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NATIONAL LIFE.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-02
A Bear with an Appetite.

Saa Frsneiseo Stock Report. jane 80.
A bear has an appetite very similar TO
that OF Q goat. On board the United
States man.oi.wa. Alaska there Is bear
cub which was obtained ut Sitka by an
Ensign. and which is The pet OF the
ship. It Ii very playful and sociabls
animal, climbs to the main-top when 80
minded, and roves in freedom through
every part Of the ship. On its first ap-
psaranos ON board IL dsvoured all the
soap and candles in sight. and ate two
officers dress suits. They were obliged
TO lock up the soap In an iron safe to
keep Il out Of reach Of the bear. and the
Ensign Who owns the animal Is mort
gagged for two years. pay for damage to
the officers suits. One Of the freaks OF
the bear was to raid the bsrbsr.shop OF
the ship and eat all the shaving soap.
shaving cups and brushes. BY order OF
the Captain . guard Is kept over the
ships guns night and day to keep the
bear from eating them. the animal hav-
ing made several attempts in that dirsc-
ton.
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An exchange thinks the time will GER
tainly come when men will 60 flying
through the air. And so do We. 1t will
come when three or four men handle
kse Of nitro-glycerine as . baggage.
smasher handles trunk. But they will
20 flying through the air so rapidly and
In 20 many pieces that they won't enjoy
the trip worth O cent.
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$50 IT seems arter ALL" said Mr..
Addlebrain, laying down his Bible.
"thst the boss is the Oldest Of all the
crittsrs on the face Of the airth. Afore
even the sun and moon and all the con.
stsrnstions was lit up II tells here OF the
shay hoss. Cracksy! and who'd .
thought they had wasgins there that
airiy, and shay at that ! Well. 1t beats
.uts,
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BAIKIRs lHg IR0KERA sd
THE NEVADA BANK
OF San FkAMolsoo.
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ISSUES co.n.ssil q sn,.sst Gs,sis..
available In any pers q - wosA. nakes
asnssses q noag m 1lss11s s.aishas. 40
drsvs sxeAanss afssqloF%3nS'
rA,s ss.h nss.SsI - sposSsssAs
Dealing fA bSlftsa.
ExoHAnoE =
On the principal eitiss thsoughout tas United
States, Europe. Jspan. China and the East
.sa DS'; .s .ss assss.aH SSsoIS,a S2SnaS y. sv
NV Yoax BAxxx,s-fAs Bank Of New York,
N. b. A., American Exchange Nat.ooh Bank.
Loxpou BAxxns-Mssssy, smith. Psyns .
Smiths; the Union Bank of London. tH
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
D. Il. JACKSON Observation-Disclosures
Q. NlRLS..........." ...cAsxuR
nHIs BANK DOES A GENERAL BANKING,
l stock and Exchange Busines.
steeks Bought and seid and, Carried
on Liberal Aargiss.
EXCHANGE for sale on all The principal
cities Of Europe and the Orient: .
tu a. W. WHITE, Hanae6.
L. B. FRANkEL,
srook AND MONEY ssokER.
OFFICE - Mai, street, Gsldshm, Jus'
assvs the Ba.k e Caiifsr.ia.
STOCKS BOUGHT, SOLD AND CAH.
RIRD ON MARGINS.
His oorrssponasuts IN Ban Francisco are
I. aLAzHR D co., Msmbsrs Of the sss
Francisco stock and Exchange Board.
I. H. RALSTON,
COMMISSION STOCK BROKER.
MAIN sTnEET, GOLD HILL
srooks souonr AND SOLD
CARRIEp Oh AADGH.
xoaxY ADVANCED on ACTIVE ACCOUNT
sTRICTLY COMMISSION BUSINESS.
y. .. rnoxpson. .n. DouoLAs.
DOUGLASS 1 THOMPSON.
srook AND MONEY BRokERs
OFFICE,
81 SOUTH @ STREET, vIRaINl
Opposite Msysr's Buihiasj
oTooKs BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CON
y mission md carried On mssntD.
Correspondents, LATHAM D KING, ssi
Francisco.
SILVER soueHr AND SOLD.
enc. n. DANA, L.f. px1x1n
L. P. DRExLER & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

