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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,


-uv pn.pn M rorrAYIzATIOy or
~. Town Of Cola Hin have raised the
.....s,n.n, on the faliowing AZ cribed uroperty
t h.,enaing y 10 ~ sbs S osStiss ipd,estsd:
Agency Of the B.ns q s csiio,n!..i%, sl p =, mn
pnNemenn On LV' o. v, p ,.rrrsnts % On
Tnomas DsmonI 49, ny y. ~ p,,cS
Lot ~, pioCA '. y, ~ .!T Riocr
hAngs " .'1 A'' -'"' bs0
nsnge ;........ - -. ,,,, 80, h.is
a.; Csne W.naa N .rS intI
Los 2, po. p " A~As' ~ ~A1 IN
b'ock y, nAnto ~ .....i. on
Seorye - y Deptsynonp ,wr,nssn.,s wssUrn puyit an III
70. B'oea S.oS y; haoss y, szos' po.se.s0.! COO
49,. oy,,ss.,. in.r,c,.,ncrts an Iots
Aten,e nnIs v,nesps ~ pIsss = R,rss 10 sios no on
". n. Hail 4 oo:-Inprcye%snt. on on
on possessory olaini, Sco.......;...':. i'ooo
0. Jones Improvements on LOU - IN
block y. hsneS
'una Mnins oom n .nr ~ RIocr /
W ss' W. s'' 80 - 40
pRe ;;, ~ t., a. soo
.ar. ~ o,.;., Saoo epOO
VI PosssJ Ss. ~ Ssc..n,.rta ann
frospect nine vn p.s. =. 90 wv"
s.ppn&ms & .n-- nn.-n ois,r sSoo SS'''' s''' 900
d. Y. smith ;imp,oysmsn,:. sg. on hI.s h1s
Rsnn. a iS1. improyeneufs on Lot
10 Hi oci g. Ranqe d. $500; perscnh
nrop.rty. scon. 1,e00
Al@ m.ns. E'n.ns oo.p.. % ..,..... oooo
Bslch.r AR SHAFT On Improvements. 5000
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
ANNUAL MEETING.

OPFIcE OF THE CALEDONIA SILVER MIN.
Notice-Ths ninth annual meeting OF the d ck'
holders OF the Caledonia Silver Mining Comps.
ny, for the purpose oil electing Trustees 10 servs
during the ensuing year. will be held on WkD.
NESDAY. the twentieth day OF Aueuet, 1879. g
California street. San Francisco. California.
Transfsr Books will to closed from ~ o'clock
y. on saturday, August 9th. is79. until afer the
mseuns' n. WfaENrR. sscpt,r,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
ANNUAL MEETING.

NrTIcE SOUTH coMsTocK GOLD AND
~ Silver Mining Company, Ban Prsncisco,
California, July 2ist. ls79.-Ths annual
meeting Of the ptockholdsrs Of the South Com.
stock Gold and eilver Mining COMPANY for the
year, and for tho tram action Of such other busi.
ness o. may properly come before u, will b
hold st their once. Rooms . and Z. No. 300 Gal.
ifornia street, San Francisco. California, on
MONDAY, August 18th, 1917, at O'Clock ?. y.
OF that day. Transfer boots will b closed
August 9Th, 1879. at 8 o'clock Pm.
"a ]. n. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16

IT Il Q high. solemn. almost awful
thought for every individual man, that
his earthly influence. which has q com.
msncsment. will never. through all ages,
have an sndi The life Of every man Is
- the we'll spring OF Q stream, whose
small beginnings are indeed plain to oil.
but whose course and destination. as
10 winds through the expanses Of in-
finite years. only the omniscient can dis
csrn.-Carlyls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
ANNUAL MEETING.

nHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
i the Mount Hood Mining Company will b
held q the once OF tbs Company. Room 4. No.
900 california street. 6an Frauciseo. California.
1872, st the hour Of II o'clock noon. for the
purpose OF eleeting Board OF Trustees TO ssrve
during the ensuing year, and the Transaction OF
such other business 90 may come before the
meeting. Transfer books viii close on August
sixth, l61p, at the hour Of p y.
au6 w. w BAuSMAN. Gccretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
NOTICE. OF SUITS COMMENCED.

