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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18
NORTH END NOTES.
The aarspsss Miit-As n Us'e.
shais-sierrs Nevada werAiss'

The Msriposa mill has all Of . sudden
disappeared from Cedar ravins. but the
old Landmark has simply rounded the
Sierra Nevada works and is now re-
ducing tailinss and slums from the old
Sacramento mill. It commenced opera
tons today.
Union shaft has now six sets Of boil.
ers up. the boiler room having been ex.
tended twenty feet. The ventilator is
extending too.
The south compartment Of the Union
shaft has been raised 175 feet from the
drain tunnel level to the surface. II 10
Q big hole, and from bottom to top has
been dug ont and timbsrsd up 10 today
$50 feet. The compartment 10 6H feet
BY 6h feet. When completed the shalt
will consist Of four compartments two
4 feet by 4 feet 10 inches, q 4 feet i
inch by 81 feet, and one 6h feet BY
6X feet.
In the Sierra Nevada during the week
the raise from the $500 level to meet
the old shaft has been extended II feet;
total length, l04 feet. After extending
the DRIFT from crossout No. 2. on this
level, south 80 feet work In that diree.
ton was stopped and . new raise started
1t that point to pinot more look ct the
ore body about 1000 feet north OF the
incline. This raise 10 now up 20 feet
and looks and promises very we'll indeed.
The crosscut east on the 2400 level. HOO
feet north Of the incline. 10 In " feet.
and has shown considerable cookbook
log quartz. The crosseut west, on the
$500 level, 1876 feet north OF the incline.
IL in IS feet and has 65 feet yet to run
to reach and connect with the Wine
which was sunk In the ore body below
the 2400 level.
Al the Union Shaft . new store room
has been constructed OF the empty space
under the pump room. also q pipe-houss
and pumpman's room. These are con-
vsnisnt and useful. The yard OF the
works has been greatly extended In oil
directions, aud now there 10 Don north
| Of the building for teams and shops and
everything needed. Rooney Is still
| making more.
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Fer Cssssss.

r. 7. Brodek has announced himself
through the columns Of the News a. .
candidate for Public Administrator and
Coroner, subject. etc. Mr.. Brodsk IL
present incumbent Of the above ofios.
and a. Public Administrator has. during
the past two years. made his reports
regularly. done his business promptly
and settled estates satisfactorily. Al
Coroner, he has run the Office at a. little
expense to the county ~ possible and
do his duty faithfully. He 10 . good
man for the place. II faithful. 10 capable.
IL honest. 10 available. and II nominated
will be reelected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18

An assessment Of thirty cents per
.h.rs has been levied upon The capital
siock OF the Silver Hill.
A. @. Hamilton. Superintendent Of
the Con. Imperial. returned from below
this morning.
The escaped convicts. Aerssus and
whitfield, are still at large in the msun-
tains.
The Trench mill has started up iof !
few days' run cleaning up ODDS and
Sads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18

