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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-09
NAY De AND PERHAPS NOT.
Posaihly lhe c., C.k b, H.lR. R. Has beer
ssld Ind Probably sIt Has Net.
(, Sl6nY THtv eJcnrna, $50 N

Posaihly he c., C.k b. q n. r. Has been
ss1d and Probably It Has Net.
Sioux City journal.
We stated yesterday that G. g. Wicker,
president Of the Sioux City and Dakota
railroad, hsd received 4 letter from Wa.
ston 81. Brown 4 iEo. of New York, who
some time since were reported as having
bought the CJvington, Columbus and
Black Hills road for the ST. Paul and
Sioux City..cumpany, stating that they
had concluded not to take hold of the
Columbus road" There 10 no doubt about
the %genuineness of this information, for this
reporter saw the letter. ". H. Brown is
the New YORK treasurer Of the 81. Paul and
Sioux City company, and when he said we
1t was presumed to have reference to the
corporation he represented.
But yesterday We received some addition.
al light in the matter Of the transfer, which
leads " to believe that while it is pos.
sibls that HI. Brown and his associates
have concluded NOT 10 take hold Of the en-.
terprise, that still tie read has fallen into
the hands Of parties who will extend it to !
Union Pacific connection. ISIS
Yet il u true there 10 Q serious hitch in
the arrangement, and that the road has not
yet passed into the hands Of its purchasers,
and the reason 10 this:
In the early history Of the enterprise one
W.J J. Williams came here from New York
and took N interest in the road, putting in
from $4,000 to $4,000 of his own money,
and induced Others to invest also, among
them II. II. Honore. of Chicago, Who put
il $4,000, making q total of some $40, 600,
to secure which Williams took . chattei
mortgage on the rolling stock, though he
we'll understood thatsit Wa covered BY the
prior Of Hubbell lien.A When the case for
possession Of the road went to trial in the
United States court In was necessary 70
make Williams q party In the case so that
any claim he might have could be disposed
Of. The Csc Wa tried. the vali-
dity Of the first lien fully estab.
lished, and the road ordered
sold BY the court, tor Entisfy it.
By Tho decreethe Williams clIim, and oil
others, were wiped out of existence. 1t ap.
pears to have been upon this UNDERSTANDING
that NJ BrpWn bought the claim-that Il
only remained for him to bid in the road al
the sale SD enter upon possession. But
right here Wn1hmsgesi In the work which
plays'ths miSchief With the transfer. A,
. Of the defeated parties In the United
States court he appeals tho case to tho su-
-premo courtsuf fie- timed States, and q
that honorah3e hodysiss Ases~yeass bsaipt
with ito ,buslf ,sths ptnetbNsSs N heeSbs
out from poeleSsfuns IF the road AfSae.- In
le6eehss( AtmG unless they can induce vii
listaS ID wlthdrswsh nib appeal. It js claim.
ed tsatS Do $3.50 ,hsyaAno1 q aScsse
and that he knows It, bat hopes to be pait
something by the parties who already haYl
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-09
yANkroN
DAKOTA.
Tuesday Evening, Sept 8. 1879.

Nj. ]. G. Gault, former assistant manager
OF the Milwaukee and 81. Paul railway, has
been rendered and has accepted the position
Of manager Of the Wabash road with its n.
cent consolidations and sxsensions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t,r.cr.L TO ru. GOLD nrLl ID.rlr ..~s,
Yelton, the ~Scapegoat.

