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IRELAND.

LONDON, October s.-The commission
consisting Of Parnells, o'Connor, Power
and Finigan, Home Rule Members OF
Parliament, and others, formed for the
purpose Of conducting an anti-rent agita.
lion in ireland, have agreed upon an ap.
peal 70 the Irish race in the colonies and
In the; United States to promote the own
ership Of the soil by the occupiers instead
Of the landowners, who, the appeal de-
clares, should, however, be fully compen-
nataI
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and stationary. ''N'
The Ed. Pope letttOr MatamOras ysster.
Mr. Henry seamon has made arrange.
ments TO send fat boat down the r;Ser
on Saturday, leaving at o A, NJ, sbarn
Freight will be received at The Peonles
Esy;ANs'yILLE; T = As;' October s.-Riyer II feet
sna sss y 7tasliing' Weather clear. Ther4ome'
GISoISSA1I, October s.-weather fair
an and warm. River 2 feet Ii inches and
CAIRop October s.-River g feet Q
naSnts inSnes and S1. rising. Weather fair. Their.
mometersE -
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PLAYING TnE DISGUISED LORD.
Wanted it Kept Secret ~ the villain WINS
Pursuing Him.


ERIE, Pa, October s.-A young English
man calling himself Martin is in great de-
mand here. By letter of introduction,
supposed to have been forged, he gained,
admittance to highly respectable ksnily
named Fulston, and conf1s.Niaily pro.
claimed himself ViscowhY Herbert, heir to
the Earldom q ~ 'Edgecomb. He prayed
heir,.was seeking his life. His lordship
borrowed about $500 from the hospitable
family, an English one, which took him in
and 1t Is rumored that he had obtained
about $500 dollars more from other par
ties, TO whom he confessed his nobility
under the seal Of confidence. He has also
committed forgery and has been engaged
ina black.mailing operation. His arrest
Is expected.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

The total receipts OF gold from Europe at
New York, yesterday, we're S2,97s,OO6.
The Yelled Prophets demonstration at
st. Louis yesterday was the grandest
spectacle ever witnessed in that city.
The Treasury Department, yesterday,
purchased $50, 900 ounces Of silver for the
Philadelphia and San Francisco Mints.
The National Association for the I'D.
-yancement Of women was held at Madison,
Wis, yesterday. A number Of prominent
women were present, and topics OF inter
est TO the sex generally discussed. '8
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DIsErace and suicide.

LEAvESwoRTu, October 81. Q. Byons,
who has just been relieved as Manager Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
Of this city, for drunkenness and inatten.
ton to business, disappeared last night
leaving word that he intended to drown
himself in the Missouri river, to avoid dis
grace, as he was short with the company.
He also said that bad whisky was the
cause. He leaves wife and child at
BROOKLYN.
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JOHN POPE,
Brevet Major General.
baltimore and Ohio RaiIroad piyidepd

BALTIMORE, Mo-, October s.-The Direc-
tors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have declared a semi-annual
dividend OF per cent on the stock of the
main stem, and semi.annual dividend OF
5 per cent on the stock Of the Washington
branch. Both are payable November lst
The Board unanimously elected Robert
Garrett Third Vice President-a new Office
made to-day and rendered necessary by
the removal Of John King, Jr., First Vice
President, to Cincinnati, and the fast in.
creasing business Of the road.
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THE o'LEARY BELT CONTEST.
The Inhumanlty OF the Affair.

