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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15
"oId 81" on "wldders.
l,,a.,a fGa..) Coa.,i,n,ioa


Old 81 has been keeping fully posted
on the celebrated case OF Oliver Va.
Cameron. Yesterday he ransacked the
exchanges. and. 81 he he was about to
leave. said:
(which one Of desc hyar two ar
gwine ter come out on top, de widder or
de ole man1"
"Can't tell: wha. do you think?"
"Dat's my han. prezaekiy, too, Yer
sec de old man Simon, he wur lackin' in
'speareuncs wild dose hyar secon' han
svee .-harts, hencewise he got in the
law, an dar's no .ellin' oh whar d.y'll
Ian him fore dey turn him loose"
"Hs Ia old enough to have known bet
ter. isn't hel"
Take kser, now. don't yer know da,
dr IL places in dis wurl' where de
whiter do he'd dc bigger do fooll Dis
ting OBJ gsttin' snamulled wild or female
amt no respsktsr Of pussons, an or ole
feller like unto nae or Simon, Is gotter
be psert ter walk in do tied grass widou:
bsin' trippsd and flung under durin the
promminads. yer heah mel
"You have stsered clear OF those sort
OF difficulties have you"
"wsll. I amt gibbin' myssl' way to
nobody, but do old widder never could
20. me in dat sorter 'tanglement. Use
bin in range oh dat kinder trubbls fore
now. but whsneber do room got too
little ter hol' snnybody but me an sr
widdsr. I allus sdjurned fer de want OBJ
or quorum. or 'spsnded bizness till l
called in dc witnesses s'ffsisnt ter proob
or s'r-tight allybi on de spot--dst's me. "
"You are very wise, surely"
"Uh. oh. man Don't yer fergit it
yer better bs in do dress-sirkle ob or wet
hornet nest dan in for minutes solly-
tuds wid or widdsr oman da,'s on de
marry"
And the old man borrowed chew OF
tobacco and left.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
onplNANcE NO. ii2.
rpss,sA.1s, ss.A.a.y oi.h. I'm so.ras rsss.s

An ORDINANCE 90 Amend IN Or
dtsases - Detcrmins the Dssiss
and Yix and Establish she Kess.
Salaries, Compensatieu asd
Emelunsnss OF the Oniesrs asd
Employss or she Town ef Geld
Hill, Passed April ~, 1877.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15

"GEM'LKS. hold fast to what | said
two weeks ago. A Guild man who be-
hsves hisself an works Tor what he gifts
am all right in any .ockshun of dis kan
try. II negro wants to pull up AN
head for strange kentry widout de
cash to pay his way, dais his lookout.
We all works for our money, an fur
one shell not divide wild men 90 strag-
Gin round do world looking for Para
disc. Let US now impart to our homes.
Free Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15

wnrx the late George G. Barnard Was
Q Jldgs Of the New York Supreme
Court, his habits on the bench were all
his own. He would drink brandy. or
sit with his boots on the desk before
him but his favorits amusement Was
whiting. and il was one Of the fune-
tons OF the attendants Of his court
room to keep on hand for consumption
in this way supply Of pine sticks Of a
proper sire and shape.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-15

=. -, -. mopey faster q work Tor % then
4 snythins else. Capital nos rsquifsd -
Vii staTs yoa. si2 ps, DAY y home m naas - u
1s,xsS sc.yVhsrs 70 work for ~. Hsw II IL
s2s oossiy outAt and terms ffce. Addrss
1SSus TRUS b 90. Aupso ,xsoe
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our ADVERTISING AGENTS.
ruE sane OLD rO0L.

