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NOW \ MAN WAS RUINED.

CINCINNATI, Nov. Al. A. Montbrt
late superintendent of the House of Refuge,
who has been found a defaulter to the
amount OF $1,000, to-day sent statement
to the board OF revision charging his fall to
the opportunities for money, made to him
by members Of the board of directors OF
high standing in whom he had implicit con
tldcnce, but by whom he claims to have
been deceived.
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Latest News.
NEW YORK ELECTION.
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
ELECTED GOVERNOR.

MS PROBABLE MAJORITY BETWEEN TWELVE
AND FfFrEEN THOUSAND THE REMAINDER
OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
ELECTED.
New York, Nov, 4.--Onc hundred and
seventy out Of 679 election districts give
Cornell l2,ll0; Robinson, 1889; Kelly,
1885, Hoskins, l2,7j5; Potter, 22,632
One hundred and ninety districts Cor
nell, 1884; Robinson, 1871; Kelly, H.
56S; Hoskins, 1865; Potter, 9J,054,
Two hundred and thirty-fv election dis
tricts out Of 61S: Cornell, 1890; Robin
son, 20, $50, Kelly, 14,3s3, Hoskins, 1851 ;
Potter, 32,Sol. There is fair prospect Of
the Tammouy county ticket being elected
Three hundred election districts out OF
GI8 give Cornell 20,412 Robinson 10000,
Kelly 1867, Hoskins 21,724, Potter 49,
003.
Top. m.--The Republicans claim 10000
plurality For Cornell, but are yet in doubt
concerning the remainder ofthc state ticket.
The hundred aud thirty-nine election
''''' 'o's' W '',0''I'' WV ivy e-''' ''u'i"
son G,s45 plurality. Cornell leads Kelly
1857; Potter leads Ioskins 24,9l4.
The returns from various senatorial dis
49, ',,'''e '' r,.e', ~.
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p"'''i'n III tne 'eh'u' "n0 roS'ci' HeP"0
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NJ Guy WIN give 'o''u Ne''S lor'S 'noU'
'aho woes freo'cuhS on 1'e CITY vote
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o"'nP'i : '"e hcl''oeIu'ic sIa'c ''cAc' cAcel'
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present writing 1t Is Impossible 10 Spc"
WIFI certainty III 'es"'u W lieutenant gov
efhot III" o'''Fr s'o'c ol'ice'S' lne hcpu'
means c'aih 'hc election OF thcif eh'ii
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ma! possibly DC elected Ny later returns.
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'o"HS' oiS'rie'S Vi ""roS III Tue S'''c near
from up 70 TINS hour' give ROBINSON $3.50
OoiHcl' "'''''' heily' "'l 10 onc nuh''rt
. "'i'' ''s"'S ,e'S". 'o"nS' ,''S'ti''o Vi ""'''
s"'" d" '''' "'i"''''''" gam i0f iieu'eh"l
governor o'eF '"c 'o'e lor governor IN i0'
I" @''+i'
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from ou'sNc INC c''icS Oh Ne" YORK an
brooN'yh intricate 'nat cornell Will com
10 iior1'"' WIZ" " p'ulan'y Oh Ut least 0''oo'
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-06

BETTING is a mighty bad thing, the fact
is it never benefits any one except the win
ner, while the loser has kind of lost look
and feeling. But if you can get a dead
cure thing, why then put up your last dol
lar on il. We know of one such chance
You can bet your last dollar on Tabler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment curing in every case.
Price 30 centss Barclay Bros, Agents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-06

THAT 9 and 9 make is an established
fact none can deny. That Portaline is the
best remedy in the world for all disorders OF
the stomach and liver, is another fact to
which all who have tried it will bear testi-
mony. 1t is entirely vegetable, and com
pounded with the greatest care; each pack
age containing so doses for an adult
Price 80 cents Barclay Bros, Agents.
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ONE Of the Bloods OF Boston recently
went to Chicago and got into a dispute with
policeman regarding the number Of
glasses of beer he had taken. AS blood
purifier there il nothing like Rosadalis, the
great Southern Remedy. Sootllcsu the hot
blood with d magic touch. FoMFaIe By
Barclay Bros, N AZ
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A CARp--To all who are suffering from
the errors and indscretions Of youth, ner-
vous weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, etc, | will send Il receipt that will
cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary it
South America. Send seli-addressed en-
vclope to the Rev. JosEpu T. INMAN, Sta
tionD. New York City.
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MUTEY IN A BRITISH SHIP.

KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. 4.-The British
brig Geo. s. Berry, Capt. Howard, with
lumber from Pensacola for Monteyideo, ar
rived with crew in mutiny. The captain
was very badly cut. His life was saved and
the mutiny quellcd by his daughter.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-06

Wary will you suffer with the Dyspepsia
and liver complaint. Constipation, and gen
eral debility when you can get at our stores
Shiloh's Sytem Vitaii2er which We sell on
positive guarantee to cure you, Price
10cts. and 10 cts. For sale by Barclay
Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-06

OLD TINE PRICES at the barber shop Of
j. George Stcinhouse, on Eighth street near
Alexander County Bank. Good BARRIERS,
easy chairs, sharp r0zors, clean towels, etc.
Shave 10 cents, hair cut % cents, shampoo
% cents, and other work proportionally low
Remember the place.
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TIME TABLE.
2. R. TINE CARD IT CAIRO,
ILLINOIS cENrRALE r

ILLINOIS CENTRAL
-n.t,. ,ut,yy TRAINS pTPtET
Mal..,, Ia5a.m. MALI. .3;ioaD.
Ezple-..,...,..=.00 pm. Expires ''p pun
CAIRO & VINO ENNES r. Il.
N4I......... 1900 pm Mail.......-. iAj am.
CAIRO 4 ~ LOUIS Il Il
Trt-,... ...... $40 pm Express s:i q. m
Accom- 'ds,ion 1915 pm. Accom- 'dHuOr I.@Jp' IL
CHICAGO. ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS R,R
alu 5.s0p.h. Mlu.......... 500 am.
g. A.&T RAILROAD
T.yrs ,rlr,-. $50 am. IcEg. c,Prr.- 2.,ph.
Accommodate s:Jj an,
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TlIE MAILS.

4 GENERAL DELIVERY open ~ o. III; closes
u t.Dp.m.; Sunday sto9 a. N.
Money Order Department open st : s. IA; closes
?, 3 2, ". m
Thfor.h Erprs- Mails yia Illinois Central and
rissig.ipu! C,a..s. Railroads dose al l2.U p. u.
Cairo aud Poplar BLU Through and Way Mail
closes a. i!:.1p ~.
eennc, 4ul M.-.s,pp. Central Railroads close at
E. - p. ~.
G. N. ..o,
g. m. lsay except FrdayL
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"HAcEMETAcK' popular and iragrau
perfume. Sold by Barclay Brothers.
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OFFICIAL DiGECT0RY.
City Officers.

City Officers.
Naya---N r. Thi-tlcwood.
T'reesurrr-Ed Edward DeZons
Ulcrk-Dcunl- J, Foley.
Couu-elor-Wm. y. Gilbert,
Mar-hsl-J c. LSHue
4ttoraey-Wiliism Hendricks
BOARD OF ALDEHHEN
Eifst Wsrd-Wm O'CallEhan. NJ. j, uowtN.
Sccosd Wsrd-Dayid I. Lincgsr, {. X, Mood
na-d.
Thlrl Wsrd-W r. Wright Eg5ert Smith.
Vour,b Ward-Chatrs O. Patier, james A!DG'tOn
liNh Ward T v. Halliday, krrcs' y. Petit
County Officers.
C,rtrt JUDGE. A. Ilarkcr
Circuit clerk. \. Reeves
Coun'y JUdgc--R. :. locum,
County CLERKS, j. UUmm
County AttOfngy-N. Z. Mukey.
County rrcasurer-A. J, Alden.
Shc.if-1ohn Hodges.
Coroner X, Htgccrail. =, ..
Brown. samuel Briicy.
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II. w. SMIVHERS, Receiver.
SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Time Schedule:

Time Schedule:
Through Express leaves Cairo. S;ija.m.
Through Express arrives az l.. 81. Louis 500 pm.
Through Express leaves J.. 81 Louis.... 900 am.
Through Express arrives at CalrO....,.. $50 pm.
MurphyrbOrO accommodation leaves Carol! - pm.
Mu'physbngo Acc. arrives a, MurphysnOro Gas pm.
ngIphysboro acc. leaves MurphysbOro . 4.lj am.
Murphy.oorO Acc arrives at Caro-. lilo IS an.
The Cairo q - Louis Hall Road Is the only all
Rail Route between Cairo and -. Louis under one
Management, therefore there are no DELAYS at
way stations awaiting connections from other lines.
Close aud sure connections AZ - Louis with other
lines for North, East and West.
J 4. SAUGLE. L, W JOHNSON.
Agent General Manager
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ALL NALARIAL AND MIA-NATtC PUISONS
NculrsA2cd. Elimluuted and eYpel.c1 through
the natural exCretions BY
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G U r ES

Than any other Remedy before the public
4 PREVENTATIVE OF ALL EPIDEMICs.
yellow fever. bilious and Typhoid FeYcr-,
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STICKS To IT.

