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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
Suit Against Bondsmen.

William T. Bowling has commenced
suit against George I. Lammon and
Thomas Gracey. The cause Of action
as set forth in the complaint is that on
the 25th day Of August. 1876. action was
brought against the plaintiff by Thomas
B. Atkinson for the possession OF GER
tain personal property which was taken
from the plaintiff by the Sheriff. that in
said case judgment was rendered in favor
OF the defendant, this plaintiff, for the
recovery OF said property. and II It could
not DO recovered that the plaintiff take
judgment for s1.071, together with
S23 80 costs; that said property was not
recovered and that the defendants Lam.
mon and Gracey were bondsmen In said
action and that but $3.50 have been paid
on said Judgment. The plaintiff. there.
fore, demands judgment against said
boudsmsp for S974 30, with interest and
costs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
Gypsum Discovery.

srIrrLr, Wash. Ter, Sept. 2s.-A
quantity Of gypsum from q newly dis.
covered lode in Squawk valley has beer
brought into town. Several specimens
have been assaysd by Professor Lisr'
nan, and proved to be entirely pure.
The lode IL located on Government land
just seven miles from Newcastle, and Ii
40 by 100 feet. II was discovered BY
L. B. Andrews while out hunting. A
ton will be shipped to San Francisco
o to be tested. With the exception
Of q few pockets found in Nevada, this
Is the only discovery Of the kind made
on the Pacific Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

Could Nor AoREE.-In the case Of
the State vs.. Foley Il Tracey. yesterday.
the jury fsilcd to agree aud were dis
charged. They stood seven to i've for
conviction and as one time they stood
nine to three for q verdict Of guilty.
The case has been continued TILL nex'
term.
Judge Lewis. OF Virginia. has formed
. copartnsrship with Judge North. OF
California, and the firm will engage In
the Law business in San Francisco.
Judge Lewis will retain his interest in
his office here. but will reside at the
Bay. on account Of his health.
The annual target shooting match Of
The Emmett Guard will take place at the
compsny's range on Wednesday. 0cto-
Der 9Th. This company will this year
ask no q to contribute prizes. yet they
will not be too proud to accept any that
may DO offered.
LIENS ON EAST BoSASzA.-Liens have
been filed on the East BONANZA a. fol.
lows: A. Kennedy. 20 days labor at S.
DER day, $l45; Patrick Dunn, 80 days
labor at "a. SIPS; Peter King. 81 days
labor at 81. Sl24.
The 81. Johns Church sociabls will
b hsld ct the Rsctory this svsning. AL
eeedially invited
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
Visitor.

Professor Simon Newcomb, Of the
National Observatory. Washington. D.
c., yesterday visited and examined the
lower levels at the California, Consoli-
dated Virginia and ophir mines. Pre-
vious to going underground he visited
and examined some Of the mills and
principal hoisting works. In all Of which
he vas much interested. He was greatly
surprised at the magnitude Of the works
and the vast weight Of the machinery Of
the Union shaft. The Professor ar.
rived yesterday morning from California
and left last night for the East.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
Reform club E,.e,,o..

At q meeting OF the Virginia City Re
form Club. held evening before last, tn.
following officers were elected for the
ensuing three months /: President. A. B,
Elliott /; First Vice President. E. G. b.
ksr ; Second Vice President, w. G. Cole
Third Vice President, D. W. Taylor
Treasurer, W. n. Holland. reelected
finanoisl Secretary. w. d. Gault, re.
elected Recording Secretary. ]. II.
Richards /; First Marshal, +. u. Var
Loan, reelected Second Marshal,
Frank /, Breed Third Marshal, n. ],
Rail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

James Brown, Chief Of Wrginia'i
paid Fire Department, has been made the
happy recipient OF Q silver tea set BY
the insurance men OF Virginia. 1t wal
Q suitable testimonial to an efficient
officer.
The water from the Sierra Nevada wal
sent from that mine through TO the O.
4 O. shalt at z A. n. today.
Senator Jones Is expected back from
Frisco every day.
Aronson, the Gold Hill clothisr, 70.
turned from the Bay this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

