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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20

GRASp JuRY.-The Grand Jury has
found a true bill against George Young
for the grand larceny Of q watch and
other goods to the amount Of 5000
from Marx Riley. He wa a~rraigned
and will plead tomorrow. Bail. $1,000.
The Jury Is now at work rehearing the
case Of Gilmore. for breaking and enter
ing the Reno saloon and stealing liz.
uors, cigars, etc. They were expected
TO return u true bill this afternoon.
MoRE "SPnrrisM." -. Rev. J. II.
Graves will lecture at National Guard
Hall this evening on "Modsrn Spirit.
ism from . Scientific Standpoint" adj
mission 30 cents. He will also lecture
at the First Baptist Church. Virginia,
Friday evening. ON the Existence oil
God and the Divine Authenticity OF
the Bible Demonstrated"
0vrRruRSEp.-By the turning Of q
siIteen.mule team, with a back.action
loaded with barley into Main street from
the depot at IL n. to-day, a buggy
standing by Robinson 4 Folsom's cor.
ner, was upset, the driver being sent
sprswling TO the ground. No damage.
AssEssMrST.-An assessment Of forty
cents per share is levied by the New
York Mining Company, delinquent on
the 25th Of March next. See official
notice in our advertising columns to.
day.
HxALrHY.-The physicians say that
this section is missrably healthy now.
There has not been n time In lG years
when there has been 30 little sickness.
There are only about ten good patients
for all Of the doctors.
Br q mistake Of signal q bucket at the
Gould 4 Curry. night before last. was
allowed to drop down the shalt. No
one injured and no damage done.
PETITIONS are being circulated on the
Comstock, asking for the passage by the
Legislature Of Gaston's water bill, cut
ting down rates afty per cent.
The bus will make connections with
the Raymond show again tonight. Il
was well patronizsd last evening and will
b. again to-nisht
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
An ~ov.rwerksd Brain.

This morning ut Z O'Clock E. j. Kirch.
formerly in Coles drug store. but more
recently q student with DR.. Bronson. was
found in the Doctors library reclining
In q chair. clad in his night clothes. and
perfectly unconscious. He has been a
very close student, and was accustomed
to be up till a late hour at his studies.
Last evening he was up with q party
writing letters to friends In Germany
till I q o'clock. The bed showed that he
had retired and had got up after the
Enterprise was delivered. a. q copy Of
that paper was found still folded and
lying ON his bed. 1t il supposed that
after arising he had been taken either
with apopleIy or congestion Of the
brain. At l o'clock to-day he was still
unconscious. and breathing very heavi-
ly. There was q knot Of physicians
around him. but the prevailing opinion
was that he could not recover. He Is q
most estimable young man and inquiries
Ms to his condition were continuously
made by his many friends. He will
probably fall q victim to over zeal in his
chosen profession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
Dom, want 10 he An Angel.

Rev. ]. Il. Graves. who is lecturing
on ~Spiritism, etc., At National Guard
Hall. Virginia. took especial pains last
evening TO east ridiculs On that little
hymn sung sometimes by children, 81
want TO be an angel" etc. lie says q
better state awaits the redeemed. Angels
are messengers. while the redeemed in
glory are ''Sons Of God and joint heirs
with Christ TO an inheritance which Is
incorruptable. undefled, and which pas
seth o away" This Is something
worth while according to Mr.. Graves.
II all reminds Of the little girl. who,
when counseled to be good so that whom
she died she could go to heaven and be
an angel. didn't want to DO an angel and
have "fsdders" like n hen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
Locations.

Notices Of mining locations have been
filed M follows:
Miller Code and North Midas Mining
Company; 1900 feet, northeastern por.
ton Of Storey county, nearly south Of
the Smith Hill ranch on the Truckes
river; by J. NJ. Miller. l475 feet; I. O..
z. Phillips. % feet.
Miller Lode and South Midas Mining
Company; 1900 feet; same vicinity as
above; by George II. Cunningham. 800
feet; I. j. winehell, 500 feet; j. q.
Law. 600 feet.
Reno Lode and Reno Tin Mining
Company. 1900 feet; same vicinity as
above; by j. q. Law. $50 feet; j. Ii.
Miller $50 feet.
Stone quarry; 400 feet; on the south
line OF the Sutro Tunnel; by John Bar
reit aud Thomas Cromin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
The irr-p....ib,. Cesa,es.