The Carson Appeal still sticks to It's
story that q white woman is living with
the Indians west Of Carson. The Ti.
bVs dissredits the story and says the
present editor Of the Appeal (slr. Green.
hood) must be mort careful in biting at
csnards. However this last strange tale
may be. as to its truth OF falsensss. 1t
is well known among interested parties
that Carson owes Mr.. Greenwood several
ungrateful debts on the score Of sells.
Why. 1t is asserted that even the
erudite junior Of the Tribune was gulled
and persuaded into carrying 3 pistol for
three whole days in anticipation Of an
attack from an imaginary fighter who
had been slandered by the local papers.
Be that as 1t may. 1t is true that Mr..
GREENWOOD does once in q while get up
Q very clever hoax.
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IrIUrE srARKINo.

Uncle John Booth. OF the Reese River
Rsueils. always did have . keen eye
and appreciation for anything in the
shape Of sparkling. and here's the way
he describes how the untutored Piutss
do II:
Piuts ~snjoymsnt is now INDUCED In by
the original dsnizens Of the soil. The
mating season IL at Its hight. and during
the day . couple. . male and female OF
course. can Be seen in almost every sunny
spot. The amer in which the thing 10
done varies considerably. Some will sit
face 10 face. looking at each other and
saying nothing; others with the female sit.
ting down. the bead Of her beloved resting
on her lap. and vice versa; and still others
olAsped In . fond embrace. and occasionAl-
ly exchanging kisses. About next Fall
the squAw will have to walk behind and
carry the fuel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04

In accordance with the good old
established style. yesterday was observed
in Massachusetts, a. . day OF fasting.
humiliation and prayer. The usual
degree Of public establishment Was
doubtless displayed. forgiveness i'm
plorsd and Fast Day" passed OF In
the same conscisntiously satisfactory
style that II has for the past few hun.
dred years. In view Of the unprs-
csdsnted crop Of dsfaultsrs produced Of
late years, however. that annual day for
practical humility and self.reproach
would not seem TO be sufficient. Fast
Day should be inflicted ottsnsr-oncs
o month at least.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04

Assn a RoBBISs. Drug Brokers and
nsss ct $50 Fulton street. New York. owe
the Gotde@ Eru sixty.nve dollars for adver'
tising. Bills have beea frequently sent 10
tbs firm. but no answer received. We
mention this for the benefit Of other jour
nAls.-S. p. Goids~ Era, March ~.
The NKws has q similar experiences OF
that same firm to the extent OF eighty
dollars. Eastern advertising il poor
fodder enough at tho best, but such
frauds a. these made 10 still worse. Cash
In advance should be the universal rule
in all such cases. and IL shall DO ours
hereafter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04

SAN Francisco. April 4.-Argumsnt
for . new trial in the Santley case was
continued In the City Court Thursday
until this morning. and Mr.. Ryan not
being ready. tho case went over till 2 P.
n. The ease Of II. b. Lsavitt was IA.
ken up. but the defendant, who did not
anticipate the trial before the other case
was settled. did not appear. A bench
warrant was issued for him.
Mrs. Madgs Taylor was arrested on .
charge OF assault to murder for having.
some days ago. shot at William Dewey
with Q sslt-cocking revolver. The pis-
toll was found In her dress pocket. She
was held to answer the charge in the
Police Court to-day, with bail at 5000.
Kearnsy returned from his trip rather
Unexpectedly yesterday. He says hs Is
fatigusd. He has Q "mouse" under his
eye and an unnatural protuberancs on
his jaw. He says: 81 got q hell OF o
licking down there at Santa Ana"
The jury In the Smith adultery case
Wa unable to agree and was discharged.
They stood nine for conviction and three
for scuuittal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04
Lively Dakota.

Nav YonK. April 4.-GOvsrnor How
ard Of Dakota Is in town. The immi.
grafton to the region around Yankton
and to the country along the Northern
Pacific road has been enormous during
tho past year. Said the Governor to .
reporter: at believe that u pop
ulation has been increased fully $4,000.
The people in the East are beginning to
ind out that we have the finest wheat
land the sun ever shone upon" The
Governor thinks the Territory has ll5.-
900 inhabitants-people enough to make
q StAte-but don't want to DO admitted
to the Union yet. 1--WE are" he said.
e. Just finding out whore the true region
OF the continent IL. Before many years
ons-half Of all the wheat grown In
America will be produced north OF the
forty-third parallel"
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Hitx.JOhn Porter.