NKw York, Jan. 23.-Inquiriss and
suggestions made by the friends oil Til
den here tend TO show CLEARLY that an
attempt is likely to be made to prove
Tildsn's innocence Of the cipher tale
grams, which the Potter Committee Ia
investigating. Pslton Is to be assumed
to have kept the whole matter absolutely
secret from his uncle. The attempted
frauds. which are practically confessed,
are to be charged either directly or BY
implication upon the actors who OF.
changed the ciphers. It Is proposed 70
relieve Tilden from suspicion OF guilty
knowledge arising from the presumption
that the frauds could only have been
~perpetrated In his personal interest by
creating the impression that the copart-
ners in said fraud acted under the In.
SEPARATION Of persons who expected Cabi-
net and foreign missions and other profit
able results OF Tildsn's inauguration.
Pslton will be made the principal scape-
goat. The most serious difficulty with
this theory Is confessed to rest In the
fact that Tilden did not promptly de-
nounce the frauds and did not exile Pei
ton from his home till long after the
exposures had satisfied the public at
large OF their genuine character. Pslton
went first TO Canada and then returned
here and went to tho Gilsey House.
Recently he took rooms ct the Everett
House, the Democratic headquarters
during the Presidential campaign, and
in convenient proximity to Gramsrcy
Park.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
democrats squabbling.

CmcAoo, Jan. IA Tribune Wash.
ington special. referring to the debate
in the House Wednesday, says: The
Southern members. however. promise to
return to the contest and 10 show that Il
is not to DO permitted that anybody that
was in tho Union army, even II he now
calls himself q Democrat. shall criticise
Southern institutions or Southern pur-
poses. Indeed. Ellis, OF Louisiana, did
90 far enough to speak OF Southern
loyalty in his melodramatic and flowsry
speech NJ the highest loyalty known 10
God or man; and he did not forget TO
taunt Col. Bragg with ths fact that the
South in going to war did SO relying
upon the promises Of the Northern
Democracy for aid. In accordance with
Its teachings.
A Journal Washington special says:
The Southern Democrats had q caucus
last night to consider what policy to
pursue In reference to the attacks upon
Southern claims made by Northern
Democrats. The opinion was expressed
that these must be stopped or the South
ern members would make open war upon
their Northern allies. Much feeling was
expressed ut the caucus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
Killed By Giant Powder.

Durcu FLAT. Cal, Jan. ga fatal
accident occurred In the Succor Flat
mine. near Iowa Hill, q few days since,
through the ignorance Of . contractor.
who was running the tunnel, OF the
qualities Of giant powder. lilo had
placed q box containing forty pounds OF
powder In q crevice Of the rock in tho
side OF the tunnel. The powder was
frozen, and to thaw II out he placed q
heated rock In tho box. Shortly after.
wards the German. Stanbury Smith, was
passing the point. when the cartridges
exploded and literally tore him to pieces.
The deceased man had previously made
. request that u he should die In Cal
ifornia his body should be sent home to
Michigan. but from the shocking multi.
alion OF the romans this could not be
lnna.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24

To QUIET IT'LL. bartholomew kineh
has brought suit against the shame Min
ing Company for possession and to quiet
the title to East Union Claim No. :.
The amount Of ground in controversy Is
81 acres.
Tux North Consolidated Virginia Is
beginning to get machinery again. Yes
tsrday another carload came, and more
are expected right along. Workmen
were this morning setting sole plates OF
the brakes.
TnK Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers
again failed to get q quorum togsthsr
for their regular meeting last evening.
Other attractions were nothing. but the
storm. you know
JOHN I. RAYMOND will appear at Pr
psr's Opera House in risks" febru-
AIRY 10. supported by the California
Thsatsr Combination Company.
M,LIx has until 10 A. N. next Tues
dsy to stay execution OF sentence by
citing up an acceptable $4,000 bond.
DEEoAS has license 10 wed
Tallorau.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
JANUARY 80, 1875.
The Exact date whea h Water
Was struck In she savage.