w. r. Rison, one OF our oid'time
citizens Of Gold Hill. was 10 town
today shaking hands with his nu-
msrous friends. "Dick," as he
was always fsmiliarly called. 10
now located happily with his family
in Oakland. and 10 attending to some
valuable mining interests in Esmsraids
county. He looks 40 healthy and smii.
ing as sver.
John ". Maeksy and Tom Rooney,
Superintendent Of the Union shaft. yes
terdsy had q pistol match. Ave shots
each, at the Emmst Guard 200-ysrd tar
get. Rooney hit the target twice to
Mackay's once. making the best score,
but Mackay did the best shooting after
all. II anyone thinks 200.yard pistol
shooting with ~self.cockers 10 good for
bullseyes let him try 1t.
The given name Of Mr.. Farnum,
killed in the Con. Imperial. was not
George. as given. but his initials were
N. B. He was Q member OF Kosciusko
Lodge, No. IS. I. o. o. F., Of Ohio.
He will be buried by his brethren OF the
Order at 3 p. n. tomorrow.
The Third Ward Republican Club,
Virginia, will have no meeting this even.
inc. but will have speaking q week
from this evening. to which oil The Be
publican and Garfield and Arthur Clubs
and everybody else will be invited.
Tho Fourth Ward Republican Club Of
| Virginia will meet on the Divide Mon.
day night, and has invited oil Rspubli.
can rpanizations to the meeting, and
will not exclude any outside Of such or.
CARNATIONS.
A private letter to . gentleman In
Dayton informs him. says the Lyon
County Times. that there are 1900 tons
Of iron for the G. 4 @. r. r. in q ship
driven ashore above San Francisco.
Monday the Board Of County Commits
sionsrs will meet at l p. n. and after
trsnsactina its business as Commission
srs, will, at 2 P. NJ. resolve itself into o
Board OF Equalization.
Caroline Noble, who welded John
Noble In Austin In 1855. says he has
failed to provide for her and she wants q
divorce. John should exemplify his
surname better.
Ivy Fulton. chief engineer at the
Original Keystone mine. yesterday had
his left hand caught IN the machinery
and the little hugsr thereof considerably
manglsd.
The members Of wildey Lodge No. /
and Parker Lodge No. Is will hnd .
fupsr.l notice In smother column, a.
will also the members Of the Miners
Union.
The members Of the National Guard
will tomorrow shoot for possession OF
the improved rifles just received. those
making the best scores taking The new
guns.
Among the departures last evening
were P. A. Humbert. OF the Bullion. n.
@. Hillysr. OF the Silver Hill. and Z. Il.
Otsy, Secretary Of the Sierra Nevada.
O. II. Bonnsmort. formerly supsrin.
tsndsnt OF the Sierra Nevada. now Q
resident OF Oakland, California, 10 on
| the Comstock.
There was NO meeting Of the Teach
srs' Association Of Storey county. ct the
Fourth Ward school house, Virginia,
this morning.
The cas- OF the State VI. Miles Finlsn
fths Crosby csss) will come up for trial
In the District Court Monday.
emit has been commenced in Lyon
county by W. A. Bonynss ~. pansy
! Mining Co., for $sl4 IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18
The Arizona and Guayma, Railways.

TUCSON. September ls.-The Western
Union Telegraph line has opened sta
tons at Wilcox and San Simeon. on the
Southern Pacific Railroad. Globe City
was connected yesterday With tbs out.
side world by telegraph. The line joins
the military at San Carlos. Private al.
vices from Gsymas. Sonora. say that
grading on the railroad 10 complete four
miles from the terminus. Contracts
have been let for grading to Hermosillo.
a distance Of ninety miles. II 10 oonf-
IDENTIFY believed that the track will be
laid before next March. Over 1900 tons
Of steel rails are expected In Gusymas
daily. The railroad company IL work.
ing 400 men, most OF whom are Yacqui
Indians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18

The abolition OF the tax on the shawl
manufacture OF Cashmere will perhaps
lead to o renewal OF that important In
dustry In the ''happy valley" For
some years back an increasing tax has
been levied. and latterly the impost be-
came p%rohibitivs. It was almost tho
only industry 10 Cashmere. and. when
Il was starved out, the once smiling VAL
ley became O wilderness. The few who
remained were needy c%ultivators. who
have hardly been able to keep thsni-
selyes from starvation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18
rhrourh lhe Indian county.

sr. LOUIS. September IA party.
including two Directors OF the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad. left yipits. Indian
Territory. the present terminus Of the
St. Louis and San Francisco road, yes.
tsrday, to make o reconnoisanos OF the
line a. surveyed through the Cherokee
Nation and other parts Of the Territory,
and thence to Albuquerque. New Msxi'
co. This movement indicates prepare.
tions for constructing the railroad
through Indian Territory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18
Col. rair asd the ss.assr.hip'

A person who IL intimately connected
with the BONANZA Arm and familiar with
tn. opinions as well as business Of Col.
Fair. said today that II Col. Fair should
run for the United States Senate he
would not run a. Q Democrat; that he
was not . rigid partisan. never had ossn
Democrat, and that his views were
more Republican than Democratic. y
be CONSENTED to stand in for the United
States Senate at all IL would Do on the
Republican sids-hs would light M:
Sharon on his owa dunghill. and would
beat him, too.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18
More Hardware.

W. N. Hall & Co.. the great hardware
merchants. whose store 10 opposite the
Nrws Office. have Of late been filling up
for the fall trade. Their stock seemed
ample before ; yet so capacious is the
NAV Of the Comstock Tor mining and
milling goods and SO liberal . share oil
the trade In furnishing these supplies
comes to the Arm that they are com.
PEELED to constantly order in advance
and pile shelves and counters and store
rooms full to be ready to meet the
demand. The advertisement OF the
frh will DO found in another column
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18
D.p.r,ures I..ss EvssisE.