NEw YoRx, October Sat four o'clock
to-day Pierce, the colored man, was trot-
ing around half asleep. His trainer in.
sisted on his keeping the track and gave
him large dose Of brandy to Ereshen him
up. He drank 1t eagerly and started off
at run. He fell in tit on the track shortly
after and was carried into his room, where
he remained for several hours. Briody is
doing admirably, and spellacy is coming
up as favorite.
At one o'clock the score stood: Allen
262, Bran 165, Briody 255, Curran 264,
Faber 272, Fox POI, Howard 26o, Mckee
1888, Mahoney 247, Murphy 2S2, Pierce
296, Russell $50, Spellacy 260, Walker
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October IA Cabinet Council
was held to-day, chiefly to consider the
question Of complete amnesty to Com.
munists, which has been reopened by
some of the journals. Bitter opposition N
the measure was developed, and II was
determined to oppose any agitation Of the
matter in the Chambers. Incidentally the
Educational Bill OF N. Jules Ferry was in.
formally considered, and It's support in
the Senate was agreed upon,
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KANSAS Cry, Mo-, October s.-The Chi,
cago and Alton train which leaves this
city at 8:4o p. NJ, was robbed OF its ex,
press money at Glendale, Is miles east Of
this city. The train was robbed By about
20 masked men, who kept up continual
firing while the messengers safe was rob.
bed. The messenger was knocked down
but not seriously hurt Fifty thousanC
dollars was the estimated loss. The agen
at Glendale Is missing.
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CHICAGO, October s.-A Tfibunt'I Ga.
lena, Ills, special says: Hon. E. B. Wash.
burne to-day received a dispatch from
Gen. Grant stating that he would be in
Galena some time in the week preceding
the meeting OF the Army Of the Tennes:
see in Chicago on November u. Exten.
sive preparations for his reception are
being made.
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HARRlsoSBuRo, Va, October Sex
Mayor of Harrisonburg JoOseph P. Hyde
was shot on the public street Of the town
last night about nine o'clock by OK. Chief
OF Police Joseph Fl. Kelly. One ball en-.
tered his right shoulder from behind and
another passed across the abdomen, pro.
ducing slight flesh wound. Kelly fled.
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CINCINNATI.
stove Mouldor.' Strike

CINCINNATI, October S.-Thls morning
all the stove moulders in the Ohio Valley
struck for an advance OF 10 per cent and a
renewal OF the old board prices. Three
prominent stove tirms haye yielded 10 the
demand, aud the men continue at work.
A number ofothers decline to give an In
crease.
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DIsMARcK Ann rae VATICAN,

BERLIN, October 7.-Rumors current Of
Bismarck's conciliatory efforts towaEd the
Curla in waiying the recognition Of the
May laws as prerequisite 10 further me-
gotiations with the Vatican are received
In diplomatic circles with considerable in.
nFaHnIikv
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NEw HAVEN, October S.-The indictment
charging Rev. H. H. Hayden with the
murder of Mary Stannard, was this morn.
ing quashed because of flaw, and the
prisoner dlschared. He was re.arrested
and committed to Jail,
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Do not poison your little ones with auy
soothing remedy containing Opium, Nor
phia or Paregoric. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
Is warranted not to contain any Opiates or
anything injurious to the infant saystem.
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A "MoIlIer Resnlie,I

HARmsBuRa, Pa, October s.-Gov. Hoyt
has granted respite until November o to
John o'NeilI, one OF the Mollie Maguires
sentenced TO be hanged at sunbury to.
morrow.
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The Conservatives, Clericals and Poles,
who support the government, will
have 257 out OF 4S2 seats In the German
Reiehstag.
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EOR sALE-THE PIANO WAGON
y q Adams 4 Lqeaa, Tho running g.Ar, .rs n,',,.
lev uoH WI Se S9I at very low pricV. To 30 Segu
1t diS tas store Ol G Y. Lucas. Apply 70 - w ''O"
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FoR RENT-A NICE BRICK DWELL.
ING, on Main street, FInt WArl. nouse ha, Gi1
rooms and attic, With pantry aud bath nE,ln, water
and gas thr0uGhdut Pose sion given October ISt.
Apply TO- c. HeFYCy, Real ESt4te Agent Market 81.
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FOR RENT,

FoR RENT-TwO FURNISHED
u RooMs, with or without OOaid. Addre-a Il,
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TOR RENT
FOR SALE,

F0R SALE-CHEAP-BUGGY Avn
l. Harness, Enquire Of 't-'N
oe7.s THOBURN & nRn.. nrn,nr,
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F0R SALE.-HoRSE, BUGGY AND
HARNESS. HurSe can heat S.IS. v.,s.-i ~
SeIl brel and stylish. Can be seen al Fiubes Liy"SI
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A Slight Increase In Yellow Fever at
Memphis.
Accidental Fall Of an Elevator In a
NJ Boston HOtsl.
Blalne's Big Boom at ChllIIcOthe,
Ohio.
News from Captain Payne's Pent-up
Command.
General Merritt Relieves Him lust In
Time.
ST. CIAIRsvILLE.

Republican MAS HeetIng-An Enthusi'
astic Audience and Good Speeches.
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FoR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE,
One large, or two small farms, in Marshall
county W. Va, 10 miles S. f. from the city.
enquire OF Il. FoRBEs,
SEQ Custom Hons
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-21
CONVICTED.
James Foley and George Tracy Of
Burglary Threats Against 10
rors and she District Attorney.

