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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-19
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
r.r.aAI = TIE, o t. I'LL DAur r.v'
\ Maine Meanness.

AUGUSTA, Me-. December ls.-Ths
Governor and Council yesterday issued
the certificates to the bogus Senate and
House. In every case Of substitution q
Democrat Is substituted for Q Republic
can, and In no case Is Democrat count.
cd out. although there are glazing errors
In the returns OF Democratic towns,
which the conspirators did not have
time to correct. There arc almost %
many causes assigned for DISTINGUISHING
the towns OF rightfully.electsd Reprssen-
tatives d there are towns on the list.
In Nobleboro District, Hall, who re-
oeivsd 800 majority. Is thrown out be-
cause two non made afidavits that o
fraud was practical In the election.
Stewart OF Skowhegan. who received 800
majority, goes to the wall bscsuse the
paper on which his votes were printed
was Q little longer % way than
another. DR.. Brooks Of Belfast was
saved because Il was found that q Demo.
crst In Norway would have to be counted
out too. both being examining surgeons.
The cities deprived OF SURFACES have the
misfortune 10 have their returns signed
BY two or three OF their Selectmen.
There was 40 good o cause for rejecting
Augusta as Portland, but II was alto.
gsther too near the seat OF war. The
effort seemed to DO to count ont the re-
mote towns. Prominent Democratic are
beginning to condemn the whole affair,
as they see II will be the ruin OF the
party.
BosroS, December ia dispatch
from S~kowhegan says the counting out
OF that town at Augusta Is the only topic
OF conversation on the streets, and is do.
nounced by the Democrats as we'll as the
Republicans. An indignation meeting
10 called for Saturday evening. A tele.
gram from Pennington mentions the
prevalence OF great indignation there.
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Rocklsnd
adopted Q resolution last night con.
dsmning the action OF the Governor and
Council.
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Miscellane0us.
LONDON. December 19.-The buried
treasure Of Yakoob Khan, recently re-
covered at Csbul, was all in Russian
gold. Some Of the Afghan regulars
were dressed in Russian uniforms.
General Roberts was warned by Q M.
tive chief that the tribes were meeting,
and that the inhabitants Of Cabul were
disaffscted and were holding frequent
communications with the Afghan troops
and hill tribes.
A great demonstration In favor OF free
trade was made at Rochdsls tonight.
John Bright and Thomas Bsylsy Potter
were present. A resolution was passed
thanking Potter for his efforts and those
OF the free traders in the United States
TO- promote free trade with America.
Potter made o speech, in which hs said
he reoiprocated the kindly sentiments
expressed by the Americans toward En-
glishmsn at the many gatherings which
be attended In America. He paid q high
compliment 10 the sobristy and fratsrnal
behavior OF the Americans. and oonclu.
ded by presenting to Bright . number
OF oongratulstory letters from the chief
American cities, In which the hope wa
expressed that Bright would see Ameri-
o. before hs died.
The Duchess Of Marlborough has
written to the Tmes. appealing to Eng
Ind for funds towards the relief Of the
distrsss In West Ireland. The Times
warmly supports the appeal.
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A Compl.s. E.s.sii.hm.st.

At the hardware store Of W. N. Hall
& Co.. opposite the News Office, there
Is hardware Of every description In sup.
plies for both wholesale and retail trade.
The householder can there fnd articles
for his kitchen, the mechanic for bis
shop, the artisan for his laboratory, the
superintendent for his mine and the
millman for his mill. II anything made
OF iron In the shape OF o pipe or tube,
or Of tin. or zinc. or copper. Ii wanted
Il will be constructed according to order.
The institution is complete In every de-
partment, and prices are there al res-
sonable as at any store on the Comstock.
II is an old and well.known house, and
Its advertisement will be found In an.
other column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-19

