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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
TEE CALIFORNIA RsrUBLICANs.

The State Republican ticket in Cali.
fornia IL the strongest and most popular
which has been nominated for years,
and IL will DO something very strange IL
Il does not prove to be the winning
tickst at next Falls election in that
State. Every man on it is well known
- q citizen Of true moral worth md
responsibility. carrying good weight
and healthy influence in favor Of
the whole ticket. The result will
shov that the nominations were
al we'll considered and most ju-
aioiously made. There is no reason
Why the Republican party should not
make Q clean sweep this time in Cali
fornia. The Democratic party IL split
mn and d~emoralized. The Honorable
Bilks, the W. P. G. and other ambitious
political and communistic organizations
are composed principally Of disaffectsd
Democrats, while what remains OF the
Democratic party is composed or con-
trollsd BY . set Of old Bourbon fossils
and dilapidsted politicians. The Re
publican party in the Golden
State stands Arm and true to
i.s vsli-sstablished principles. In fact
Il IL the only political party possess
ing the requisite attribute Of really and
honestly fIsd principles. Democracy
includes Kesrnsyism. Communism. dis.
loyalty. dissolution. treason. anything
outsids Of Rspublicanism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
raE n. n. coSvENrIos.

Tho California State Convention OF
Honorable Bilks." 80 called from their
attempts to make people believe they are
The true champions and representative
party Of the new Constitution is in full
proeress in Sacramento. Yesterday they
Effected an organization. slscting the
temporary officers as permanent officers.
Thsn they proceeded to adopt platform
saarmine the new Constitution; demand
ing that the stringent clauses against
the Chinese be put into effect; favorins
q reduction Of frsishts and fares one
third opposing double taxation. and
demanding that municipal and county
ofacsrs b elected by the people. and not
appointed. For Governor. DR.. Glenn OF
Coluss received the nomination, al
though he was not present. and 1t was
stated by some members that he would
not accept Of it. Others said he
would. however. For Lieutenant Gov
srnor, John P. West Of Los Angeles was
nominated. Lawrence Z. Crane oil
Sierra county was nominated for sscrs-
tary Of State. and H. n. Lsrue OF Sscra-
msnto for Controller. For Treasurer.
Cyrus Jones Of Santa Clara was nomi'
nstsd. The convention Endorsed @. W.
Cross OF the workingmsn's ticket for
Attorney General. These nominations
we're not made without considerable
trouble and discussion. 1t seemed the
hardest thing In the world to get any
body worth having to accept . nomina'
don at the hands Of this convention.
They evidently looked upon each other
. q set Of Honorable Bilks in reality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
Rules for Spelling.
Journal Of Education.

All monosyllablss ending In !. with .
single vowel before II, have double II at
the close; mill. sell.
All m~onosyllsbles ending in ]. with .
double vowel before Il, have one ! at the
close; wall. sail.
All words OF more than n syllable
ending In | have one l only at the close,
a. faithful. delightful; except recall. be-
fall. unvell, etc.
All d~srivations from words ending In
have one only. - equality from equal;
except they end In Q or II, a. mill,
miller; full, fuller.
AL participlss In ing from verbs end
ing in . lose the ANAL, a. have, having;
amuse. amusing; except they come from
verbs ending In double .. and then they
retain both, - zee. seeing agree.
agreeing.
All verbs in ly. and nouns in ment re-
tain the Anal Of thsir primihves ; a.
brave. bravery /; refine. refinement |; sx-
cept judgment. acknowledgment.
Ali dsriatives from words ending In
or retain Q before the = a. refer. refer.
ring /; except hindrance from hinder ;
disastrous from disaster monstrous
from monster ; wondrous from wonder;
cumbrous from sumber, etc.
AL compound words. II both end not
in I. retain their primitive parts entire ;
u millstones, c~harRsable, grsosless, ex-
cept always; also dsplorable. although,
almost, admirable, etc.
All monosyllables ending In Q conso-
nant. with Q single vowel before II, dou.
10 that ~consonant In derivatives, -
sd. sinner ; ship, shipping !; big. big.
Eer ; glad. Rladdsr.
Monosyllables ending in Q consonant,
with Q double vowel before II, do not
double the consonant In derivatives. ~
sleep, sleeping ; troop. trooper.
All words Of more than n syllable
ending in . single consonant. preceded
by . single vowel, and accented on the
last syllable, double that ~cousonant In
derivatives, ~ commit, committee ; COM
pei. compelled spps. appalling ; dis
I'll. distillsr.
Nouns Of q syllable ending In y
change y into iss In the plural. and verbs
ending in y. preceded By . e~onsonant,
change y into lee in the third person sin-
gular Of the present tense. and lee In the
past tense and past participle ; 81 fy.
dies; I apply. he applies ; I reply, or
have replied. or be replied. II the y be
preceded by . vowel this rule 10 not sp-
plicabls ; a. key. keys; I play. he plays;
-. hsvs sniovad ~ourn0lyoa.
Compound words whose primitves
end in y change y into l; - beauty.
beautiful lovely. lovslinsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
DESPERATE WALKING MATCH.
Dessrmissd % Keep waIkipE Until
. Ons Or she Other Dr0ps.