There has been considerable inquiry
OF late a. to the precise date at which
the water was struck on the 200 level
and in the north drift OF tho Savage.
which has inc~ held such quiet possess
sion on the lower levels Of that mine.
and also OF the Hale X Norcross. To-
day a representative Of the Ssws looked
the matter up. Colonel Fair. superin-
tsndent Of both the flooded mines at the
time Of the influx Of water. wrote under
date OF February G. 1876. in his official
Letter, that Of the date Of his former let
ter. water was struck. etc.. which hal
proved beyond the power OF the pumps
OF both mines to control. and 1t had
raised above the 1900 level. where II was
held By the pumps. but that II resisted
ali ~enleavors to lower 1t below that
point. The date Of Colonel Fairs pre-
vious letter was January ~. 1876. This
il therefore the day on which the water
was encountered. and j. will be three
years nsIt Thursday. II Is now pro-
posed to celebrate the anniversary by
freeing the mines Of its presence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24

There were so many counter aitrac-
tons in Virginia last evening. and such
stormy weather prevailed that the at
tendance upon the performance Of the
Rentz Minstrels. ut Piper's Opera
House, was not what 1t ought to have
been. The change Of programme. how.
aver. pleased all those who were pres
ent. The musical boutfs extravaganza
Of "Paris" has some exceedingly hne
music in il. and many telling points:
Its sorgeousn.ss is unparalleled. and
the beauties Of the play are enhanced oy
those Of the players and their costumes.
1t will DO repeated tonight. Matinee
tomorrow at o'clock. and last per
formanes Of the troupe Saturday nignt.
Boz. sheet now open.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
srsrn SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
CARsoS, New, Jan. "a. 1870.
Convened at II A. n. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. 7. N. Weir.
INTRODUCTION or BrLrs.
Poxnine-Bill concerning fees Of ju-
rors. Referred TO Judiciary Committee.
Powning-Bill defining who shall be
exempt from jury duty; including all
professional men, hremen, etc. Referred
to Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Farrell-Act allowing county or State
officers leave OF absence, providing dspu-
ties are left In charge acceptable 10 the
bondsmsn. Bill read second time and
placed on general Ale.
Cassidy-An Act concerning the pay
meut OF rewards In certain cases; allow.
ing officers or those who kill hishwaymen
while In tho act OF robbery. the rewards
offered by the State for the arrest and
conviction OF such offenders. (Ths
killing OF Q stage robber Ii certainly .
permanent arrest and conclusive con.
viction.-REr.)
Cassidy's bill. relative TO creating
Court Commissioner, was laid on the
table.
Comins' bills. No. 80 and IS.
wore amended aud passed In the Assem-.
bly,. The amendments we're concurred
In By the Senate. The amendments
were in syntax.
Blsir's bill. allowing all persons two
cows free OF execution, was ordered en-
crossed. This bill 10 In substance a.
follows: According to q decision OF the
Supreme Court mono but farmers were
formerly exempted. This Is 10 benefit
poor families.
Msyhush's Assembly Resolution, ask.
ing further time for the completion Of
the Mining and Agricultural School, for
which the United States Government
granted 30, 900 acres Of land. was passed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
Calssisaia Ball.

1t IL generally conceded that the sixth
anniversary ball Of the Caledonia Club
Of Virginia. which is to DO given at
Coopsr's Hall this evening. will be one
Of the grsndsst Of the season. The
Society Ia both prosperous and popular.
and the members have been interchangeable
In their srertions to perfect all details
and provide all the nec,ssaries to c
cess. In connection with the anniyer.
sary will also be celebrated that o;
Robert Burns. Songs. speeches, ETC..
will intersperss the performances and
give variety and interest to the occasion.
The besi Of musie will be furnished for
dancing. and the ball will DO a complete
one in ell particulars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
Yoakum Acquitted.

BAKERSFIELD, jan. 2i.-Tho Yoakum
murder trial was resumed Wednesday
morning. After IN argument by Terry
for the defense, Freeman made the
closing argument for the people. Tho
Jury was then instructed by the Judge
and retired. coming into court again in
one hour with q verdict Of not gully.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
Avssv.,. this ner.i.x.

wm Dur. Geo W Thompson. PA Wood.
J. W Parkhurst. N Murphy. W Il Moare.
: Schooling. v Little. II A whelAn. VIM y
D~liing. L Brown. $ l. Eisner. II Goetz.
" Ro-ener. = c'svion. . O Gordon. Jonas
sesly. > Cohen. a Riehtering. s A Tomkin.
, d Donioksr. J II M~atthewson. DR. A
Anderson. W II Dickson. Mrs II Ward.
L. Dearborn. , A Mcintosh. J II Rich and
wife. N Y wymAn. James Boyd. James L
Hutchinson and family, l. Cohen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
Assembly.


