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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30
PACIFIC eoAsf sREvrrlEs.

Truckse Republican, April 30 Cspt.
D. W. Avery has returned from . ten
days s~ojourn in San Francisco. He
brings glad tidings. The tourist travel
to Lake Tahoe will undoubtedly DO
larger than during any preceding year in
California history. This Is received
from the most authentic and reliable
sources. The Captain went to the lake
Yesterday to put his magnificent steamer
Niagara in the best possible condition.
and 10 mako ample reception for tho
comfort and accommodation OF his
guests.
Truckee Republican A couple OF
workmsn at Ellsn's mill attempted TO
ride down his iume last Saturday night.
They made q boz, placed II in the Hume.
and shot down the steep decliyitiss as II
lightning were after them. Suddenly.
ii q point over q high t~restle. they saw
some scantling lodged in the fume
ahead OF them. The next moment their
bouwas in fragments. and they were
whirling over the sides OF the iume.
Strangely enough. neither was %ssriously
hurt.
Carson Appeal. The escaped convict,
Mavsrly, has been put to his old work
Il the State Prison. Upon being asked
what induced him to run away when he
had only 90 short o time 70 serve, ho
replied, " Because I am . id fool"
| The Warden will take no steps toward
| prosecuting Mavsrly for his escape.
James Bruce, alias Slim jim. the
well.known three card monte sharp OF
the Central Pacific Railroad. shot
Browny Lee, q gambler. In Leadville on
the Gath instant. Slim Jim Is In jail,
and Lee Is not expected to live.
Phoebe Record April 90; There was
recorded last Monday in the County Re-
oordsr's Office Uncle Sans patent for
the townsite OF Panaca. II was granted
In trust to Judge Rivers for the residents
OF Panaca.
The Christy Mill & Mining Company
shipped from Silver Reef on the 18th
and 10th Of April two bars Of bullion
valued ct $3.43l 90.
Ward Refer. April 90: Since our last
issue the Martin White Company
shippsd 10 bars Of bullion, valued at
$il. IT'S Is.
An Indian was killed In Pahranagat
Valley by Marx Moore on the 10Th inst.
The Indian was suspected Of stealing
cattle.
William Watson, charged with forgery,
has been held In ~. 900 bonds to appear
before the next Grand Jury OF Phoebe.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. shipped from
Eureka yesterday morning SIX bars OF
bullion. valued at $ll.4S2 n.
Stephen 'Langtain had his hand
mashed In the Dry Valley mill near
| Phoebe on the 10th inst.
Uncle Ben Tegat was thrown from o
horse near Phoebe last Wednesday and
had his left leg broken.
During the past week $2,277 in bull.
lion was shipped by Wells, Fargo < Co.
from Phoebe.
The Paradise Valley Company have
commenced grading for their new mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30

An exchange says that The Chinese
name All Guy. means Alice the An.
GEL" But indeed 10 don't mean exactly
that in Gold Hill. All Guy here means
Charley. the Chinaman. who for so
many years oficiatsd in the Bank EI.
change saloon. and is still here. Charley
never was able to ah-quirs much Of q
reputation in the angelic way. although
considerable OF . Celestial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30
AsroSrsIIISl, SUCCESS.

It 10 the duty of every psrson Who has used
BoscHxs's 0sRnAx sraur 10 let lie wonderful
Qualities Be known TO their friends In curing
Consumption. severe Coughs. Group, Asthma,
Pneumonia and In fact all Throat and Lung
Disease.. No person can use Il without imme-
diate relief. Three do-es will relieve any cas-,
q least TO Try one botiis, - s0.O0u dozen bottLs
were sold lsst gear, and not ons case where 70
failed was reposted. Such . medicine - the
0KRnAn BYRuP cannot be too widely Known.
Ask your drugRtst about 10. sample bottiss 70
sSls b. John Jonss, Jr. eeow WedA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30