About $50 O'Clock yesterday after
noon q fight occurred between q China
man and a white man at the railroad
crossing on Union street. Virginia.
which attracted q crowd Of several hum
drsd persons Of all eolors and national
tiles. The Chinese swarmed mp from
their quarter Of the town, aud many Of
them were intensely excited. The Chi
who was in the fight wanted to
have his white antagonist arrested. but
by the time policemen arrived he had
disappeared behind some frame houses
ON \ street. The Monaghan had . cut
over the right eye and his face was quite
bloody, but be did not appear to b
much hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
Indian Outrages.

DEApwoop. D.. T.. Feb. 2O.-Courisrs
arrived OF Fort Meade last evening from
Rapid City with news that two frsightsrs
had been killed by Indians on the Fort
Pierre route. on the 18th instant, atty
miles from Rapid City. The ireishters
names are James Brady and Frank Han
nau. They were OF their way TO Rapid
City loaded with grain. The Indians
killed Brady instantly. Hannah was
mortally wounded. but succeeded In
reaching a ranch two miles distant from
the scene whore he died . few hours
later. The Indians mutilated Brady's
body and set fire TO his clothing. The
Indians that committed this outrage are
supposed TO DO the same that attacked
the party OF hunters a few days since In
the vicinity Of Rapid City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20

s.x,xas RAVE In xcrtox Al meet.
60.
rug " 'u' D"esois '" WV
ns p,
u--.a.. r., W.. psi.
Jsns w. IL Patton: Second Vice Pre,i.
lent u. n. LYMAN: Secretary and Man.
.,s y y Eidredce. Attorney. q. III.
BsIhnan: SURVEYOR George Semi.
Co.
oSkiNp'-p H. 'acAson. "uP'''''e"
ue"' wv ~
Nv,a t",nn5,. ,na gu, ia, III =
paner, Yesterday sent him below. When
the newspapers take so much pains TO
give Q man q send of IL 10 q little I'M
Kind to say the least for him TO persist
In remaining at home.
MANLY Rrcoy,nKp--There 4, not n
man. woman or child in this vicinity
who will not rejoice to know that Mrs.
l.. II. Torp has nearly recovered from
the severe injuries sustained oy het ~
the ume Oh nef husoanu uea'n. cue
Is so'e 70 ''sis her 'iieuas ~ hymn
1% ~ my "'
"i.in' aa's, IN ''s
hoodsd mines Is oe'ns rap'a's ioNe'ea'
II hr. sutio val, % ieady 70 allow .ne
not water rom tne 'ui,a 70 pas. .hf1usn
ms amer IN Que ~eek nou nn u.
no sa.s. 'n',s : no soV saa,aS WV
49," sS..a-an.h
Tvx N,x pr, tn. c,,so, T,b,,n,
=, LAT, -.v.,,r, s.,.,ox c...,,v..
VII OIL mas become a iaw' ana as the
Yin po,s
Isc;.l,,u,, from mar connty Jss;rs ,hs
%s,,sn,ion Of m. inv esllsJ 10 ,ha mo-.
yisions of The bili.
noo-oou-n..a loo. c;,. .,;v.,.;,v
-, -. =, -. -
10 1ne '"'e' '"s'""' "o"'
Defunet ours. n hieiess pointers. set
tsrs, oaaes Wy " se, 'e'I'e's,
s.sa -s..rxwh.,a ami s,;Il ,hs mvs,s,y
;n.,sss.s \. 10 who is doing ali The mis-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
Klonement in High Life.