mo TIE FoLLowINo.NANID DEFEND.
\ ants. and 70 all owners Of or claimants TO
the real 60 ate and improvements thereon. or
improvements when assssssd separately. In the
Town OF Gold Bill, Storey county. nevada,
herelpaftsr described, known and unknowni
commenced In the justices Court Of Township
No. 8. Storey county. Nevada. BY the stste OF
Nevada plaintiff. agsinst each Of the defendants
hsreinafter named, and each OF the follow.
tng-descrtbed tracts or psrccls OF land. with
the improvements thereon. and Improvements
when separately aeessed. and ell owners Of or
chtmants 10 the sams. known of unkoo en-. 70
recover the tax and delinquency ssssssed TO
said defendants sgainst said property, Tor the
nscai year eommencing the lst day Of January,
A. d. is1s, and ending December 81. 4. d. 1873.
and thai summons has been duly issued In
unless yoa appear and snswsr the complaint
nled In said Court on or before the 18th day Of
August, A. D. lsD. ct the hour Of II o'clock
A. u. Of ssid day. judgment win be taken
asainst you and the real eetate and improve
msnts therein dssczibed, for the amount Of tax
snd dsllnQusncy speetnsd and costs OF suit
HamS. Tox oad DsliaQuney.
D. Heagsrty-Tsx and delinquency on
part Of lot No. Il. block no. I. fapee
D. and improvements. .............ti $40 90
Gee Lee-Tsx and delinquency ON u fset
improy.lsnts.: -. ;.;.......::....... ..ss 20
Burke I Hamilton Mining Co., . corpora
tion-Tax and delinquency on lot No.
~. block No. !, range b. and Improve
J. p. xdsms.Tsx and delinquency on
. part Of lot ~. block I. range Z, and
improvsmcnts....... 81 20
B. J. Hamilioo-rsx and delinquency on
lots lin and II, block .. range O.
and dtnpfovemsnts. ts.....:..........tu III %
Dsnnis Cshill-Tax aud delinquency on
the north part Of lot 20. bloch .,
range d. and improvements. ......... ~ 20
Chonta Mining Co-Tax and delinQuepcy
on land aod Improvements west OF lot
y. block .. ran9s p.... $so
]. n. HARRlD,
v..,, S;:..; Il" So .i;;i;ll : Ss :s'''7 O. s'a s;'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
ANNUAL MEETING.

NHPIoR SOUTH coMsTocK coNsOL1DA.
Otsd silv Mining Company, Ban Francisco.
CAL, July Il. 1670.-The annual meeting OF the
stochhoiders OF the South comstock Oonsolida-
Board OF Trustees for rths cnsuins yssr. and for
the Transaction OF such other businvts - nasy
properly come before 10, will be held st their
ONCE. Rooms and I, No. 80 California street,
Fan Francisco, California. on MONDAY, Az.
gust 18th. 1879, at 230 O'Clock =. \. OF that
dse Transfer Books will be closed August ..
''n as;a i ''eio !. 4. B6fFINoroN. seerst.ry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
NOTICE.

AT THE REouEsT OF Tns sToGx; e, ,.1s
a holders OF tho VIRGINIA SAVINGS
BANK. ths Beard cf Directors have de.e,minsd
70 wind up Its anairs: All persons navins
closs up the same; all persons Indebted unto
Iaid Bank are requested to pay said inaeo.sd.
ness. and ali pesons having dtmasds or elaine
against said Bank are requesEd 70 INSehts sns
Secretary and Manager.
yirsiuis. kuRust Q, 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
THE PIONEER
SHAVING / aAlRDREssIna SALOON
NOTICE.

AyyIcE or rHE BuLLloN MINING CON.
~ pany, No. ais California street. Union In.
ssrsnes baildiAGI San Franeisc., July Is. 1870.
70 the stos bholdsrs Of the BuliI n Mining
Company: Notice 70 hereby sivsn that 81 .
Oompany. he'd July 18Th. a. y. ls7p. the assess.
1snt (So. loj -kvisd July stt, Of q 90 pes
shars upon The capital stock Of said Company.
= hsrsSy rssetndsd. =: =. bkAzxLL.
q sSznsy Huiiion Mining Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
Dividend NOTICE.