The trial OF James Foley and George
Tracy for ~burslsrlzing the San Francisco
restaurant. July 8. resulted In q verdict
OF guilty. and the oulprits are to be SEN
fenced next Thursday morning. The
jurors agreed on the second ballot. and
aroused the ire Of the defendant Foley
beyond control. he has long been
looked upon by the authorities as Q des-
perate man and has not been overrated.
One OF the jurors unwithngly retained
In his hand q third but unrequirsd bal.
lot Of guilty" when the jury came In
with their verdict. Foley saw this and
said to the juror as he passed him.
'You son OF . bitch; I'll get even on
you" When being conducted back 10
Jail. he passed by others Of the iurymsn
and through his olsnched teeth muttered
threats mingled with vulsarity which Is
unfit for public print. Hs INDUCED his
threatening humor freely also against
the District Attorney. and said that II
he had q pistol he should not leave the
Courthouse alive. Such men are dan.
Qerous, and their manifestation Of their
evil disposition shows that their best
and proper place IL In close confinement.
The probabilities are, however. that
Judge Rising will put this threatening
convict and his fellow where they will
DO powerlsss for harm for . term Of
years, at least.
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s'iper's opera House.

Already people are beginning to sntic.
ipate the arrival here Of the Colville
Opera Burlesque Company from Chi.
caso. The troupe is composed Of TWEEN.
ty.sight people. counting among the
number some Of the best artists In that
line in the country. They bring with
them all the scenery. costumes and other
stage appointments necessary to present
their pieces in Q thoroughly artistic man.
nsr. The company will present the
musical burlesques Of the "Masio Slip.
per-" babes in the Woods" Robin.
SON Crusoe," aud other specialities Of
that nsture. All these pieces have been
newly revised and reconstructed and 10
their musical department. according to
opinions Of the Eastern press, are Of the
very highest order. Miss Eme Roseau.
the leader and soprano Of the troupe, Is
said to be u thorough artistic and the
members OF the company. n and all.
have been specially selected for their
thorough fitness for the parts assigned
them, and form a perfect combination
OF artists. The company will remain IL
Virginia one week from next Saturday,
and during tho engagement will produce
the fuest novelties in their repertoire.
The box sheet will open next Thursday
at 10 A. NJ, when seats can be secured
for the season or for any evening Of the
engagement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-21
A BRACE OF ACCIDENTS.
rhey Occur ~ she Overmsn-A Tim
Der Plays Hide and Seek wisn .
Miaer-A smashsd Cage and .
Wrenchod side.

A series OF accidents occurred at tho
Overman this morning. In lowering
some timbers down the perpendicular
winzs from the 1000 to the 1900, q OF
the sticks got loose and, instead OF fall
ing to the bottom and smashing every.
thing and everybody. 1t kindly lodged on
q wall plate. It was missed and the
carman took the cage to look for 1t. Its
place Of conceslmsnt was about So feet
from the top Of the winze. The carman
passed It without seeing Il and went
below Il some Is feet when It went In
search OF him.
The timber did not Hnd the carman.
but 1t found the cage he was on and
smashed that up, threw Il out Of the
guides and left the fellow in rather o bad
ax, although uuhurt. The engine at
the head Of the wiuzs Is Q counier.bal.
sncs and as one cage goes down the
other comes up. 1t 10 impossible to run
one reel without running both. and there
the fellow was. The bell rope was
then called into requisition and Jacob
Stericha went down and the man was
raised by the cord. Sterioha had o n
siderable trouble in getting the cage
back into the guides and It was badly
out Of order. At length II was got to
tho surface and taken from the rope and
the other cage brought up.
Stericha then went down to see to
things and to take down water to the
workmen in the north and south drifts
from the bottom Of the Wine. When
near the bottom tho engineer. for some
reason. stopped the cage. and while Ste.
richs was talking with the men below he
heard something dropping down the
shaft. He called to the men to stand
from under and then made Q spring
himself to jump from the cage some
eight feet down into the station below.
Just as his head and shoulders were
under the timbers and he was in full
motion Q monkey wrench, which had
been used to take the rope Of the other
cage and left no one knows where. came
whizzing down like o bullet and struck
his right side above the haunch bone.
The wrench cut through the flesh as
though q knife had been used. Fortu.
nstsly the cash. although two and q half
inches long and an inch deep. did not
penetrate to the inner cavity OF the body.
bat 1t barred the inner membrane. It
was O close call. The wound inflicted
10 severe. but not necessarily dangerous.
All things considered, 1t 10 truly fortu.
nate that no more serious results at.
tended the falling OF the timbsrs, and
the other complications resulting from
its slipping from the cage.
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susro Tunnsi Matters.