At a regular meeting Of Colfa1 Re
bskah Degree Lodge. No. !, I. o. o. F..
held last evening, in Virginia, the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Mrs. II. O. Hall, N. G.;
Mrs. @. A. Hancock. v. g.; Mrs. R. E.
Nswlands, Recording Secretary; Mrs.
Z. Durant, Permanent Secretary; Mrs.
Spiro, Treasurer. Trustees, d. 0.
Atkinson, ]. w. Noyes, William h. Hill.
At the annual meeting Of the ophir
Mining Company. held Wednesday after
noon. the following Trustees were
elected for the ensuing year: @. L.
Weller. President; B. h. Follis. @. II.
Fish, George Wallace. A. Z. p. Harmon,
Cornelius O'Connor, ]. d. Dobinson.
The only change from the old Board Of
Trustees 10 that George Wells retirss
and R. b. Follis takes his place.
In the County Court Wednesday, says
the San Francisco Stock Report Of yes
terday. in the matter Of the petition Of
the North Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company to DO allowed 10 disinoorporats,
the objsctors 10 the disinoorporation
were granted three days In which To file
briefs ON o motion for . new trial; on
the other side two days thereafter In
which 10 answer.
Virginia stock brokers say there has
been no general closing out Of customers
on account Of the late break In stocks.
Some have sold . portion Of the securi.
ties held In order TO hold the remainder.
A better market II now looked for and
should It come no great losses will be
sustained.
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From Como.

Parties in from Como say that the
people there laugh at some things they
see in the Comstock papers about that
camp. That story Of the scum on the
pans OF the mill SO thick that o squirrel
could run across 1t. aud all such yarns,
It Is claimed. are untrue. They are get
ting along well there and have lns pros
poets ahead. The ore has no base about
II and the quicksilver Is strained from
the amalgam and put right back. The
Comedies expect Q rush there next
spring. They have two saloons and
think they can stand It through the Win.
ter. There are now many comfortable
houses there. both public and private.
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Daniel Nowlan has filed q transcript,

Daniel Nowlan has filed q transcript Of
iucemsnt against the woodville Cousol-
idsi.d for S4.9i7 6s. docksted Decem-
Der Is, 1879, in the United States Cir.
cult Court, Ninth Circuit. District OF
Nevada.
Wind up all night and barometer down
all day. Something else will be mp and
down too 10 the weather continues this
way. and that something will be . first.
class snow storm. This 10 what our
Probabilities says.
Assrssxrxr.-Ths Alta Silver Mining
Company has levied an assessment OF 90
cents per share. delinquent January 22.
1850. See official notice in our adver-
Using columns today.
Parts Of the cylinders for the big
pumping engine at the Union shaft.
with the pedsstals belonging thereto,
arrived yesterday from San Francisco.
Holders Of North Consolidated vir.
0soia stock can nov get another dividend
OF 81 per ahars. which was payable yes
to-day.
The ladies OF 81. Johns Church are
invited TO meet ct the church this even-
ing to assist in preparing the Christmas
decorations.
Arrangements are being made for put
ting up . hosting engine at the Quinn
mine. Spring Valley.
The pumping machinery ct the ophir
IL working most smoothly and perfectly
throughout.
An easement Of IS osnts per share
has been levied on Andes.
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Isuspended.

The Bank OF Virginia closed its doors
yesterday afternoon, but expects to be
all right and resume operations again in
q day or two. There was no rush or OF.
element. and no one complained Of
losing either money or stocks through
the institution. During the afternoon
N. Van Bergen got out an attachment
against the bank for $3.50, which was
probably done on account Of the stories
ON the street. D. II. Jackson, Presi.
dent, and A. W. White. Manager Of the
bank, left for San Francisco night before
last, where they expect to DO able to or.
range matters. About all that can DO
~ascertainsd Is that the banks embarrass.
msnt 10 owing to the continued tumble
In stocks.
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n..sa,s In.s.,i.s,e..
Il . called communication o

At . called communication Of
Escurial Lodge, No. 2. F. and A.
NJ, held Thursday evening in Masonic
Hall, Virginia. Past Grand Master
Samuel w. Chubbuck. assisted by Act.
ing Grand Marshal r. g. Wssterman,
installed the following officers, elected
to serve for the ensuing Masonic year:
Henry Rolfe. W. NJ; Stephen Wilkin,
8. W.; Robert n. G, Steward. ]. W.;
Frank Frsdericks, Treasurer; T. B.
Bingham. Secretary; William Manning,
8. D.: ]. R. Campbell, J. D.; VIM. NJ.
Thornton and A. P. Pion, Stewards;
John 8. werrin, Marshal; 7. d. Nc
Grath, Chaplain; E. ]. Passmore,
Organist, and E. j. Kinoaid, Tyler.
After the installation ceremonies the
brethren partook OF q banquet, ct which
Q good time was had, and all went away
satisfied that they had spent . pleasant
and profitable evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-19
Under the Wrong Tree.
Troy Times.

