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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Rowing Matters.

LONDON. June 19.-Plaisted's boat for
the match With Nicholson has been
launched and christsned the Columbia.
Plaistsd says the boat 10 the finest no
was ever in. It's length 10 81 feet,
breadth Tx inches. Plaistsd and
Nicholson are both In excellent condi-
ton.
Hanlan was so confident Of the result
OF the championship match that he
prepared on Thursday last the speech
be delivered from the Newcastle Chroni-
Gle Office on Monday.
In regard to the proposition to contest
for the Sportsman's Cup In America.
the Sportsmaa says: We feel convinced
that the Trustees realize that the design
OF the donoss was to promote the best
interests OF sculling, and that not neoes-
sarily In England alone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Unstilla Indian Council.

PORTLAND, Oregon. June ls.-At The
Indian Council ct Umatilla all the old
Indians were present. but few Of the
young men. Speeches were made BY
most OF the chiefs and Old Klishton, TO
the effect that they intended to stay and
sxort the others to do Likewise. The
younger Indians were sullsn and had
nothing 10 NY. Nearly al Of them kept
away from the Council. Young Chief
made . long speech. stating that their
f~orsfathers made Q mistake In getting
that land for than; that the land CON.
tanned al their life and wisdom and all
their. dead; that they wanted Il all, and
that Il would require . long time for
them to decide what answer 70 mako TO
the questions at Issue. The agent
showed the Indians present what 100
acres was. They had no idss Whatever.
They estimated suoh o tract Ill the way
from the size Of . front yard 70 three or
four sections OF land. BE also showed
them how they could get their 100 acres
In different shapes, combining 40 aores
In various ways, according to Land
Once laws. Altar much discussion,
most Of the Indians, including the prtn-
cipal chiefs, signed their names Tor the
purpose Of taking up lands, - proposed
BY the Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Ben. Butler.

BosroN, June 1.-THE Herald says
II il not yet osrtain that Ben. Butler
will run for Governor this year. He
cannot run with any hope. except a. the
regular Democratic candidate, and a
such he cannot hold the Republican
malcontents who trained with him last
year. The revival Of stalwart politics
has weakened irregular movements.
Butler Is at present . nondsssript In
politics. One idea that has bean sug-
gsstsd by some Of his followers II TO
keep him out OF tho gubsrnatoriL race.
uniting Democrats and Greenbacksrs on
the question Of Governor. and reserving
Butler for Senator In place Of Dawes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
A ~ar.s.heppsr Y.rn.

As George Stewart was going to Sutro
with his delivery wagon the other day
he saw q drunken nan in front OF him
stumble over what appeared to be .
moving. living mass Of insects. Upon
arriving at the place he found 1t was in
deed an army OF grasshoppers. and the
PROSTATE insbriate. unable to regain his
feet. wa covered to the depth OF q loot
with them. It was with difficulty that
the man was released from his danger
Gus position and assisted into the wagon.
Over 400 hoppsrs were taken from his
ears and nose. and 1t was absolutely
necessary to undress him in order to get
out the insects. millions Of them having
crawled down his back. II the man had
not been intoxicated he would probably
have been thrown into Mysteries. As 1t
was, he only rolled over and asked for
another whisky toddy sour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
LIVELY STOCK OPERATIONS.

