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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
,RaREaATED EUROPA INNING

0EGRE0ATED EUROPA MINING
- Company. Location OF principal place OF
business, Ban Francisco. California.
Location OF works, storey county, State Of
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that st Q meeting OF
tho Board Of Directors. held on the 9Th day Of
April, 1879. an assossIncnt mo. u OF Twenty:
Hvo Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
10 United States gold coin, to the Secretary. q
the Office OF the Company. hoom ~. No. 2t0
Montgomery stieet. ram Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho 9Th day Of MAY.
1872, will be delinquent, and advertised fol-
sale at pnblic %arction. and unless pay ment ID
made before will b. fold o N TUESDAY. the
21th day Of May. 1879. TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the B1ard Of Directors.
RICHARD b. NOYEB. Secretary.
Omcs-Room Is. No. 40 Montgomery street.
San krAnciecO, California. va
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Union CONSOLIDATED SILVER

" Minins Company -Loc ton Of y Incl. al
pace OF business. sau Ffshcirc0. O lifuiLia
Location Of works. 'irgiLtu Ni.ins Disuiet.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice !. Hereby gwen, thst st . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors b. Id on the slit DAY
OF July. 1879. ~ assessment $50. H. ~
iwo Dollars per share was levied UPS
tho capital sto,k Of the corpo aiio.. payable
immediately. ia United States euld cain, 70
the Seer tsry. at the once OF the Cumpany.
Rooms 3 q u Z. recond door. S0o CAliiorLis
stfctt, ran Francisco. Gel iVrnia.
Any ptvcn upon which this ssressneut phau
remain unpaid on tn f,urtb day OF September.
1879 will be Delinquent. and Advertised for
rsie Of public aucti.'n. and unles. pay mept 10
msds b. forr, viii b. sold on TUESDAY. tho
wv, mtg .ihird day q sspt.l mher ls1y 10 pay
The delinquent asserrm,bt, together with costs
OF advcrtisipr and crpcLss ~ saie.
BY order OF the Board Oi Directors.
i'm BUrFIS'rOS. -ecrt'ry.
0~nles-Tooms 8 sLd Z secoId door. .o9 Call.
form . street San frsnci'co. ,ariornia.
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COMsrOCls GOLD AND

SOUTH COMsTOCK G0LD AND
y SILVER MINING IOMPANY.-Location
OF principal place Of business. Ban Francisco
California.
Location Of work., Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict. Storey County, Nevada
Notice -T.ers arc delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing described Q ock. on account OF assess.
maht tho. o. ltvird on the SDth day January.
1877, the several amounts set opposite tho
names Of the respective shareholders. - fol'
lows:
Names. Cert. ehr. shf. Amt.
Cope, Uhler 4 %. Tn....lH sou 3les..
Ops, uhIerk %. do .....lIs 100 d..
Cope Uhler 4 90. do .....fN 100 rs.
And In accordance with law and an ordero OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the Soth day Of
January, 1877. 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock 10 may be necessary viii be sold
ct public auction st the ONCE OF tho Company,
81 CslifornIa str ct. rooms 8 and Z. second
door, over Il M insurance once, entrance 50e,
California street. san francisco. California. on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of MARCH, 1871.
at the hour Of 2 o'clock =. Y. OF said day. TO pay
said DELINQUENT assessment thereon, together
| with costs OF advertising and expenses OF the
J. ". BUFF Nar0s. Secretary.
Of1re-S1t california street, rooms snit,
second door over e M Insurance Y mpany.
entrance soa oslifo,nls street. ban FrsSci'co.
California.
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our LIVE BUSINESS mem.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERTlSE8a
WHO THRlvE THERERY.

Advspsisisg Busiaess Creates Bust.
asss-PPoats asd Prosperity Eos.
lev -rhas 10 the Expertsacs Of
All who Have Tried IL
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POsrPONRMENT.