The great pedestrian feat by Madame
La Chspells and Miss Fanny Edwards,
Of three thousand quarter miles in a.
many consecutive quarter hours, at
Piatt's Hall. San Francisco. wal success
fully completed about 2 o'clock Wednes-
day morning; but tho plucky women
kept right straight on, determined upon
accomplishing the fourth thousand quar-
ter miles on the same terms. Miss Ed.
wards walked the last quarter OF the
three thousand at her usual gait,
making II In sos. Madame La Chapelle,
Just 10 show that she was not walked
out. stepped Of her last quarter at an
extra good rate, making It In 1:54.
When the referee announced that the
match would be continued until one or
the other OF the contestants gave out,
everybody applauded vocifsrously, and
the sporting men commenced betting on
their favoritss. Miss Edwards seems to
be in about a. good condition as when
she started in. and looks as though she
might continue walking the balance Of
the year. The Madame Il pretty tough
and wiry yet, and might possibly rear
her ont. The Stock Exchange Of Wsdnes.
day. speaking OF them, says:
Madame Lachapelle was q dead weight
in her trainers arms this morning a.
she staggered around the track at 8
O'Clock. Miss Edwards was awake
much earlier, and looked comparatively
fresh. though her cheek had not taken
that bloom nor her attire that elegance
which distinguishes 1t at q later and
more fashionable hour. The pedestri.
snns, % shs passed the scorers stand.
held fragmsntary conversations with Mr..
Roberts, In whose pocket nestled 500
Of the gold coin Of Madam Lachapslle.
deposited a. guarantee OF her
good faith in challenging Miss Edwards
to walk without assistance. "Ill show
her." said tho pedestrienne. "that I
don't want TO DO dragged around the
track. I'll walk her until their won't
DO anything left Of her." This promise
was somewhat hasty, al there 10 little
left even now Of the madame that Ii dis.
soluble. This afternoon Miss Edwards
will deposit 500. and the terms Of the
contract to decide the question OF On.
duranes will DO arranged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
The Panama Canal and the Non
roe Doctrine.

WASHINGTON, June &c. y In the Ben
ate yesterday. Burnside introduced .
joint resolution. substantially a. fol-
lows
wurREAs. The people Of the Union
for fifty years have adhered TO the Mon
roe doctrins-that the nations OF the
American continent and independent
condition which they have assumed
and maintained are hsnoeforth not to
DO considered % subjects for future 90
cupstion by any European power; there
fore, be IL
Resolved. By the Senate and House.
that the people Of these States would
not view, without serious inquietude,
any attempt by powers OF Europe to %.
tablish under their protection and domi.
nation Q ship canal across the Isthmus
Of Darisn. and such action could not DO
regarded in any other Light than a. .
manifestation OF an unfriendly dispose
ton toward the United States.
Referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[.rrc,AL TO TEE cold anL DAILY xxwl
Tho Hurdorcr's Confession.