The current Of recent events has given great
impetus TO business In Wall street. and many
successful turns Are reported where immense
pronts arc msds in short periods. Tho most
successful way that va have heard OF yet Tor
opsra Ing In stocks IL By tho Combination
Method Of Msssrs. Lawrence 4 o.. Bankers.
New York. BY thls system thousands OF ofders
In various sums arc pooled Into one vsst CAP.
itai and Operated under the most cxpsrfsnced
and phillful management, thus securing 70 sscn
shareholdsr superior advantage. AMI pronts;
not pos ,ible In any other way. Fronts are paid
q end Of 80 days. Agsntlsman In Boston msds
Si<1 50 on an Investments Of 500; Many otners
sro doing o. well or bettsr. Capital IN any
amount nom SO 70 $4,000 can b used yith
equal proportionais success by this oompana.
uuE OF Oo-opsrativs Method. tl6 vsuld make
S7a OF 8 per can't. on the stock ) eio0 would 70.
turn 500, or Q Per cant. during the month, md
20 on, according 70 the msrkes; an new eti;
eulaf contains 'stwo unsTtn9 rules for success
and full information, % that any one can
opsrsts with proht. Stocks and q wanted'
Depostts recsiyed. Government ponds Sup
Apuiy 70 Lawrence 3 Co., banksrs,
81 Exchange fisos. New York City.
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AT the meeting OF the SarsAeld Guard
last night 1t was voted that the company
turn ont in full uniform for street drill
tomorrow friday evening. Members
Of the company will report at the armory
at z o'clock, sharp.
TEE shsrifrs deputies are busy look.
ing after and summoning panel Of trial
Jurors for the District Court. No use In
trying to dodge them. for II your name
10 on the list they = bound 10 catch
you.
How. Gro. W. CASSIDY. OF the Eu.
reka Sentinel. and wife, are stopping at
the international. Virginia. Cassidy
always has . big job Of hand.shaking
when he reaches the Comstock.
vnoNIA's City Jailsr. Birdsall, yes.
tsrdsy afternoon knocked on the head
and caused to be cartsd to the bonsyard
twenty dogs for whom there was found
no rcdsemsr.
TIE second wood drive OF the season
In being now taken out at Dayton, which
adds much TO mako that pleasant town
look more cheerful than sver.
Perm wAHD has relocated the Hall
and Judd claim, In Red Mountain Dis
triot, Storey county, and has named It
the Bullion ledge.
TEE prices Of north.end stocks are not
such a TO make the Fourth Of July .
day Of great independence 70 holdsu IN
general,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19

ST.. PAUL, June 1.-THE Governor
has bean summoned to Tracy, Mimi, to
suppress . riot. Particulars are not Jet
obtained. Tracy Is the terminus Of the
Hastings and Dakota Railroad, where
work IL going on upon the extsnSon.
DIS MONIES. Iowa, June ls.-Brswsrs,
saloon.kespers and liquor dealers viii
hold q STATE Convention July S0th. to
counterfeit the effects Of what they call
the constant sgaressivsness OF temper
ancs fanatics upun their business.
NEW YoRx, June l9.--At . meeting Of
the National Rifle Association II was an.
nounoed that o delegation Of riAsmen Of
the Military Department Of the Pacific
would shortly arrive in this city, pre-.
psratory to camping at Crsedmoor, and
Il was decided to provide them with
tsnts and other accommodations.
The inquest In the W Of Mrs. Hull,
murdered last week. was postponed till
to-day.
Alfred Badisr, . pilot, fell dead on the
bridge OF the steamship Nevada. while
taking that vessel into port.
News has been received from Panama
that the revolution ended on Sunday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19

Virginia had q genuine sensation this
morning. It was caused by finding. at
AlsIander's hog ranch, bslow his milk
ranch. the remains Of . child among the
garbage on which the hogs were feeding.
The people Of the Comstock. as this
occurrence came up, were becomming
somewhat aroused once moro on the
swill.milk question. and 1t was this
which caused the discovery above made.
Parties were on the lookout for all sorts
Of horrors. but none we're prepared for
actual occurrences. While examining
into the manner Of dealing with garbage
and swill generally, the hog pen above
mentioned was visited. The hogs were
feeding on their usual allowance OF Nth
whom q baby's leg was seen ~protruding
from the mass. Further explorations
showed that the child's head was gone
eaten up-and its bowels and body so
torn and mangled as to destroy all evi.
depce of sex. It's bowels had been rooted
out and the putrid Aesh was pesling
from ribs and arms and legs and hands
and feet. About II were the remains OF
filthy rags. such as might have been
used at its birth.
The child was evidently very young,
not more than q week old. and the body
had been lying either in the pen or else
where till Il was becoming putrid. The
flesh sven peeled from the bottom OF
tho feet, leaving the skin in shape. It
was a most sicksning sight, and the sem
sation created by IL was that Of extreme
disgust.
Coroner Brodsk was notified Of the
fnd, and at once set about collecting
and removing the remains. An inquest
will DO held upon them, and every en-
deavor made to ascertain whence came
the remains. II il doubtful, however.
II any clue il sver found to the mystery.
The flth upon which these hogs are
fed is collected from all parts Of the
city, and il dumped into the wagons by
the barrel full. No examination II ever
made OF the substances composing the
mass, and the man who collects 10 can
not possibly tell where he got that baby.
1t is barely possible. however, that BY
tracing the course OF the swill cart, and
examining the inmates OF the several
houses, some illegitimate birth may be
discovered, or something else found
which may lead to the Identification OF
the party or parties guilty OF this
outrage.
Appearances would indicate that the
child was dead before being cast to the
swine. 1t may have had its cries stifed
by an ~inpouring Of swill into the fatal
barrel, or it may have been smothered
and cast into the mass. Either altsrna.
tive Is fearful enough. or course all
this is conjecture. but the palpable fact
remains that o terrible crime has been
committed and Q horrible outrage perpe-
tratsd, and the evidence is the torn, No.
tilated body snatched from the dsvour-
ing jaws Of the swine.
Coroner Brodek 10 OF the opinion
that the remains are those OF . child
about O week old. Others who have
seen them think the infant was smoth-
cred as soon as born. concealed till .
fitting opportunity offered. and then
chucked into some receptacle for garbage
and covered over. At all events, 1t Ii o
case calling loudly for judicial investi.
CATION.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19