This 10 the simple msidsni
Loved very long ago;
She uss frecklsd and abe was shy.
And think she had cast In hsr eye.
But nov 1 scarcely know.
ahs wss rather stupid and rather small.
And her oonvefsatienN powers
Were undcvslopedf cannot call
To mind the causss that made me fau
IN love. IN ehiidAocd's hours.
But I did: I spooned her most svfully.
And abe never cared snap.
ia hAvs done any sort ~ Absurdity
Ny thirteen year-old divinity
To have thronsd on my boyish lap.
And nov dirt with city belle,
wnos~ manners arc calm and cool.
She IL quite too very swirlly swell:
shs's grea, advance ON nv nr-i-but-vel-
I an lust the same yoong fool.
-hxck
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Through Passenger Train for s,n Francisco
lssyes virginia daily at sP. =. and Gold Aul -
6:i3 ?, H., and oonnecs DAILY (eicept ostuis
49,, vtth Iiohtnina Express leaving Reno -
sYnyina a. Ban Francisco VIA vsilele
ii ii:io 4. \. on tho following Day. on AZ. AZ.
ssnser leaving Reno st l5Os a. r., rrrine ~
San Francisco via Stockton ss eas ,. =. On ~
'0iEusr 0aiIEsHPsrSa CAR leaves Carson for San Isss.
cisoo VA Vallejo daily texcept t.taroaJ ~ ~
T6r n. Returning. leaves ben ftsneisooto
CsS,ou Via vsils,o daily tsxespt sunoasp " q
II. n. YKRINGIoH. esn7HuRx
n Hu.s. 0ea1 Ticket Agent ~
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DHurToTH. T. oorn.i Hssis.
iS..ss' - IoSs ana Iastsrn Hams
- Sscoa. carefully rsadsssd -"
1siiov. n.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-30

order and proynnt lnforfoloneo with tho nom
befa of tho Lngialniura
ha intety Wow ecFHi hare nnI the mayor
pnaatd 10 tho Havnfnor le followng nnnmuni-
cation
Gtry or AuattsTA !
Mayors ONCE. Dnoalaber 4p. laip
To Illa Exnnllenoy Alonzo aaroelon, Governor
Of Matnos
! Hir Tho excited condition Of q o public mind
oancerning tho Legtslttnra thai ia soon to aa-
asmba ihdun g mo u address your exec lonry
upon matter Of grave uubltn moment The
paop'aof Augusta nre ioyal 10 thu legally con
aituoa Ruthnr Il ias of tha 4iata In thn avarniaa
| 81 lhoir lawful duty. and would feel great palm
ahh mor'illc ,tion at any Inwlaas act or lack of
deoorufn on tho rnrt "f an excl ed pnpnlaoa In
n3nnaettun with tho ofganiE tinn of tho Lrga-
M q, ana nm wat rantea IN hereby tende,ing
| ~ nv afatn TIA" aorvita of hundreds nf awaru
pal'cn,man sho"a . fo'ea uphapplly he n"e,e1
Tor EH@piuR tho peace IN tho Capitol
iiielriet OF alaowharo In tho city. Our city bas
.ncr"naad iia police 10 900 good men Of tho d'f
t"rapt political pnriits, and thano and any
| nncea4ary numher additional nra Mt tho afate'a
iispnssl ~ carry "ut any raunast which the
state authorities will communicate tu mo
o"m mpl"ta preeofvaipn of The public peace |
oann u refrain from nSpre ainG hope that
your ENeelL,nog win fool jnstif"d in relying
upon tho snrytoaa Of our otigena. thus franlv
'anderod. and bv 40 q ing Will 200 no naeaasity
far calling out troops 10 perform tho same
duty.
Yonr Eyoellonoy will pardon mo Tor aug-
gestina ihsd Tho occupation nf iha fiatn- lfn.aa
With armai men, or tho plantngnf WA material
titatoln will toad to diptuth Tho public mind.
Tho approaching Legislature Ia the fltiath TINT
haa haaamhlad Ia thai building IN aa many con
".outiva Faars. nt'i novsr haforn. oynn In The
ns"lt mont of riyl war. with thousands Of
trnopa anenmp nenr bp. has II rr'inia Il the
aervcea ~ riuRla n"lioeman /" rreaarva
order in its halls. lta doata hava alwayE boon
opan tn tlin insr"sa anf eErasa nf all wali ha
havnl citiSana md | truat your EKoelIencv
will aeo TINT tho .haraefar Of tha build
inE in TINT regard will ho aecraily
maintainod. Tho nIart iaian Of tho people
f. anv pthHr ce"r-" l. augg.aa'ivoIy wlln"aaed
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AFt.HANISrAN.