AnV A9A 80AOA y VVmAOo8Ag8s
BosroS. June 27.-Cox. the murderer
OF Mrs. Hull. says in his confession that
when he wss In the room Of Mrs. Hull,
and that lady awoks and recognized her
peril, she begged him to take anything
OF hers he wanted, but not to kill her.
He then placed his lsDhsnd over her
mouth. she struggling all the time to 70.
lease herself. Finally abe became quiet.
Holding her firmly he took sheet in
his right hand. and with his teeth tore
1t into strips. He placed one end OF the
sheet over her mouth and then proceeded
to bind her % her body VA Afterwards
found. His object In tying her 70 the
bed WAS because he feared abe might
manage to roll Oh on the door, and
thereby make Q noise which would
arouse some inmate Of the house. He
says he had no idea he was exercising
violence sufficient 70 cause death. or
that even serious results would follow.
At this juncturs be did not have the
least idea that the woman was going to
die. After tying her feet. he says he
lighted q piece Of candle. and returned
to tho kitchen, where he got possession
Of the watch, and subsequently, obtained
tho rest OF the jswslry In . bureau
drawer and In Q bed.ohamber. and find.
ing Mrs. Hull breathing hard, he be-
came frightened, and taking Q bottle
Of cologne. he poured the con-
tents ever her face. She contn-
ued to breathe hard, and he
dashed . pitcher Of water that stood
uear by over her body. Aftsr pouring
the water over her hastily he fed BY the
front door, which he left open. he
a v he did not outrage Mrs. Hull, and
further that such . thought never entered
his mind. On leaving the house he re-
turned to his lodgings In West Thirty.
sixth street. and got home and into bed
without disturbing any Of the inmates.
He came to Boston on the Thursday fol-
lowing the murder, reaching here on
Friday morning. He returned to New
York to get his things ct his boarding
place on the following Monday. and on
bis way to his old lodgings he passed
New York detectives again. They did
not suspect him. and he came back to
this city safe again on Friday last. Belle
A. johnson (colored). 10 whom Coz gave
q portion OF the jswslry he stole from
Mrs. Hull, has been arrested. and the
missing jewslry recovered. The girl was
asleep when arrested. and the topaz neck
lace was found around her neck. George
Taylor, boxer ct Owen Geoshan's, has
been arrested in connection with the
Hull murder. He In the oolored man to
whom Belle A. johnson gave one OF the
rings which Cox presented her. he and
the girl were at the Coronsr's ofios TO-
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
Nearly Burned Out.
Reno Gazette, .Jsns Is.

The Hrss that have ragged in the Sierra
since Saturday have nearly all died out.
though the smoke still rises In spots
where patches Of timber and under.
brush continue to afford food for the
flames. The track Of the Are can b
marked along the mountains BY . strip
OF territory utterly bare Of anything y
the rocks, scorohsd TO Q reddish brown
BY the action OF the heat. Even from
the valley the ground swept ovsr by the
FIRE can 30 plainly distinguished. For
the sxtsnt OF ground burned over the
damage 10 comparatively tiAine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
STATE SPELLING MATCH
DAT KEYEs' STATE SHILLING NAToa
i viii come Oh q
C0OPkR's HALL, VIRGINIA CITY,
Next Friday Might, Ja.s "a.

His prize for the Champion orthosraphist Of
the STATE 10 Q Gold Medal. By Yrsdrek, the
n:di I. q .d 5ss; ss'a. Of g. he &. S Ss'S. ss 40. T ,ns
70 worthy the comPstiuon Of each and al. IN
addition to'this, Reyss ofisrs . oliver Brick,
nsv style and beautiful, by Friedrich. TO The
best Spellfr Of esch Public 6ehool contsnding
q the match. This 10 20 b the grandest
speilins Match sysr Owen In the STAT. e he
fsrest and the most beautiful eysr offered IN
this Stat. end nothing viii b len updone 70
mats the nstch interesting and entertaining.
Lst ill CONS.
4 DANCE will b given aftsr The Match Il
ovsr. md 70 Rey nusic, ban r:ss snd otnsr o..
and % cents 70 isdiss and children WI b
charged. Ths bsst Of nueic . eneags1 for =
oosssea. Deon ossa It 1,s .e'sIssk ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
AG00D PLAN

Anybody can learn TO make money rapidly
operating In stocks, BY the "rwo Uneuing
Kules for Buccsss," 10 Messrs. Lawrence &
oo.is new circular. The combination method,
which this arm has made 20 successful. ena.
bles people with large or small means 20 reap
sll the benefits Of largest capital and beet skill.
Thousands Of orders. In various sums. are
pooled into one vast amount. and 90 operated az
dmtghfv Ehok. thus securing 70 each share.
holder all the Advantages Of the largest Opera.
tor. Immense profits arc divided monthly.
AIRY amount from s. to te!000. or moro, can DO
used successfully. N. Y. Bapast Hxhy. Sep.
sember scth. lsfs. says, "By the combination
system SIS would make SIS. ors per cent. $50
pays $50. or per cont; 500 makes 81. 600. OF
10 per cent. On the stock during the month. &C.
cofding to the market" Frank Lsa<s Hue
trotsd MH0spdper. June 2sth /; The comeina.
tion method Of operating stocks 10 the most
succeesful evsr adopted" Har York hd<pen-
dent, September l2th: The o. mbinstion sys-
tenn 10 founded upon correct business princi.
pies, and no person need be without an Income
while u 10 Kept WORKING by Mes,r. Lawrence
; %. brooklyn journal. April 10th: .0ur
editor made . net pront OF BIOL % from t2o In
one OF Msssu. lawrence . Co.'S combine
lions" New circular (mailsd freel esplains
everything. stocks and bonds wanted. Gov.
eminent bonds supplied. Lawrence / Co.,.
Banksrs, 81 Exchange Place, New fork. <s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27

