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Pv AdiiiioL NaarLet, ~, Fou,h Pag.
Weather Indications.

wAsHrSGros, d. C., October q, A.
M.-For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
colder, clear or partly cloudy weather,
northwesierly winds, and higher bar
ometer.
For the Lower Lakes, colder, clear OF
partly cloudy weather, north winds and
rising barometer.
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Laborer Injured at Mingo Junction. Ohio

SrEUBERvILLE, October 2l.-By the
falling OF some iron at the MingO fur
mace, this morning, Daniel Hanna,
laborer. received such severe COM
pound fracture of the right leg that it
will have 20 be amputated at the knee.
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Died.

CINCINNATI, October 22.-Samuel B.
Allen, senior member Of the firm of Al
len 4 Co, the oldest wholesale druggists
in Cincinnati, died suddenly at Glen
dale, to-day, at the aye Of Is.
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Raltimnra Election.

BALTIMORE, October 22.-The Demo
Gratis to-day elected Mayor by nearly
5000 majority. The vote was as follows:
Latrobe, Democrat, 1929; Hooper, Re-
publican, 1880; Mathiot, Greenback,
80.
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Heavy Rains in Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, October 22.-For the
past ten days rains have been general
i'm Alabama and much damage has been
done. Thos. Williams, member of
Congress for the Fifth district, lost 100
bales of cotton and considerable corn.
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Lost on Stocks.

sAx FRAScrsco, October pm =.
Norton, recently arrived agent Of a
New York firm, shot himself through
the head at the Palace Hotel. to-day.
Attributed TO losses in stocks, in which
he invested at a previous visit here sOne
months AGO.
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Not Guilty,

NEWARK, y. j., October 22.-In the
case of Blair, the New York bank teller,
tried on the charge OF killing his coach
man, Armstrong, the jury found a ver-
dict Of not OuiltV
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money active at 7 Per Cent.-GOvern-
ments StrOng-FIOur Dull and
Heayy-Wheat Unsettled and
LOwer-HOgs Quiet.
WILD EXCITEMENT ON STOCK eX-
CHANGE.
FIN ANCE

NEW YORK, October 22.-MoSEY -
Active at Z Lie per cent, closing at Z
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5CG
81 per cent. Sterling exchange $50!
sight exchange on New York Asst.
SILyER-At London 81 5-l5d; bar
silver here ll3s subsidiary silver coin
al per cent. discount.
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The Horse and Man Match.

SAN FRAScIsco. October ~. - The
horse and man match closed at II
o'clork last night Horses: Pinaiore,
$50 miles; Nellie, 53J; Dan Mccarthy,
5l7. Men-Guerrero, 375; Brodie, 2d2t.
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breaking his neck. Burke succeeded in
catching a window sill, where he hung
suspended for some minutes, until re-
leased from his perilous position.
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Another.

Another freight wreck on the Con-
nellsville road, two miles east OF Con-
nellsville, at four o'clock this morning,
resulted in the instant death OF Chester
LYNN, who, with three others, supposed
tramps, were stealing ride. The other
parties escaped with slight bruises.
None of the train men were hurt. The
accident was the result OF broken rail
on the axle.
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REMAhkH.

sIIEEP AND LAMBS.
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RALRAOD WRECK.
One Person Killed and Two In
iurel.

PIrTsBURGH, October ga freight
train near North Bridgeport, on the Pitts
burgh and Lake Erie railroad, last even
ing, resulted in the instant death OF
:. C. Leman, brakeman, and Sc
we're injuries TO III. l.. Know, en-
gineer, and George Fulton, fire
man. The accident was caused
by COW on the track, throwing the en-
zine and train over an embankment.
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PRICES oF BEEr cArrlk AT rHE xAHKsr To.
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REMARKS on pggF CArrLk.

The arrivals Of cattle during the week
amounted 10 6,223 head, against 6.i77
last week and 1858 head the correspon-
ding week of last year, aud the sales
during the week amounted to , ,S27 head,
against 1922 last week and I,673 head
the corresponding week OF last year, and
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MICH COVE.

The trade is more active, and prices
nngc from S20td50 per head, as 10 quail
ity.
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There was more liicin the market this
week for all kinds nf cattle than last
week, and the prices for the better grades
were up fully lc, quality considered.
while stockers and common cattle show
little il any change except in activity.
The quality was slightly better, taken al
togeth ar, than last week, common cattle
being less numerous and not of IA
low grade. Prices ranged from 2tcs
II.
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REMARks.