CHICAGO. Feb. 20.-A journal Wash.
ington special says; The Baltimore
papers to-day contain accounts OF the
elopemsnt Of Lieutenant Fletcher, OF the
navy-aged forty years, q married man
with . vile and two children-with Miss
Bailey. . society belle. aged eighteen
The affair creates much excitement In
society circles. Lieutenant Fletcher Ia
q citizen Of Washington, and his wife
belongs 10 n Of the best families hero.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
Democratic ECONOMY.

Nuw YoRx, Feb. 90. The Herald
thinks the kilograms regarding the sit
uation in Alaska. and British gunboats
having been appealed to for the protec-
ton OF Americans there. must DO de-
lightiul news 10 economical Congress.
men, who see In this unprecedented
movement the Legitimate result Of the
pairing and scraping down process to
which the naval estimates have been
subjected for several years past. The
country will now be enabled TO see how
economy strengthens the national honor
when violently applied to the national
police.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
OF BILIs.
Phoebe ltems.
Recmd,Fsb. Is

The Christy Mil and Mining Com.
pany shipped from Silver Reef on the
9th and 9th Of February two bars Of
bullion valued at S3.393 %.
The Hillside furnace was running sue.
cessfully Thursday, having continued to
work well since It's start on the last run.
During the past week $3.50 in bul.
lion was shipped from Phoebe BY Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
rnR SCARCITY or DIAMONDS,

Gold and Silver. and the difaeulty met with In
securing them, 10 . sure indication Of their
value. Thus It Ia with valuable medicine.
DR.. AuE. Ksissr's celebrated German Pulmonio
Elixir. through the jealousy Of rivals. has met
with the most bitter opposition. and apparently
insurmountable obstacles have been thrown In
its way; but its opponents might % we'll Try TO
change the course Of the sun. sweep back the
with q tear. For the cure OF Throat and Lung
Diseases, such ~ Coughs. Colds. Consumption
and Bronchial Affections. Il II unequaied. Its
cures arc truly magical. Ask ]. Jones, Jr..
druggist, Main street, Gold Hill. for II. The
genuine bears the Prussisu Coat OF Arms, the
facsimile signature OF DR.. Aus. Kaiser. and has
his nsms blown on every rs cent bottls. Trsl
bottles IS cents. n0iS cow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
IIiAh Colleges.

LONDON. Feb. 20.-Doctor Butt In
tends to move In the House Of Com
mons shortly the following resolution
"That In the opinion Of the House II Il
essential 10 tho interests OF Ireland thai
the university institutions OF that coun'
trvshould be so arranged that Irishmsn
OF all religious persuasions would be abb.
to obtain the benefit OF degrees and ths
advantages Of university education with
out compromise Of their religious con
victions. and that 10 order to accomplish
this object legislation on the subject II
absolutely necessary"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
Grand luka Nicholas.

LONDON. Feb. 2O.-Ths communlca.
ton for which Grand Duke Nicholas OF
Russia, son Of Grand Duke Constantine,
has been eIilsd to Orenburg. was . PAM
phlet In favor Of the speedy construction
Of the 0rsnburg and Tashksnd railway
by way Of Kara. Tingall and the Sir
Darya river In order to force England to
abandon her resistance to Russia's East
ern policy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20