pou EAonSAoSV AsSAAo
San Francisco, Sept. 26-3 P. H.
On his return from Oakland last even
ing General Grant attended o press
banquet rendered to John Russell Young
A number Of distinguished gentlemen
were present, including Governor Irwin.
Mayor Bryant. General Mcdowell. Gen.
eral Miller, Senators Jones and Sharon,
Congressman Page and Davis OF Cali
%fornia, Tsmplston OF Illinois, Hazlston
Of Michigan, and others. In reply to q
toast, General Grant responded briefly.
expressing his qualification ct the vel.
come awarded him In California, con.
Guiding O. follows: 1.-THE good opinion
Of my countrymsn 10 dearer to me than
the praise Of all the world beside" The
General remained but . few minutes,
and left for the carnival ball at the Pa
vilion.
Today the General and party have
gone by special train to attend the Fair
at San Jose. The Supervisors, Exesu.
tive Committee and Mayor Bryant 40.
company the General on the trip. AT
San Jose the party will be entertained
by Mayor Archer and other officials Of
the city and will return on Q special
train at 10:30 In the evening.
The evidence and arguments In the
case Of John @. A. Moore vs.. the Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad Company. TO rscov.
or $5l, 900 damages for alleged injuries
sustained by plaintiffs wife In falling
through the wharf ct Antioch, were con-
cluded Wednesday morning In the
United States Circuit Court. At 2:So
O'Clock In the afternoon the jury came
in and stated they could not agree upon
q verdict. Judge Sawyer instructed them
to retire, and to hand q sealed verdict to
the Marshal in case they arrived at an
agreement.
Yesterday morning. while General
Grant was out for Q morning ride, DO.
fore leaving for oakland. Denis Kearnsy
called ct the Palace Hotel to pay his 70.
spscts. He again called as soon a. the
General returned from his ride. and sent
up his card, but as Grant was busily m
gagged he declined to see him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

There are on hand at the home Once
about $4,000 Of ophir bullion. This
makes q total to date for September Of
about S65. 600. which Is nearly $40. 600
in excess Of what vas taken out at the
same date last month.
The case OF the State VI. Alfred Whit
asld. James Heating and John D. Cor
coran. for b~urelarisipe the room Of ex.
Oniosr Kinxls, was today continued for
one week,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
Arrival. sh,s norss.E.

W II Strickland. Manager Hsverly's
xinstrsls. J G Yates, IS ellison. q Ste-
phsu. @ Magin. W J Sheridan and wife, D
II Birdsall. J Cameron. r Kirman, A Il
Rutherford. Z Jackson. R Phillips. W Il
Turner. Robert McIntosh and family. 8
Aronson. W r Smith. George W Wright.
J p Becker. J Drummer. E O Nix. + Medi-
Aw Eavens. Mrs n @ Ewing. John
skss. Mrs n Bartlett and family. Mrs p
vsnjohan. Mrs A sutro. J Stowe, Lew
Paramors. J Staples. d McIntosh, N
Windmiller, Nellie Eavens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
Tbe Mormon Cinch.

SALT LAKE. Sept. 28.-The Church Ia
making an effort to compounds thu suit
between the executors and heirs Of
Brigham Young, and thus stop further
exposure. The price Is said to be
500, 900.
The United States District Attorney
yesterday excluded the polygsmists and
those who believe in polygamy from the
Grand Jury, and It now begins to look
as though the Government had taken
hold Of the question In earnest. The
same rule will apply to the trial Jury In
the polygamy cases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
Devilish.

EUsrxA, Cal, Sept. 26.-Wsdnssdsy
night o man named Martin johnson
made q asndship attempt to destroy the
syssight OF q little thrss.ysar.old son Of
DR.. D. @. Thatcher. by throwing vitriol
in the child's face. Fortunately the
cowardly wretch failed TO accomplish his
purpose, the corrosive liquid only
slightly touching one side Of the child's
face. johnson had some difficulty With
Thatcher several months ago, and the
diabolioal act Was attempted merely for
the sake Of revenge. johnson 10 In cos.
tody and will be tried today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
Assessments.