Convened at II A. NJ. Speaker Gas
ton In the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by Chaplain Mclean.
Reading OF the journal. On the read.
ing OF the journal and it, adoption. MI.
Fisks. Of Eureka, objected, saying that
the bills No. % and No. 80. referring to
the redemption OF State bonds, had not
been adopted; and that the journal was
incorrect. Considerable discussion
snsued. in which Msssrs. Davies. Fisks
and others participated, and whom
put to O vote the minutes were adopted
a. read by almost Q unanimous vote.
COMMITTEES.
W. Z. Allen = Judiciary Committee
resolutions relating to constitutional
amendments was iavorably reported On.
Underwood--Stats Institutions-Re-
ported In favor Of Assembly bill No. II.
In reference to the State Orphans
Home, also Senate bill No. Is. request
ing that the latter be properly ~engrossed.
Wilson, White Pins-In favor Of As
sembly bill No. -. referring TO the
maintenance and support Of the State Of
Nevada. Favorably.
Lyons, OF Storey-Enrollment-Re-
ported that Assembly bill No. 80 was
correctly enrolled.
Morrison - State Prison - Assembly
Bill No. 81. providing for the govern.
ment Of the State Prison. favorably re-
ported on.
that
Assembly Bills I, II and - were correct.
ly sngrossed.
sELrcr COMMITTEES.
Lyon OF White Pine reported In favor
Of Senate Bill No. 81, referring TO White
Pine county.
MOTIONS n RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That the Chief Clerk DO In.
structed to place on the bulletin board o
daily statement OF the business trans.
acted here each day.
Fiaks moved that the action Of the
House on Assembly Bill No. % be re-
scinded on account Of blundsrs that
might prevent the Governor from sign.
ing the Same. II was subsequently, de-
termined that the Secretary Of the AZ.
sembly should recover Senate Bills No.
30 and 80, a. we'll a. Assembly Bill No.
2s. What excellent psrliams ntsrisns
these Nevada Solons are developing
into. Cor.l
MEssAor PROM GOVERNOR
Announcing his approval Of Assembly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.

Chemistry never achieved . more decided
triumph than In the production ofB0z0DoNr.
which isa botanical preparation Of vondrous
sfncacy In preserving and Identifying tho teeth.
reecuing them from decay and rendering them
which all should avail themselves. Tn nm
pleasant odor communicated 20 this breath ~
catarrh. bad teeth. etc, 10 entirely obviased ~
this fragrant and saiutary antis~ptid. Of WHICH
one bottle lasts Q long tims. Dragsis,s nno
psrfumers ell it. JAIL I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
0meera Shot.

MADRID. Jan. 2i.-Ths Spanish Vice
Consul at Puerto Plata, San Domingo.
has been dismissed for sanctioning the
arrest Of two insurgsnt Generals who
had taken refuge on board n Spanish
steamer and were afterwards shot. The
Spanish Government has demanded sat
isfaotion from San Domingo for out
raging the protection OF its flag.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
A vOiOR PROM v A

From Virginia City poor s%ufervr. Almoss
dsvourcd alive by IN ulcerous secret disease,
scnds us bis THANKS and gratitude for his ~
covsrJ 10 health. effected BY those sterling good
msdicines, Bristol's S~arsspsrillz and Pills.
established for over forty years. They have the
~eonndsncs Of both doctors and patients.
au2t I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
BruIafGurder.