A. meeting Of the Directors Of the above
date Of deemin9 o. Oh delinquent for sssyet.
nsnt No. ! VAS postponed 10 ~ATUR Az.
MAY TwENTY.PuUkTH, 1879, and tbs day OF
sale to Monday. June 3. tS79.
BY order Of the board Of Directors.
Old RICHARD q. MOVES. Secfetary.
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NAHD GOLD .ND sILViR MAS.

omcs-Poom. 8 aud Z. .ly CAiifo.uis street.
San rrsncisco. oliifornis. iJylt.td
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set. ..io.....e =.
Annie Moyle ..........
3ey....I0.....b :.
Nellie Moyis ..........
800. ...i0.....6 :.
hobers Moyle $1,000.
xoaldsss.. i i ;iilSi;;i
si2. w. 90 =.
las MeHsms. Trustees.
No.. lo.....e =.
962. e.
" 3 Martin. Trustee.
1886. 100. =.
iP Malioy. Trustee.
2s0....iU.....s =.
Jos MEG iuivrsy.......
lla1.....b.....a 90
Manning / CLARK. Trus
1880. .lW. 30 =.
| l2sl. 90 =.
l2s3. .iOO....@ =.
J De y q Marina. Trus.
lS6....@....26
Jno < McDoLaid. Trus
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Il thoroughly identified with the best In.
tsrsets Of the county,. sno sii eiasss. Of
The gsSBls, hon the LINER 81
CHANT o. the BANKER.
II gives the LATEST
NEWS. :elegraphic
and otherwise
ffom N perts
' va 81
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DANVILLE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DispatcA.l
T.>,-.pxy1o 1910

Correspondence of the Richmond DispatcA.l
JANUARY Is, 1879.
The receipts Of internal revenue for last
week tmostly from manufactured tobacco
irll short OF the amount received for that
part Of last January by S1,257.lS. The
amount received was S7,05T.2l.
The services for the week OF prayer were
attended by very large congregations, and
very great interest was manifested. The
services consisted Of Songs. prayers, and
short and pointed speeches on the subjects
which had been announced in the pro-
gramme.
The annual statement of the Finance
Committee 10 the Council shows that the
amount Of the claims against the Council
audited last year was SCI 1882, and the
estimated expenses for the current year are
put down at ScS,60O. 1t is stated that the
amount OF the tax which the Council is au-
thorjzed TO levy will fall short of the amount
required By about $4,000, and to meet this
deficiency the Council has ordered that ap-
phcallon be made 10 the Legislature for
leave to levy special tax that shall not ex-
ceed $4,000 for the next two years.
Amongst the estimated expenses [ note
t!at OF 5000 for the public schools; that
Oh s5o,OOo Tor the interest on the city bonds,
and that Of $4,000 for all departments of
The city government.
Captain Green Williams, chief OF police,
reports the amount OF the fines imposed
la'' month at Sl51.10; the amount for the
Year, Sl,7l3.l5. ~.
Asrluary report for last month: Whites,
:, consumption and heart-diSease-colored,
=. from scarlet-feyer, from brain-iever,
from accidental injuries. DR.. Robinson,
~ Tie close o. bis report, says, E'Shall l
s sI YOU frown and grunt again by saying
,sewerage:'" ALPHA.
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Ed1ce the wages OF operatives ,,twesty per
cent. as the only means Of facing foreign

duce the wages OF operatives ,twegty per
cent as the only means Of facing foreign
competition. zssss$ 5 +. .i3 a55a
The Times, Judging from The uncertainty
and divided councils shown at the various
meetings Of the Midland railway employees,
editor1alIy declares il not too much 20 say
that they are ready TO return to duty il the
olive, branch IL held ont.
The mouIdess. filters, aud blaeksmiths Of
the railway roIllng-stock work ut Barrow
have struck against the extension OF the
hours Of labor from dfty-four to- ffty-niDe
hours per week. 5>ss TO- J.
WEsT HARTLEPooi.. January 13.-The
steamer Ayeriil, which arriy ed to-day, en-
eJuutered q terrific gale on the passage, and
lost overheard most Of her live stock.
CessTANTINo7LE, January re- Prince
Labanof, the Russian Ambassador, has ac-.
cepted all the articles gof the tefnifiye
treaty Of peace rs agreed to by tAe Porte
but clause 2d, relative to Rnssia's superyi-
sion over the execution OF the treaty Of
Berlin, which is only accepted cd refere7,-
dam.
The scheme. for the organization Of the
genda77Gerie adopted By the Eastern ROu-
melian Commission provides that the COM
mander and instructors shua be. Fren eh-.
men. 49, t.. -. -
LONDON. January 13.-The British bark
General Canl6eld, Captain Cleft, from New,
York for Dunkirk. is ashore near Kinsale-
She is total wreck. The crew was saved
The cargo is saturated.
PARIS, January 13.-Le Tempe announces
that General Borel has resigned the Ministry
OF War. General Faidherbe will succeed
HIM: .F!i r.& .s'AEf Z
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Editors DisDntch: " Whatever NAV