The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany. now attempting to defeat the OPP
Grafton Of the Thurman Funding Act. by
which they will have 10 pay their deb,
to the Government. will owe the Gov.
eminent in 1893. when the bonds fall
due, the sum Of sl27. $50. COS o.. pro-
vided they succeed in making the Gov.
eminent pay all the interest. a. has been
the case heretofore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30

W. O. GRKxSLEAy writes the San Fran
cisco Cal from Point New Year. Santa
Cruz county, Cal, that he has discov-
cred gold In the sand on the beach neal
that place. and that with the help Of the
Russell machine they arc taking out
about $500 every t~wsnty.four hours.
There is . large body Of sand which be
ssys ia very rich.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30
An Ignorant Fraud.
Reno Ga,.ti,. April %.

Reno Gasst,. april 20.
Buffalo Bill, the roaring blowhard Of
the plains, went East with his crowd Of
war.whoopery bilks last night. What q
eassy. ignorant scrub this dime novel
hero 10. anyhow. Everybody that lis.
tened TO his frothy self.adulation was
Disguised with his vulgarity. Ignorance
and concsit. The folly OF the public In
being imposed upon by this illiterate
braggart Is something wonderful. Five
minutes Of his loud.mouthed ribaldry is
enough to sicksn any sensible man or
woman. Farewell, you wild, untamabls
William, q long farewell TO you. To. Ia;
sorry. but can't cry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30

During the week. says the Arizona
Seninxi. Of the 18th. . large mill and
other machinery have arrived for the
Corbin n. and n. Company. Of Tomb
stone. Il In . fftesn.stamp mill, and
only two larger ones have been brought
to the Territory. one for the MoCracksn
mine. in Mohavs county, OF twenty
stamps, and one at the vulture mine Of
forty stamps. A sixty horss-povsr
boiler and six Wheeler pans came with
the mill.
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Germany at Hawaii.

BERN. April 3o.-captain Hswsbsek
Of the German navy has been appointed
Consul General at Samoa, partly to
push German commercial interests In
that quarter Of the globe and partly TO
establish Q coaling station for German
steamers. as already provided for BY q
special treaty.
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fhs BulrarIsn Throne.

TIRSovA. April 3O.-rhs Bulgarian
Assembly Of Notables yesterday unani.
mously elected Prince Alexander Of
Battenburg to the throne Of Bulgaria
with the title Of Alexander /.
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rnR BLRssiNa or srnONG NERVES

THE BLESSING OF srnONG NERVES
IL recoverable. not By the use Of mineral ssds.
tives. bat By . recourse to snectual tonic treat.
msnt. opiasss and the like should only 10 used
- suIiliariss. and theu ~ sparlngly % possible.
Vigorous nerves are quiet ones, and the most
direct way to render them 90 IL TO reinforce the
vital energies. That sterling invigorant, Hos.
tstter's Stomach bitters, will b found all
Client for this purpose. sincs u entirely removes
i~mpefiments 10 thorough digestion and assimi.
lation Of the food, 90 that the body IL Insured
its due amount Of nourishment. and conse.
qusntly OF stamina. Rheumatic tendencies and
Affections OF the kidne,s and bladder arc also
countsrscted By ths Bltters. which u besides q
pleasant medicinal sIimulsnt. Infinitely pursr
sct ipjuriousiy upon the nervous system. 80
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children Burned 10 Death.

Cannon HILL, Pa. April 3o.-Ths
house OF John l.. Keogh was burned
Yesterday morning. His 500. aged
eleven. and a daughter. aged thirteen.
we're burned to death. His youngest
child. aged five. was badly sealded. and
its recovery il doubtful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30

THURMAN has suffered many discour.
tssiss Of late from his party friends. but
IL has been left for q Democratic news
paper In Vermont to offer the browning
insult Of placing him second on the
ticket, and after Mcclellan at that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30