General Grant lunohed under q Of
the big trees at Yosemite not long ago.
The tree has borne his name dnce the
war. The nearest Of the giants ID named
ANDY Johnson" The guide told Grant
. story Of Judge Jackson, Of Georgia,
Who few years ago visited ths trees.
Having spread bis cloth under General
Grant, Judge Jackson had put the first
morsel In his month when some one
happened TO mention the name OF the
tree. The unrsconstTucted judge Of
once arose, took up his dishes. his cloth
and his basket and moved vsr TO Andy
johnson, In the shadow Of which hs
diped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-19

PORTLAND. December ls.-Nsvs Il
just received OF . sad accident on the
Coquille river. L. Hsrlocker. ]. J..
Lamb and . man named Boovenhaussr.
the last having lately arrived with . view
OF locating. were going up the Coquills
river In . small boat, keeping close TO
the shore In order 10 avoid the heavy
current. whom . large tree fell into the
river, striking the boat amidstipI and
instantly killing Boovsnhaussr. Tho
other two saved themselves by promptly
jumping into the river. thereby escaping
with . few flesh wounds.
The arrivals Of wheat from walla
wala and the Upper Willamette are
1000 tons . day.
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Amdsviss OF Labor.

Afidavits Of labor upon mining claims
have been filed as follows:
Henry Warwick on the Monumental
Twins. Gold Hill District, $500 for the
year 1877.
By the same. on the same, $3.50 for
the year 1873.
d. Z. Davis and George Cobb. on the
st. Johns, New Brunswick ledge. near
Shaft No. 8, Sutro tunnel, 1920 for the
current year.
Daniel Doyle, on the East Sierra Ne
vada. 800. for the year 1879.
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A THOROUGH EXAMINATION OF
COUNTY AFFAIRS.

someshiug Abaus che Csreuer, A..
sesssr asd District Attorney
Jussiees' lrseguiarities-Cosssa.
bies' Charges = Bheri6's once
Rsxular-The Clerk Locked AZ.
ser - The Auditor Rsbuked -
schools, Hospital, Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-19

The shops Of the Comstock are begin.
ming to be throngsd with persons in.
specting holiday goods, and the bus
from Gold Hill Is we'll ~patronized. Those
In want OF such articles will serve their
own interests by consulting the columns
OF the News,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-19

No FooLxE JoEx.-A Chinese cook In
. Carson family saw some caulidower u
the kitchen and asked what VA the
name OF Il. "Cauli6owsr." said the
mistress Of the house. "You caiise
Aowsr," said the Chinaman. "You no
foolss me, the other day you oallse the
white STUFF hour. III sabs you joke
sllss dms."-0arsoN Appeal.
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Arn..,. sni. ner.,.x.

W Zero. Nv Ellison, q Haners and
wife. II J Davis. Mrs G W Cook. Mrs A E
Willard. Mrs Davis. Fannie Mayer. Louis
Kramer. 8 G FOCUS, J W yarney. W J
Sheridan and wife. d J Sullivan. James
sullivan. W Greedy. p Hogan. o o Am
Der. Lea Powell. 8 Arnstein, J II Mat
thsuson. J + Cameron. Charles Wilson.
Mrs. J = Lynch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-19

A Denver girl. for diversion, mot only
engaged hsrsslf 70 marry two men, bat
appointed the sams day, hour. and place
for . secret wedding With each. The
suitors were somewhat disconnected BY
each others presence, - wall - BY the
girls absence, but they finally came TO
IN .smicsbls understanding 70 dssptss
hG. r'rE
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ORE At THE NORTH end.
M0RE OF 1T IN UNION AND
SIERRA NEVADA.

A New Dsveiepmsns Ia Uaion-Iss
siguincanee IN Regard % sierra
Nsvsdn-The Hardy Vein SHOW.
iss Up Better shan Evsr-Iu she
Unton . Mexican Winse.
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psp.rsurs. lac Eye.i.r.

p Il Mcdowen. r PiIley. J Kline. Thos
Foley. 8 Motts. p Fitzpatrick. s H Day. I
E James. @ W Tucker. Thos Rank. @ @ E
Russ. R Andrews, + N Spencer, Mrs N
Mcintyre. Mrs W Rabb. Miss Hunt.
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II, Compiled Laws Of Nevada. and that
. competent person DO employed for
that purpose.
Following Is the report on Treasurer:
We have examined the books Of the
County Treasurer and find them cor.
rectly kept. The cash on hand Deoem-
Der /, 1879. amounted to $184, 107 SO.
.spportioned to the following Funds:
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LAST EVENING.