PA Humbert. A Lernhart. n Z Car
sssdo. n G Hillyer. d p Fenton. Aiss N
Doogsn. W Hatch. Rus Lamb. IA Ma
nanny. J Curtis. 7 II Thompson. Mrs o n
Besbs. A J Hatch. II L Roff. @ B Hill. d
q Nay. E K otey. W Robinson. II Green.
Geld. 10 pemling and wife. Chas xorfoot
and family, J Walton and wife. Alice
Jenkins. T K Howe. Mrs A FoulKss. J u
Lammon. Mrs Z swsepy, J A Benson.
Niss I Lynch. Mrs b 8 Jacobson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18
Miscellaneous.

New LONDON. Conn.,. September 49,
The Steamboat inspectors, In the case
Of the Narragansstt disaster, And that
the steamboat company have violated
important laws regulating navigation.
Both Captains are blamed, and both
their licenses revoked.
The steamship from Rotterdam
brought $4,000. 900 In gold bars.
PHnLIpssuRo. N. j., September 49,
The Republicans OF the Fourth District
have nominated General Judson Kilpst-
rick for Congress.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

TAxes FOR TaR FISCAL YEAR ENDING
l Nay let. 1881. for tbs Town Of Gold Hi
10 me- ct my once. 10 rear Of Yellos yscLe.
Engine House, Main street. Gold bill, oetween
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. y. and 4 o'clocsp
The lays and ordinances In regsrd 70 me CT,
lection OF san will DO strictly enloicso. =.
taxes NOT paid before win become aenn4usA'
on the 9Th Of october. 1885,. ,,vvn
Marshal. AMI ex.ofhcio Tax c'lsoIcr;
Gold Hill August 81, 1850.
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For Treasurer.

It IL rumored that Richard Kirmsn,
the wsll.known stock broker Of Virgins
City, will be Q candidate for County
Treasurer at the Republican Con-
vention to be held next Thursday.
Mr.. Kirman 10 20 we'll known. and
known to be q man Of capital. a. well as
cspability for the office, that the bare
announcement 10 almost equivalent to q
nomination. and u nominated, he will
most undoubtedly bs elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18
WE CAN'T TALK

without showing the condition OF our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not to b
ashamed Of them let rs use that standard dsnti.
ffico. SOZoDoNT, which 10 sure TO keep them
white and spotisss. Nc ara can encrust
them, no canksr Affect the enamel. NO species
OF decay intest the dental bone II SOz0DuNT
10 regularly ussd. IL 10 . botanical preparation.
aud its beneficial ed. cts on the teeth and yuma
arc maryslou, =, % II removes oil d deliberations,
and reuders the gun . hard and rosy. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18

By notice In another column it will b
seen that the D. P. DIS will dance and
sing and do all sorts OF funny things at
Masonic Hall next Thursday evening.
II Dan dc guile 10 right 10 his intsrpre-
tation Of the letter. I'D. p. d." he will
And them tptep manassrs II he will
come and ~ thsm nsxt Thursdsy even
ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18
Religious Notices.

Nsthodist Church, Gold Hni-Rsv. J. B.
Utilis pastor. Divine service at . .. u. No
morning service. sabbath School ., q ,. n.
An are welcomed.
Al. Johns Church. Gold Hill-sunday school
AZ / O'CLOCK 2. y. All are cordially invited TO
attend.
rh.rs will bs divine service at Dayton to-
morrov svsuing ct TO ?. n, Rev. George ".
Tsstnan oncistins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18
Arrival. Tn. ner.i.r.

CT Hillyer. n Cook. A Hipp. q Smith,
Rw Lamb. + W Berry. W Nichols. Mr.
vssey. Luty. A Hamilton. B Held,
II G Hiilyer. J Robinson. R Kirman. Mr.
II Campbell. Chester Glass. Miss robin'
Mrs. A II Brodsr. John A Nahanny and
family,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18
A CARD.

