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, 1879-03-27

THE family of Mr.. Oscar A. Carr.
that removed from Lopez Island to
Iowa last year, have just returned
and will go to Lopez again today.
Mr.. Carr is in California, but expects
to return home shortly. Mrs. c. re
ports times very hard in Iowa, and
and greatly prefers Washington Ter
tory.
, 1879-03-27

A COLLEGE professor once said that "lr
who expects to rate high in his class,
not 'expectorate' on the floor" Much of
the hawking and splitting was, no doubt.
caused by catarrh which the professor
knew could be readily cured by the Use of
II few bottles Of DR.. Sage's Catarh Rem
edy
, 1879-03-27

DIED.-ln Olympia, w. T., on the
22d inst, OF consumption, Mr.. Frank
Rabbeson. Deceased was a about
10 years old, and was printer. He
was respected by large circle of
friends.
, 1879-03-27

DIR. Clark's discourses have been
quite interesting and largely attend
ed. On Tuesday evening he lee
tured upon the subject: "Ihe i'm.
mortality of the soul scientifically
proved" BY vote Of the audIenc"
it was decided TO invite him to lee
ture again upon the same subject
An appointment has been made for
him in Good Templars' Hall OH
Thursday evening at 7;30, aud alsu
on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
, 1879-03-27

The ball for the benefit of our
public schools, which took place last
week was not as Hattering a success
as might have been expected. About
SRI only was realized, although the,
attending expense was mere trlfle.
, 1879-03-27

DIR. n, d, HILL has just re
celved fine assortment of genuine
ivory combs, Freach plate hand mir
rors, and the very best of brushes
These articles are expensive, bu are
genuine and of course durable.
, 1879-03-27

MO ICE 70 Steamboat mon or Conn
nnanders Of Government Vessels.
OF VESSELS. REQUIR-
vi ing the services OF II pilot to Alaska,
or amy OF the inland waters of ths Coast,
can be accommodated by applying to the
whose experience rs pilot oil
u. :. Government and other vessels, ex-
tends over period OF twelve years. Apply
by telegraph or mail. }. W. KEEN.
Skagit City, Washington Terry. [2:3m
, 1879-03-27

SPARKS FROM THE FLINTS. On
The 2jth inst, at Port Discovery, the
wife of Mr.. w. G. Flint gave birth
to twin boys.
, 1879-03-27
Shipping Intelligence.
Port TONVnSend.
ENTERED

9th, schr Mary Parker, Victoria
Gosh, PoIitkofsky, ="
2lst, schr Gen. Harney, "
?2d, schr Letitia, +"
CLEARED.
10Th, ship Gold Hunter, CalIao
PoIitkoisky, Victoria
, 1879-03-27
Valuable Land for Sale

THE undersigned has about 40 acres
OF improved land, situated near Dunge-
neSa, w. T., which will be sold reasonable.
Apply at the ARGUS office, or to
GEORGE COOPER,
4S:3m Dungeness. w. 4.
, 1879-03-27

Judge and cx-ollirio elk fsaid court
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
Cheyenne Martyrs.