Jim Kesns has been indiscriminately
purchasing at the Kentucky yearling
Gales, investing nearly $40. 900 in young
steers Of tested pedigrses. and 10 TO build
. stable on the English plan In Jerome
Park, TO accommodate additions 10 his
racing stud. The present outlook gives
promise Of an active revival In the turf
business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27

PART Of the literary exercises Of the
Fourth Of July celebration in Paradise,
Nevada, will be telling lios. A man
offers q prize Of $50 to the person
(ladies not barred). who can tell the big
ssst lie. There will be plenty OF COM
petition, for there Is said to be plenty Of
right tunsful Tyres in Paradise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27

By private dispatch from George @.
Cannon to John Taylor at Salt Lake, IL
il learned that the United States Mar
shal OF Nebraska has been ordered 10 re-
turn the polygamous Reynolds TO Utah.
This trifinR with Q church convict dis.
gusts the Gsntiles, who think the Gov
eminent 10 e~ndeavoring to spoil all the
good that has already been accomplished
by the conviction, and encourage the
Mormons in the belief that they are still
above the law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
Iugenie Likely to Die.

LONDON. June Misrepresentation 70.
speoting the condition Of the Empress
Eugene become still moro grave. Late
reports from Chisslhurst give cause for
we'll grounded fear that Her Majesty
will not recover. She has been unable
to obtain any sleep, save that induced
by opiates. since the news OF the Princes
death, and she 10 daily losing strength
because Of slesplessnsss and grief. Her
mind wandsrs. and she talks ~irrationally
at times, failing to recognize those
around her, and, unless some favorable
change takes place. her death IL almost
inevitable,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27


ST.. PrrKRsBuRo, June 25.-The whole
province Of Caucasus is in terror. Old
men remember no such visitation. The
possible consequences Of the locust in.
vssion were ct first too lightly regarded.
When on April 8 q cloud OF these insects
were observed in Ellsabetopol no one
dreamed OF the danger that was near.
The locusts were multiplied day after
day. have invaded town and suburb. and
have pihlsssly destroyed vineyards and
fruit gardens. The streets and the
courts have been filled with them. rem
dsring all locomoion impossible. Peo.
pie were literally stopped ON the way by
clouds Of insects. On April q the shop.
keepers put mp their shutters to consider
what vas to be done. But . supersti-
tious terror prevents the people from
killing the insects, and the police have
had to issue IN order requiring each in.
habitant to destroy two pounds OF To-
Gusts. Even the w~ater-courses were
ohoksd by the insects, which 10 o new
calamity for the population, which thus
fnds itself deprived Of drinkahls water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27

The concession for building the Quay.
mas Railroad BY the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fs Company awaits approval.
There are certain notifications in the
concession heretofore made, and the
Mexican Congress IL opposed to railways
on the frontier States; hence an early
building OF . railroad to FL Paso or else
whore ID unlikely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
Tho Khedivo Fired Out.

LONDON. June 26.-A Cairo oorrs-
spondsnt says the foreign Consuls have
visited the Khsdivs and informed him
that his disposition In favor Of Hahn
Pasha has been decided upon by the
Porte. The Consuls urged his abdioa-
ton. promising . written guarantee to
Tewfx Pasha. The Khedivs demanded,
- the conditions Of his s~bdicatiou, that
his family Be provided for, and that his
abdication be made into the hand OF the
Sultan. The Consuls replied that the
latter condition was inadmissabls. and
they consequently withdrew their offer.
CoSsrANTrsoPLr, June 26.-The Sui.
tan has signed Q frman dsposing the
Khsdive Of Egypt In favor Of his son,
Prince Mohammed TswHk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27