AA0 AAtae
los Eureka Con-. l6
Sss Belmont. SOC. 75c. roc
IS K Con..s
490 Manhattan. l GO. i "
IS Grand Prize. 4Oc
l720 Argents. I %. l %
400 Navajo. csc. 2oe
$50 Metallic, Csc
so Endowment. Csc
10 Independence. 73c
$50 Star. 20c
ITO Belle Isle. ! IS. IN
500 Day. $50
20l0 Hillside.
600 Albion. $50
40 Wales.
100 III. Diablo, II
$40 Bodie. 81. 81. 81
40 Bechtel. II. I Is
AIS McClinton. 9sc. SOC. 40c
TO Tioga. l 80. II
S2s Summit. Csc. SOC. 75c
225 Goodshaw, 50
$50 Belvidere. SOC. 75c, TOO
100 Champion. l5c
lis Blackhawk. SOC
905 Booker Con-. SOC. 45c. 40c. SOC.
100 Richer. So
$50 Mono. 8. 81. 05
$40 Con. Pacific. A. $50. 8
so University. Sc
$50 Dudley. SOC. $50, 40c, 25c
500 Jupiter. I 80. I 40. 1 Is. ~
ass South MONDAY. IN
ass south Bulwer. SOC
$50 Addenda. toc
100 MONDAY. ~. ~
22s North MONDAY. 81
g Orient. zoe
$50 Mammoth. 8. "a. AZ, ~, az
30 Boston Con-. l 20
100 Martin White. 35c
500 Atlas. zoe
500 Tiptop. I so.
500 Golden Terra. l2t
800 Caledonia BLACK Hills), 3s,3
100 Giant and Old Abe. 8
100 Silver King. ~
500 Leopard. l5c
20 Syndicate. ~
THIS MORNING.
l2i5 Ophir. l7S. In, IS, ISL. lst
1915 Mexican. l7a. i7k, TN. liz, In
260 Gould 4 Curry. 4 IS, 4 40
$50 Best Belcher. .. So. 81
$50 California. 3S5, 800. 395
2s5 Savage. ~. 4 IS. 4 10
$50 Con. Virginia. 5 IS. 81
$40 Chollar. 81. So. 50
$40 Potosi. 2 so. 2 80
265 Hale 4 Norcross. 6, g.
395 Crown Point. I IS, I IS
40 Yellow Jacket, 81, sS
$50 Imperial. SOC. Csc
ITO Kentuck, 2 Is
10 Alpha, N
$50 Belchsr. q. I IS, ! "
l20 Confidence. Gu
i26o Sierra Nevada. n. 2iS. 2is. 2i%.
az. ~
205 Utah. 3. 81
27J Bullion. 8 20. 3 65. s GO. 8 IS
4lo EIchequer. 255.
50 Beg. Belcher. II
325 Overman. ~. 3 co. 3 65. 8 70.
80 Justice. 1. 9sc. Csc
sos Union Con-. AN. a, Ak, AK,
A b5. Al. 4lx b5
$40 Alta. ~
1850 Julia. 6oc. Sc. Coo
7s0 Caledonia. soc
$50 Silver Hill. Toe. Csc. Coo
1855 Challenge. IN. I so
$50 New York. 25c
Ice Dardanelles. 75c
40 Lady Warrington Con-. i5c. ioc
GOO Andes. 25c
270 Ward. I 10
500 Scorpion. IS
100 Lsviathan. Csc. zoe
$50 Benton Con-. I 40. II
100 Solid Silver, 20c
$50 Golden Gate. I 10
$50 Con. Dorado. I o..
4s0 Plowery, 2oc, 25c
1880 North Bonanza. SOC. CSC
SIS Msckay. l0c
800 Mountain View. I 10.
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.Dowu BY do cansbraks. close BY Do
mill, dss ] met . cullsd gal, her name
Vas Nancy Till" shs got ~sdisston. a.
dsy called her 'sMiss Annie"
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Miscellaneous

.r,o.4l TO tn, GOLD HE DAILY nu.l
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FURNITURE
BEDDING
RRAUrIFUL PArrERxs OF
BODY BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRIES.
ThREE.PtY. AND
INGRAM oARPETs.
Russ, Mats, wisdsw-shsdss, Eta,
Just received. ": eaAsr,n
ANNUAL MEETING.