Pr,soxAL.-R. D. Bogart, . Journal
ist Of some experience on the Comstock
and well known in these parts. came in
from Bodis to-day. and viii leave TO-
night for San Francisco. Bogart wa
formerly Of the Chronicle. then OF the
Exchange, and moro recently has been
doing duty on the Stock Report. He
finds many friends in this section. Mr..
Bogart has purchased the Lake MIXING
Rsrisp d Bodis. and will take the ma
tsrial to Mammoth City. whore he will
publish . spicy. nswsy and reliable
paper.
y TYPICAL CarrIc1sx. - A composition
wss asksd last evening what he thought
Of Josephine, Of "H. II. 8. Pinafors."
a. presented by the Flyers Sisters.
"wsll," said he, "ths proof 10 all
right. but the type has rather . muddy
faos."
BIO balloon Ascension last evening
vent MP 200 feet and tumblsd down
into the ravins below the Osbiston
shaft. II ~ mp a. long a. forty-tvo
seconds.
Bo,s, dogs and . circus in town-thsy
make things lively.
J. q. 0Aoxox has license 70 wed Mrs..
Ellen Coz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Tho Chicago Races.

CEoAoo, juno 10. -Everything Is now
ready for tha inaugural running meeting
Of the Jockey Club, beginning next Sat-
urdsy and continuing six days. The
great event will be the Garden City cup.
q dash Of two miles and Q quarter, for oil
ages. There arc ~thirty.eight entries. In.
Guiding Molly Mccarthy, Clara D., Lot
tsry, Artful Belle Of Nelson, Edinburg
Janet, Dave Moore and Bill Dillon.
There will be ten or fifteen startsrs. E.
]. Baldwin, owner OF Mollis Mccarthy
and other horses, 10 here. Henry
Schwartz, another California turfman,
has Q stable here. On Saturday, the
first day Of the meeting. there will DO
two important raoss-the Pacific Hotsl
stake for two-year-old colts, with forty
entries. and the Illinois Derby, for
thres.ysar.olds. With forty.hys entries;
also. Q purse race. n and . quarter
miles. and q mile heat hurdle raoe, over
four hurdles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Judicial Appropriation Bill.

WASHINGTON. June ls.-Ths alteration
Of the second section OF the Judicial
Expenses Appropriation bill BY the Con-
ference Committee yesterday was do
signed to obviats the Presidents known
objection to the bill in its present form,
but many prominent Republicans arc Of
the opinion that the so.called modihca-
ton has only brought into holder relief
and left conspicuous In the bill the only
point upon which the President has, at
any time, been likely 70 base . veto,
except the implied repeal Of the existing
authority for the War and Navy Depart.
ments TO mako contracts In advance OF
appropriations, the correction OF which
insdvertent repeal had already been
agreed upon before the COMMITTEES OF
Conference VA appointed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Piper's opera Heuss.

The fact that there is but Q single 40
tress Of all the members Of the Flyers
Sisters Combination told considerably
against the rendition OF "Pinafors" at
Piper's Opera House last evening. The
house was crowded, and there Is q mass
OF foolish fun in the piece, all OF which
was taken In. Miss Madah's soprano
voice told admirably last evening when
she led the octet, sounding clear % .
bugls horn above chorus and instrument
tation and ending on high D full and
strong. Not many singers could equal
her in the effort. Her sister, a. Sir
Joseph Porter. K. @. B.. did the only
good acting on the stage. The troupe
has many merits, but they cluster rather
round "Out Of Bondage" than comic
opera.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Colonel