Eopr Ronyvaov Nah Jan 90 -Tha
N'o' '"
Cheyenne Indian campaign mas cioseu,
for q time at least. On Monday Colonel
Evans. with Companis, n and ID Of the
T,,-,c..-,~ -
.ul'u oA,'y' ,o '' ~
snug posihon IN 'ne ciin'' Iour miles
north OF the stage road, and partially
succeeded in cutting of their progress.
Th.v .s.c,.a THAR p.u.l sscans and
u... O..
moved towards i'ea oiouu agency oaP.
tain Vessels, whose scouts conveyed
this news TO him, started Immediately
on their trail with his four companies Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
Bismarck, the ryrant.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 22.-Ths mass meet
ing Of various ~nationalities. under the
auspices Of the Central organization, TO.
night. at Chickering Hall, was numeri.
cally and otherwise q success. John
Swinton was chosen chairman, and
spoke at considerable length. He said
the anti. Socialist laws recently adopted
by Germany had made the namo Of Bis
marck q roproach throughout the world.
To join in protest against them was not
necessary to DO a Socialist or hold other
opinions than expressed In the Ameri.
can Declaration OF Independence. 81
a%rraign." said he. Bismarck before
this tribunal OF tho people OF America
and before the world, as an enemy Of the
human race. Where will these ~ipsaiia-
bic tyrants stop 2 DO you see the pro.
position from Berlin for the formation
Of an international League Of Kings, TO
perpetrate Wholesale murder OF Social.
lists? Do you know there are men In
power among us here who would like to
ses this government Of Thomas Jsffer-
son join tho hellish league 2 Have JON
heard the hysna's howl from Plymouth
Church. or the shameless menace Of
voices Of clergymen who all the pulpits
Of many other churches 2 II Is not for
US to say what policy Democratic
brethren In Germany will pursue,
but We know they will stand true.
and II is for US 10 send them q
spark Of sympathy. We ofhor them
u pledges Of sympathetic saluta.
tons. sent not only by this assembled
multitude, but by millions Of the Amsri-
can people"
Other gentlemen addressed the meet
ing. which adopted resolutions In 40.
cordAnce with the speeches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
A Renorter I'm Trauble.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2l.-There was quite
o commotion in newspaper aud legal
circles to-day. caused by the imprison-
ment OF n. Rsnshaw. q reporter Of the
GLOBE. Democrat. for contempt OF court.
A few days ago he wrote an article, pub.
lishsd In the Globe Democrat, giving some
information touching on the investiga.
ton by the Grand Jury Of tho causes
which led to tho burning Of Powell's
carpet house some weeks ago. He was
summoned before the Grand Jury, aud
refusing to reveal the name Of his in
formant, he was reported 10 Judge
LauRhlin and by him committed, to 70.
main until he gave the desired informa.
ton. A writ OF habeas corpus will be
applied for tomorrow by the proprietors
OF the paper. and tho question whether
newspaper reporters a DO compelled
by the Grand Jury to violate n pledge Of
secrecy will DO contested to Its fullest
limit,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
In Memoriam.

James Forbes. whose death from
pneumonia day before yesterday was re.
corded in the NEws, was aged forty-four
years and eight months. He was born
in Little Harbor. Pictou county. Nova
Scotia. where his parents still reside,
and was one Of eight brothers. four OF
whom are still living. lie also leaves
two sisters residing in Nova Scotia. Mr..
Forbes came to Gold Hill sixteen years
ago. and has remained hero permanently
ever since. during all Of these long years
proving himself to be q man Of moral
worth and sterling character In all the
walks Of life. As a sober. honest, in-
dustrious man and good citizen, be was
esteemed and respected by all who knew
him, and he was one Of those whose
sudden taking away makes itself felt in
any community.
A mechanic OF the first order. holding
positions Of trust and responsibility at
the various mining works where he has
been employed. he was never idle. and
at the time OF his death no was head
carpenter Of the new Yellow Jacket shaft
and works-the finest and most power
full on the Comstock. II vas here. while
in the discharge Of his duty. that he con.
tractsd the severe cold which eliminated
fatally in pneumonia. His illness was
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
New Senators.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Jan. 22.-The Joint
Convention Of the Senate and Assembly
at Madison to-day elected Matt. II. Car.
penter United States Senator to succeed
J. o. Howe.
HARTFORD. Conn.,, Jan 22.-The de-
claration Of the election OF Orville ii.
Platte as United States Senator was
made to-day in joint session OF the Leg.
islature.
ALBANY. N. Y, Jan. 22.-In joint ses.
sion OF the Senate and Assembly to-day
Roscoe Conkling was declared elected
United States senator.
H%AaRiscuRo. Penn. Jan. 22.--The
election OF ]. Donald Cameron TO the
United States Senate was proclaimed to-
day In joint convention OF both Houses
OF tho Legislature.
SrRISaYiELD. Ills, Jan. 22.-In joint
session to-day the General Assembly
declared John A. Logan elected United
States Senator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
MAlIM's SENTENCE.
He % Ressirsa " Serve the state
for Three Year, Appeai-Sio''
600 Bssd Required 60 sssy Exc
eusiou Of 8eateuees

