mick Hall, ir this city, and spoke with his usus!
cHrncstts'. Ai;c, the meeting, when lie ard
Sonato: Logan ard Her. jesse SrauGre SER
sitting 10 hia rocin gagged ia onaYcrsaticu,
Souatur Chandler complained o. indigestion
As he had oomplaLci ct he scwc iiis!ecfsirc
tee lag while en- route 10 tho city with thcsr
gentlemen, M1. Sranl;ing Suggested thn, liz
icmala over Id tic city uoili Saturday Digi.;,
but h. al;i tnslEsl affairs required his at:rs-
!loD 2! home, AID tho oid,5 VS. given IL Asy.
him cIiti in the m:rhicg ct ! o'clock. H.,
friends then hatc hi:i good night and !cit. Tia.
IS tI.u las; time tEa Scaa;or Tas seen alive. Tbs.
mH!n:as whcG tL" oiii:a by called him ihcF.
YES NJ Erspotsr; IS ln3E repetition aiicfc, W.
vailed, The clerk c!f.o;Gl ~ cniiaacc tiircurL
tue ransom, and found ihGt the Senator WAS
dead. Tho cody vas cot quite COLI, aud the
physician who WIS !r,s2:t duti led that Gea.h
occurred abou. 'hrcc hours previous 10 tee
discover. The i,oc looked fTaLqui showiss
that death WIS raiulrSs. Tho coroner will
h1li al itqncst. JOHN Is. Drake lcl1craphcd
President ilagrs The sad iotclgerc, abou, :
q clock.
From . partial examination DR.. McVicko..
who was Immediately called. is Of the opinion
that death WAS tho result Of sudden congestion ci
iho lungs, brought about by cold, which wss
contraStcu at JsnesvilO. Tho inOuest will b.,
hold during tho afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-01

MIR. H.chaIi'h Chandler, who vas found
dead in his bed at q hotel in Chicago, this
morning, was born 10 New Hampshire in 1913,
but removed to Michigan and engaged in MGR
cantIIo pursuits. lilo vas Mayor of Dotroit 10
1851. and was cltc!cd to the u. S. Senate as a
republic ~ to succeed Lewis Cass. and vas
thrice Ic elected, tho last time 10 succeed Mr..
ChrisLiancy, who resigned. His best fricpds
can point to GO single mcisNc ho cvtr crigi.
mated that r1doundcd 10 tho interest of his
c>untry or that was 50 INTENDED. and no will be
chiefly remembered for hij implscabo hatred
OF the South. and Tor his assertion, the morn
ing alter the presidential election of &c, and
OF course before tho result of that eItcion could
possibly have been knowu, that Hayes has
ono lundrcd and eighty five vo!cs and is
cit G ct "