Editors Dispatch: Whatever may be
thought or said Of this matter 1.-THE Rives,
REYNOLDS easel elsewhere-in the Eegisla-
ture, for instance-the difficulty Of the case
is entirely judicial, and can only be dis
posed OF by the judicial department" says
"A. b." sound lawyer and sensible
man. il. the Dispatch OF Monday morning.
Now, Messrs. Editors, this does not mill
tate against what have heretofore written.
The " difficulty in this matter" says g A.
b. . can only be disposed Of by the 3,d.-
ciaL department" That is so as to Mls
case. My sugo estion Of last week is to
prevent future trouble; and as can ounce
OF preventive is worth pound OF cure" l
respectfully submit my proposition; but at
the same time let our lawmakers remember
that the Riyes-Reynolds case is now IN
course Of settlement in the department
where it properly belongs, and that the
least said about it by them the better for all
concerned. q. b. GILMER.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE


e-5 MONDAY. January ID, 1879.
l 05h; United States Az, 99k. 80
state observation-disclosures consols, 55A bid, So
virginia fundable. "a bid; virginia deferred, ~
bid: Virginia interest certificates: bid; Virginia
City observation-disclosures city S's, j. and d.,
lily bid, l19 asked; Richmond city 6,s, }: and
J., l12 bid; Petersburg city SIS, special tax J. and
J., 10 bid; Lynchburg city 6's: j: andJ, 9s4 BID
Norfolk city water s's, NJ; and n, l12 bid
rss horeage ga aas % IS sa E1 ana
Central Railroad third mortgage 6's, j: and j., so
bid; Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage
nom mortgage S's, J. and j., 100 bid; Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6's. j. ana j.;
third mortgage s's J. aud J., 994 bid Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad funded Ss, j. and D., SO asked
Southside Railroad second mortgage preferred e's,
third mortgage preferred 6's, j. and J 6s4l. bid
Petersburg Railroad first Inertgage S's, j. and D.,
l01 bid, los asked; Petersburg Railroad second
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's, A. and o.,
lo5 bid Riehmond and pslersburg Railroad ,s Sc
gage s's, j. and j.. 1O1 bid; Richmond, Fredes-
risksIug and pqtomac RAILROAD moriEagf rs D.
co con- IS. 81. and n. 70 bid; Piedmont
Railroad first mortgage SIS A. and o., IQ2 bid;
RHtoa4 Stockskchm9nd land and Pstersbnrg
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad six per cent
guaranteed, 100 par, rs bid; Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent
guaranteed, J 90 par, S5 bid: Richmond and Dan.
vile Railroad, ! GO par, 81: bid.
Bank Stocks.-First National l 90 par, Is bid
National Bank of Virginia. 100 par. SO bid. S7h
| asked; PLANTERS National, 100 par, los bld Union
Bank of Richmond, 80 par, 40bid; Citizens Bank
25 par, % asked.
Insurance ComBanies.-Virglnia Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par 80 bid. 80 asked; Virginia State. "a
par, 27H bid, 2S!l asked; Virginia Home, 100 par
100 asked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 81
asked; City, 100 par, 81 bid.
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DEATH OF A VETERAN.-For number OF
wears the form OF feeble old blind man
has been familiar on our streets, cropping his
way along in darkness. Formerly he was
in the habit Of selling songs and verses OF
his own composition to procure the means
of living. For many months we have not
seen him, and did not know what bad be-
come OF him until yesterday we received
the following notice: Died, January 8,
1879, near Concord Depot, Campbell conn-
ty, Va, MIR. George A. Wright, in the
eighty first year Of bis age.
Mr.. Wright was one of the founders OF
the Richmond Examiner, paper which at
tanned such widespread reputation under
the brilliant John M.-Daniel, whose genius
expired with the life Of the Confederacy.
He was a member Of the Baptist Church,
and was good and pure old nian.-Lynch-
burq Tirginidn.
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SUFFERING FOR A LIFETIME.