This morning Col. Stevenson and his
daughter left Virginia for Lake Tahoe.
Col. Stevenson Is the nan who brought
his regiment round the Horn and landed
them on the Pacific Coast In Mexican
War times. He has been spending .
day or two in Virginia and Is nearly
eighty years OF age. but still erect and
active. The Colonel found here an old
colored man, once his steward, whom he
had not seen for twenty years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19

SIZE HAD BEEN TzrnE.-Yestsrday
little Bessie and Sammy wsre having
their usual festive matinee in the back
room. snow. Sammy, let's play We
was . feartsr and was at Pipsr's Oprer
House. You DO Q great. big woman,
with . great big hat on, and set in this
chair right before me. SOS I can't sss."
TEE Ladies' Aid Society OF the Pres
bytsrian Church Of Virginia will hold .
social in their church tomorrow even.
ing. Cheerful music, flowers and choice
refreshments viii DO features Of the en-.
tsrtainment. No admission fee will BE-
charged.
Tnsas are at present $50 men ON.
ploysd In and about the Sutro Tunnel.
Since the beginning Of the work Of cut
ting the drain over 900 men have been
discharged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Enjoy LIFE.

What Q truly beautiful world We live In ! xa-
turs gives us grandeur Of mountains. CLANS and
oceans. and thousands OF means for enjoymens.
We can desire no better when In perfect health;
but how oftsn do the majority OF people feel
like diving 10 up disheartsned. discourage and
worried out with disease. when there 10 no GO
sssiiy obtain satisfactory proof that 0rseu's
Auaust Flower will mako thsm - fres from
disease - when born. Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint u the direct cause Of ssventy.nys
Der cent. Of such maisdies - B~iliousnsee. Indi.
Restion. Sick Headache. ,oostiyenese, Nervous
Of the Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Thres doses Of August riowss viii prove 10
wonderful eject. Sample bottles, 10 esnss.
tn n,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Runaway.

Yesterday afternoon about 8 o'clock,
the team attached to the vegetable wagon
Of Ginachio L Domingo. came out OF
Petaluma into Main street with . great
CHATTER and commotion. At the Peta-
luna mill they ran into and broke down
q fence; backing out Of the wrecked
fence, they caromed on Days snubbing
posts on the opposite side Of the street,
thon continued down Main streetto near
Stevsnson's mill. where they collidsd
with one OF S%tsvenson's quartz wagons.
seriously injuring one Of the horses.
Here their maynard course came to .
closa.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
l.r.a4. 70 ... .o.D n. D.Is. n.,.l
CONDENSED kilograms.

UOu0oub00 A0l06Ns8ss
In the great SIX days walking match
In London. at 8 o'clock this morning.
the scores Of the walkers stood, Brown,
SlS ; Weston, 31S miles and one and
ons-half laps. Two 10 one on Brown IL
forthcoming. Ennis finally retired 1t
1850 o'clock Last evening. seeing be had
NO chance Of making $50 miles which
necessary to sntltls him TO . share
Of the gats-monsy. he was wonderfully
we'll and frssher than on Tuesday, but
his feet were blistered and fsstsred.
Harding also retired after doing 100
miles and one lap. Brown and Weston
have both beaten all previous records.
Delegates are expected ct London,
shortly, from the South American Be
publios TO treat for the restoration Of
diplomatic relations, which have been
suspended several years.
In Constantinopls confusion amount.
ing to Q crisis prevails In ministerial
circles. Il Ia reported that Khurdin
Pasha, the Grand Vizer, will resign,
and Il II said that the Pasha will assume
vizisrats temporarily 70 pave the way
for q return 70 power OF Mahmoud M.
dine, formerly known a. . tool OF
Russia.
Day bsfors yesterday the Receivers
oface in Cherson, Southern Russia, was
undermined and robbed OF o million and
Q half Of roublss. The burglar yestsr-
day was arrested, and . million roubles
were found upon him.
The statement Of the Imperial Bank
Of Germany shows Q decrease In specie
Of $4,000 marks.
A steamer. having on board Sir
Thomas Francis Wade, British Minister
at Pekin, has been wrecked in the yell
low Sea, south Of Shan,ung. The pas
sengers and crew were saved.
Continued shocks OF earthquake,
are attributed to the action OF
Etna, have occurred near Santa
and Guardia. Several houses
have fallen and others are In danger OF
and there has been some loss OF
Two thousand miners have struck at
England, against Q reduo.
ton OF wages.
In Mexico, things r a. usual
General Negrsts, commanding
the army. has pronounced against Diaz
and has left the City Of Mexico. Three
thousand adhsrents OF Diaz are In pur-
suit. vallarts, President Of the Su.
preme Court, Is acting a. President.
Congress has disbanded.
A Halifax dispatch says that on sstur-
day last O boat sailing from Digby TO
Bear river, containing three men and
three girls, was struck BY . squall and
upset. The three girls and ons man
we're drowned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
The Use or Science.