The grand political situation or bed
rock Of American politics is not to be
compared to the fluctuations. the lights
and shadows Of Comstock mining stocks
BY any means. but Ii IL apparent to the
average American at the present time
that things politically do not veal the
pleasant and substantial aspect We would
like. The present makeup and atti-
tuds Of Congress 10 anything but salts
factory except to the enemies Of the
Government. Il Ia freely predicted tina,
. crisis 10 approaching Of greater mag
nituds than that which eliminated
In the recent terrible war OF the
rebellion. The wars OF the American
nation have been invariably and solely
for the freedom and benefit Of mankind.
Thu war Of the revolution was . strus.
gle for Independents and freedom from
the CALLING yoke Of Great Britain. The
war Of 1912 vas . succsssful protest
against foreign and especially English
rights 10 interfere with our ssamsn.
either on land OF SEQ. The wal OF the
rebellion. o. the whole world knows.
was also for the rights Of mankind and
the abolition Of slavery. The last was
tho worst war. and tho enemies Of the
country hoped to see the nation . frsg-
msntary wreck. and the Government q
failure. but the grand old Republican
party rallied to tho rescue and saved the
country. And now the political horizon
IL gloomy and distracted. The mutinesrs
Who 20 nearly captured the good old
Ship Of State are again on deck and
brsndishins the bloody dagger. The
soit.nax seed poultice policy Of Prssi.
dent Hayes has proveda DISASTROUS fail.
urs, and . man OF backbone IL called Tor
to assums Presidential command. II
We arc to have another nsht give US a
trusty. v~ids-awsks captain In whom the
American people have full confidence.
The tried and true captain never lacks
for earnest followers. and the hand.
writing ON tho wall shows prophstically
the name Of GsASr. A Washington
correspondent writes to us - follows
"Ths Presidential question 10 looming
up rapidly. and 10 tintins the political
horizon Of the future. The man with
the bar1 in Grammsrcy Park-in spite
Of the Baysrds and Thurmans-is sure
he has the domination In his pocket
snd-inssmueh ~ IL 10 his last chance
his money and all his past experience In
buyine mp conventions, and all he knows
and all hs has forgotten about cipher
dispatches and fraudulent counts. Is to
be used to make IL certain that hs may
warm the Presidents seat in the White
Hous&-Alrsady the handwriting on the
political shy reads: Weighed In the
-ISrfnes snd found waning:' and the
nan Who Lore liberty. Law aud our coun.
tFy's 10, cry amen' amen! There Is q
tqbist. modest man. revered By his eoun'
srymsn for his distinguished services In
The hour Of his country'a greatest need.
ALI Sc faithful and impartial admins
tr,tion OF Law an Chief Executive of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30
ABRAHAMs BROS. 4 CO.,
White House Clothing Emporium,
10 SOUTH c sTRElr. VIRGINIA. .
TO DEBTORS OF PLAT 4 RICH.

NorIcE.-ALL PARTIES ISoRBrED TO
IN the lat- nrm Of PLAT h RICH are bervby
notified that the accounts OF that nrm having
been Assigned. they ars respectfully requested
to pay their bills Immediately TO
ABRAIIAMS BROTHERS 4 co.
At the White Houss, No. 10 South q street, Wiz.
gtnla. Nevada. who alone are authorized TO
receive the ame aud rtc,ipt therefor.
6tm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30

The Truckee Rspu6liean hoists its
Presidential ticket for 1880: U. s.
Grant for President. and A. A. Sargent
for Vice President.
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Napoleouie Veteran.

CHICAGO. April 30.-Sac osterman. q
native Of Germany. who served with
Napoleon Bonaparts in his Russian
campaign. and came here in 1850. died
to-day. aged l02.
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COlliers.

LONDON. April 3O.-Thres thousand
West Cumberland colliers now on I
strike have agreed to send representa-
tives to confer with the masters.
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ferrible Dlsaster.

MADRID. April 3o.-A large hill at
Yeas, province Of Jasn. cavsd In yester-
day, demolishing Ave houses. Thirty
persons were killed and four injured.
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Noricg TO CANDIDATES.