Nav YoRx. April 4.-The Times TO-
views the Fitz.John Porter report, and
says: Very little doubt exists among
those Who know the inner workings Of
the Porter case that. should the Presi-
dent. Secretary Of War and Judge Advo-
cate General unite in recommending leg
islation, Congress would pass IN Act
rsinstatipg him. His friends disolaim
in his name any intention OF asking for
back pay, but reinstatement would give
him the right to ask for II for sixteen
years ending January q. 1879. Tho
arrearags Of pay and allowances amount
To over $50. 900. The World says the
vindication OF Porter clouds the fame Of
Grant. because Grant allowed his
case to rest. but II is the direct damna.
ton Of General Pope.
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Gold and Silver.

NV YoRx. April 4.-Tho Public
says: eft Is worthy Of special notice
that, though the exports Of gold and
silver were nearly equal to this date last
yeai, the exports Of silver this year =
about thirty times " large as those Of
gold. amounting to $4,000, 9i5 for the
quarter against l .26s. 100 for the Arst
quarter. The obvious explanation Ii
that the hope Of getting higher prices
for silver. in consequence OF the Silver
bill. led many persons last year to bold
back their bullion foolishly. 30 that the
FIRST adverse turn Of the exchanges sent
gold abroad In large quantities. Now
the entire stock Of silver. like any other
merchandise. Is available for export at
any time when exchanges permit, and
nearly 5000. 900 has gone abroad
through this port Alone"
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/ SUBSTITUTE ron TEE caI.
NEaE

In view OF the very effective action
which is being taken BY the Anti.Chi.
nese Leagues to compel the Mongolians
to leave this section Of the country,
measures should be taken at oncs to
supply the place OF the Chinese, who
evidently must GO. Experienced. WELL
regulated hotel and restaurant keepers
declare the Chinese to DO the best
kitchen hands they can fnd; that they
are not only the best skilled cooking
help, but the most regularly reliable.
In having to dispense with these, the
question arises ~ to whom or what to
substitute. II cooking could only be
done by machinery. the problem would
be easy to solve. The plain fact Of the
matter Is this. and the fact must be
looked right squarsly and sensibly in
the face: II Ia no easy matter to find =
class OF help which will or can ut once
step in and satisfactorily hll the
place Of the Chinese. yet by de-
grees such might be found and worked
in. Even the Piutes might perhaps be
utilized in this way. 1t is not easy to
find Q docils servile class Of people who
are willing to do the most mental work
patiently and well. The jackass or the
mule arc very good in their particular
sphere Of work. so also Is the well
trained roadster. while the high-toned
racer Is above the work OF either.
In this connection the NKws will here
offer . solution to the problem. which
will doubtless meet with . hearty re-
spouse from all good Americans. Tell
the colored people who are nov leaving
the South by the thousands to come
here at once aud take the place Of the
Chinese. Assist them to do so. They
are good cooks. good help, good people
aud good American citizens. They are
seeking good employment and are
willing to work. AL they ask IL q
chance. and fair compensation for
good honest work. Coming out from
the bonds Of slavery, with the marks OF
the chains and lash still upon their
bodies, and 4 longing for . home and
employment among friends. they are the
very people to take the place Of the
Chinese. In them no obnoxious slo-
msnt 10 introduced. America 10 their
home; they know no other country and
never wish to. II ever any class Of peo-
pie in this country needed or deserved
assistance 1t is the colorsd citizens Of
the great American nation at the present
time. Tell them TO come; assist them
to come. and bid them welcome.
Let the anti. Chinese leagues take the
initiative in this matter and act upon the
suggestion promptly. The one the
better. Thus may they solve saiisiacto-
rily the phase OF portion Of the Mon
golian problem which they have taken
in hand. Most earnestly we submit the
idea to their honest consideration. as
we'll % to all others who truly desire to
rid the country Of the Monaghan curse.
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~TELkoRAPHY.