Persons afflicted with rheumatism often suffer for
a lifetime, their fortunes being almost without re-
mission. The joints and muscles OF such unfortu.
mates are In most cases shockinsly contorted and
drawn out OF shape. To afford them even Temporal
nv relief, the ordinary remedies often prove utterly
useless Hostetter's Stomach sittersy the other
hand Is avouched bv persons who have used II to be
genuine source of relief Il keeps the blood cool
by prolno,inga regular habit OF BODY, Land removes
rrmm Il inn nuriiies which, In the opinion Of NIL IA.
tioilal pathoogfsts originate this asoHizing com
plaiht snd its kindred malady, the govt. Resides
this tie Bstters remedy; disorders OF the stomach
iiyer,and nerves, prevent and eradicate intermit,
tent and renlIttent feyers, promote appetite ano
Sleep and are highly recomInendcd by physicians al
q desirable uedfcinal stimuiant aud tonic.
tai 4STu. Th,eS&wt,st1 si's>s ,.s.f : e =. =,
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ICE-GoRGE IN THE OHIO RIVER Cincin
natl, January 12.-The wharf was visited
by thousands Of people to-day in expecta'
ton Of the ice breaking up in the river
Tow-boats have broken the ice along the
river front, and steamers Of the mail line
have taken refuge in the mouth Of the Lick
ing river. The ice is expected to move be-
fore morning. at Portsmouth the ice
moved yesterday, smashing FIVE canal-barses
and sweeping away some fifteen others. Al
Maysvile a breakup occurred about
O'Clock this afternoon. sinking and tearing
loose some fifteen barges and damaging the
wharf-boat somewhat. At 4 P. NJ. the ice
moved again below MaySville, and at last ac'
counts was still fast. A rise Of twenty feet il
reported in the Kentucky river, which. it is
thought. will clear out the Ohio below the
mouth of the former stream. -.'
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EIara !. .sr..as. a.rrs,s ais taess, sss7s;

IIara .srtms. a.rrs,s ais s,esss, ssts7s:: IN
erses sssrsis. agc .eaa,ne sosssa we yes
4hs050c. Gallon: New Orleans. prime. 40taS5c.
Sat- GiyefpooL from store, 81 SO. Ground
suaor: Crushed. lUc.; powdered. 0xc.: grznu-
lated. 94c:; A. &c.; u. sHe.: extra g, eYc.:
gs.iax; 1876 $780, eui loaf Por'o k'oo Dc
gosp: Gennnwn. 5a7c.: best wssnfns. 7Yass
0 asss mssS ssa s1sv s iss ss
i' m s ssa,es Eunpovd slzsaI7S
Fl Hides. asathe,. &c. t*
sHidss:. Green. 4ia5c.: drv GATED l261sc.: dig
Ant. Lao DC; wei sssed, wet ssited can-
Leaiter: Sole leather. ok. 800 49,: sole leather
hn1s isassc loot; ssD. 4os7 sss s n rn e.
ss,ns. ste ss si@ss b. roasn sIs;ns ei -
iron. steel. sstiA &c.
J-en: American rennen. or fnmiaton. ga
@2 2-IOc: D.: English ara american aheet. so
IRON: FIr2fnia coa-hlast efnycooi. ezSas32
warns blast charcoal s3f &4S23 Penns y1yayna az
% Cd Dmoa p s0 ss ,Sa sssza:
ssIf-thKt Is. ten -pemT:: otner AIRS extra =
Pfomgs-Castt1pa: wholesale, &c. retail 40
foDe: Vanilla best 1Aal5c. !: iu,e. sesc.
Rags: Fixed COTTON. Ikc.: white. sS-; wooIsa,
=. Lsqusvs> Wines. &s. ..r-r
Ale: seoasR, best r-zsas, pints s2asz.25 .
dozen, gold. IS" " -1 ~. - : 's&'' = - Is. ~.'
: Brandies: Domess,c. sl-a66Sa: fys4t. sl.3ea
sl.4o; appie. new, 8l7ss0S2; old, s225Gs3;
t Rue rYhtassrs Medaum~ 81. So@32: pure old. AZ
'@Sf: yrglnsa motinsaru, Few, &2@rSS.59, Ia,
s2.5o@a3.50 uad upwards 81
Gin: domestic 81. z5tas2: tnportsd, sc a case,
Neto E7Aytessa Racza : St.3ane1 GO.
Recti6ed IYhtskeus: Market quiet; proof. S1.sg.
LuBbcr. 3s2esv, &c.
:, Lumber: White oak. SJSasl5 I.oo8: Western
YTginia noniar. S15@S20 " 1000: white n,re
SI6S6SB5 a T.0G0= yellow skse boards, sGEsf13 g.;
!oist S106Si& useprdina 80 tsAgths. Shingles
Pine. x2.50fA5: cypress spz-alch. s5a4g25
1000.
SS1ves: Whshey-Sarrel thinker green SlSaAaeH
LOG: ssasOned. 420G$25 3 I-Sp5SA FEonr-sarres
timber. S3GS5 q 1000 Flour-basei po;es, IS !;
hogssRau-hoops, Toe. G, bundle.
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DISAPPEARANCE OF PETER HERDIC.- W.
Transport, Pa, January 11.--Peter Herdic,
who failed for over million dollars about
Il year ago, disappeared from this place ten
days ago. since which time nothing has been
heard Of him. He had been sick for some
time, and his friends aver that he has gone
to Florida for the benefit Of his health. His
sudden departure, however, causes much
comment. In view Of his financial difficult
ties, and it is believed outside OF his circle
OF friends that he left here on account OF a
requisition from the Governor OF New York
for his arrest.
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s.rhS FtrSs Dixsrics.