NHE REGULAR ANNUAL HITTING OF
sociation OF Gold Hill, Nevada. fof. .hs election
Of ! Board Of Trustees. viii % bald o nasoeie
Hall on ths evening OF wsDNksDAx, Dccsm'
Der ioth, 1879. ss . o'clock. v
Tnnsier books viii , cloeed on Aoeoay
no5std S. v. CHuBBOok, SECRETARY.
rbs above meeting IL postponed until WE'D
NHsDAY, December i1th, st The sams heof and
p' ali "a s. v. oHusBucK, sserstary.
rhs .bov. msstlng Il further postponed until
FefDAY. Dscsmbsf 26th. q ths sans hou4 and
p'is'' 9. ". oHuBBuok. sss.stasy.
6aa11O F0R YLL HlINa ANn
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exists Tor 0 complete AND nccurate set OF
books in the Auditors Office. the report
says: The Auditor can only inform
himself or the Board OF County Com.
missionsrs OF the condition Of any fund
In the County Treasury by going to the
County Treasurer and asking the In.
formation OF that officer. II the Treas
urer makes Q mistake and pays q war.
rant out OF the wrong fund the chances
are that NO one will ever discover 1t.
The report charges the Auditor with
drawing warrants on the Treasurer for
several sums amounting 10 S5l3 81, all
OF which are illegal.
The report instances several warrants
drawn for bills allowed Commissioner
Gallagher for wood for INDECENT and
sprinkling, BY the County Commission.
srs, amounting to $3.50 75. all OF which
are illegal, he being Q member OF the
Board.
Other instances Of illegal charges be.
ing allowed by the Commissioners and
overlooked by the Auditor are cited
amounting to $50 90.
The Committee are not In favor OF q
County poorhouse and commend the
manner In which the INDECENT are pro.
yided for at present a. being humane
and economical. They think II could
not DO bsttsred. Exceptions are in
stanced amounting to e81 40.
The report instances amounts charged
to wrong accounts by the Auditor aggre-
eating SAGA 70.
Tho report shows Q revenue for eleven
months TO the county from various
sources amounting to SS64,6 GEO 81; ex.
pendi.ures and cash on hand, amount
ing to STA 24 SO, mako mp the sum.
The report on Auditor concludes;
The committee would respectfully REQ
ommsnd that the Auditors books bs
balanced and kept in . proper msnnsy.
- prescribed By Article $3.50. Section
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-19

SfUs anu, IL u cOusiciou - ueut eho
prisoner 10 ordered to appear at some
future time for sentence. or II commit
ted, the county boards him at a cost OF
IS cents per day. The average cost OF
committing n vagrant is about $50.
In Township No. !, ~ q rule. sub.
penas are issued for the Constables and
deputies and tho Clerk Of the Court and
oil the loungers to convict q vagrant.
The Constable returns them a. served on
himself and the whole gang aud the
County foots the bill.
II will do the taxpayers good to read
such instances Us these: In u little dis.
cussion over the revival OF trade In the
East. between two men doing business
on @ street, u difference Of opinion re-
suited in q knock down, and the clerks
taking a hand made q free fight OF II.
All were taken before the Justices. the
cases dismissed on motion Of the District
Attorney-nobody TO blame-and the
county footed the bill. 1874 so. These
men were all abundsntly able to pay any
fius that could have been imposed upon
them. and the county should certainly
not have been called upon to pay their
costs.
OF the Greer and Newport embezzis'
ment case eight cases were made.
The report winds up with q statement
Of the amount OF fees colleated for the
past eleven months by the Justice and
Constable Of each township q follows
Township No. ]. S9.776 30; Township
No. 2. S7.676 co; Township No. ., pa
66S 80. Total. $50. l22.
The committee believes tbs chsrges
illegal and beyond all bounds OF reason
and common sense. and think the Com.
missioners who allow them should pay
moro attention TO their examination BE-
fore % doing.
, 1879-04-17
DEAN STANLEY.
4 Strange Report .1bout Him III a Roman
CntIlalis NcwA!'npcr.