The following. named companies have
levied assessments each Of ten cents o
share. each delinquent in Office October
9th: Mount Hood. Toto. Do Haro.
Sabine. Joe Scates. Geo. Douglass and
Vancouver. See advertisements in an.
other column. The Stock Report says
These claims are located on East Ledge.
A drift is now being run northwest from
the Mint shaft. corresponding with the
north lateral drift Of the Su,ro tunnel.
and when this connection IN completed
IL will enable the economical prospect.
ing OF these mines through the Sutro
tunnel from . depth 1850 feet below the
groupings Of the lodges included in loca-
ton. II ore bodies are found in these
claims. they u be extracted BY means
Of the Sutro tunnel and its lateral drift
ut q very low cost OF mining.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

winnemucca Super Stale Sunday
evening Q row occurred In Paradise over
a game Of poker. One Of the players
drew o pistol and frsd two or three shots
at an adversary without effect. This so
thoroughly digusted the spectators that
they talked Of lynching the man who
fred the shots. They considered such
poor shooting O disgrace 10 the camp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
OCTOBER SIIfH 10 ELRvRNfH,
QNoLUsIvI)
Hisnday-Nrss Day.

uA0n0AY-EUEM Da
20. Iouke ior s.yesi olcs wnion naye ne,oe
staitsd IN ace: szo esen' sio torisi'' ~"
aGSS0; I'VE IuiiSnss. e,o.,o A.. s,s n ...o,a,
three-quarters Of . mile.
NO. s.Ballinette stake: Tor tnorougnersd =
yssto i9 niles: Socis'y 70 saa 49, uss1
one ana = nAI m,ee; enusnce ~; Any n,Iy
.nst "a pteviousy won inoe snai o.iIy
pounas es.,s; ana ny ny 20. ~ We w
IT, s,sn. poaras ea.rs; sny n,ayssaun an 70
save entrance.
N~o.t-ruise icy, sloo 70 INST: SIV 70 So
ona, ~ % tnitoi neats OF Q mile. iree ior ~.
No; Sna9soie race, stake OF ~ eaen, sio ios.
isit' xlOv addeai one and quarter mies 9vsf
weights.
Tuesday-Secsnd Day.
M a-r,o,,,ro. s.n .,.... ~. ~, all ho.>..
,n N...a.. .isn ~. = Sn..s y ~. ~
~ sspp,n' sisv tot u ~, no'ses ,,vm S Usn.I -
"a "a rI "a nc aoaOc coo1sies. SsiLsorni..
Az -. saon. 49, sSuuM 0f.sos, asos.n
11y, ny purse WV nrs' none sAV' sseono morse
~ -..
80. IIlouise lres TOT III tn,ss mi.ss nc
horse Sl25, third horse SIS.
wednesday-Third Day.
tsrs Of |. mile. 40 eseb: is foyssit. sims SSsd
as o.. . , $50 sdde5:o ns md nss.iSStS miIss'
NJ, io.nssh Of = hsif miis. free fap IN borsss
in Nevada and counties named in California and
horss Sso.
No. iI-stskss Of S2s each, D. D.; Roid medal.
value sioS, sddsdj one mile ior am.t:rr ndsrs.
bsrs Of the state Agricultural Society, Of tbs
Pacific Cost Blood Horse Association, or soms
regular Jockey Club, and no one Who makes q
butiness Of training horses. or who has ever
riddan onos for money, or 10 engaged In The en-.
ployment OF training In any capacity, viii BE- s.
iigible. Nomipations must DO made In tho
name Of the peron who 10 TO ride; the horss
named to the Secretary On Monday, the nrstdAy
Of the Fair.
No. l2-Hurdle race. pure $500; hrst horse
offs mile; winner OF the hurdle race on toe nrs
day to carry IS pounds extra, second 8 pounds
extra, welter weights.
NEVADA CUP-No. Is Hsndicsp Sweep
stake, $50 each; S25 forfeit; $40 declaration;
$500 added; two aud . quarter mile; sscond
horse TO receive 500, third 10 save stake.
Weights announced August 2sth. declaration 70
b made September ist.
NJ
No. IA rotting. mile and repeat, free for eli
&c. U m ~ Nsssas go Sounnss t NV:
nrst horse t2sO. second horse 500, third hons
sS; uLr.,,.,. q.
thrss In Ave; purse $500; nrrt horse $500, SEQ
o.d horse 500:
purse siuoi nrst horse sasO. second horss $50.
~Pr,a.v.Pins nav
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
~