HrrrRous OXIDE FOR THE PAINLESS
IN RIirsetion Of Teeth. Allwork first Class
and Warranted. su
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You.LL hardly ever see q man forget q
friend that owes him. though he Is not
akin; you'll hardly ever see . woman
bet and pay the wager should the other
win ; you'll hardly ever see q pensive
goat that cannot eat q wooden cellar.
door you'll hardly ever hear an urehin
quote the "hardly ever" from the
"Pinaforo."
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ourfRs OF poes

rur TOWN OF GOLD Hill. IT, ~
~ TMn Thst pursusnt 70 Ordinanee xo. Is
3: &c, s 3 3 q &c e si 81 ss g.
tspstn Sns - tscs immediatsly nom The N.
able: l shsll proceed fofthwnn v
as5ssI ae,ssssI1 sciosos ths said o,eieenGscn; Gscn;,sor
Jvp. ", isn. xsr'ssl Of osh Asn
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Qyr1cr AND REsIDENos s-QIRosiTs
~ the Nxws oflcs. Main street, 0sid Hill.
aSm
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A POET in the New York Nees sings,
with the quill OF . dove and my own
hearts red blood would write OF my
love-" We bet ten dollars he wouldn't.
But We are perfectly willing that he
should try II. AL he has to do to OBJ
tain the blood is to offer some editor q
parody on o "Pinaiore" song.
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Az. young man. IL only you had not
dyed your linen ulster last Fall to make
OF IL an overcoat, you would not now
have had to buy new linen dustsr for
your Summer wear.
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n. r. WnIrEnlll.
ATTORNEY At LAW.

ArPicE-oPPosIrl L. T. Fox's MAT
~ hskst qormsrly Harris omee). Main
strset. Cola Hill. New. Sim
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DELTA SALOON.

r,HI uNpRpsIGNED. HAVING Pun.
chased the interest OF Omdorn nsess
n.Ssr M perponal supegvision, - hefetofore,
ana respcctIuIly solicits . continuancs OF tne
nssronsrs Of the old friends Of the Saloon And
'ae PN'S PETER ]. DUNNB.
Sole Proprietor Delta balooe:
Virginia, Nevada, Juns {. l61s.
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pIssoluIluN OF copARTMEasnIp,

N1OrIcI 10 HERHBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ oopartnersnip heretofore existing be-
tvssn J. n stephens and r. J. Pesrs, under
IN - Vedee saloon, Main street. Gold Hill. 10
~ a. dissofved By mutual consent. J. n
stsvsnS viii continus the business st The sams
pisee. nd assumes all liabilities Of the late
1m snA n fully authorized 20 collect AL
,nonsvs doe. All psrsons indebted 70 the late
a.. I'm rlsa,e come forward and settle With
- trrshsr noxics. J. u. STEPHENS.
r. J. PkTkks.
eod Hiii, June 50, is1a. &lm
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MACHINERY FOB Is SALE N.
| FOR SALE. g..
Machinery and Buildings
-.1oraus TO ru.-
Woodville g. & s. NJ Co.,
s,s..s.a .. O.sA H,,l n,.i.s Dse.
sries, rs-wiss

rrnaT-oNK COMPLETE YRfCTTON.
eo usvs ~ Tnssr. -ttn 40
one uivcs vls sIsn. 49, hrs.Wr. trnus a.
ss Do.ss @ sso .,,e 49, so,s n,stss ana eoanSo.
IT, ,vo Trh,,isy Ho,icrs- smokesta<k.
hsSssrh,ns eusss oocrs- red uumps. boiisr
f,ssss. sssA osr.. sci Uiatss an1- lcors. oous.
plets = set no inciudi,g eli ,hs brick wcfk,
ropes belonging 70 hoist.
z, si.e oomplete, with al 3 RACE conn ections;
inciud ng surface bob and four nunareo iSet ot
~ BY 10 Inch pump rods. with euapplbg pntset
fur PluIR.r Pa' Pc, s.insn disn , s..i, iioss
.trkr. ADO one 10 inen poS,s. S,.s ro,Ilps sos,.
$50 feet inch column two rlns BOILER, a con- CEN.
plet.. WIN me .sesm p,ound ps DsiIS sa,i.ss ~p1AS
engine, sa 49,, ..,,ns Ar comprsssor
ThiI-'ps oifoc' Ae"ns a." ''Ss'''' = :
complete 'new.l ,,.,.
r. urth -Four Mining Car,s 70. =. o,e y yss,.s
shovels and driIis Que ss'sV esxs sna 0AsA.s
for sans. -.
,iih-Lhe hoisuns sno rumYnx .csN .os,l
Building lxno IN ,,o - .ne ,,sm. Sn,d3ns SoltS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NRNpoRrP / NAaEE BEG LxAyy 12
~ notify the public that thsy n,se s.ibsn E,s 10
q their snt,s ipisfs.t IN an hs cousinus he q.
'SSa s,u:: = sss s% sf Mens =:
Mi plssse present them on OF
TRNfa INSTANT tos g1S Is9S!; sS 4 xlaxl.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-21
NEW YORK CHARLIE"
He Is "Wanted" a Great Deal But Become,
.e.. an Ohio Man.