NPyroR OF cALrFoRrIA MINING CON.
" PxNY. q Nsvads Block. ean lrsnciseo.
Auaust i.isis.-it mestine o. he Boerd q Di.
rScfors Of the sbovsnsmed Company, hsld this
az, . dividsnd tNe. 90 Of n y cents pss
shsfs vas DECLARED. payable eATuhDAY Angus
i6lh. 5saasfW book eicesd untl leth instant,
I ein Q, =, ooapoN eeersl9vs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nYYIoR OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ MINING COMPANY, Room ., Nsvada
ios Of the Board Of Trustees or the above
named Company. held this day. dividend me.
50j OF Fifty Cents per share Wa declared
paysbis on FRIDAY, the lsth day OF
Angus, 1879. Transfer books elosed until the
iI'n ''''An'' A.w. HAvKxs. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
NOTICE.

NyrrcR OF THE BxcHEouER MINING
u Company, No. tis California strest, Union
is1S.-To the stockholders Of the Rxchequsf
Hinipe Company: Notice 10 hsreby siven thss
a : nesting Of the Board Of Dir ctosp Of the
Rxchequef Ninipg Company. held July 18Th.
iS7y. the assessment lNo. ~ levied July 9th.
iv1S. OF ft 90 per share upon the capital stock
Of said COMPANY, 10 hereby rsseipded:
q seerstsry gsehequer Mining COMPANY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
80 PATENT, NO PAY
PATENTS

OsrArNrD FOR MECHANICAL pIvIoIS
desisns. trade marhs and labsls. Caveais A.
sirpments, Interfersnces. Infringemsnts and
sli mstiers relating 10 Patents promptly sttend
Cd 70 We make preliminary exaninations and
furuish opinicns - 10 pateutaoitity. me q
charge. and all who are interested In new inven-
tions and Patents srs invited TO send TOT ccpy
h cent frre to any address. and contains con.
plets instYuetions how tn obtain ratsnts, md
oiher vsiuaple matter. During the past dvs
years ne have obtained neafly three thousand
pstsnts for American and foreign tnvensus. and
county In the Union.
~ LOUIS BAoaRR 3 90,
soiicitors OF Psfcnts and Attogneye q LAW.
u Droit Building. Warrington. ID. o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
VIRGINIA & TRUCKER B. B.

Through Passsnssr Train for esn Franciseo
leaves Virginia daily q Or. =. and enld Hi q
days) With Lightning Exprses irsvtng Rsno =
=. 4 arriving at Ban frsncisco Va Vallejo
st li:i1 a. u. on the following day. On FAT.
uRDAYS connects only with Ovsrland ~.
seosrr leaving Reno q la0e A. H.. arriving q
San FrSpcisoo via Stockton d Gis ?. =. on ths
sIEkfiN3 Oar leaves csr.oa for s.n Iran.
cisco via vallslo daily texcept raturdays) -
T.s6 r. u. Returning. leaves Ban frsncisco To-
Czrpon via vailsjo daily lexospt Sundaysl q
n. n. YERINaToH. esn7 sspt
Z. Nnn. 0en1 Ticket Agent. so6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
MIsOELLANIOUs.
MACHINERY FOB SALE.
FOR sALE.
-4n ...-
Machinery and Buildings
-.aa..s. 70 M
WoOdville g. & s. M. Go.
sss..ssa 4. essA I'm ni.,.s Die
sriss. rs-siss

1900 oov,,vr. vo,cr,ov.
...S ~, ,.,,s~ I.sn,as .onsistinc y
ooe erses tsane SUI 1ogns. We sass., ~.
- -, - 49, !. - "a scn -.
Eene npe W. vS. ~, ...sssstsss
une isvsn;sNo Eueenx Dols" Sssss.
sNsenanx. 49, ,s,.,es ~ ancr. com.
leu. ST. -. - M o,nd,nn ox pAsI IN ,hs Sr,eh xorf
founass!SS ianns oS,ss - soS Sa,., %0'''' a''
sSkssaraNSns nnnnst vs,ve.Oear,d Pumping
ineindins surfnoe bob sud four hundred feet oil
IN hv no inch pump rods. with ss-,pplng plates;
Ton, pinnoer Pumps. 49, diameter, T.foot
strots' and one 6inch Bucket Pump also.
Isf ssSt sineh oolumn two Zine Boilers com.
M" - ~i,h IL stssm nina bsousins 70 pump
snsine. aud brick work around boilers.
Third-One direct acting Air Compressor
.omnist. fnsv5 -'' :
F,,rrth Nfour Mining Cans. lot Of old picks,
shoysis and ann one ssisty cage and chairi
for ssms. -
st,,h~rns H,istius and Pumping Ineine
Rn,iding nknoen ~ ths new boistine uofks).
inciu Sing the eaIlows frame. building bolts,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
ExohAMoG