Ladies' Grand Tournament, for the moss 20.
compllshsd and graceful lady riders, Wsdnss-
day, october 8, 10 O'Clock 4. =.
Ths Society ofers four premiums, which viii
consist Of the aociety's Silver Plate, valusd ~
sprctivsly d 500, SO. 80 and 90.
The lady Who 70 sdjudged drst, hall have me-
choice Of all premiums offered. The second
LADY shall have second choice, and % on.
It 10 expected that other special premium
will be sdded 10 this List By private oonunou'
ton.
None but ladies Of the highest reepscaninp
Win be allowed 70 compete for prfsss.
Ladies' Wishing to compste Tor p.ises WI
plesse send names 10 Secretary noorsso y
~ members Of the socissy.
MILITARY Tournament -. Friday 10
s'clsok a. III.
prmium also, and special premium OF gold
NEAL. yslus 800 (gift Of President ttsvsnsou)
Tor tns beat drilled Military oompany-no
shootIne. The Company composing shall ~
nost vtth mos les than forty men, and VIII b
centred 70 drill IN accordance with "Upton'e
hi n. Army Tscties," In The '6chool Of the Com
any, paragraphs ifl 10 10, and In shrmisA
ddll,~ psAefaphs 40 10 90.
q. @. sTRvRNo0N, Rrssi6sss.
7.p. ooNsTooK. sssssssy. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
Denarsares l.ass Evssiag

oeorgs Fletcher. Ed Pierce. W Melon
aid. J O Caldwell, W L.Taylor. N Nugent
and wife. Miss Katie Quinn. Mrs I V
Fooss. n u Bsnhsm. Ray Williams. Mrs
q Isrssl and child. Mrs Geo r Davis. n
Ash. T 8 shield. Otto Weber, JK Heron.
W Balch and wife. Miss K DUB. Mrs
Tor, Miss X Arnold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
STATE FAIR PRIVILEGES.

DRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
FRIDAY, the 3esh instant, for the priyil.
eye Of selling loo cream ct the Fair q ounds;
also, for selling Ice cream st the Pavilion.
Also for the privilege Of rsstalrsnt and lunch
stand 1t the Fair Grounds. Bids 10 b made
sspasstsiy. and 70 b ssnt 70 !. 2. oomstoek,
Bsorstary. st Rsno; or 70 Q. Q. stsvsneoa. -
Cold Hill Ths Trustees rsssavs he right 70
"S ssis 'i saii, ss,.. a, ,sn. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

n, Dan msSs money faster q work for ~ than
q anything slss. Capital mos required; We
Vii stsrs you. Sl2 pR day d hone made b
ms fndus1ious. Nan. woman, boys and girls
hantsd sveywhas 70 vcrk ioe ua. ~ 81
Ihl e1S TaU1 D 90, Augusta ,faiass
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

Teacher to much corrected pupil
"Csn you tell me where the Blue Ridge
IL ?" "No ; but I can tell you where
the black and blue ridge H." said the
boy, as he rubbed his lacsratsd shoul.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

Rev. Henry Morgan says that he will
will proceed against the first church lot.
terry In Boston by bringing action at
law,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
KILLED IN THE UTAH.
JOHN ROWE THE UNFoRrUN-
ATE NAN.

Thrown from she Cage Into the
sump 81 Feet Below-Tessimony
Taken by she Corooer-verdios
of Accidental Death and No One
90 Blamo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

A popular ballad Il called "Applss
are Ripe" It il said to have . nns
coYe-us.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
"0H! N.Y.:
BACk!" !

PRKHdLY for nIseAsea Of The Kidneys. hladder.
Liver and Urinary organs. Dropsy. Gravel. Ola.
betes, Rnght's Disease Of the Kidneys Ineontinenes
q aU Etisss''H R 4 YEf;x 'n Ia: s'%, eve m's bee.
known 70 fail.
MoosrsrowN. Burlington Co.. NJ. Sept. 10. 1875.
wn. 4. OLARxI. Dear Sir :-Eighteen months
physicians and friends dsspsired Of my ever
getting well. The nrt bottle Of HUNTS RE.
MkDY gave me great RELIEF; I feel / o.e my
very existence 70 HUNTS REMEDY. and I am
deeply thankful. ABIGAIL g. COLES.
-srRIyerIIlp. Emnsham CO, Geo., May y. ia0;
HUNTS REMEDY IN . complicated case Of
Dropsy which I had been treating for eioht
yeafs, and I and HUNTS REMEDY 10 the best
medicine for Dropsy and the Kidneys l have
aver uaed. WIN. III. WILSON. u. d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

It Is the best proof Of the virtues Of q
family circle to see . happy hrssids.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

How few faults are there seen by rs
which we have not ourselves committed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

There Il nothing 20 fatal 70 comfort -
well - 70 dseoyum - fuss,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

n. rr..eisee Board.