He is "Wanted" Great Deal But Becomes
Ii iva an Ohio Man.
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. lS.-Among number of
prisoners committed to the penitentiary, to-
day, were two characters who have already
gained notorious reputation, being Robert
Mckimie, the road agent of the
Far West, and burglar in Ohio,
the other being the celebrated ''New York
Charlie" Charles Howard. McKimie was SEN
fenced at Hlllsborough on two indictments for
burglary, four years each. "New York Charlie"
on OF, two indictments, got two years for each.
HnIe en- route to the peniteutiary to-day both
prisoners were taken from the cars at Chilli
cotne' boss county, and pleaded guilty of
years more and New York Charlie one year.
making ten years for McKimie and five for
Charlie After these terms have been served.
the latter Will be claimed by the State of Penn
sylVanla. he having escaped from prison, hav-
Ing Twelve years yet to serve. McKimie Will he
taken to Pike county on the Oath inst. and re-
celVe ten years additional sentence. being the
same that his accomplish received. After these
twenty years is served he is wanted in Salt Lake
City to serve fifteen years, having escaped from
prison there; also in Nebraska, to serve ont
an unexplred term Of fifteen years. having
escaped from prison there. His next cali
IS from California for ten years, having also
escaped the authorities there. making a grand
TOTAL OF SIXTY years for serving road-agent
and burglar. Had not McKimie pleaded guilty
to all the charges, his sentences would have
been doubled. His life has been full of TO-
nance and adventures New York Charlie
was originally from New York CITY, but had not
/ "aoe ms record until he became an Ohio man.
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IOWA DEMOCRACY.

HoaU They Punish Their There's Yhile
Republicans Escape.
To the Editor OF the Globe.
ST. PAUL, Feb. 49, was exceedingly es
tonished to read in the Pioneer Press of the
18th ult. the correspondence purporting to have
been written in Des Moines, Iowa. In this
article 1 found the following untruthful state
ment:
Dies MONIES, Feb 1.-THE people need not
suppose that becsuse Democratic grand Jury
IN Lee county have refused to indict ex-War-
den Craig that his case has been abandoned.
The civil action against him and his bondsmen
will come on for trial March Sd, and if twelve
honest, good men and true can be found in
that county for jury, it is likely the State
Will receive at least some of the money filched
from the State treasury by Craig and his copar-
ceners." -.
The writer of this was in Iowa at the time
that ex-Warden Craig robbed from the people
over S2OO,OOO. It was just upon the eve Of
the GU bernatorial campaign. Craig was dis
placed from office, and the affairs of the peni-
Tertiary were examined into by committees
appointed for that purpose, who were unan;-
nous in their report that Craig had succeeded.
with the aid of several confederates, in fitch.
ing from the treasury of the State vast sum
OF money. When the grand jury of Lee coun-
ty convened, If am rightly informed, and
am positive that am, they had under advise.
ment the indictment of MIR. Craig; but it was
fund that the Governor of the State had in hi,
possession all the papers relating to the case
and upon demand he refused to turn them
over to the grand jury of Lee county, HOW
then could that Democratic jury find an in.
dictment against Craig?
10 make party capital the Republican paners
and politicians were loud in their statements
| that Craig was aided and abetted bv Demo.
| Gratis, which, when Investigated, were found tn
De base and uncalled for fabrications. retailed
Tor the purpose of keeping the rotten old hulk
OF Republicanism together.
In the fall the Republican convention wa,
heid, and Warden Craig sat in that conyenti,u
as delegate from Fremont county. x wa,
| in this same convention that the fsmon. ras
olutions were passed, which read eve de
mand the closest scrutiny" s'Let no guilt,
man escape" ETC., and yet in that convention
were to be found Ike Brandt, who robbed tn
State of over $4,000; Ex-senator Harlan, win
pocketed $4,000; Jim Wilson, of Credi
Mobilier fame, and Craig, who stole 5000, 90
from the people. LET no guilty man escape
| indeed! I'VE demand the closest scrutiny
bosh. Republican politicians grated in grand
| Eloquent style, that Iowa was out of debt, al
owing to Republican rule. This statemen
was also found to be false upon investigation
| 1t was found that Iowa was over one million
| dollars in debt, that the law of limitation wa.
exceeded by ninety-nine thousand dollars. 8
much for ''the closest scrutiny Out O.
thirty-seven defaulting county treasurers il
| the State, thirty-six were Republicans and on
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House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
FINLEY VS.. BIsBEE.