R%IvERros. Ky. Jan. N.-solomon
johnson. q young school teacher. was
brutally murdered near Robinson's
Creek, In Pike county. Tuesday. by
James Bently. who. failing to incits him
to q quarrel, smashed his skull with q
heavy club. Bently escaped. II II
thought he will be lynched 10 caught.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
Riyaling Anderson.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-Bsiors the Pot.
ter Committee, yesterday, st. Martin
stated that a great deal Of his former
testimony vas false, and was given OF
the insiigation OF Stenger and MadduI.
lie took back everything OF q damaging
character he had said with regard 10
Stenger's action.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
accidentally Killed.

Dgipwoop. Jan. 22.-william Raffsr.
ty. messenger Of tho Sidney and Black
Hills Stage Company, was instantly
killed while aliRhting from tho coach in
this city this afternoon. In getting out
Of the stage his pistol dropped from bis
hand. striking the hammer and discharg.
ing. The ball passed through his heart.
He leaves q wife at Central City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
FATAL DELAY.

II 10 often the case that We sscraco our lives
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. A few
hour lo.t IL often fatal 10 acute diseases.
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked hurries on 20 modification
and death. Do not be guilty of this fatal delay.
Uss fvely Bristol's ssr-aparillA and Pills; In
than you have safety and health. oc36 cod I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
Extensive pefslcati0n.

Los ASaELEs, Jan. Al. J.. GARLIC.
sI.City Tax Collector, was reatrssted to-
day on q charge Of refusing TO turn over
city funds In his possession. His bonds
men have also been served with attach.
msnt suits to make good the deficiency,
which b now claimed TO amount TO sl7.-
rnn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
A CAsR.

Ono Of the most extraordinary eures on
record was tha: Of the man John Y. Herman
dez. residing In salt Lake City. who vss ii
deaths door with that terrible disease haras-
mus: the best medical aid had failed TO stop
the proeress OF the malady, when twenty.three
bottles Of BRIsTOLrS sARsAPARlLLA and
v.ii man. Iy7s In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24