An candidates for Once 81 the coming tovn
ale ion viii please bear In mind that a~nnoanes
men. and ell other election printing must De
p1if fr AZ adrases. This has Aways o.en sn
ed nom 10 favor anybody. AL Contestants shAll
have IN equal show - Tar ~ 90 are concerned
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30

TEE Chicago Nrcs pronouncss this
comprehensive sulosy on the late Gen.
DIE He loved his country. and was
IN honest man."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30

VIRGINIA Crrr last evening appro-
pristsd 500 per month toward sprink-
ling the streets.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Franciseo Items.

l,rscr.L TO II. ooLD NIL pArLr xrws.l
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FOR TOWN TREASURER.
o. N. GALLUP

ID RsPECrFULLY ANNOUNCES TO TIE
N public that he 10 Q candidate for the once
Of Town Treasurer Of Gold Hill. Election, Nay
0, 1879. It'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-30
NEW TODAY.

PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE,
VIRGINIA oITY.
FOR A SHORT SEASON. COMMENCING
Wednesday, April 10.
Fint Appearance In Five Years Of the Eminent
Tragedian.
Mr.. LAWRENCE BARRETT,
Who will give q serie. Of his grand impersons.
tlous. a~eknowiedsed by the pr~ss and public
throughout the country TO BE- unrivalled. lie
p,ny. Including the following Ladies' and Gen.
tlemea: Miss 0ussie De Forest. Mi.s iotuc
Cobb. Mo Frankie Mcclellan. Miss ulcs
Pierce. Mr., Fred Book. Mr.. W. II. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. =. n. Thayer. Mr.. J. O'ssal. Mr.. William
Seymour, Mr.Edgaf wai,er; NJ. Russell B.rrsss,
The Opening Performance will Consist Of
shaksspears's sublime tragedy.
HAALEri
With Mr.. BARRETT In his mastery rendition
OF the p .inos Of Denmark.
Tharsday Rvsaisg. Nay I.
VIII be Presented Bulwsrs Great Play.
HlClhELIEUt
A CHANGE OF BILL NIGHTLY.
0rasd barrett Matinee SATURDAY.
Boz shss. nov open Zoe either Engagement.
ap7Std
j. & J. B. MALLON,
Street, neXt to the Bank Of Call.
foPnia Building,
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA.
W1OLrsAI, AND RETAIL DrAIrHs
Groceries and Provisions,
Crseksry s.d wssAsswars, Chiss ssts
ssa Frsseh Cut GLASS, OIL andi
Candles, rssr asd Feed,
Eie., Rte., Kie.
N AND LIQUORS
OF the arss ssslip s.ly.
BRANDY, FORT and SHERRY. WINE
fer medicinal uss.
-
We call the special attention Of Nine and
Mil superintendent 10 our large and com.
plsts stock Of Oils and Candles for mill and
mining purposes. We ofier that class OF goods
a - LOW FIGURES - thsy can be landed
nom any part OF the United States, thus
snahlins mills and mines on the Comstock 70
purchase Oils, Candles. ETC.. - cheap In Viz.
ginis % they can either In Ban } rsncisco or
NE East. with Q guarantee Of obtaining nrst
mines In Virginia or Gold Hill.
]. a J. 3. MAlloh,
% Virginia. Nevada.
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FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
J. J. %sHEPHEARD

2 EsPDcrRULLY ANNOUNCES TO THE
~ public that he Il candidate for the once
Of Town Marshal Of Gold Hill. Election. Nay
8, 1879. tide
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Russia,s Terrible Reign.

l.rsoAL 70 II .orn HUI. Du1r xrvs.,
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
yeio OF the Army Bill.