FINLEY VS.. BISBEE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Mr. Wood asked that
session be ordered for to. morrow night for
consideration of reports from the committee
on ways and means
Mr. Atkins objected, and stated he would OBJ
ject to everything until the legislative appro
prlatlon bill was disposed of. So many mem
bers, however, appealed to him to yield that he
did, but MIR: Hale objected to any business
ana moved to go into committee of the whole
on the legislative bill, stating his side of the
House was anxious to go on with that bill.
Mr. Cobb, rising to a question of the highest
privilege, was recognized by the Speaker and
called up the Florida contested election case of
Finley VS.. Bisbee.
MIR. Conger raised the question of consider
alton, but the House, by vote of yeas 1856.
nays l22, determined te to proceed with the cleo
t1on case. This was strict party vote with
the exception of Turney, who voted with the
Republicans in the negative. The House then
proceeded to the consideration of the election
case. The resolution of the majority of the
committee on elections declares that Jesse j,
Finley, contestant Isl and Horace Bisbee, sit
ting member, is not entitled to seat as Repre-
sentative from the First district of Florida
THESE resolutions were supported by Williams.
OF Alabama, Gambler and Cobb, while Hiscock.
Lapham and Bisbee supported the minority re-
port declaring Bisbee entitled to the seat.
Ine minority resolutions We're then with
drawn and vote taken the majority 1eso-
iatlons, and they We're agreed to- yeas ISL, nays
~ a strict party vote, with the exception of
Harrison and Turney, who voted with the Re-
publicans in the negative.
MIR. Finley then appeared at the bar of the
House and was sworn in, taking the modified
oath.
Notice was given that the South Carolina
contested election cases would be called nm
next Monday.
Inc House then took recess, the evening
session to be for memorial services in honor Of
deceased members, Welsh, of Nebraska, and
Williams, of Michigan.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The loss of the bark Hawthorne costs Boston
insurance companies 1852 900.
VIM. White, of Memphis, suicided with
laudanum Wednesday night.
The Bank of Oswego, Oswego. N. Y. has
gone into the hands of a receiver
The Rhode Island Senate protests unanimous.
~ against the law restricting Chinese immi-
grafton.
At Santa Rosa. CAL, yesterday, Joseph.
youngest son of Ex-Gov. Boggs, suicided by
cutting his throat. "
Rev. DR.. Reuben Nelson, ST., publisher and
agent OF the Methodist book concern, died at
New York city yesterday.
W. Il. Greenfield, furniture dealer of Mem
pms tell from the third story of his store
Wednesday night, and was instantly killed.
So far as known the only loss of life in the
San Francisco harbor ferry boat disaster
Wednesday was that of two Cinnamon.
A meeting Of patentees was held at Louis-
VILE, KY, last night, to inaugurate opposition
to the Senate amendments to the patent laws.
"A New York telegram says merchants declare
themselves decidedly opposed to the recent
anti Chinese legislation, and fear its effects
upon trade.
Harry Hulze, supposed to be the man who
outraged little Hattie Hoburg, at Cincinnati
Tuesday last, was arrested Yesterday and
placed in the station house.
The Spanish steamship Louisa, from Calves
ton, Tex, with cattle. foundered ninety-fve
miles out. The crew returned after four days
of exposure in an open boat.
Berlin correspondents continue to predict an
overwhelming defeat on the pro position that
the reichstag sanction the arrest and punish
ment of socialist members.
Mrs. Marion West, of Indianapolis, was ar
rested at Washington, Ohio, Wednesday, for
forgery, having raised acfieck of $40 to SO. a0a
The check was given by a farmer whom the
woman had in her tolls.
The bill in the Montana legislature EXEMPT
ing the Utah d. Northern railroad from taxa
ton for twelve years. which passed the house.
was defeated in the council.
A dispatch from Queenstown, Ky.. saws a
cooper shop and warehouse, the latter contain
ing ifO hogsheads of tobacco, owned by James
CLARK, burned Tuesday night Loss $40, COO;
insured in Louisville agency.
The Senate of West Virginia has adopted
resolution directing the attorney general to
proceed against the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
company by quo warranto for alleged violations
OF It's charter in the matter of excessive
charges.
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Democrat. He was indicted by Democratic
grand jury, prosecuted by Democratic dis
trict attorney, found guilty by a jury COM
posed of Democrats, and sentenced by Demo-
cratic judge to two years in the penitentiary.
Thus it will be seen that the Democratic party
furnishes its theories while the Republican
party fosters and encourages fraud and cor
ruption. Not one of the thirty-six Republicans
were brought to Justice. LET no guilty man
escape" ah, indeed. could advise the cores
pendent of the p. T. to least the beam from
his own eye," before spreading villanious
fabrications upon a party that has always
stood up nobly for the rights of man-especial-
ly in the State of Iowa.
AN Iowa DEMOCRAT.
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Senators Davis, Ill.,, Dennis-aud WHITE who
would have voted in the affirmative were
paired with Mitchell, Ferry and Sargent who
would have voted in the negative. u
RAILROAD TELEGRAPH
Pending discussion, Senator Mitchell, from
the committee on railroads, reported back the
Senate resolution directing the committee to
inquire into the expediency of allowing the
use ofrailroad telegraph lines for commercial
purposes, together with a written report on
the subject, and an amendment to the sundry
civil bill providing for commission to Sc
during recess to Investigate the relations be-
tween the Western Union and other telegraph
companies. Also, the relations between the
Western Union company and the press. Ordered
ne report be printed, and the amendment was
eferred to the committee on appropriations
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ing, when Wharton's cross-examination will he
commenced by Gen. Butler.
GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
HEROIC MEDALS.