LAST EVENING.
100 Raymond 4 Ely. I 10
40 Eureka Con-. %
Jackson,
200 ella, Sc. SOC. $50
so Leopard. $50
10 Northern Belle. 81
200 Hussey. l5c
400 Metallic. Coo
1875 Grand Prize. AZ, "
2k70 Argenta, I 10
1900 Navajo. 40c
500 Endowment. SOC
$50 Independence. ! 3d.
$50 Star, SOC, 73c
2205 Belle Isle. 81. 6k, sh,e On
ALSO Day. Coo. ose. 500
400 Hillside. ! 30
100 Paradise, l GO
100 Albion. loo
60 Tioga. s 05
225 Summit. I IS. ! w
50 Wales. 1ie
225 Mount Diablo, 5k,6
2i00 North Belle Isle. 400
1000 Big Prize. iSe
$50 Modoc. II
lao Bodie. l3k
$50 Bechtel. I 40
80 Booker Con-. I 10
$50 Queen Bee. SOC. s5c
500 Con. Pacific. 81, 3. 81, ~
500 Crosus. zoe
400 University. 900. 35e
80 Rustler. soc
so Bulwer, IL
200 Qoodshaw, 500
100 Coneordia, zoo
so Belvidere, $50
leo Blackhawk. $50
200 South Bodie. 500
$50 Dudley. I 40. ~
450 Jupiter. IN
80 South Bulwer. $50
2s0 Addenda. $50
$50 MONDAY. 3
500 North MONDAY. IN, l ~
500 Vortex. 40c
400 Orient. zoe. Csc
ITO Mammoth, II. IN,
500 Boston Con-. I IS. I 40. N
$50 Martin White, 2 TO- 2, 2 Us
1850 Tiptop.1
500 Caledonia BLACK Hills). AZ
$50 Giant and Old Abe.
THIS MORNING.
245 ophir. 4sx. 43s
265 Mexican, 81
ass Gould & Curry. liz. liz
l60 Best 4 Belcher. l7S, Is. lsS bio
rs California 5s. So
lis Savage. l4S
$50 Con. Virginia. 81
$50 Chollar. Gu. ca
$50 Potosi. 81. 3s, 5S
l20 Hale 4 Norcross. l3h
ass Crown Point. 3 As. 3 40
1900 Imperial. I IS
60 Kentuek. A
2i0 Alpha. In. i7's, In b5
$40 Bslcher. 4 IS. 4 ~
10 Confidence. l0k
rs Sierra Nevada, 4Gk, 46t
20 Utah. 20k
SOS Bullion. IL. s.. 8 b30
100 0verman. .
GAS E~xchequer. 81, Sac
ls5 Justice, 81. . 70
l65 Union Con-. Tan. u
$50 Alta. Q. 81
500 Lady Bryan. $50. 1
l05 Julia, 4 Is, 4 10
las Caledonia. q 20. As
200 Silver Hill. i ~
6Challenge. 2 80
100 Occidental. 81
100 Phil. Sheridan. 400
100 Lady Warrington Con-. ! 0S
800 Andes. I 20, lis
2075 Ward.
SIS Scorpion. 3 co. 8 IS. 8 20. 81
100 Leviathan. SOC
100 New York. COO
90 North Con. Virgins. 81
ESQ Trojan, 500
270 Benton Con-. 81, 8 40
1875 Golden Gate. 81, 81
100 Plovery. Toe
AS North BONANZA. I IS. I 70. I G5
220 Plutus, ~
1000 Maekay. I 20. I IS
500 Con. Dorado,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
DISAPPOINTMENT.