Edward Malim was sentenced this
morning. Following is the sentence
imposed upon him by Judge Rising:
First District Court. The State Of
Nevada W. Edward Malim. Edward
Malim You were indicted by the Grand
jury for embezzlement. placed upon
your trial and convicted by the jury OF
The vfsnse charged.
You have failed to show any legal rea-
son why judgment should not DO pro-
nouncsd upon the verdict.
1t is q cause Of much regret that n
u man o.. your ability AMI culture
and Que who might have been useful aud
respected. should be placed IN this isno-
minous situation. You have no u 10
blame but yourself. You were enjoying
with Messfs. Drexler X Co. a position
Of honor aud trust, but wilfuily u
upon mature reflection abused and vio-
lated the trust and confidence reposed in
YOU. by wrongiully appropristing to
your own use q large amount OF money
and property belonging to your en-
P'oye's' A.. Hu.A
o must na', o.su .s.sen.
the commission OF u e Pe''eeuy
aware and conscious OF tue uissIaee ana
punishment wnicn ~ou, ai s;
aud your admissions the verdict OF the
Jury Is correct. The punishment which
l snaii inn'e' VIII my "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
Too Much Gold.

OMAHA, Jan. 22.-Thers 10 an oppres-
siye glut Of gold in this city. and the
bankers complain that they cannot get
rid Of Il, the people prsferrins currency.
and bringing the gold beck o. soon o.
they can when forced TO take II. The
correspondent in Chicago OF the Omaha
National Bank has refused to pay e.
prsssage on balances. and u threatens to
be an expensive article. One reason OF
the ~oversupply Is that gold comes In
rapidly from the West, mainly from San
Francisco. The Union Pacific paid Oh
It's employees from Omaha TO Ogden In
gold. which usually takes $3.50. 900. and
they also disbursed among their help In
this city over 500. 900 In gold. The
Omaha National Bank being the deposit
tory Of the Union Pacific receives daily
from $4,000 to $50, 900 In gold from
the West. II Is q fact that the Omaha
banks, OF which there are four, are nov
paying their exchange az between them.
selves in gold-a thing never dreamed
OF before,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
Revolution In Venezuela.

HAVANA. Jan. 23.-Advices from Ven.
szuela are to the effect that the majority
Of tho people have risen In favor Of
Guzman Blauco. Dlanco was momen.
tarily expected to arrive at st. Thomas
from Europe. A letter from Puerto
Cabsllo, January ID, says the town was
In the possession OF the revolutionists
and tho fort In possession Of the Gov.
eminent. The war steamer Bolivia was
aiding tho fort, Smelling the town and
destroying much property and many
lives. The American schooner Marcia
Reynolds. with n valuable cargo from
New York. vas obliged to stop at the
fort.
The latest advices by telegram via
Trinidad say that Gen. Ccdno was beaten
81 Maracai by Government troops and
himself taken prisoner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
Reported Dying.

"Red" Frank Wheeler is reported to
be dying in San Francisco. Among the
passengers who went below last evening
was General L. l.. Davis. who was called
by a telegram TO the bedside OF his old
friend. Wherever the report Of
whseler's illness has spread expressions
Of regret have been general, for every
body here knows him aud all would
mourn his death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
piper. op.r. Iloa.s.

The attendance ut tho second appear
ance OF the reorganizsd Rentz Female
Minstrels at Piper's Opera House. last
evening. was not very full. The enter.
tainment did not differ materially from
that Of the opening night. Tonight.
however. there is To DO a change OF pro-
gramme aud there will be presented for
the first time the new. original. grand
classical burlesqus extravaganza ell.
titled Paris. or the Apple OF Discord."
This play will be i%nterspersed with
sparkling music. delightful dancing. su.
perb marches, magnificent costumes and
appropriate appointments.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
water.