IL
Hon. e. MI. Braxton has declined IN favor
|of General Beaae.
F. The following ~ an extract 0f q letter
from Fredericksburg s..
East week DR.. K. e. Douglas, of Rich.
Enond county, aceonpanie by his friend, D.
ii. cDonald, os II Northumberland. made
their appearance here and early sought a cons
ference with Hon. j, ,B. Sener, s. j. Quinn,
and John w. Woitz, by whose machsna-
tions last fall, twas said, Hon. George U.
Round was brought into the canvass IN time
to defeat the election OF Judge Critcher.
The absence OF Dir. Sener detained them
for iay or two. On his return, .it seems,
il was decided that Douglas was 20 De the
Radical candidate to succeed ms deceased
Yranehisad can be induced to settle their
head tax for 1878 to give them majority.
with The appearance OF Douglas and Nc
Donald came the Hon. T.. Spieer Curlett,
who also announced himself a candidate on
the Radical side. 1t is supposed he will
withdraw in favor of Douglas, thus leaving
the tield open to BeaIe. and Douglas.
b Sener. Quinn & Co. generously forgive
Douglas for thes errors of last fall, 1for the
sake OF harmony aud peace Ia the future.
and I have no doubt such pledges were
made them as will make them masters OF the
situation in the future. al.s .5a .s,.1.'Ees
But few persons OF either party have
paid the capitation tax OF 1873, and unless
persons do Of course they can't vote. Out
Side of Fredericksburg, understand. but
ftweny-three persons two colored) in Spot
sylvania county have paid the tax. In
STAFFORD county, out OF n voting population
.of thirteen hundred or,more, but ffty-tbree
In all have paid the tax up to this time. OF
course but d light vote will be polled, and it
is impossible to speculate as to the result
where such is the case. a-
The recent breakup OF ice in the Kappa
hammock destroyed small portion OF SCOTS
bridge, at this place. 1t will take two
weeks to rebuild the broken portion. In
the mean time persons from the other side
are forced to so around by Falmouth, several
miles out OF the way.
Some excitement exists in the wheat ana
flour market. / understand some capital
lists are buying all the -four in the hands OF
our merchants. This seems to me TO be
somewhat heartless these hard times.
| T0N
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A LEGAL QUESTION Observation-Disclosures
phiq, January 1.-THE question whether a
foreign corporation which has no office In
this city nor transacts any business here can
be required 10 answer in a suit brought
against it in this jurisdiction was decided
atiirmatiycly by President Judge Thayer IN
the Common Pleas Court to-day in the case
of Eby Us. The Northern Pacific railroad.
Service was at once made on the president
OF the company.
[Who, it seems, does reside in Philadel-
phia.1 T.
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The Nors,, carolina senatorshrp.