In these days Of high rates and
charges for private. public or press tsle.
grams. Ii Is pleasing to know that . new
and important discovery has been made
In the matter. whereby . nsw company
formed for the purpose processes to be
able to transmit telegraph messages all
over the country and the world at almost
incredibly reduced rates. The New York
Sun Of the 9th ultimo gives the follow
ing account Of IL:
The American Rapid Telegraph Com
pany, which has lately been organized.
with Offices ct II and Is Wall street. makes
the surprising announcement: 1--WE con-
fdsntly expect, within three years. TO tele-
graph ordinary business letters. 10 and
from all points In the country. for ten
csnts." The company Is organized under
the general laws Of tho State Of New York.
and will avail itself % the Usited States
Law which permits the erection OF tele-
graph lines along post roads. Its capital
stock 10 81. 900. 900. and the officers say II
will not be wAtersd or otherwise inflated.
The capital comes mostly from New Eng
land. The company will operate lite lines
by the electro-mechanical system. BY which.
IL 10 claimed. $1,000 words can DO sent per
hour. 10 will use . steel wire electro
plated with copper. the joints 10 DO made
By q patent clamp. which. u 10 claimed,
prevents tho waste OF electricity. The
company propose TO put up . line OF three
wires from Boston 10 Washington via New
York, and one from this city 10 Chicago.
Two wires will be used for sending NEE
sages each way. and one reserved for the
use Of the company. The messages are
prepared for transmission by use OF . per-
f~orsting machine. similar 70 . typewriter
in lie operation. The message Ia thus
written In the tolegraphic alphabet on .
tape. which 10 placed on . reel for use upon
the transmitting instrument. The sehed-
uls Of rates iIed by the company IL -
cents for 30 words 10 any point In the
United States east Of the Rocky Mountains.
Is cents per 50 words night message, and
10 csnts per 100 words for pres reports.
The company claims to have bought thirty
patents 10 perfect the systems IL will EN-
ploy. Tho officers are: Edwin Reed,
President; T. Wallace, Vice President |;
and L. y. HAhsgood Of Boston. Treasurer.
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A San Francisco telegram says that
Denis Kearney returned to that city day
before yesterday looking fatigued. lie
has q "mouse" under his eye. an un.
natural pro,uberanes on his jaw. and
says: 81 got q hell Of . licking
down there at Santa Ana" Dennis
doubtless got a little decent sense
kicked into his head on that special &C.
casion. and learned a lesson which can
not DO either kicked or hurrahed out Of
II very soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04

The proposed new Constitution OF
California would compel every citizen to
make Q sworn statement, specifying in
detail TO the Assessor. all Of his pro-
perry. tangible and intangible. including
all debts due him, or. as the Chinaman
would express II. ''sll hs hab got and all
he expect to hab got" For pure in
quisitorial cusssdness. says the San
Francisco Post. this double discounts
the income tax law. and gives 1t fifty in
the game.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04

WASHINGTON was very absept.minded.
Buying his yearly pair Of No. los at
General Schuyler's shop during the
Modoc war. be sat down and pulled one
on. Washington then fell into q rsverie.
During this reverie he took M old boot
and ons new n and slung them into the
street. He intended throwing the old
pair away. Washington never found out
this mistake. But Trumbull always
painted him with two good boots.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04

Tur exodus Of colorsd people from
Mississippi and Louisiana Is still eI.
citing grave concern among the planters
Of those sections. and scarcely less
among the farmers Of Kansas. to which
State the blacks are coming like a cloud.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04

"MAMxA." said q wicked youngstsr.
IAN I your cancer" "No. my child.
Why do yeu askf" "Oh, because you
always say you like TO see people paddle
their own canoe; and l didn't know but
maybe I wa yours" The boy went
out OF the door with moro reference to
speed than grace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04

A correspondent writes from Lynx
Greek. Arizona The Chinese must 90.
Anew days since q Chinaman came up
the Ruleh and said "me likee plosplect
%littee." but the miners showed him the
road to Prescott and informed him that
"ths Chinese must 60" and stated the
place was not healthy for his kind and
bis departure was sudden. The Lynx
Greek diggings are paying handsomely.
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Mob Law In Iowa.

DEs MoISrs. April 4.-Nsws Is 70.
ceived that the citizens Of Davis City.
Decatur county. Iowa, on Monday lasi
seized two d~espsrsdoes named Tucker
and Tarter. They hung Tucker and
would have hung Tarter. but no was
taken from the mob and jailed. Martha
McLain's bagnio was then entered and
its contents destroyed. The mob com.
mitted other dsprsdations. Much 81.
element prevails and moro trouble is
anticipated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04
Hayes VIII Veto.

NKw Yonx. April "A Tribune WASH
ington special says The Cabinet and
Republicans in Congress are now united
in support OF the President in his posi-.
ton in regard to the revolutionary leg
islation proposed by the Democrats.
The certainty Of q veto makes u impos-
sibls now for the legislation 10 succeed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-04

President HAYES actually threatens
to stand firm on the question Of vstoing
any and all revolutionary bills passed by
the present Democratic Congress. In
the meantime Congress will attack his
title Is President. and the plot thieksns
20 an alarming degree.