SPECIAL TO ru. solD nrLI DAILY .,vsl
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FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
W. Z. COPELAND

DEsPEcTPULLY ANNOUNCES HIMsILF
tor the once Of Town Marshal, 70 DO elected on
Monday, May 9Th next. sstd
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsnLNGroN. Monday, May II. l

WASHINGTON, Monday, Nay II, 1879.
The bill introduced by Representative stephens, OF
Georgia to-day relating to finances simply authorizes
the coinage OF standard dollars on the metric systeni
The House Committee on Agriculture to-day author
ized favorable report to be made to the House ON the
resolution introduced Saturday last regarding an in
yestigatOu OF the Department Of Agriculture.
Ex-Representt alive Raney, of South Carolina, having
declined tho position of Assistant Appointment Clerk
OF the Treasury Department John H. Eaton, of Massa
chusctts, has been appointed TO that position, MI
Kalney viii get q special agents position.
The Controller Of the Currency has declared diyi-
dend Of per cent in favor Of the creditors OF the Ocean
National Bank OF NewYork, making in all dividends OF
100 per upon the claims of deposors, payable on
the 23d inst dividend of 80 per cent upon the IN
terest on such CLAIMS will he paid the time 10
such deposors as will accept that amount in full pay
rcnt interest instead Of waiting the result OF eX-
pensve litigation attendant upon an assessRent upon
the shareholders.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
THE FIRE RECORD.
A HEAVY LOSS 10 UNADMLA.


SEVENTEEN BUILDINGS BURNED-A VILLAGE WITH
OUT A FIRE DEPARTMENT OR MUCH INSURANCE.
BINGHAMToN, n. Y, May 12.-Ihe village
Of Unadila was partially destroyed by fire yesterday.
Nine stores, bank, four dwelling houses and three
barns were entirely consumed. The first alarm was
given about o'clock in the afternoon when IRE was
discovered in tue cellar OF hardware store which, Is
supposed, originated in rag-bin from spontaneous
combustion Unadia has no fire department and 1t
was impossible to save the building. The fire then
spread and destroyed the following buildings; The
hardware store OF W. IT, Hestop; Fellows North's
brick block the Burgin bOck, containing the stores Of
NJ Newman drugs, G. NJ. Bmgin, groceries, and Vat
kns Brothers. dry goods, ami the stables ana carriage
house i'm the rear the OF j. Harris dry goods, ana
the Offices OF Beknap Edison, lawyers, ana
g.. w. COyne, dentist new OflcK Duldlhg con-
Lining TWO storesthOse of milford Siyer, groceries,
and Robert SiVer boots aud shoes the dwelling or the
Rev L. Sperry, fine residence; and three dwelling
houses occupied by Mr. NOrthTup, Mr.. Mooney and MI
passed that there a fire at the depot: house on
the south side of the railroad track half mile away was
found To be in flames, caused by living clnders Very
little was saved from this house. The Bradford House,
opposite was saved after much labor. The losses are
rgc for village. The exact figures cannot be given at
present but from such information can be gathered
they exceed the insurance Of about S2oOOO by $4,000
men worked braVey. The ladies OF Unadlaar deserv-
ng of the highest praise for the manner IN which they
worked. pumpng and carrying water and saving ana
storing goods. The casualties were few aud slight.
Had thore been nigh wind Man-st wo,1d have been
OF ruins and perhaps some OF the other streets
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
MOUNTAIN FIRES.
THE GREAT DEER AND FISH PARK AT BLOOMING
GROVE INYADED-TuE CATsKILLs on FIRE