The rain storm Of to-day has accom-.
plished at leas, one good. II has flushed
the sewers OF both Gold Hill and Vir-
ginia. Water has been plenty all day.
and small mountain torrents have been
tumbling down the ravines anal through
cross streets. aud 1t has kept the an'
thorities busy to prevent damage TO the
streets. ~ It i, there will 10 some
quite deep holes quilted out here aud
there. which will require immediate at
tsntiOn when the storm Is over, unless u
deep fall Of snow follows ami ILLS them
M Temporarily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
Assembly.

Convened ct IL A. NJ, Speaker Cas-
ton In the chair.
Prayer by Chaplain Mclean.
o OF COMMITTEES.
Smith OF Storey. from the Committee
on Railroads, reported Assembly Bill
No. 10. with few alterations. and recon-.
msnded its passage.
Poulks, from the Committee on Ways
and Means. asked leave to have o bill
referred TO the Judiciary Committs.
Allen. from the Judiciary Committee.
reported In favor OF Senate Bill No. %
and Assembly Bill No. Is.
Underwood, from the Committee on
State Institution. reported In favor OF
Assembly Bill No. 100, with q few
alterations.
Foulkes reported favorably on Assem-
bly, Bill No. 10 and recommended its
passage.
Plummer from the Committee on
claims recommended the payment oil
certain claims against the State.
Harlow from the Engrossment Com.
mitteo reported that certain bills were
submitted that they could not sngross.
Allen Of Lincoln reported that the
Judiciary Committee can have the use OF
Mr.. Davies rooms for. SEQ per month.
RESOLUTIONS.
by Harlow-That Assembly Bill No.
II be referred back to the Judiciary
Committee. Adopted.
A message was received from the Sen.
ate c%oncurring with the Assembly In the
passage Of bills ~, %, "a, 80.
Some blunder on the part Of the Sec.
Rotary Of the Senate VA detected In one
Of those bills. and on motion Of May.
hugh the bill was referred back 10 the
Senate for correction.
MOTIONS.
by Foulkes-That the Committee on
Rooms be discharged. Adopted.
Foulkes moved that Senate bills Nos.
- and 80 be taken up. Ruled out OF
order. The bills we're, under O subse-
qusnt motion. offered by Underwood,
taken up out Of order.
BILLS.
by Powell-Regulating primary cleo.
tons. Ordered printed and referred to
Committee ON Elections.
by Notwithstanding or appropri-
ating 81 700 TO James Holland, for hav-
ing prosecuted certain parties for muir.
der. and that the anne be paid out Of
the State Treasury. Referred 10 Com.
mittee on Claims.
by Lawson-For the government and
administration OF tho State Orphans
Home aud prescribing the manner Of
election Of lis ofloers. Referred 70 Com.
mittee on State Institutions.
BY Crawford-Providing for the pay.
msnt Of license tax by the drummer fra
ternity. tIt demands $500 license from
oil suoh people offering any goods or
merchandise for sals.1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.