IspeciaI teIeRram to the Dispafch.1
RALEIGH, \. c., January 13.--ht caucui
OF the Democratic members Of the Genera
assembly held tonight the Hon. a. s. Mer.
.rimon withdrew from the contest for United
States senatorshfp, leaving Governor Vance
IN possession OF the field. Judge Merrimou
said that he did thiS 10 the interests Of peace
and harmony in the Democratic party. 81: ".
Governor Vance win probably be nom.
mated by the caucus tonight on the firsi
ballot. r fe y. X > 49,:
General Clingman, who has been regarded
as "the dark horse,'' left the city this eve.
ming. 3s.s.5 ,''s eas.
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Marine Disasters

LONDON, January 13.-The italian bark
Luiga Ollvar, from Philadelphia for Siloth,
was totally wrecked near Whitehayen.
Eight Of the crew were cast upon the beach.
Nothing is known as to the fate Of the rest.
QUEENSTOWN, January 13.-The British
bark Hancock and German ship James COL
serious damage.
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Riyers sor.ed with Ice,

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, January 13.-Since
Sunday night the three principal rivers OF
East Tennessee have been gorged with
floating ice. Nearly all the lowlands have
been flooded, and fences swept away. The
river here at noon to-day was at stand,
being thirty feet above low-water mark.
No trouble to railroad.bridges is apprebend-
ed; all trains are running on time.
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8 NEWS BY d EL EGRApH
rRoM AI.I.rARTs OF THE swORlD.

THE TcE.aoRGE IN TIE KAEAWHA, OHIO
AND oTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EN-.
COUNTER OF a DETROIT MERCHANT
WITH AsBURGLAR-EATAk ACoIDENT,O ON
THE MARIE1Tk AND CINCINNATI RAIL.
RoAD-sHocK OF AN EARTHQUAKES AT
JACKsoNvMLE.F LA.-FEARs ENTERTAIN
ED FOR THE SAFETY OF STEAM
sHIP-A WOMAN FRIGHTENED TO DEATH
BY BEING CHASED By a HORSE THE
BROOKLYN PEDEsTRiENNE- WASHING
TON NEws-wORK OF THE TELLER COM
TEE-oBITUARY-Aa LAND CASE De
CIDED. BLYTHE SUPP EME COURT a FIGHT
WITH THE IEDIAFs-DEATH OF PRINCE
HENRY OF Observation-Disclosures FOR
EIIN NEWS, IS. &C. 49,
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The Taussoany Troubles.

New YORK., Jaanary I3.-The Supreme
Court Chambers were crowded to-day with,
politicians interested in the bearing Of the
case to show cuiise why the temporary in
functions restraining Tammaay Society from
initiating members elected Sew-Year's eve
shoad not De- made permanent. Counsel
for the Sociaty requested. an adjournment
ursil!the 2iah instant, ana the motien Was
granted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-14
FATAL Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, January 13.-Saturday night
a west-bound freight train on the Marietta
and Cincinnati railroad, when near Mineral
CITY, broke a coupling. The extra freight
train following ran into its rear just as it
reached q trestlc thirty feet high, crushing
the caboosc. Three passengers jumped
from the caboose and alightcd on the solid
ice below. One Of them, Washington
Reifsnyder, was instantly killed, and Will
liam King fatally injured. The third, John
BetZ had his feet crushed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-14
EarfhuuaEe in Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, January IA severe
shock OF earthquake was felt here about
1l:45 O'Clock last night. which lasted about
thirty seconds, and appeared to move from
southeast to northwest. Buildings were yio-
lently shaken, crockery ratified, and doors
thrown open. The shock was felt at 81.
Augustine, and down the Gull-coast from
Punta Rosa to St. Marks, rs well as over
the interior portion of the State. Nothing
OF the kind was ever experienced here be-
fore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-14
Cable Mites.

/ LONDON, January 1s.-The Governments
of Germany, Great Britain, France, United
States Belgium, Spain, and Portugal are
said 10 have agreed to the rules drafted at
Berlin to pre- ent collisions of. seq. II->iIiSI
|; AtParis Dispatch says velvet mannlaca
iturers Of ST, EIienne bare resolved 70 Fs'