TospoN. Doc % Lahoro dlepDtch RnyE
The Nfghnla who attacked Con. Hohot's nj
Hhfrnnr on tho tw ,utY thtr numbnrpi COCO
Tho ground around bhrpur l. Trick with the
c"rppnE nf tho slain. g Il. HobNtts has re-
0nriIptad BAftl liisear.
CAictrrA Dac ~ Gnu. Rphnrta telogrHpha
undlr tiplf9, ~ tho twenty. fiXth Instant na fol
lows. EutLAk hns boom r"oe"uplod. force
will atnri Tor Hohirt,n 10 morrow 10 punish
tiloao who phrlripnt. u In tho rncHnt movement
thrra Gen Rnheria's tnlal loss up to date ie
II killed and 22G wounded.
further tteEram from Con. EobsrtR. dated
tha twcrtg4aix h say. A heayy Ruow f'i on
tho fvanty flfth preventing tho pursuit Of tho
onpmy lrhe country about dHhul and The limo
If cDmmurt tentinn iR noW"lenr. Tho ithtla liiRshr
r1neNItub has hsou empii.sl. Ehero were RHv-
ernt "xpiopiaus In BhlA llaanr during it's oG
cum, Ion hy tho inaurgorta Ono OF them. T. Is
stated Killed 100 p"rs"nR IN" t'deErhnh lihe
wna far u arent part desLenI cd. but ii bsng ra-
niliy repaired.
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Terrible Railroad Accident In
Scotland, with Heavy Loss
of Life.
A Railroad Train Swept from u
Bridge into tho Tay. and Every
Passenger Drowned The Castle
OF Balla Hiasar Occupied
by Gen. Roberts.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. Dan. 40 A portion Of tho bridge
| arrosa thn FIRTH of Tay was blown down whir
she train from Eilnburg to Dundse WAS cross
Ing nj 1it o'clock last night. Tho gallo was So
strong that steamboats, were unable to reach
the acane of tho disaater. but several mail bags
have haen wished ashore four miles from tho
bridge and thers II no do b. that tho train Ia
In tho wntar The passengers, who arc cor
taInY NIL drowned, arc variUusly estimated at
from 100 to 300.
LsrEn The gaa having moderated some
what tho nrnv, v,at Of Dundee and number ng
loading citizans started In a staam,r To tho
sc"nn of diEaster hut haye not yet returned.
Tho eSeinment at Toy Iiri,'go sta ion Is aepa-
ling. Many thousand Of n'ople arc oongrs-
gated awaiting definite intelligence from the
accident.
North Rritish hallway. teegraphing from
Iduohnra NJ o'clock this morning enpa
Savefni lnrgo gIriern Of tho bridge. along with
tho last train tr m Eitnhurg, We q preaipifnted
into the river last night. 'rhere were nearly
400 ppaseneofa heeidsa ii company of scr wants,
nll Of whom are believed 10 havs perahad
RRpa. The portion If tho bridge which fol
cnnaia'ed Il several large eupnr incumbent
gir'otn nj the 90 ttal and nnviRabia portion pf
tn" riv"r. whIhh averages from forty to forty
nvn feot IN depth. Tho train would fan nb Jut
eighty eight ree' before reaehng tho water.
HnmN titun elupead hnforo the nature of tho
dislslor waa Hfeeithiued Tho damage 10 thN
wtroa on tho bridge aud tho bndnoee of the
weather iuiorfored With tho transmission of tho
news, Rni II ia unknown VIII th"r tho girdora
wero blown down before tha trniu enerod the
bi ihEn or wore carried away with u aud It will
probably newer bo hacortninei. na here aro no
survivors, Tho hrtlEa VIVA ouly 0pnn"d for
traffic in MHr. iR1R, II wnR cons d3fnd IL triumph
Of onrin"efing Ill. II WAa hpn two nil /"
long tlnd hnd eighty tiva suana tho wildcat Oi
witch wna 9tb fpnt nt tho htrhHai point IT, Waa
iia rant ahpvt high wnter.
Tho trntH Tnfi Efinbnreh 1T 1 If In tho nfnr-
noon. n eaupiat. Il Of four third elAas cars ono
fret o'aaa, second cl1tss npi hrak"man'R
van Al the Rst station hefer" .cn'oring ihn
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The s,rIhe nj thc sihtsaso Packers.