Senate.
CAnsox, New, Jan. %. 1879.
Convened at II A. u. ,Lieutsnant
Governor Adams In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. T. n. Weir.
Journal read and approved.
MOTIONS AND REVOLUTIONS.
by Meder-Joint msmorial and rsso-
luton: That as the United States Courts
are held in Carson, and that as there 10
no suitable place. now that the Senate
Chamber Ia no longer granted for such
use, be 1t resolved, that our Repressnta-
lives In Congress be instructed to pro.
curt an appropriation to erect suitable
buildings Tor the Federal officers Of the
State here located.
Mcconnell moved that Carson include
all she wants In the resolution. He was
opposed to instructing our Representa-.
tives to have the building in Carson. ~
II may DO advisable to build at some
other point In the State.
The resolution passed a. originally
introduced by q vote OF 10 70 3.
by Gallaeher-That the Controller be
authorized to draw q warrant In favor OF
John Day for sl22 80. for copying Sur.
veyor Generals report. Referred TO
Committee on Claims.
PETITIONS.
Stone introduced Q petition out OF or.
der demonstrating against the appeal OF
the Drummer Law, from the citizens Of
Carlin.
Mcconnell introduced a similar petition
from four responsible citizens OF Winnie
mucca.
|. INTRODUCTION or BrLrs.
Ry Cassidy "A bill accompanying z.
D. Eldridgs for copying the State Prison
Report OF 1884, amounting 10 $3l5.
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
ny Cassidy-A "Swill Milk" bill
punishing dealers In milk for ~disposing
Of impure milk-skim.milk or swill.
milk. Referred TO the Committee on
Public Morals.
BY Stswsrt-A bill appropriating $500
to erect q monument TO the memory Of
Captain Storey. Referred to.ths Com
mittee Of Ways and Means.
by Stswart-A bill for the relief OF
Jerry Schooling-making good his loss
for $40 worth Of counterfeit gresnbacks.
Rsferred TO Committee OF the Whole.
by Cresswell-A bill 10 create . State
Board OF Equalization. Referred TO
Committee on the Whole.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
l~.rrcr.L TO TEE GOLD MI. DAILY srv'l
A Batch Of Interesting Items from
the Bay,

tho Bay.
SAN Francisco. Jan. 23.-John b. +.
McClssry. the billiard sharp, assaulted
James n. Shane. night clerk Of the
Palace Hotel, as the latter was standing
In tho doorway Of q saloon on Suffer
street, below Kearney. Tuesday, and
struck him q heavy blow in the face
with q brass knuckle or q seal ring on his
hand. splitting Shane's hose. lie then
struck him twice in the face with q caps
before the bysiauders could interfere.
McCleery walked away and Shane was
taken to his room. The cause Of the
brutal attack was ShAns's action with
regard to McClsery'sdog when tho latter
visited the Palace some months ago.
McCieery took o pet Dalmatian with
him. and while walking along one OF the
corridors was met by Shane. who told
him that no dogs were allowed In the
place. McClsery refused to allow his
dog to 90, and was therefore summarily
elected, together with the canine objec-
ton, by order OF Shane.
Tho semi.annual statement OF the
Bank Of California has been published.
Tho amount OF cash on hand here and
NJ the Nevada branches 10 $l,755. 900,
and the amount due dspositorS, Sl.lSl,-
600. Reserve to cover doubtful &C.
counts. 1885,. 200.
A large hay barn, on Stones milk
ranch, near Goth street. burned yester.
day. Loss. 81, 900; fully insured.
John Demetrio has brought suit
against George Nicholas for s25. 900
damages for alleged false imprison.
ment.
Phillip Callahan, o native Of Ireland,
aged 80 years, was found dead In his
bed at the Columbia House, Tuesday
morning. The body was taken to the
morgue.
Tuesday morning about @ O'Clock, Mrs.
Phillip II. Coon, residing at No. ~
Clara street, left her home on business.
and on returning thereto after two hours
absence. she found her two.months-old
babe lying dead In bed. where she had
left It asleep.
Louise Baker. q woman living on
Montgomery avenue, was arrested by
Secretary Hunter. OF the Society for Pro-
tecting Children. Tuesday. She has a
little boy who Is often left without food
for Q day or more while the mother IN
on q spree. She was found guilty In
the Police Court Yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23