Gunrd hhnih "A Asssss WV
right
-
The e~lovs-fght between Jack Mailman
=, v;,,;n;. Civ and Bilv LYNN Of En-.
80
reks' Tor si'VVVa sue anu gaze m'"''
came of last night according to an-
nouncement. National Gard Hall was
c,owscl IN, .ndi,ne. helm. composed
- .a.,,..,..,.hi.
OF '"o N'ai'o'e'' anu "O
men OF the State.
Lynn was the challenging party. and
from The tim. Of signing the articles has
..il;,, .rl
hAeh 'ne P'ay so'M
betting was concerned. His friends nave
also displayed a confidence which Was
most disheartening TO the Mailman fac
| ton.
Las, night when the men appeared in
the hall the excitement began. The au.
| diencs was ready nj ESQ. AT: 80 Lynn
.hi.J his castor into the ring. Hall.
nan's .oon followed. Lynn won the
| choice Of gloves and choice OF corners.
/ LYNN Wla seCOnueu DN tuo veteran lllko
| Donov,n and Patsy Foy. All. Walker
anil WiII Mailman handled Jack. Weight
~Tvnn ia1 round, Mailman. l3IH
,on.Js A, s.a5 Dick Guibsrson oi
rn,.sa was a,rr.a mon ss refrree.
sine was called Al $50.
Konnj Hath men cana PROMPTLY
IN m. scratch. Lynn appsr,ntly in
best form and giving siuns OF disposition
| IN force th. 6,bt. smiling confidently.
Mailman cool and cautious. After lively
SHARING. in which LYNN took the lead.
,Jaek planted a Fighter ON Lynn's nose.
LYNN closeJ anil was thrown
po,,d o-pan., vo,k no I.vn,
,oilawaJ h. s.vs,.l ha.,y boly
hious Man clossd and mich In.
ash,in, with ahou, sou.l advan.
t. Inn Thrown lima 7 min.
n,ss .nJ "a ..eonds. Ioncsst round Of
The eight. Foul claimed by Hsllinan's
saeond Not allowed.
Round 3-Liyely work. LYNN getting
in his ~fayorite body blows. Mailman
nlayipc for tbs face. In stoopipp 10
avoiI A letter. LYNN CAUGHT n of
J.et's ,;,b, n,n.r. First blooJ for
IIlA y INkuk oAooNA ~
| UslIinan. Lynn thrown.
I,ounJ 4-Iynn excited. but smiling
! Mailman cool and Determined. Alter
son,c excellent work on both sides Hal.
Imam got in his terrible right, sending
LYNN TO grass. First knock. down for
Mailman.
PounJ 5-Lvnn furious. HI, attack
~ s,v,,s a. was aver seen in n priz,
rims. Well received by Mailman, both
mar n,,,i.lIv wsnt doxn and started for
,h.i, corners. but were called back by
,hc referee Both down. Jack ON top.
Round G-Men closed and went down;
NO, a blow s,ruek.
Iound 7-Lynn's hackers still conf.
lem, and Offering bets even nm: no
takers. Lynn's face showing severe
punishment. Mailman untouched. OK.
cent ON body which was Lynn's pointo
.,,a.t Iynn ,o,c.J a clo.e anI was
thrown.
ponna s-U,llinan .hov.J SIGNS Of
en-. I'm, kent lis hands mn. Lynn
,ot h, soms heavy boJy blows. and
elinehin,. threw Mailman for the first
time IN The il,bt. who went down heavily
AMI was c.r,isJ IN his corner.
nonnI o-slu,v,rs by both sides and
lack went TO earth. Loud cheering by
| the LYNN men,
Io9nd Io~Jaek ~reyives and gets in
.o,p. heavy right handlers. both down
toce,hsr'
Eound Ii-similar TO tenth, Lynn
getting TO Jacks ribs. Down again,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
No Deficit,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2i.-Reports re-
ceived at the Mint Bureau show that
this year. for the first time since the
Branch Mint was opened at San Fran.
cisco, no deficiency appropriations for
mint expenses there will DO needed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
n RRuoyRs wRiNKLEs

And sofssns the sl.n. The regular use OF MUIR
ny q Lanman's Florida water q the toilet
and 10 prevent and remove wrinkles. the SOFT
nsss Of the skin produced By it tAkinR away the
natural inclination Of the cutiels 10 form INTO
ydgss and furrova non In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
Panic In Canada.

MONTREAL. Jan. IA panic took
place In the stock market yesterday.
The Bank Of Montreal and Consoli-
dated stock fell G and z per cent. 70.
spectively from yesterdays prices.
Cause unknown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24

JR Foster. L d Labriski. 4 l. Delano.
r. whelin. J Lander. Mrs Warner. Mrs
n A vsssy. y STANCE and family. Mrs
walker. u \ Baldwin. DIR Hiekox. Vim
Tomkins. Marie Do Long. Mrs Harvey.
Mr.. Tomkins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
OuP Caal,

GENEVA. Jan. 23.-Amsricsn coal 10
selling here slightly cheaper than French
and German coal. aud Ia much superior.
An American locomotive. burning an.
thracits coal, In running here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
Death BY Poison.

LONDON, Jan. 22.-Ths Colonial Office
communicates the following: Captain
Patterson, two Europeans aud hvo
natives. while returning from a mission
10 q native prince, all died from drink
Ing from . poisonous spring near
Victoria falls, Zambesi river.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
Major Reuo's Trial.

CurcAoo. Jan. 2i.-The inquiry into
the notion OF Major Reno at the time Of
the Custer massacre. has proved favor.
able to him. Public opinion will sane
ton his acquittal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-24
FIGHTING FOR BLOOD.
GLOVE CONTEST BETWEEN Hal
LYMAN AND LYNN.

Mailman wins In Nisetees Reusds
Time. riny Minutes High
Toued Audience In Nasienai
Gaard Hall "A Battling Coed
Fight