70 the principal cities throushout the unitsd
States. Europe, japan, China and the kast
land, and on Aonolulu (HswaiD.
Ngv Yoax ,HAxxxxs-The Bank Of New York,
n. B. A.; Ana.ican Exchange National Bank.
Loxpos BAxxxss-Msssrs. smith. Payne q
Smiths; the Union Bank OF London. 81
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vAHIrA%.
NJ .. q pxionr.


fHsou the German Of 0osths.I
I've ct my hes.. apon nothing you zee;
Hurahi
And % The world so,s wen with ne.
Hurnhi
And Who has mind to b follow OF mine.
Why, lea HIN take hold and help ms drain
1hsss uouldy ls~s OF wine.
I ct my hsars arst upon wealth;
Hurrahi
Ard sssssrsd s..y my peace and health;
Ths slippsry change went about Ike air;
Avay it went there.
sss ny hssrs upon woman next;
Tor Ass svssa s.ss vas Oft psrpiexsd;
n. s.,.e ON. ,oos.a oS.; iS ior d.,n,i.r lot.
Ths constant cne ussrisd ms cut and out.
The bsss vn not sssiiy gos.
ct my hssrs upon travels grand.
Hurrahi
And 'Uar''d 'a, sDs. 1,.iIs .si i'd A'A''l''a'
Naught seemed TO bs Just the thing u .hoeid,
Nosi eomfortisss beds end indidsrent food.
NJ tastss misunderstood.
I''s ny heart upon ,,, :scndirs fame.
And, ioi I'm seiiyssd ey some ups'arfs name;
And. aht
when 10 public life loomed quite high,
The folks that psss~d me would look awry;
Their vsry worst frienl wasI.
And then sst my heart upon war,
Hurrah!
We gained some battles with sclst.
Hurrahl
We troubisi the fos with sword and dame
And some OF our friendr Jared quite the sams.
iost leg f.r fame.
Now, I've Get my heart upon nothing. you seei
Hurrahi
And the whole vide World belongs 10 mo.
Hurrahi
The fesss begins 10 run low. no doubt;
Dus at the old csas we'li have one rood bout.
Coms. diink the lees all outl
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sALooss.

BOTTLED ALI AND p0evHn.
~ p. = vsu sssssa visa
Dsss e DraaA1ess
on BsarbOa Wh1skI1es,
0ins on Tee, aal
Oas.ss ~ T>A>s..
Of ne vssy best and Ansss asality.
Asp,s.did JENNY LIND TABLE d II u.
ssloon, or plafefs. ~, . -, cosy si(
comfoitShb 0kUB Ho01 ~
ne p1foasss o ne Ssbhs itEsecssllZ =,
vitsd. 20 10 nj D. 3. DAS1G
SENATE SALOON.
MAIN sTRRRT............JG0LD HILL.
ovpssits Liberty k.si.s Hs.ss,
SAM. sourHWoRTh... Proprietor
TEE CH0ICKsf
WIN ES. LIQUORS,
ALEs AND PORTER.
ras BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, Eco.
This NEW AND RLEoANT SALOON
.Isss :s ssiS q j 4 4. .ssss. ssa 'as:,:; &: @ .s
al the Tear arstwo Of the atsst1tyls
aREeIAn.cuRvE BILLIARD TABLES,
IN. ONLY NEW ONES thu. .r. :. Or :y.. ..,:
most eommodloul q Gold Hiil:
bo1Is .dsv and nisht. csiI sad PROSPECT.
--A-
fANnIUN SALVUNs
- .. ...,.,....
. Soo nOS,, a.. v.- ,ms.
'S~'''' ". N-
s resost % Il All tSs 1 f.yorits. Comfort and
snort conbined Ths nstrons Of Ina house vii
u4AsDY. WHISKY.
~ .0A' .
~,,o .,v. ,u,,.oo -.v,re
IWU PINE bllllAhU IAbleSs
"
CAPITAL
Billiard u 6AkOONs
n ,voo p.n,.,.so,
U. kNVb ..... rroITiosot'
C.s.o.ss {. 10. g. v'ss' LIQUORS. 0''Aaa'
,ur psar p,,,.Apo TAslrs
A slRsT.CLAss EATING STAND.
v,,
Cali and inspect ihs hOspitalitiss. ism
D.nk pvohou0o
""nn nAOAAeO'
MAIN sTRERT.............GOLD HILL
In Aaynsrds Block.
y1Rsr.or.Ass SAIGON IN EVERY
.r.D,.o aoom
:!;! =; i' :: :; :::' ::i ;:s:. ~ u
& sf,:s Ss s.s.s ss s.' " a''a '' to A' ''''ss: ism
...s s1ssoH's .ssels!''....!s.9.ses SALOON, s,...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16

EsREsH BREAD, PIES, CAKES, AND HOi
: Roiis every day. delivered q ths real
dences Of customers.
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RATES OF ohARoEs.