CHtcAeo psn. n. Tho Packing an / Provision
Comtnny which hitherto haa boon regarded as
friendly to Tho upion this morning D. ataa
bualneaa ard ON poy whnevar epmn. regardless
of the union During tho day some aixty ot
thntr beef saughtefsra strucH on account OF
this notice. Tho company engaged 100 non
union u, In hetr places. hlsughering Mt
Arpou =. nj The Anglo American and at Tow
ler Bros has sod y tth eselustvely non
unirniRis. Armour sRpeota 400 non anionis's
from tho outpida. THO uuiot holds rnea lnga
daily, md IL flrm and dntermined They claim
to hays received s7Rs1 from other unions. He-
pts Of hogs wore much larger tod Y. and
the appnnraneo Of n nttars nt tho at tonR Yards Ia
lIxGliar thts morning thnn for two weaka past.
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pnaanh down Ia tho third nanr. Mono IF tho
mon IN Tho IniI wera Injured. bHt tho engineer
Ii m asing. |, Ha 24.0oo.
I,ysoHtMa rARTS IN COLORADO.
DENVER Dec ~ Two men Sam Woodruff
md Jne'' Bnminole tbs latter II half br nd
Indian who mnrinra,i IL. II, Haywood. n farmer
Of JaffafRnn e,uttJ, on Haptemher 10. were
taken from jail nj Golden and lgnnhad AZ
O'Clock thlR morning by i6n masked men.
HHaT Hv HIa COUSIN OWN GAME or CARDS.
MHMrHIs. boo 10. iaat Saturday nj Popea attn
tiou Mas. Iaafurd and Frank Luke. ~,uatns.
hai m encounter over q game Of cards In
which Frank shot bedford with u doubt" bRr
rel shot- auu. killing him instantly Bedford
laavea u wife aud aaven children.
RooF FtIrs IN WIFI Fatal EFFECT.
NEw foRE. nnn. ~. A Piiabnrg special aave. !.
Yesterday the roof Of tho la 90 building nonn-
pied by tho Edgar Thomson Iron and afaet
wotks foil In with great or tsh. burying no
Mouth i'a ruins n number Of men They were
eEtricated aa aoon as poasi 3le. hut nine wore
found snrioualy injured and iwo fatally,
AN Ex MHMRER or THE aHHANaAa LEaiHbAfuRH
MuRUEHHs4
LITTLE ROCK Dao. % IN. - Cartar late Nom
bor nf tho Log ialRtura from Franklin county,
waa nssnaainntal at his home YaaterdlT by un-
known rartiaa.
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wovemrs,,. os ocean ycssepa.

Nrw YouR Nee %. Arrived: htate If Penn
aylvnntt Eernud,.. John =. Woods. City of
Augusta. Arrived out: Wi"land E"lgianland.
T. Il P,wpIl Stna af ludinnn, France Iaura
Krone Gatincnu Ncptnue, colonial Empite
Nprthamptou. Bonnie Dundee, dnhei. Bri iah
Grown. Palm Davron, Muloha. Jnnna, Home
,vnrd. reetleaf fer PNnencpIp. j II. Cotton for
Wilmington Monaoon for Brunswick, Jnmnira.
BoaroN Doc % Arrived: United Stiltas
Carrie \. Bailey. Anna Il. Krnnz. John ii.
K
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fir. Jous N. b.. Doe ~ Tho customs M
thprttits sold ut auction on Saturday tho horss
euIi,td George Barker which bud hsen Reiz vi
for non paymeut Of duty on him TIE horse
was ptii Chnnad for ftbo. rhls horse Ia aaii to
be- Boston n trotter. caphhts of making n mile
inai,in Of 30 Ha has beon running during
the aummar throughout the lower provinG4s
under tho assumed nnms pf HrOrgn Bar ker
aud hna u,nda nonailernble money. having
boon ontored In tho 81 afnati.
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RA NEE.