| sN.ss
CAnsox. New, Feb. 90, 1879.
Convened at 1890 A. n. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. 7. n. Weir.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Schultz, from the Committee on
Claims, reported u~ufavorably on the
claim Of ex.Judgs Cradlsbaugh.
Psrlsy, Of the Committee on Federal
Relations, reported fsvorably on the
resolution relative to urging President
Hayes 70 sign the Anti Chinese bill now
before him.
MESSAGE ynoM THE GOVERNOR.
Transmitting . letter from General
Mcdowell relative TO ~stationing . com.
pany OF cavalry at Duck Valley during
the ensuing Spring and Summer months.
saying that the request OF the LsRisla-
ture would receive all the aid the mill.
tary under his command could
afford.
MOTIONS AND REVOLUTIONS.
BY stewsrt-That the joint Commit.
tee OF Fourteen DO requested TO report
on Friday, the 2lst, by 1880. all bills
before them relating to railroads, and
report such progress a made.
Comins said before action was takcn
In this matter be desired 10 hear from
the people OF some OF the eastern ooun.
ties. He had written to his constituents.
but so far had not heard from them.
Boardman, Chairman Of the Commit.
tee OF Fourteen. said hs was In favor OF
the resolution; that the COMMITTEES were
about ready TO report on the bills.
They (the committse) would report IA
vorably on the Lewis Bill" and also
on the "woodburn Bill" with some
slight amendments. He (Boardman)
had received . petition from the citizens
Of Eureka; had also heard that th, rail.
road people Of that section would peti.
ton. The people Of Eureka state In
their petition that the z. & p. r Il.
will make no statement TO the commit
toe. as the following dispatch from San
Francisco shows:
SAN FRAScIsco. Feb. 10, 1879.
Don't furnish statement. / don't see
why We should make o showing OF our
business and affairs; they have no
money invested In the road. Merchants
aud business men OF Eureka would not
show up their business II you asked
them to, and you have NO right TO ask
II. II they cut down our rates IL will
damage Eureka more than rs, and We
will have to submit TO IL. II the bill
passes discontinue your passenger train
ut once and run q coach on your freight
train on the same time you now run
your freight and cut your expenses
every way. EDoAR MILLS.
Boardman continued that there was
no use Of the committee continuing 10
ssssion-that everything had been heard
In regard 10 the matter that could throw
any light upon the qusstion-that the
committee could report bills tomorrow.
which would be NJ good as II they had
more time-that such bills would have
10 run the gauntlet Of both Houses,
subject 10 Q cross.fre OF amendments
and that further delay would but retard
legislation on q subject which pArticu.
larry sngrossed public attention. and. In
conclusion. hoped the Senate would
pass the resolution In question.
Doolin and Comins asked more time,
while Stewart and Cresswell urged the
immediate passage Of the resolution.
Upon roll being called. the resolution
was defeated by a vote OF ayes 0 TO noes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20

Al Richardson. II p Heating. o Herold.
y G FOCUS. Geo N Jones. N Carney. Geo
brown. @ Gilbert. l. Stone. PA Kewley,
Mrs n A Gavin, W II Jenvey. CA Bragg.
W d Ryan. 4 q Stevens, d Moore and
wife, Mrs d Leary. Mrs DR. Harris and
daughter. A Holt, Mrs Thos Robinson.
wv McKeon. W n Leete. Miss Englss.
Ii I.osener, L Hyams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
Assembly.

Convened at 10 80 A. NJ. Speaker II.
A. CASTOR In the chair.
Prayer by Chaplain McLain.
Journal read and approved.
PETITIONS.
The Speaker presented . petition from
the citizens OF Storey asking that Bill
No. l0l. relative 10 prices Of water. be
passed.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
by Williams-That . committee OF
three DO appointed TO obtain from the
Committee Of Fourteen the railroad bill
agreed upon by said COMMITTEES. and
that II be presented for the immediate
consideration OF the Assembly. Car.
ried. Messrs. Plummsr. Poulks and
Williams were appointed a. such com.
mittso.
Allen-That the vote whereby Assem-
bly, bill No. 90 (the poll.taI billy was
lost DO reconsidsred. Carried.
SPECIAL oRpER.
The hour for the consideration Of the
State Printing bill having arrived, the
bill was ordered re-sngrossed aud made
the special order for Monday the Gath
inst.
MEssAoK YRoM TIE GOVERNOR.
Approving Assembly bill No. 0. pro-
viding for the preservation Of hsh.
Also. Assembly bill No. IS. relative to
trespassing. tearing down fences and
leaving gates open.
Also, Assembly bill No. 81. relative TO
tho keeping OF swine and geats-not
permitting them 10 run at large.
Mayhugh made O motion which was
carried, that the Governor return As.
ssmbly bill No. 23, relative TO the en-.
ployment OF Chinese. On II contained
some unconstitutional provisions.
SECOND RkADrso OF BILLS.
Senate Bill No. 65-Rslative 10 redis.
tricting the State. Referred 10 Judiciary
Committee.
Senate Bill No. l07-Grantipg certain
powers TO the Directors Of the Orphans
Home. Referred to Committee on State
Affairs.
Senate Bill No. G7-Admitting to pro-
bate the will OF Thomas SheehAn. Ne
ferr,d TO Judiciary Committee.
INTRODUCTION or BILIs.
BY Smith OF Storsy-Rslative to the
relief Of Messrs. whitford x Putnam.
Referred TO Committee OF the Whole.
BY Observation-Disclosures 10 reducing
the toll on the Carson Valley toll.road.
owned by Mcdonald 4 Kingsbury.
Placed on general fle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20