The last OF this week so more men
will DO employed BY the sutro tunnel
and work will be resumed In the south
branch running ON from the Julia con.
nsction. Since the connection OF the
north branch with the Mt. Hood and
Vancouver workings west from the Mint
shaft, q strong current OF cool air has
been introduced into the tunnel, and
preparations are going on to utilize 1t.
This is done by means Of partitions
along the north branch to the face OF the
north lateral and from the point Of con.
nection OF the Julia branch with the
main tunnel. This latter partition has
already been extended south along the
Julia branch past the point where the
Hale & Norcross connects and will be
carried to the south header. The air
will then flow down the Mint shaft,
through the connecting DRIFT and north
branch to the main tunnel, thence west
to the Julia connection. around the
partition to the Julia header and back
to the Hale & N~orcross and Savage.
The utility OF the late connection 10
already becoming apparent.
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CuLyER CONSOLIDATED ELrcrros.-At
the annual meeting Of the Culver Con.
solidated Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, held ON the 18th instant, the fol.
lowing officers were elected: &. D.
Baker, President; O. O. Baker. Treas.
urer; William Kimbsll, Secretary; Josiah
Belden, 8. d. Baker, William Neiligh,
N. Kimball and NJ. Kinzsll, Directors.
Next Thursday evening there will bss
regular meeting Of the Society Of Pacific
Coast Pioneers and It will be Ladies'
Night" These monthly gatherings at
Pioneer Hall are most enjoyable. and
our people are beginning to look forward
to them with feelings Of great pleasure.
Bill Hills, the well.known quartz
team driver Of Gold Hill, Is getting
ready to return to Bodie and Mammoth.
He says Mammoth is bound TO be the
biggest place on the coast. Fred. Nichol,
another old.time Gold Killer, lett Tor
his mine in Mammoth today.
At tho overman works the north end
Of the building. which was taken OF to
facilitate the removal Of the big pump.
ing engine. has been replaced and the
place where the engine stood has been
Aoored over. showing no traces OF the
yawning chasm below.
Daniel 8. Sullivan and Ed. Byrns
have fled notice Of location Of the
Identical claim, 5000 feet, Flowery
District. aud all springs OF water on the
ground or which may hereafter be dis.
covered; q relocation Of the Quinn claim.
Some Of the old claims to the north.
ward In and about Castle District are
being looked after. Some shafts were
there sunk to the depth OF about 100
feet In l860-6l, since which time moth.
ing has been done with them.
The Bodis Mining Company has de-
clared q dividend Of 30 cents. payable
November /. The transfer books will
bs closed today to facilitate the opening
OF o New York agency.
There was no quorum at the regular
meeting Of the Board Of Town Trustees
last evening, and an adjournment was
accordingly taken till Wednesday eve.
ming.
From the amount OF dust flying In the
streets Of Gold Hill thess days one
might think q new creation going on. or
that everybody had fulfilled his destiny.
The ago Of iron Is fas. being super
seeded by that OF steel lsoms spell II
steal) and nov there Il talk OF intro
ducing steel boilers on the Comstock.
The shan.y Of Irish Mary. valued at
$3.50 and situated near St. Mary's hos
pital, Virginia, was destroyed BY IRE
this morning.
Charles Porman. Of the Qvsrmsn,
Caledonia, and Forman shaft, arrived
from below this morning.
Como wants q ~postofics. and offers -
m inducsmsnt to mail from is to 25
and papers per day.
J. q. Rics has Alsd . lien on East
Bonanza for 3sh days work, $ls<.
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EUREKA CONSOLIDATED.
Annual MeesinE-Eiectiou or ON
esrs-Rep0rs Of she sscrstary.