The receipts are somewhat fuller than
last week, though the quality is hardly
as good ~ il was then; some dealers re-
porta falling off in quality. Prices, con
siiering quality, have been kept up 10
the figures ruling last Monday-5Ca5ic
few selling at either extreme; and
trade through most the pens IN report
Cd good. in others fair and moderate.
Mos, ol the sales ranged at and near
Il@5.c.
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LIVE STOCK.

Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Oct. -.
RECEIPTS SINCE MONDAY.
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Though there is an increase in the
number Of the offerings, there is no inn
proyement 10 note in their quality, but
rather the reverse. and most Of the best
Of both kinds have been taken 10y East
ern buyers early in this market. Trade
for butchers sheep and lambs Of COOL
grade has been fair. We quote prices
near about as last week, quality consid-
cred. sheep Tor butchers are 3ltdilc;
lambs 3Id5ic; stock sheep, 81 jOta,2 u,
each as 10 kind and quality.
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ChioaRo.

CHICAGO, October 22.-The DropeT,
Journal reports hog receipts 5000 heal (;
shipments 5000 head. Market opened
firm, ruled strong and closed weak I;
mixed packing 81 3jG3 IS: light - ~
@3 IS; choice heavy s. 5JCa3 81; about
all sold.
Cattle-Reccipts $500 head; ship
ments go head Market l0d20c lower (;
shipping s. JO,a4 IS; feeders and stock
ers steady: butchers show; western
very slow and lower: through Texans
firm and unchanged.
Sheep - Receipts 400 head. Market
more active and steady at - OOtsd 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-11
The water supply.

Captain ovsrton reports q greater
AMOUNT OF water supply to have fallen
in the mountains during March than
during all the preceding months Of the
season. II the inhabitants Of this section
use their privileges judiciously. there
will DO no lack Of water this Summer;
but II they waste the water q . they did
during the few pleasant days which We
recently had. the supply will DO scant,
as the fumes cannot run enough for use
and such waste. At that time the usual
supply was exhausted and more had to
be turned in. Captain 0verton reports
q constant increase OF consumption and
. decrease OF This Is because
people have grown ~eItravagant and
waste more water than they use. The
snow fall last night in the mountains
was about three inches. but II driited
badly there o. we'll a. here.
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washington Guard hall.

The concert and ball Of the Washing
ton Guard. at Cooper's Hall. Virginia,
last evening. were we'll attended. The
hall Was finely decorated for the occa.
sion. The entertainment o! the evening
was commenced by the overture "Dsr
Frisschutz" by the band. which was
exceedingly well handled, a. Is every.
thing which is played by tho band. Then
followed q variety Of songs by amateurs.
all Of which were very well rendered.
The lightning drill was . very enjoyable
feature also. The military man Of the
NEws, who was in the audience, pro-
nounces the manual Of arms by the
Emmett squad TO bs the best OF the
whole. The evening was then given up
to dancing. and there was no end OF this
amusement till the early morning. Taken
a. q whole the entertainment was .
succe8s.
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Piper's Opera Hence.

Monday and Tuesday evenings the
people Of Carson, assisted BY the Car.
son Guard and the Grand Army OF the
Republic. will perform the Military
Allsgory OF "The Color Guard" The
company will consist Of seventy per-
sons who will come up by special train
for the purpose Of giving the entertain.
msnt. The rendition OF the play will
DO supervised by W. G.. Gum. the
author, and John II. Fay. q noted com.
edian, will lend bis assistance and take
the character OF Pete Hygley. The
cast Is immense and the stage
will be converted into 9 huge Car.
on square. Those who have seen
the play. as presented by the company.
declare the rendition to be really excel.
lent and the play itself to DO Q veritabls
success. The object In giving the
entertainment Is to bring water to
irrigats cemstsries-a s%uperfluous m.
nouncement Il would seem. Tho enter.
tainment will doubtless be good, and as
such will be deserving Of patronage.
The box sheet 10 now open and reserved
seats may be secured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-11

HAIRY N. GnLio. son OF John Gillig
Of Virginia, LEFT Wednesday for the East
for the purpose Of joining the Woodruff
scientific expedition around the world.
which sails from New York about the sth
OF next month.
The Sir Knights Of De Witt Clinton
Commandsry. No. l. T. and A. NJ. At
tended church in q body this morning in
Virginia. this being Good Friday. They
presented . very fine appearance.
OSE Chinaman out Of the eleven AZ
rested in Virginia on opium charges has
been convicted. Tho others all escaped
and are ready to 60 and ain some more.
AMONG the departures last evening
we're Senator Sharon. Captain T. O.
Taylor, formerly Of the yellow Jacket
and sx.Govsrnor Blasdsl.
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A Psrvsrss Vessel.
San Franei.eo CAroaiel,. Aprr 8.