WNIG0 " VWNW0BOs
Board and LODGING. pse week =. .......Si1 %
bo ard and Lodging. Per dAy............ %
OhiIdrsn non 70 II ysars Of age, half price.
UInvaiids. - veil - buslnsas man o.
families, seeking rscrsston and pleasure. viii
and this tbs very place. lsSm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-16
Professional CARDS.

shs Hrss oaaos. Main sirsss, oS'd nm.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-27
FAREWELL BANQUET.

Closing Testimonial to Gen. Grant at San
F'ranoisco-Departure for Virginia City.
San FRANCISCO, Oct. 28.--At tho Palace hotel,
this evening, Gen. Grant was rendered fare
we'll banquet by the citizens of San Francisco.
Every means has been taken to render the af-
fair the most perfect of the kind ever given in
the city. The company consisted of about two
hundred and fly of the most prominent gen.
tlemen Of the city. The decorations of the ban
quet hall We're of the most elaborate descrip.
tion. The tables presented an elegant appear
ance and the menu was served on solid silver
intended to serve the guests rs q souvenier of
the occasion. That prepared for Gen. Grant
was of massive gold. Mayor Bryant presided
and toasted the guest Of the evening in an ap-
propriate speech. to which tho latter responded
as follows
Gentlemen of San Francisoo-The uxbounded
hospitality and cordiality have received since
I put my feet on the soil of California, has
taken deep root In my heart. 1t was more than
1could have expected, and while it has enlisted
me to some little fatigue at times, I assure
you have only been grateful for it. l have
previously been in California aud on the Pa
cihe coast, but have been away quarter of a
century. and when landed here last time I
found that mono of the pioneers had grown old,
but if should remain away another quarter
century would be compelled to oonfess that
some of you had grown old, (applause) and
want to see you again in your prime and yonth.
Gentlemen, in taking my departure l want
to thank you all for the farewell reception
given me- this evening, and express the hope
that whether OF not am to have the happiness
ever to visit yonr city again, I ahall ut least
meet one and all Of you elsewhere, and if it
should not be in life that it may be in the bet
ter country.
The evening passed off pleasantly, many of
the gentlemen present responding happily to
the sentiments given, but ut a comparatively
early hour the party broke up. with many OK.
presslons of mutual pleasure and good will,
and at midnight Gen. Grant and party pro.
ceeded to the special train in waiting and left
for Virginia City.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-27
FALL FRElGHTS.

The Railroad dagnates Of the Northwe6 st
Meet and Advance Rates OH Through
Freizhts-But the TART Considerably Less
Than Last Year.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 26.-The various railroad
companies interested in Western and North
western freight rates were represented in the
meeting of general freight agents held here
yesterday to raise the tariff on Western bound
merchandise. Representatives from the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. Chicago & North
western, Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis, Min
nearOlis & St. Louis, Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, Chicago, Dubuque & Minnesota, South
ern Minnesota, and the Burlington, Cedar Rap
Ids & Northern were present. It was agreed to
adopt tariff on all merchandise bound West
north from Chicago and Milwaukee of from 10
to IL per cent. less than that of last year and
from 20 to 30 per cent. less THAI that of two
years ago. The exact figures could rot be as
certained, as the agreement was nat to divulge
the figures until they go into operation about
the 4th of November. Grain freights from tho
West and Northwest were not changed. The
rates from ST. Louis north aud eastward were
not changed, but after discussion were loft for
further action at a meeting to be held in St.
Louis. The local tariff was not changed, the
new tariff to apply to through freights only.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-27
Personal