Professor w. F. Stewart yesterday
morning returnd from Nevada county,
California. whittier he went q few days
ago to examine and report on the Gen.
tennial Gravel Company's property,
situated on Jefferson creek, not far from
the South Yubs. He found that the
tunnel run by the company had been
driven in the wrong direction-away
from and not toward the main channel
Of the eompany's ground. All this 70.
minds Of the instruction given Q coal
prospector in Pennsylvania once In the
writer's hearing. The prospsctor was
dslving down ipdustriously he was told
to turn and dig $50 feet up and he might
find coal. The rocks told the man Of
sciencs that the worker was at least that
far below the coal formation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
TaR sTOMACH CANNOT BE
PREIGHTRD

With greater trash than . violent drastic pur.
estive. True. such . medicine relieves con-
stipstion for . time, but at tho expsnss Of
great injury to the intestinal canal. which It
both innsmes and wssksns, thus uniting u for
the performance OF its proper functions.
widely different 10 the action Of Hoststters
stomach Bittsrs. . tonic aperient which Pro.
duces effects prompt, indeed. but never " Lens
and convulsing. Tho purity Of i1 botanic y:
influence upon the mind. and the thororghness
of is remedial action In cases Of constipation.
liver complaint and dyspepsia, combins 70
render II 9 most desirable family sps ethc. IL
incrsases both physical visof and substance,
trsnquilizes and invigorstes the nervous sys-
TEN, and gives an unvontsd reiisn ir me 1909.
A wiDeelass three times daily 10 about Tia
average dose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
Grand Army Omcers.

WARRINGTON, June 19.-Ths National
Epcampment Of the Grand Army ct
Albany yesterday elected the following
officers: Commanders In Chief. William
Earnshaw Of Ohio; Senior Vice Com.
mandsr.in. Chief, John Palmer OF
Albany, New York; Junior Vice Com:
mandarin. Chief, Harrison Dingman OF
Washington. D. O.. Surgeon.G General,
William B. Jones Of P~ennsylvsnia;
Chaplain, Joseph F. Lowering Of Mas.
sachusetts; reelected Council Of Ad.
ministration for Californis, P. II. Kinne.
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school Fasds.

The County Treasurer this morning
reports an increase in the amounts Of
school moneys in his hands from taxes
received, and that he is ready TO redeem
warrants. as follows : Virginia District,
81, 207 80; Gold Hill District, g..
O62 65. This will assist materially In
clearing up the finances OF the Districts
for the term about coming to Q close.
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rur. vsrsi. Piesie.

The class OF men In this community
who, above all o others, know how to take
hold Of rational enjoymsnts are the Ger
mans. The Turn vereins OF Virginia
and Carson are going to picnic Il Sum
day. July -. at Trsadway's Ranch. Car.
son. and everybody should attend just
to learn how to enjoy such oocasions.
There will be gymnastic prize exercises.
foot races, sack races and lots Of fun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19

The Emmett Guard will give . grand
military and civic ball at Coopsr's Hall
on Wednesday evening. June 25th. Here
tofors this company have given the pro.
ossds OF all balls given by them to fur
Their benevolent projects. but on this
occasion they desire to mako Q little
money for their own use, and 10 enter
tain their friends, therefore would like
the assistance Of all. The ball will be
n~rst-olass In every respect, the best Of
music aud tho best OF everything having
been engaged for the occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
For Relief Of Settlers.

WASHINGTON. June 1s.-Ths bill In.
troduosd By Senator Booth for The relief
Of settlers on public lands, provides that
upon the restoration TO the public do
main Of any lands reserved for railroads
or on account Of Mexican grants, al Boz
hds settlers shall b entitled To date
back their rights undsr homestead or
prs-smpion laws 70 the dates Of actual
ssttlsmsnt, and that the lands shall then
b treated - minimum lands.
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satisfaction Called For.

MADRID, June 1.-THE Government
has ordered the prosecution Of energetic
measures 10 obtain satisfaction from San
Domingo for the outrage TO the Spanish
Gag In the arrest last winter and subss.
quent execution OF two insurgsnt Do
minican Generals who had taken refuge
on board . Spanish vessel at Puerto
Pists.