San Frdnefseo CAronieis, April o.
In connection with the loss Of the
schooner q. @. Almy there are some
coincidsncss which are worthy Of men,
ton. She was built several years ago
BY Judge Almy ct Bolinas, and proved
marvel Of constructive skill. being pro-
nouncsd one Of the best ssa-going boats
eyer launched. She commenced hsr
career BY plying between this port and
Bolinas a. Q trading vessel. but, psrsist-
ing In getting aground nearly every trip
In the immediate vicinity Of her birth
place, her owner became disgustsd with
her contumacious behavior. and be dis
posed OF her 10 other parties. who put her
In other trades and had nothing 10 com.
plain OF In her department until abe
came within sight OF her old home, when
contrary to all nautical regulations Of
wind and tide, shs would turn her bow
Bolinasward, and climb tho beach like
an amphibious monster. About two
years ago she came into possession Of
Captain Mullstt, who utilized her In
catching ssa-lions, but In an evil mo.
msnt be put into Bolinas 10 escape the
fury Of . gale, when. true TO her old in
stinct, she made for her native beach.
dragging two strong anchors aud chains.
and went to pieces within . few hundred
yard Of the spot where she was born.
without the least regard for the fact that
her insurance policy had expired the
previous week.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
General Garibaldi.

ROM, April 1.-THE Capital pub
fishes . letter written by Garibaldi be-
fore leaving Caprsra. He says Italy
owes gratitude to the royal house for
have contributed to Its unity. but II did
not accomplish II alone; that the coun-
try was more fourishing under Its old
tyrants than now. he condemns De-
prstis and concludes the monarchy Ii
not eternal; that Its duration will be In
proportion a. 1t merits the affection OF
the people. and calls TO its councils not
fatterers, but capable and truthful
statesmen. General Garibaldi daily re-
csivss visits from political personages.
Replying yesterday to q dsputation from
an Italian committee at Trieste. Carl
baldi said: 81 have never been more
concerned for the interests OF our breth.
rem beyond the Alps than I am now"
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EVERYTHING GOES WRONG

In the bodily mechanism whsa the Liver ssts
out Of order. Constipation. dyspspsiA, con.
tsmination Of the blood, imperfect assimils.
ton. are certain TO snsus. But 10 10 easy 10
prevent these consequences. and remove their
cause, BY . course Of Hostettsr's Stomach Bit
ters. which stimulates Tho hillary organ and
regulates its action. The direct result 10 . die.
appearance OF the pains beneath the ribs and
through the shoulder blsde. ths nausea. bead.
aches, yellowness Of the skin, furred look Of the
tongue and sour odor Of the breath. which char.
scter ne liver complaint. Sound digestion and
Q regular habit OF body are blessings also -
OF health. which imparts Q degree Of vigor 70
the body which 10 lie best guarantee OF safsty
nom mAlsrial epidvm'cs. Nerve weakness and
oyer.tsnsion are relieved..by u, and 10 improves
both appetite and slesp. elWk
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FOOD ILL

Imperfsctly nourishes the system. since II Il
only partially assimiiaisd BY the blood. Pale
hagssrd morsls. with dyspsptic stomsehs, I'm
povsrishsd circulation and weak nerves. sxps
ricnce . married and rapid improvement IL
their physical condition By svailing themselves
OF that sure resource Of the sick and dsbilitated
uostetter's stomach Bittsp. This genial tonic
and Alternative lends 40 impetus N the processes
Of digestion which insures an Adequate dsvel
opment OF the materials OF blood, nbsr and
muscular tissue. Moreover, 70 soothss and
strengthens overweight or weak nerves. ooun
teracts . tendency TO hyp~ochondra OF despond
ency. to which dyspeptio and bilious person.
ara peculiarly liable. and 10 an agreeable and
The innrmiti.s OF age. and OF delicate female
constitutions. are greatly n lisved By Il, and Il u
reliable preventive or and remedy for. m.ls'
rial fevsrS. .
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PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.
All Dses bsek % Apsii 4 Rsmittsa-
Doaatioas-Pienic Matters, etc.