SroaNY.-This has been one Of the
stormy days. II commenced raining in
the morning and has continued ut inter
vals all day. The air was mild early,
but has been increasing In GOODNESS all
day. There IL every prospect Of a wild
night and OF snow.
THk mining superintendent OF the
Comstock minss likely to use the sutro
more Immediately. have not been mott
Ned Of any new phase Of affairs looking
TO a compromise OF difficulties existing
between the mines and the tunnel o q
pany.
j. G. MlRriS and Victor Jones have
decided TO the Consolidated Gold and
Silver Mining Company. in considera-
ton OF 81. 1900 feet Of the Stewart
ledge. known a. the New Superior Gold
and Silver Mining Company.
UspkR the management OF p. b. Nc.
Court. the new proprietor. the Capitol
saloon. In Virginia City. has become n
OF the most popular places on the Com
stock. II Is q good place to visit II you
want q drink or q smoke.
The report Of the Commissioners in
the case OF the overman vs.. Corcoran ct
al. and the decree OF the Court confirm
ing the same have been fled Tor record
In the ofice OF the County Recorder.
VIZ. ]. FIsukR has attached the South
Coms,ock Gold and Silver Mining CON-
pany's claim. 1000 linear feet. Devils
Gate District. with the appurtenances
and for the SUI Of 1853 50.
EvKHrrHISo To SuIT.-Banner Broth
ers, Of Virginia. have everything to suit
their customers. To-day Il rained and
oat came oileloth hats-just the things
10 suit the weather.
Com HILL will be well represented at
the glove contest in National Guard
Hall tonight. Quito Q number OF the
boys have expressed their intention of
being present.
p. HuMrkKr has been appointed As.
sistant Superintendent Of the Bullion
Mining Company. aud assumed the dis.
charge OF his duties ~ such last Mon
day.
Tur wife Of Captain f. z. Lord.
United States Collector OF Internal
Revenue. died yesterday aftsrn' W at
O'Clock. and was buried at j p. TO-
day.
@. L. HAwLkY has located the Fred
onia claim. Flowery District. and run
ming in o southwesterly direction LOW
feet on this vein or ledge"
AN assessment OF thirty cents per
share has been levied on the Argsnta,
and one OF hfteen cents upon the Hus-
sey Consolidated.
Tram L,rr.-Ths lightning express
WAS two hours lat. to-day. Cause
cars OF the track At Bronco, on the Cen.
tnl Pacific.
THE North Consolidated Virginia
Company yesterday received another
carload Of machinery.
TEE Trench mill. Silver City, is
crushing abou. eighty tons OF BONANZA
ore per day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23

RuBY srLvEI. ben. Fitch. Of Elko.
has left at the Delta Saloon. Virginia, q
piece Of ruby silver ore from the Grand
Prize mine. which weighs three or four
pounds. Such specimens have hereto.
fore been very hard to get. and are Of
great value for cabinets.
ADoLrn SurRo was among tho arrivals
to-day. "what will he do with iti"
will soon be settled now 30 far rs the
tunnel 10 concerned.
Harry MianEIs intends TO start o
daily morning paper in Virginia as soon
as tho present session Of the Legislature
closes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
rr.isn, from New York.

A Pacific Coast ma who was In New
York recently. desired to bring a box Of
books with him on his return. lie re.
ceived from u shipping agent the follow
ing figures a. to tho cost Of freight, the
amount decreasing as the distance In
creases: by rail, $500 miles. $685.; BY
the Isthmus Of Darien. C,0OO miles.
$3.50: by Cape Horn, 10000 miles. $50.
lie thinks that at that rate he could have
obtained u premium by sending the box
by the way OF Good Hope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
Robbed in Chicago

CHICAGO. Jan. 23.-J. Z. Gill Of San
Francisco and formerly Of SANTA Bar
bara. where he was connected with the
press, wal the victim OF q skilliul and
cloverly.srecuted robbery here Tuesday.
In turning q corner he slipped on the
icy pavement and received u heavy fall.
A wsll.drsssed young man aided him to
his feet and relieved him OF q wallet con-
tanning s325 In money. and before Mr..
Gill had recovered from his fall the
thief escaped. lie has met with several
misiortunss lately. and is said to DO very
we'll known on the Pacific coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-23
arant,s Pleasure Trim.

New YoRK. Jan. ga Herald Paris
special says; Grant left here this ven
Ing on his tour to the East. The party
accompanying him consists Of Mrs.
Grant. Colonel Fred. Grant, ex.Sscre.
tary Of the Navy Boris. DR.. Heating and
q Herald correspondent, who will mako
the whole trip. Badeau goes as far a.
Msrsillss. Generals Noyos and Fair.
child. Secretaries Hill and ~Itgnsau aud
. large number Of Americans, went 70
the station to zee the party Of.