$40 I&st HEROIC MEDALS. #IgIt 3fS54g /.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-The treasury depart
n'ent says the delay in the bestowal of m sdaIs
Tor acts OF heroism in saving life upon the lake
coast, Is owing to the necessity of accnmulat-
ing the requisite formal evidence required by
law to be on file before the awards can be made.
GIasi-G III. -FOUR PER CENTS. aeFs..; , a..
subscriptions to the 4 per cent. loan since
yesterday'sreport, $l,756,7OO.
ba9 NOMINATION.. 5l 4. =
The President has nominated John w. Chan.
man marshal for the district of Iowa, 30 RI
lt'i 49, CAUCUS ADJOURNED 81 5sllEal
The Democratic Caucus called for this even
Ing was postponed until tomorrow evening. ;
40 BLACK JACK LOGAN.
Senator elect Logan, of Illinois, was met al
the depot on his arrival here this evening by q
large concourse of friends, who amidst great
enthusiasm, escorted him to the hotel, where
speeches Of welcome were made, to which Gen
Logan responded. s@a .sfsi 1s.t
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-21
Wisconsin Legislature Yesterday.
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MADISON, Wis, Feb. 20.-Nothins of verv
general interest was done in either house to.
day. The biennial sessions resolution was dis
cussed at some length, Senator Burrows MAKING
some excellent points against the passage OF
the resolutions, and further consideration OF
them was postponed till tomorrow
:. The Senate chamber was crowded tonight to
listen to- an impromptu concert gotten up at
the unanimous request of the Senators Mrs.
Townsend of Milwaukee, Prof. and Mrs. Brand
Of Madison. Mrs. Page of Baraboo, and many
others participated, to the great delight Of the
Senators and Assemblymen.
In the assembly, tonight, bills passed relat.
ing to public works in the city Of Milwaukee
and providing for the registry of voters in
milwaukee. Bills, requiring the Milwaukee
d Cedarburg Plank road company to make Ere
ports for the last two years were ordered
ensrossed, and appropriatlng money to pay
tne funeral expenses of members lately de,