Thu societv M Pacific Coa.t p;on..,.
h.lj . ,.,ri., u.s,;r, i.., .vsr;.. =,
,h.;, hall n .,,.., v;,,;n;. r;,., w..
p,ss;ds,, Novss 4, An. .h,;, III.
nhihu's' OF ne last meeuns were tsso
and approved.
II sicx.
Judge J. II. MARBLE was reported sick
M .James Sinylston,. .bop.e
~ "a
'0'" w. w. A"u s''~"s "o''''
DONATIONS.
"s uou "'"
d.,s,
S"-s y
~ css ..Ae ,.,t a,u.,
n, iseo wh;ch nas.sJ ,hroush The Reno
Az.
Hon r NJ D.,,.t,-Lot of valuable
\ -ao.rm.n,s
vol. % ,h.nks vas tendered thu
....,.i Jona,s
p0As
Under the head oil motions and rsso-
buttons the matter OF RENTING all ar
rearaces for dues up to April l., 1879.
" N
,na,.h, ss soms 10 bs advisable To no.t.
pone action on the resolution till an
other regular meeting. y after some
ssr,,h ~. a.oIn,;or - ..i.S nn.
"n Tn ,ssoIr,;on. ali To- ,s.;,
.shT.,;oa !, az. IN. ;a....,s =,
ra". snJ o.,.s.
''o AM ~ S
xIscEILlSroUs.
tn. snac;., -,omu;t,s. n, c,.nt;n,
~ use OF Tue naii 'of certain
ispo,..a 'os'ess Anu was aio~sa 'uf'
'ne' "mo'
Secretary Storer reported that under
the previous call for the return to the
cabinet OF all valuables and %curiositiss
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lsssassa Baliiss.

California has made Its second ship
ment OF bullion for April. consisting OF
si3.029 II aud there are o In the
Office. as part Of a shipment to DO made
to- morrow night. $4,000 more. Total
Of shipments for tho month to date,
$50. $50 20.
Con. Virginia has made its first ship.
ment OF bullion consisting OF $2i..
53j IS. and has $4,000 in the ONCE
ready for shipment.
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san, r..diss The r.spis.

L. T. Fox. next door nsishbor to the
NEws. continues to feed the hungry pso'
pls Of this section on the choicest Of
meats from the latest Of animals -.
lsc,ed from the ranches Of Nevada and
California. He has the best Of facilities
for selecting his animals to be slsugb'
tsrsd and affords Inducements 10 fami.
lies and hotel.kespers which are unsur.
passed. Everybody knows this. and
that 10 why be feeds 20 many.
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DoISo Coon woRx.-Dr. MeKsnIl,
Is doing q good work In Virginia. HI
Is q good ta!ksr and Q plain, practical
worker. He does not rely on mora.
suasion" entirely 10 effect o perma'
nent good; he gets down and helps thoss
who need and will accept Of his help,
In this way he shows his interest In The
cause be has espoussd. Such men dc
much by their example and much good
by their prscept. 1t certainly will harm
no one 10 70 and hear him at National
Guard Hall, Virginia, any and every
night.
AsrI.C nrSKsx.-Tho meeting Of the
Storey County Anti. Chinese League last
evening. at Minsrs' Union Hall. was q
rouser and no mistake. There was q
goodly number Of the vireiniu League
down, and the interest manifested by
our home people has . bad look for
John. The meeting Was addressed by
Colonel X. II. Taylor, J. II. Graham
Esq, and John McMahon.S uperintsnd-
emit Of the Leviathan mine, and the
speeches were listened 10 at~tsntivsly and
heartily applaudsd.
PopULAR.-0ns Of the finest places 10
DO found In the country ID the Ssnats
Saloon Of Sam Southworth. Main street,
opposite Liberty Engine House. There
ara no finer WHISTLES. wines, gins, bran.
dies. alss or porters In the whole ooun.
try than are to be found at the Senate,
and Southworth's cigars are Of cor.
responding quality. Two new Grecisn
curve billiard tables adorn the Senate.
and the free lunches attract every day.
CAPITAL AND SrAsDISo.-It Is worth
while In these times to have your stock
operations carried on by men Of stand.
ing and capital. l.. P. DreIlsr 4 Co.. Odd
Fellows building, Virginia, are Of this
class and will buy and sell stocks accord.
ing TO order. or carry them on margins.
See notice.
The next Masonic social. which will
probably be the last Of the present sea-
son, will DO given at Gold Hill Masonic
Hall next Friday evening. April 18th.
Further mention OF the same will be
made before that time.
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Sentenced 10 Death,