THE GREAT DEER AND FISH PARK AT BLOOMING
GROVE INYADED-THE CATsKGLLs ON FIRE
GREAT LOSS OF TIMBER IN SEVERAL PLACES.
PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, May 12.-The forest
fires which still spreading are destroying avast
amount OF timber the northwest part Pike County,
Penn On last Saturday night the fire penetrated to
the breeding park of the Blooming Grove Park Associa
tion aud before the flames could be fought back BY
large force Of labOrers over hy acres were burned
over and several deer perished IN the hames.
PITTsroN, Penn, May l2~-The mountain hres around
this place are raging to an alarming extent large
amount Of lumber and railroad ties have already been
destroyed The Latin Powder Mills threatened and
the men have turned out in full force, and are fghtng
the flames desperately At M0Osc, where other powder
mills are located every effort being made TO save the
buildings from tire flames. Unless II rains soon the de-
structOn OF property Will amount to an enormous sum-
RoNDOUr, n. Y, Nav 12.-lmmense fires have been
raging ON the Catskis for several days and are ncreas
ing The burned district of about 1000
ocre The air filled with smoke.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
THE SECOND VETO SENT IN.
~ EMPHATIC STATE PAPER.

AN EMPHATIC STATE PAPER.
- Dr,,ocRATs OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
r,,rs TAKEN BY sURPRIsE-THE REPUBLICANS
r,,rrp OVER TIE POSITION TAKEN BY THE
PRESIDENT ,,,..
president Hayes sent veto of the Military
,.tarforonce bill, so called, to the House OF
porrosen+atiyes yesterday. The appearance OF
,id message was not expected. During the read
90 nf tbe message the whole House paid the
.,esost attention to the Presidents comments
on ' tbe bill. The Republicans were very much
Tleosed. and applauded warmly. A vote is to
;" takcn on the vetoed bill to-day. After the
,nessoce had been read. the Republicans
UNEXPECTEDLY moved to pass the Army
snnronriation bill. This demoralized the
Domocrats. The motion was, however, de-
fe,ted by majority. The President objects
10 the Military Interference bill because 1t IS
unnecessary and uncalled for, because 1t would
overthrow time-hOnorcd principle about leav-
inc the Executive free to enforce the Jaws, and
Lccause it would cxalt State supremacy at
the cypenso of the National supremacy.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

FOUR THOUSAND FOR 4 SEMINARY.
ATLANTA Ga May l2f3ur thonSand dollars RS
the theological seminary at Louisville, ny
AN EXCURSION 70 CAPE MAY ~ JUNE
CAPE MAY, \. j., May l2.-Ihe last week IN June
Is ts S of Peansyi9Sas and NewJdscy
PARDONED BY PRESIDENT HAYES.
Providence, X. II May 12.-Ilmothy T. lde,
for sending unlawful matter through the mails has been par
doned by the President
A GOLD MEDAL WON AT LAST
AsBURY PARK, \. j., May l2.-Ibe tenth and
enal tIia Of the Shrewsbury Gun to-day
grounds Red Bank for the cuO gold championship badge
was won by IL. C. White
PROVIDENCE, K. L., MAY 12.-Ihe case of sundTy
Boston creditors against Patrick Kenney the bankrupt wool
about $4,000 are TO be PAID at the rate VI % cents
INDIANS EN- ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON.
ST. LOUIS, MAY IA delegation OF SIX North
ern cheyenne Indians under Little Chief" arrived here
to-day Washington. where they to Pres
HAYES allow them 70 return TO their iomer homes IN
''' THE SUNDAY LAWS IN BOSTON.
Boston, MAY 1.-THE Evangelical Ministers As
soaton has cali convention Of churches In
ton and ten the vicinity, MeiOnaon Han
May 90 to sustain tho enforcement Of the
THE REVENUE OF CUBA.
HAyANA, May PA statement has been pub-
shed showing that the receipts from the export aud import
duties whole during the year 1878 amounted
cpts exceed those Of the same period ear by $330i
QUARANTINE AT PENSACOLA
PENSACOLA, Fla, May 12.-Ihe steamship Amlte
aud the om monitor Canonleuh have arrived from New
said 10y The of the CaHOncus viii be shipped
North and the vessel sealed and left al quarantine uIl
CORA CUSHING WINS.
BALTIMORE, MAY IA slX-dayS walking-match
Brandon Maggie smith 2sl. and Jennie Thome 22j
Another Ndays match was begun shortly after ~ o'clock
leading with a score Of 81 mheS