Jams Doe ?9-The boiler In n factory In tho
ST bouts quarter If this city exploded. killing
ak pofRot ard inJuiiug two.
rhKta DOC 40 dnol was fought with
pwortls hafwcnn NJ. Humhort. writer on tho
HOf Il Dy9fr md tho ohitur Of tbs LHHttTa". M.
Hunhorf ~ tword wne hruk"n during tha tight.
wiIon the duel Was stopped
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TURKEY.

CoNsrANTINorLE. Dec. 29.-Ahmnd Moukhtar
has issued u proclamation to the inhabl' ants of
GU inge and Plavl, stating that those districts
now holong 10 Mpntenegro and he teI@grapbed d
tho Porte yesterday that more conciliatory
disposition prevails. luatit yiGg the hope OF q
Daaeaf1L settlein mt OF the difficulties arising
fr In lie tarritOriAl eesstOn.
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RUSSIA.

LoNnoH. Doc % Tho 81. Petersburg CORE
sp9n,t"nt Of tho Daily Ne5ns Raya hs knows tt.at
tho Ilir4t step towards Il ralrochenaHt be-
tween England and Nassta has boon b,ken Ia
ia uuusual aud significant m4nner. lia also
SAYS: II t. knoWn thas the grohtest satisfaction
will l,a eX nereueAd In the high at official quar-
ters here If the arrangement can be Effected.
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FOREIGN Flashes.

LonpoN. Dec. ~ Tho Weather Ia mlldar hero
md on Tho continent, Al Paris It rs ihawina.
nfter thirty two days frost. dnrtng whoh tho
thermomatar tonched q degrees below Ebro,
This Ia tho ooldeat weather on record there.
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CUBA.
Spanish Legation

WARRINGTON. Doc. ~. The Spanish Legation
received tho following:
"HArArA Deo. ~ Tho Governor General
tn'egrrphs from bRra the surreudsr ef tho
40 called Gen Beiaarlo Fsrala. wi h the rest
Of his mmand. nom posed Of two oh 'efs three
commissioned officers and forty-si1 mon. all
Rrmol.
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a large H.egacY.

ETw YoHK Doc. ~ Tho will cf the ia'e Alex.
Stuart eugnr rNtinar ioaves his whole eRtata
vn!uhd NJ about seven millions 10 his brother,
Robert L.. htunrt.
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THO new Ri.hop of ch,cawo.

CiN,tNNATt Doc %. A apoeinI dlapntch from
Chicago ta lhn YUacs Rayg: Right Rev John r.
A Filbnn Bishop of Nashville hHs been ap-
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The little Rerh, Msssiss'ppl River and
Te Sas Railroad.

TrTrtE roeV Dec. ~ Chief Engineer Van
Frank, with tho nEaIaEnnoa of Maaara, HaP BIT
mud Doug ees Will begin the work If locating
tho Il vi If tho Little kook aud Misa % pp
Rvor and Tesns HRlrond tomorrow on tho
0aFt aila OF this city.
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when Grant !. Gon,lng south.

WAautNeyoE Dec. ~ Con. Grant will not
lnavD haIo On his "trip hnuth nnttl Friday neEt.
This poet pnI,ernnnt Of hin departure has hesn
doterminsd upon to annhla him to receive many
od friends on Nnw Yours Dny.
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NHw HoHE Dsc. 2p.ht meeting of tho
Wasteln Uhion Telegraph Company j. u. Van
EverV auditor Of the GompRny. was 'uhdr vice
prasldout Wan Every's SUCCESSOR hn5 not been
gelHgtati
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Alabama Prepared ts Fay the Interest
due s,n sser Bunds.