AxAx In Reno. who sometimes gets .
little tipsy. is the owner Of beautiful
black. and.tan terrier. The dog 10 very
sensible and very much attached to his
master. and cannot DO coaxed away from
him. But Just a. Don as the man gets ON
his beer the dog gives him the shake, and
refuses 70 associate with him or recognize
him until he gets sober.-Rsao Galstts.
Perfectly natural. II that mar has q
vile NO doubt she also has to keep out
OF his way on such occasions. Must be
. hard old nut when he Is on his beer.
that even his dog avoids him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27

TIE Sacramento Bee has come out in
. handsome new dress Of type. and looks
Just - well a. II has any possible right
10. geographically or any other way. in
fully coming up to the standard Of the
Gold Hill News. Our congratulations
are magnanimously extended. The Bee
10 . arst-ciass, nswsy. wids-awake daily.
and deserves all tine success 1t has
achieved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27

Sus.TarAsunrn SHxRNAS has shipped
%l7. 00o. 900 In gold coin from San Fran
cisco TO the East a. third. class mail mat
ter during the past eight months. Lately
the shipments have BEEN made under .
Government frank, and without cost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
Disgraceful Scene at . Paris Circus

DIsKruCcIuI pCcuo ~ IurN CIrCubs
LONDON. June ga dispatch from
Paris gives Al account Of some curious
proceedings last night at Fsrnands's
circus. A largo asssmblage Of rather
disordsrly persons had congregatsd
around the entrance to the circus. and
a. the Impsrialists who had gathered
there began to come out they were met
with loud cries OF "Hurrah for the
Zulus, "Down with the Imperialists."
The Impsrialist partisans. irritated by
these ordinations, made Q quick ON.
slaught on the bravlsrs, and . lively
street fght ensusd. which the police had
some difficulty In qusilipg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27

The monument on the battlefield Of
Custosza, In memory Of the slain In the
battle between the Italians and the
Austrians on the Gath Of June. 1865, was
dedicated on Wednesday last,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27

OWNERS or D0os

IL The TOWN or GOLD HILL. TAKE
4 NOTION. inst pursuant 70 ordinance No.
g. he annual tar q q on each and every dog
tspe W ne tow OF Gold Hill 70 due and pay.
ds1igusd, - shali proceed forthwith to
strictly enforce u sah ORDINANCES.
y. v. FOLSOM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
R. D
FOURTH OF JULY
CARSON CITY

TINE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD An.
NIvERSARY Of our National Indepen.
dence will be celebrated In Carson City on Q
scale Of grandeur never before known In the
State Of Nevada.
The Committee OF Arrangements have 20
cured rreadway's Park, where the usual Lit
ersry and Musical exercises will be he'd.
There will be . Grand Military Review and
Inspection Of the N. b. n. In the nsld sdIoin.
ing the grounds.
The Park will be thrown open and free 70 all
visitors, who can bring thelr luncheon and
spend tho day sftsr tho n Of . picnic II
they 20 desire.
Targets viii b erected for those Wishing to
indulge IN ride practice.
A gynnssium has been constructed for those
who wish TO participate In this kind Of sport.
The Washington Guard Brass Band and Var
ney's Qusdrills Dand will furnish music ct the
Park. and throughout tho day there will be
dancing In the Pavilion. which will be ffes to
visitors.
In the afternoon an attractive running and
trotting programme will be offered at the Car.
son Race Track. under the Management OF the
proprietors. Messra. George q Dake.
A Grand Ball will be given In the evening st
the Pavilion. under the Management Of Prof.
j. W. vsrnsy.
Programmes giving order and route Of pro-
o~esrion, order OF exercises. etc., will be dis
tributsd on ,hs day OF the celebration.
% C0MhtTTKe VI ARRANGEMENTS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-27
SOLD ~ DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

var soHAAm sTKvnsoN . co., whols.
s=s:' Sssss':s;' s Ss'::s'' '''''' 'A' IND; =
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NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

DEMAINrNa IN THE PosToFYIoB AT
IL Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada, June
n, 1879. II mot called for within one month
they win BE- sent 70 the Dead Letter once st
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Tho Locusts In Russia.

l~srsolAI TO rx. soLD HUE DAILY xuv,.]
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FOURTH OF JULY

HEADQUARTERS GRAND MAMMAL,
VIRGINIA. Nevada, June ~, 1871
no TIN CITIZENS OF VIRGINIA AND
l vICIkITY: Having BEEN selscted Grand
Marshai for the Celebration Of the coming
FOURTH OF JULY, ! hereby issue this, my