\ Strange Report .ibont Him III a Roman
Cnthnlie Newspaper.
.stH }ar& CHtAEtir. thtfi IL,
It Is authoritatIyely an1,ulsrccd that Dean
Stanlcy, who recently visited this country, Ia
about to join tlw Church. Ills sister, who WIS
converted nany yeaFs ago. Inns, sf,rr tilc t.rat h
u Ills wife, asstuicu gscat Sway oyer Ills mind,
and llus turned It toward thu study Of Cattuf-
cisn. especially as enuncfatcd In il,c works uf
Fenem. Thu Dcau ''as frequently refused {.
lstsuprlr, ar.l bus set hfl!sclf up as tI. sur,.
p"r'er II mot the ,ltfcndtr uf all Nl llaye ,rt,.
Claimed themselves opponents III the Angtiyal
Church. MS Msl,op Coic1lsn, Dr. Voyscy, mil
Jol'n Stuart Mil. It Is MI uucn secret tl,al Dea.l
Sln,.'eS was very fny0raaly Influenced by vIat
liz Faw Of thu ChHrelt in 4sHler.rIl. l!p lal u
great desire Wien ~ THIS city to MEET ur vrcr-
able Car.liunl Archbishop and .ie WIS invited t.,
ErccI'tttl tlat It WIS believe! Ills Emil,r,ro
would ntttnu. hut latu Ia tic aftrr1,t,u!1 Upl,l
sanIllry was Informed that his En;nruc..'s ply
s1clnH alnl wasncu tttl Hgnisiit exposure to slle
night n'r, IMl tint llu Wu1tA sIit liz present ut
tlm reception. Dean Stunlry txprptscA urcnt
rcgtct, nnl said t!Mt liz wuuh! t'u hlInerli l!le
lomnr Ot r,.1llnG ul,ou iIs Eln,letlcu. When 10
y!.tted .l!r nrw cathedral, Ucat Stanley Wis
tllrd will a1lntra,|nn. Itr saw TIM hpjrlt that
animated tin builders vi tr A,t,lurb nils nj well
NJ IT. tisstc tlrupurttnns. for liz exclaimed -
gan llardls belleyu !t tlIis grand structure wus
built mainly with the ,nltes Vt the puur!t
, 1879-04-17

passed through FL Muro yesterday on a wild
mustang on foute tor knrsas from Turs,,Il,
Aria. sono 700 ml!es aWuy, md having yut I'D
Inoru to tnaku tofure their Journey Ii autletl.
Mss Carrle iias rather a pretty fleo st,I iIlI-
prcsaiso foFn,-uot surll il u1Iu as tho yo.lu..
usau Ut to-day with thu blondn tnustael,e ,.lltl
hatE parted In tic tntlue wuu'l s,.Iret tn wills
per sweet sentiments uytr thu ,artlul. uuto to-
but slre for AL lptlfau Hight Or lIar'' hunt
diamond n:r COAL llceklucr, but wis niusclcii
l!ko an Anazof,, and tlul fit like storrissuy.
sht was Eisl Ut nerve, tuo, we reckon, fur oil
!er Saddle hung a balEnrd rillu au1 u braro of
Colts refolseFs She informed tu wEttrr tIlut
months, md but !lttle Of uewpauors, untl was
anxiuua To know What wns go!us osl In tl4u
, 1879-04-17

1Tfetd7 7A11FIEcH 10 Tia 7S7GaHe
JOLIET, ILL.,, Aprll l0-lhc s,xtfeth anniversary
Of Alnrrlcan Odd'Fc'Iowslli, which orpurs IN ,l.s
Nth hist, Is II bs celebrated by tbs brctlyr,, of
tbs order in VIII COUNTY, Ut Wilmington, IN tbs
"5tl, n1l ut "tltcr ptaces In the Stutc on lat a
other near dates. The ,norc prominent spcnk.
ers 'Yl'' hays BEEN engaged to aitoud tl.esu crlu.
brat!o'is arc a. foIlowa; Ille Hon. Schuyler
coliax at Dccatur, April "A; ut Jacksonville,
April -. Thc iiou. t;eorse It. Wcnd!ng Ut
Uel!esi!le, April "d; Ut t'alya, April ~. t;ranl
Master Orendoft vt A9llnu Apt,l Is; ut Frtt-
port, April a. 1lc lion. Juhn II. O6csly At
Onsreu April 70: vt Liurulu, April :.s; Ut jack-
sonyillc, April -. &. ". Murray nui j, q,
Humphrey ut Punt!ae April -. Tie Hun Juiurs
i. Mattlrny 1t Iists,Ield April .5. Inst (irau,
Sagu at plano saluc date. Thu llu1i. tcur.e il,
l!ar'o": Secretary of btate, Will deliver .r ora
tlon Ut Wilmington.