"BEAuTrruL moonlight when I came
In last night" said SosIls, breaking the
ominous silence at breakfast.
EYES," said Mrs. 8. blsndly, from
the other side OF { he table, but hardly
light enough for you to open tho 'front.'
door with q boot hook or hang the door
mat on the hat tree"
And then the hiatus 10 Soszlss' mind
between the time he said "goer nj ole
fsllar" Of the cornsr OF the street tho
night before and when be found himself
on the edge Of the bed trying 70 pull his
drawers over his bead, was hllsd. = q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
ManAlaughter.

SANTA Cnuz, Feb. 20.-Aftsr a trial Of
four days the murder case OF o'Brien.
for the killing Of Albert Jones, has
closed. The jury was out all night. and
brought In . verdict Of manslaughter.
Counsel for defendant gave notice OF
motion for q new trial. Defendant will
be sentenced tomorrow morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
rnK PEOPLE WANT PROOF.

There is no medicine prescribed by physicians
or sold by druggists that carries sueh evidence
Of Its success and superior virtue Is Bosehes's
German Syrup for severe Coughs. Colds settled
on the breast, Consumption. Or any disease of
ths Throat and Lungs. A proof Of that fact IL
that any person sfiictsd can get . sample bottle
for 10 cents and try its superior effects before
buying the regular sizs ct rs cents. II has lately
been introduced In this country from Germany.
and lie wonderful cures are astonishing svery
one that usss II. Tires do~es will relieve any
case. Try 10. Sold BY all druggists In America.
doll COW Sat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
PRETTY

should have pretty teeth in them. but II 10 moi
unusual TO zee between rosy lipt teeth diseol'
ored and deesying through neglect. This dis
figuring defect should DO repaired without do.
lay, by using fragrant B0Z0DONr. which re
moves svery particle OF tar'zr from the teeth
and renders them snowy white. This admir-
able aid 10 beauty 10 perfectly harmless and
exhales Q most delightful aroma, and II In
every respect prcferable ~ the ordinary tooth
psstss and powders. Try II and see for Jour
sslf, fell In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
A ~RRMARKABLg CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was thu: Of the man John Y. Herman.
dex, residing In salt Lake City. who was 81
deaths door with that terrible diseass Mara.
mus; the best medical aid had failed to stop
the progress OF the malsdy, when twenty.thrce
thres phiAis Of BRlpTOL's PILLS made him q
we'll man. 1y26 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
The Orchestra.

The amusement.loving people OF the
Comstock are much pleased at the i'm,
provement manifest in the orchestra al
Pipsr'a Opera House. The tum.tum Of
that miserable piano no longer fortunes.
its place being much more harmoniously
filled by two violins. Ths orchestra Of
last evening was q very acceptable por.
ton Of the entertainment, the corne'
being q decidedly prominent and pleas
ing feature Of it. DO your best. gentle
men. and rest assured that your efforts
will be appreciated by n goodly number.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
Trial for Incest,

SAN BUEslvxsruRl. Feb. 2O.-Ths
trial Of Van Cursn for incest Is in pro.
Qress In the County Court. Tho indict'
ment against Mrs. Sheppard. his niece
and alleged accomplish, was dismissed
10 AZ N make her q witness. and she
has testified strongly against the &C.
ouaed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-20
Rank Failure.