Il. W. Donaldson, Utah, at the Merchants.
Hon. G.. G. Hazelton, Boscobel, was at the
Metro. o.itan.
DR.. A. Mapped, assistant surgeon q. s. army,
is at the Metropolital hotel.
Hon. Thad. @. Pound, NJ. c., Chippewa Falls,
Wis, is at the Metropolitan hotel.
Messrs. E. A. Campbell and L. O. Spooner,
were registered at the Merchants yesterday.
wa. NJ. Swift and John Peck, Montreal
were among the arrivals at the Merchants yes
terday.
Louis 8. Booth, Eastern agent of the Chica-
60 & Northwestern railroad company, and wife,
are registered at the Metropolitan hotel.
Representatives Of old world countries were
quite numerous at the Merchants yesterday.
The following were registered: @. Brown, L.
Weeks, France; John Snow. Henry Snow.
Hunt w. Pianist, Geo. Hutchinson, England;
Robert G. Teunard, Glasgow, Scotland.
Lieut.. W. P. CLARK, q. s. army, returned to
the city, yesterday. from Lawrence, Kansas,
where be has been in attendance upon the
United States district oourt, in the case of Ger
tain Cheyenne Indians, charged with murder,
etc. 1t can happily be announced that Lieut..
Clark will remain several days in the CITY be-
fore taking his departure for Fort Keogh, NJ.
T., where he is stationed. Lieut.. Clark is
quartere at the Metropolitan hotel.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-27
NEW YORK CAMPAIGN.

Republicans Losing Fal h in the Kelly Bolt
Democrats Satisfied With the Outlook,
and Confident of 10000 Plurality.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
New York, Oct. 26.-Republican stump
speakers who have heretofore laid great stress
on the factlonal fight in the Democratic ranks,
are beginning to warn their hearers not to put
too much faith in Democratic divisions. 1t is
hard to exactly estimate Kolly's strength. for
it is evident that good deal of the enthusi ISM
his audiences have shown may prove to be in
large part only the excitement of curiosity. It
is thought that many of the boilers, alarmed
for the fate of their party next year,
may surrender after all to. the regular
nominee, and that the Kelly movement
may not prove formidable at the polls as it
has appeared in the canvass. The managers Of
the Robinson campaign have been looking
around for straws Of encouragement and they
profess to be we'll pleased with the result
They say they have heard from nearly every
cleo; ion district in tho State and reports war
rant the belief that Gov. Robinson's plurality
over Cornell will not be less than 20, 0O0. New
York City will cast a larger vote this fall than
in any election since 1876. The registration of
voters was completed last evening. The total
number registered is l69,O43. The increase
over tho registry last year is 5000; over 1877
q. 669. It is 15,02l under the registration of
1876,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-27
PURCELL'S DEBTS.

D'scouraging Results Of the Collections in
His Brhalf-Prop sition to Test the Qu-s-
ton of the Liability Of Church Property.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 26.-The efforts to relieve
the needy creditors Of Archbishop Purcell are
meeting with very discouraging results. The
collections which were promised throughout
the country are slow in being taken. and are
small in amount. Those in the New York dio-
cese are reported to amount to S37. 900. In the
dioceses of Philadelphia and st. Louis none
has yet BEEN made and none is expected. The
smaller dioceses ore too poor to do
much. It is estimated that the
entire amounted collected in aid
of the archbishop will not exceed S75,O,O.
This is not enough to pay the interest that has
accumulated on the vast debt since the assign
ment. It has been decided that the arch
bishops assignees shall pring suit to test the
question of the liability Of the church prop
erty generally throughout the diocese for the
archbishop's debts. Should such a question
be decided favoraoly to the creditors, it would
take ell of the best property of the church to
meet their demands. Altogether the worldly
effairs of the diocese are in a very discourage
ing condition.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-27
GARFIELD'S GAME.
A Canvass Gives Him a Good Load for
Thurman's Seat.

A Canvass Gives Him u Good Load for
Thurinan's Seat.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 26.-A partial canvass of
members elect of the Ohio legislature has been
made, with reference to the choice for United
States Senator to succeed Thurman. OF sixty
Republican Senators and Representatives in.
terviewed thirty-four are for Garfield. This
is two-thirds of the entire number and twelve
less than majority of the Republican caucus.
The others are divided between Sherman, Taft
Dennison, Matthews, Eggleston and others.
The L. ciination Of Secretary Sherman and
CHARLES Foster 10 become candidates has greatly
increased the probabilities of Garfeld's cleo
ton. TAFT and Stanley Matthew's both have
strength in this county, and will be in the field
as candidates; but the fact that the other
United States Senator is from this county will
not help them. There is a general feeling that
Garfield can be of more service to the Country
and his party in the House than in the Senate.
Ex-Gov. William Dennison will make q sharp
contest.