San RlrIrI. April i.-william
Dsvsr. who murdered Henry Kohlsr.
formerly at the State Prison. February
z, was yesterday sentenced to death by
Judge Temple. David English. an ex.
convict, has been arrested and identified
q 8 the man who. on the night OF the I'd
instant. attempted to libsrats Dover
from jail here. He 10 held to appear
before the Grand Jury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-11

RrconpKp.-Ths deeds Of the Choi'
lar.Potosi to the Chollar and Potosl
respectively Of their proportions OF the
ground according to the late segregation
have been fled for record. The frs'
deeds hlsd were defective and Withdrawn
for correction and as corrected have
nov been placed on record.
Mosn Snow. - Considerable snow
fell last night. and irrigating streams are
in active operation to-day down tbs
streets. The fall was 80 hustled abou,
by the wind that its depth on . level
could not be measured. but probably two
or three inches fell.
AND now Kate Field wants q divorce
from Charles Field on the ground Of
failure 10 provide.
Tzs District Court will b IN session
egain tomorrow.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
.rrcr.L TO r. SOLD rul DAILY H.v'l
nike Reese's will and other
uAffAPa.

Matters.
San Francisco. April II. jacob
Rosenberg. Charles Lux and Joseph
Rosenberg. executors Of the will OF
Michael Reese. have hlsd . complaint
in the Fourth District Court against
Elise Frank and other ~bsnsnciariss under
the will. which sets forth that Reese
died on the Cd OF August, 1878. leaving
an estate valued at $4,000 900 or 81
OO0, 900; that the names Of some Of the
iseatsss are incorrectly spelled In the
will; that doubts have arisen and are
entertained by plaintiffs aud other par.
ties TO this action as 10 the true intent
and construction Of said will, and par
ticularly the rssiduary clause; and that
the plaintiffs ask that q judicial deter
mination may DO made Of the various
questions arising on said will involving
the points and particulars hereinafter
mentioned, and construction given TO
them 30 far o. may may be necessary TO
guide and direct plaintiffs In the dis.
charge Of their trusts a. executors, and
to settle and finally determine the rights
OF the parties.
George Schultz, Of the Justice mine,
was arrested yesterday evening on com.
plant OF John T. Hill on three charges
OF embszzlemsnt. II 10 alleged that
g,hnltx recaived thyaa notsa from the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-11
Yuison Foundry.

One Of the busiest Of the busy places
ON the Comstock now IL the Fulton
Foundry. on the Divide. W. X. Eckart.
superintendent. The works are now
very large and hllsd With the latest and
best machinery. and the facilities for
turning out work there are unsurpassed
ON the coast. Some Of the latest Of the
improved machinery on the Constock
Is from this foundry. and II operates
most satisfactorily. For further particu-
lars AZ to ths business Of this institution
see notice In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-11

A party OF Eastern tourists. after TAX.
ing . look at the Comstock. wont over
TO Lake Tahoe yesterday. They found
NO difficulty In getting over there from
Carson by Doc Ben,on's stage line. but
they most certainly found 4 jolly snow
storm there this morning. For the in.
formation Of tourists aud visitors to the
beautiful lake. we will state that there
will be no regular steamer connection
between Gisnbrook and Tahoe City be-
fore the lst Of May. when the through
mail and passenger route will b regu'
Larry opened for the season.
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Miner Killed.

SIERRA crrr (Cal.) April ii.-Lsst
Tuesday about 10 P. NJ. while Nioola
Gluravich. q native Of Austria. aged IS
years. was at work in q bank mining
claim about two miles below Sierra City.
q large rock suddenly dropped from the
bank and cut of one leg between the foot
and the knee. threw him on his back.
and. rolling his entire length, crushed
him almost instantly TO death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-11
Seat He Prayers.


Early this morning there oams . gen.
tic rap at the Methodist parsonage and .
small boy was ushsrsd into the sitting.
room. who. in reply to Rev. Ricksr's IN.
terrogation u to the nature OF his call.
answered: Father sent me with bis
prayers for the festival tomorrow
night" Mr.. Kicker was nonplussed.
but when the boy went down into the
depths Of his pants pocket and drew out
q tsn.dollar piece. a. representing his
fathers petitions, his p~srplsxity changed
to thankiulness at this novel and emil
nsntly practical method Of ~intsrcsdins
for the good cause.