Oswroo. N. Y. Feb. 1.-THE Bank
Of Oswseo refused TO pay checks to-day.
Amount Of deposit. $50. 1000. The
cashier says the assets are sufficient TO
meet the liabilities. It will be decided
in a few days whether the bank will 60
on or wind up.
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It's Importance Conceded on All
Sides.

It's Importance Conceded on All
Sides.
NEw York, Feb. l9.-Thsrs 10 no
Disgusting the fact that the fate Of the
Chinese bill is as great a question with
Eastern journals as with those OF the
Pacific Coast. Here, almost without
exception and utterly regardless OF poll
tics. the newspapers scout the bill a.
dishonorable and dishonest, and every
thing relating to China and the Chinese
has suddenly received . new Interest.
1t would be impossible TO reproduce o
1.-THE Of newspaper comments and ex-
tracts which are published here daily
from all quarters to give the u OF the
country. The general impression Is that
Il Is Kuow.N othingism revived with the
substitution Of the Monaghan for the
| Catholic Irish. Petitions TO the Prssi.
dent TO Withhold his signature TO the bill
are going forward from the clergy and
prominent citizens. Beschsr lectured In
30, LA, ~.xspino on ths .ubisct in bis
nsnni 'lgoIous ssN.In.s. ~ ~. $500
ger which end Of the ship was bored.
whether under the cabin, In the stern or
In the forecastle. II either end was
bored ,ne mp wou,a s. .s.s. :.
cas- liberty, u could NOT 10 assuy.S
any q CLASS u ~.
Two hundred u nVe aoe "a.
graaua'ee y. 'ne uni, ;ov,n,
OF Ssw io,k ,,ior = ,hs s.cs ,bst :
Gnu sp.e. 49, sacond IN ths I'M.
TnlhaaAu o e"..uhs,. too A.. No.
hno wis anu as%nd,,na;,v A. ,;dicuIs
iuie anu MS Nv
inc o,u auu w. an..,., Contain. AZ.
our Sun T"..oa n.nsrs hint.
mae.s . n. .ss a ~ C%aliiarnia from
ny I,,;au IN IN sv.nt of n Veto Of Inc
ch,nasa NH Tbs matter Ia priutsd or.
Nun.S. n.a,,,nart hnt moi commented
enn
"pS g.. w..h,,,,on .neci.l says : In.
,.iom. n,rI,ipiv tbst H.ves IA ssri.
ulca'ious mpy ITO - ;hs hin, "a.
ousIy %nI ,wm,or.Hon Tn.
seleuns WV. so,maIi. eonsids,.a this
SuoJeos va n, A.. C.hin:, mss,ino bnt n
M'e'no a..;no = hr;si co-nysr..tion
W.. ~ oa NuN uanh.,Evs,,s McCr.s,r
'na' ,n,ee ~. onnos.d
anu mi haoor,na a Law. Tbers osn
o'ue ,,on -, Ms,.s, action n thsse
~ Nv :" LII. :.s,o Eya,ts vss
heu un a.. Nv ,Io aoor n ma Home
,o' sone sWo W. Inv nsus,s, ;n,n,sssion
,o''ay, ".s ,o 80 d.,.y In concur.
no was sans. .wsndm.nt.
renee Wv" ,un 10 oon.,dsrs mors oh.
souo ., wiz" nua ~. os,,;ns, Nm
~Iecuonao,e rouD F.h Io-Tbs
hAhiioA,, ....,.. $500 7.
senate to-aay p".;sr =,
resolution cohuemnins 'no ao'
Congress on tue chinese WHICH
passed the House yesterday.
WASHINGTON feo. iv.LAiler carelul
consideration M consultation amopg
members oil the racine Coas, de,egaeon
and Wills OF WY, y pa
hameh'siy uSages, %s.
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RepubIIcau Lccessiens.

NV York. Feb. 20.-Tbs annual
town elections held throughout the State
this and last week show heavy Rspubli.
a gains. the Gresnbacksrs being nearly
annihilated. The Republicans have car.
ried counties they had lost for twenty
years.
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FATAL DELAY.

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