At the annual meeting Of the Eureka
Consolidated Mining Company. held OF
San Francisco yesterday afternoon,
1858 shares were represented. The
following Trustees and officers were
chosen: F. LOGAN. President; 8. Hey.
denieldt, Vice President. Directors-J.
H. Dobinson. Robert Zsile. Samuel
Hart; w. w. Taylor, Secretary; a..
Donnelly, Superintendent. The Score.
tary's report showed that the total
receipts for the year were 80 $3.50. 435 60;
disbursements, not including dividends,
81, 205. 735 85. The superintendent 70.
ports that during the past year 69.s3A
tons OF ore have been extracted from
different levels Of the mine. a. follows:
Seventh level, $40 tons; eighth level,
80, 900 tons; ninth level. 1850 tons;
tenth level, 1889 tons; eleventh level,
1891 tons; twelfth level, 4.092 tons,
60, 1874 tons have been reduced at the com.
pany's furnaces. No estimate can be
made OF the quality Of the ore remaining
10 the mine. The incline has been sunk
260 feet, making Q total depth from the
surface OF 1880 feet. About $50 feet Of
WINES and uprsisss have been made and
6,092 feet Of drifts run. The 18th and
l4th levels have been opened and par.
TALLY p~rospscted. but no ore has yet
been found in o paying quantity. There
10 still O large portion Of the mine I'M.
prospected between the 9th and 14th
levels, east OF the incline. In which. I
think, ore may be found. The machinery
In the mill has been recently repaired
and Is now In Arst.class condition. /
would respectfully call your attention to
the necessity Of sinking q new shaft, a.
the mine cannot be probably worked
any deeper through the present open.
iuua
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EDITOR GOLD HILL News: Apropos Of
General Grant I send you the following
extract from q letter Of Benjamin Frank
lin to George Warrington. which came
upon In reading the life Of franklin.
edited by John Bigelow. It struck me
as q noteworthy fact that the estimate Of
the Father Of his Country pronounced
by our honorsd American sage had been
10 singularly realized In later years In
the person Of General Grant. Without
intending to draw any historic parallel I
put the extract before your readers .
matter OF somewhat curious interest:
"Should peace srrive after another
campaign Of two. and afford N . little
leisure. I should Be happy to see your
excellsnoy In Europe, and to accompany
you, II my age and strength would per.
nit, In visiting some Of It's ancient and
most famous kingdoms. You would, on
this side OF the Sea, enjoy the great rep.
utation You have acquired, pure and
free from those little shades that the
jealousy and envy Of . mans country.
men and contemporaries are endsavor.
ing to cast over living merit. Here you
would know and enjoy what posterity
will say Of Wsshipgton; for Q thousand
leagues have nearly the same effect with
q thousand years. The feeble voice Of
those erovsling passions cannot extend
so far In time or distance. At present
] enjoy that pleasure for you; ~ ! fire.
quently hear the old generals OF this
martial country, who study the maps OF
America, and mark upon them al your
operations, speak With sincere spproba-
ton and great applause OF your conduct;
and Join IN giving you the character OF
ono OF the greatest captains Of the
Gold Hill. New. Dot. 30. 1879.
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shos Herself.

Mrs. ]. B. Tudsbury. whose husband
IL partner in the butcher Arm Of Tuds.
bury & Bishop. and who lives at 342
South E street, shot herself either acct
dsntally or purpossly at 2 o'clock P.
N. today. One story Is that she
got the pistol and Q sister tried to get II
away, but Mrs. Tudsbury was too quick
for her and fred. the shot taking
effect In the mouth. Tho other
story IL that she accidentally shot
herself. The latter seems probable, for
what object the woman could possibly
have in trying to com NIT suicide Is not
apparent.
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Pleasant aud Coed.

It 10 not to DO wondered at that
Shakespeare made one Of his char.
setsrs say. "Throw physic to the
dogs; I'll none OF il" for too often II is
At for dogs only. and miserable ours at
that. But the ''syrup Of ies." the ad-
vsrtissment OF which will DO found in
another column. Is not OF that class. II
is pleasing to the taste. children love il.
IL is eficacious In regulating the liver
and bowels and as . preventive Of piles.
and an elegant substitute for castor oil.
salts, pills and all sorts Of purgatives.
One trial will DO convincing to the most
sksptical.
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Criminal Cases.

In the District Court today q jury
was impansied to try the case Of the
State against Frank G. Geer and
Thomas L. Newport for smbez.
element, but a. the prosecuting witness
from San Francisco failed TO put in an
appearance. Q nolle pros. vas entered
and the prisoners discharged.
Tomorrow the case Of the State W.
Horace Lapiere. for the Addison burg
larry. will be tried.
So far. only one Of all our burglars
has escaped and he is Roper. who Was
used to convict Foley and Tracey yestsr.
day. q