PO6TPONkmENT.
The above s.!sis hereby p~os.ponedto TUES
hour and piscs. O. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff OF Storey County.
BY n. ]. MoCuroHAN, Deputy Sheriff.
Virginia City, September %. 1879. 2etd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Francisco Items.

t.,o14. TO rn GOLD .ns DALI. nvs.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-26

,Do YOU have al Pain
lin yosr Back, Loins
or sidei Mso. your
kidneys are dis
eased. Do not de-
lay. but try at once
HUNTS I'M.
RDY, the Great
Md usy.ald
liver Medi.
N p MY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10
Heroic Workmen.

NEW Yonx, Jan. 9.-Enslish mail I'D.
vices deplore the fact that British en-
ployes and workmen fail to recognize
that only In working harmoniously to-
gethsr can the rapidly increasing strain
on the industrial classss be relieved.
Even among farm laborsrs and employ
srs the fight has become bitter. In
Kent and Essex the laborers have sue
cumbod to pay reductions. The matters
then demanded the laborsrs' retirement
from the Laborsrs' Unions, which are
akin to Trades Unions. and the men re-
fusipg were elected from their cottages.
One correspondent says be has seen In
tho north OF England half . township In
the snow with their goods and chattsls
calmly awaiting the locking up OF cot.
tages from which they had been elected,
aud then establishing their iresidss
under tents. The New Zealand colonial
autorities are %availing themselves Of the
opportunity to attract English colonies
OF agricultural laborsrs. Five hundred
such sailed recently In n body. The
English Government 10 rather inclined
to encourage the emigration exodus a. q
means Of relief to her suffering people.
California capitalists could readily turn
toward the Pacific q heavy tide Of such
emigrants. most Of whom have some
pecuniary means.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10

There were only siIty.ons failures IN
New York last month with $780, 600
liabilities. n against one hundred and
one failures with %. 900 liabilities
In December, 1877.
The House Judiciary Coumittss VIII
send q subcommittee 10 Chicago 70 IN.
vestigste tho charges against Judge
Blodgstt.
A delegation Of Indians from the
Cherokss, Creek and C~hickasaw tribes
called upon President Hayes yesterday.
The Governor Of Connscticut favors
allowing women property holders TO
vote upon questions affecting property.
The Pope has written an important
sncyclical letter. which 70 expected 10
create . sensation when publishsd,
The eleventh annual convention Of
the womAns' Suffrage Convention y
bsing hsld In Warrington City.
Hpurgson denies the assertion that he
Il . hard dnnksr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-10

There was q perfect carnival OF fun
last evening at Piper's Opera House.
The audience was wonderfully stilted.
however. for q time. The farce "Un.
der the Rose" was played, and Hob
biss " was well under way before they
Welded. The surrender was complete,
however, after II. NO. Goodwin, Jr., mp.
psared and began his comicalitiss. His
limitations Of prominent actors are 80
complete that none can fail to recognize
them. And then the fellow has n most
wonderful faculty Of saying. IL not just
the right thing in the right place. or at
least saying everything with just the
right accent. tone and expression to
make everybody laugh. There Is no
such thing as getting used to his ways,
for he never does what any n expects
him TO do. II has been said that ac-
tons speak louder than words ; n he
is certainly the loudest acting man ever
ON the stage Of the Opera House. His
singularities are immense. He Is ably
seconded by Miss Eliza Weatherby. aud
the two are irresistible. Men aud wo.
men were compelled for a time to hold
their sides and laugh. and then hilarity
got the best OF everybody and ran wild
through tho entire audience. The
entertainment OF the Froliques Is
una~uestionably more than has ever
been said Of il. II is certainly unique
as well a. comical. 1t cannot be clasi.
fed under any known head. cannot be
described. No adequate idea OF 1t can
DO expressed by word or mouth or on
paper. And yet it is something that
one can take homo with him ; some.
thing that will come bubbling mirthiully
TO the surface as children walk the
streets f; something that older persons
can remember with pleasure and nobody
can ever forget in his whole life. The
streets were full Of laughter last night
after the play ended and laughter greeted
the ears Of the early risers when thsy
went abroad this morning. "Hobbiss"
is something. too, which will grow ~.tn
repetition. No one can exhaust Il la u .,n-
Gle evening. There 10 more In II than
any auditor can catch the first or secobd
time he hears 1t. II will be rep.si,d
this evening. and be II ever 50 stormy
every seat In the auditorium will GER
tainiy be taken. The attendance last
evening was large. Matinee Saturday
afternoon and "Ths Handles Satur-
day night.