MofTuoMEny Doc. ~ Tho money to meet
Tho tnter al duo .1anuary on AlRtamn bonds Ia
IN lepnalt with ihe TmuortorH aud Frndsrs Ma
iinnnl EHnk. New York. FHuda nrs nlBo Mt Q
various plHeeg dealgnaod for The payment Of
ntereRt In his state.
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WtsHI M"ToN, Doc ~ Argument IA ne ehsa
ef NJ a. pAnphin against iostmfstof nehefal
k"y was r'EGiud"d to-day. :,
Argument ~ mo Fhse q ~ =. pluphlu.
nann.Hr "i mo Louisi'hA Lotlorv 1nnpt,ny,
to-dhy. senator Chrpehter, * cong reSSil'hh
Hou'lart "ua InaE" i:nttay aupoat"d f,r,@onl-
III siDhnt. aud Judge Ffet'nlh Y AsSis'l' Altor-
nov G"neral. tor tho fnst9fltrn Department
luiK" U. A.. haF hn Mr- n. ~ blRanh hop'tt
/ z 9" fssln'aster Gennrhl. Ihe arRnmnht
f,r both pnrtseS in this fnse mas been eShau7-
oE". t@mpti'nhut rests hia Apuiifhtinh lot IN
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affairs recently givan to tho world. and pur
porting tn come to tho Gillian Lsgntinn In
France. this WIS undoubtedly puhilahad to al
4 nt tho prieN Of nitrate N ivar and for of her
stock Jobbng pur poses In tho London market
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Fuaeras OF MAJOR wade Hampton, Jr.

COLUMBIA. $ G.. Dec. 29-The remains, Of
Manor u. ..3a iiamrson ,jT. arrived here 70 day
and were Inferred ~ Tttrity Church yard.
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Order Lambert's patent fadeless picture at
Washburns. and You will never regret It.
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THE smaii-rox IL Washington.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-There are eighteen
cases Of SINAI -po4 here.
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/ pnaani down tn tho third naor. Mono IF tho
mon In Tia mill wsro Injured hHt The engineer
Ii -.4l L. NJ
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order and prevhnt inorferaneo with tho NOM Il
befa of Tho ImgalntHrn
Tho intetvl0g elrF"d here. Rni Tho mayor
pnaa@1 to tho Aoynfnor the fDlIowing onmm,lni- /
cation.
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Gas fixtures la the latest styles have Just been
received at Applegate's, 14e Poydras street.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-04-10
my child" I said, gently, "You did right
own father"

MY child" I said, gently, "You did right
own father"
am getting on In years now, and my
mar and mOustache are quite streaked with
gray. Nina Ransom is q tall maiden OF eigh.
teen, as lovely and modest q creature as any
one would wish to see. It is little that I
pleasure 1t has been to, me to educate poor
kamson's child, for although she has found
her grandfather, he, poor old man, has been
nearly ruined by the war and can only offer
her the shelter Of . modest home.
Col. Mallory, however, has been able to
Supply the only missing link of mystery in
Or that night of terror, When the family
He'd from their burning homestead, the negro
nurse OF little Nina confessed that in her
fright she had left the child sleeping in one of
the upper rooms. The Federal army was
known to be pressing behind the fugitive
party nty. and it was only BY accident that Capt;
guerrillas, had galloped up in time to
see the woeful little face gazing down
at him out of the flames, and like bold and
gallant soldier as he was, rescued her. There
was no time for delay, so that he carried her
i0r miles on the pommel of his saddle, and as
Sherman's terrible march to the Sea left des-
olation and distress in its wake, there was
their ruined home. The nurse declared the
child to be dead, for the walls had fallen ia
with terrible crash few hours after the
owners had left and the woman, negro like,
had stayed behind IN the firm belief that the
Federals had come for the special purpose of
bestowing riches on her race. But though
Col. Mallory had but an humble home In
which to shelter his grandchild, she is very
happy with him Her mother died many
years ago, and I fancy that she fills more than
that wayward daughters place. She shall
never suffer Tor anything. please God, while
live, and when die who is there that has
any greater claim on lonely mans wealth
than Nina Ransom, "The Pride OF the Bat.
terry ?"--Philadelphia Times.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-04-10
To Revive Frosted Plants.

Plants are often frosted through neg.
lect and allowed to die Through igno.
rance. Those that have been quite
severely nlpped may be saved If treated
rightly: The proper way is, when the
frost has been partially dried cut OF
them, naturally, to drench them with
cold water from fne-nosed watering.
pot, and Immediately cover again and
let them so remain until they regain thei,
natural color. When they are removed,
clip off all such parts as are blackened
AS soon as i; is discovered that a plant
has been touched by frost, remove it to
a cool, dark room, and on no account
suffer the sun to shine on it. If they can
be covered so as to exclude air as well as
light, it is better still. Dahlias, cannas
and the like need not he removed until
the f1osts are severe enough to blacken
the leaves.-Herazd.