To all who are s~ufsrins from the srrors and
indiscrstions OF you h. nervous weakness. early
decay. losa Of manhood, etc, I will send q re-
ceIpe that will cure you. FREE OF CHAhoE.
This great remedy was discovered bya mission.
arr In South Americs. send . seif.sddresssd
envelope to the arv. JosxPn T. IsnAS. station
D., New York city. isle ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-18

informed that Blossett bad . right to
speak to them. and they were warned
not to interfere With him. he wal oau-
toned not to say anything likely to
cause further trouble.
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NOTICE.

Az. pRRsoss HAVING IN THEIR p0s.
AA...stor bo h belonsing 10 Wells prury
.-,scrssssd 10 leave the sams st the Once VI
~ ssosn Hui News - soon % conventsns;
Gold Hill. September 10. 1879. 'sisiv
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srOCK REP0nT.
50 Franeisco Bsard.
LAST EVENING.

LAsi EskNANV.
100 Eureka Con-. l6k, II
$3.50 Grand Prize. ~. 2 so, ~ $50.
60. ~ $50
100 Manhattan. ~
100 Argenta. 400
Ito Independence. SOC. 5Se
ESQ Tuscarora. 40c
40 Belle Isle, zoe, 55e
100 Day. SOC
500 Albion. 9oc. $50
so NJ. Diablo. ISL
1850 North Belle Isls. 4sc
$40 East Nj. Diablo. s3s. 6oe
lao Columbus.
50 Bsohtsl. 76c
ass Tioga. 90c. $50
AIS Summit, Sc, s0e
10 Bulwsr. N
500 0oodshaw. $50
100 Coneordia. 23e
100 Bslviders. 45o
100 Champion. 500
400 Blaekhawk. 25o
100 Booker Con-. 400
400 Queen Bee. lso
so Mono. 2 10
1900 University. 100
500 Dudley. 100
AIS Addsnda. 500
$50 MONDAY. I 30.
10 North MONDAY. AZ
$50 Mammoth.
100 Orc. I 10
IS Silver King. 8. N
TIN MORNING.
SIS ophir. 81. 81
$50 Mexican. In, llk
545 Gould 4 Curry. 4 IS. I 50
60 Best 4 Beleher. ION. ION
240 California. "a. Q 80
625 Savage. s. 3 Us
375 Con. Virginia. 3 Is
$40 Chollar. 8 80. 8 IS. 8 70
$50 Potssi. 2 IS. 2 50
Gao Hale 4 Noreross. ~
4t5 Grown Point. l 30. l IS
e0 Yellow Jacket,
TOO Bslsher. 2. Q 05 bso. o5
so Confidence. 81
42o Sierra Nevada. IL. loS. Ion. loS
10 Utah. l0k
$50 Bullion. ! Is
220 Exchequsr. 2 81. ~
l65 overman. I 05
$50 Justice. I 03. l 10
$40 Union Con-. CAV. 22k, 23S
$40 Alta. s Is. 3 20. Is
Ito Julia. $50
$50 Caledonia. &oc. 45c
400 Silver Hill. Coo. 100
400 Challenge. II
100 New York. SOC
200 Senator. loo
so Lady Warrington. $50
400 Scorpion. 2 %. 2 10, 2 10 bso
400 Quinn. So
200 Trojan. i0c
ass Benton Con-. ~. Is
$50 Con. Dorado. SOC
10 Golden Gate. 3
100 North BONANZA. zoe
~ Northern Belle. l2S
10 Manhattan.
400 Grand Prize, 2 10 IS, Q 10
llso Argenta. 4ae
SIS Tuscarora. 400
100 Day. SOC
1870 Albion, 65c, 900. soc
$50 Wales. I o.. I 10. 20
10 Nj. Disblo. lsS
600 North Belle Isle. &5c
20 Nj. Potosi. 500
400 East NJ Diablo. 6oc. Sc
265 Columbus.
500 MeClinton. $50
240 Tioga. $50. SOC
It's Summit. 400
40 Bulwer. N
30 Syndicate. Coo
l203 G~oodshaw, SOC. $50
500 Bslvidere. &5c
$50 Champion. Csc. SOC. tee
80 Blackhawk. 25c
200 Booker Con-. 2 10
$50 Queen Bee, lsc. Toe
$40 Mono.
80 Con. Pacific, II
500 Jupiter. 40c. S5e
ee0 Dudley. l0c. 80
10 Addends. SOC. $50
100 Double Standard. ssc
$50 Orc. 2. I 90. l IS
60 Tiptop.
10 Atlas. 81. 8 60
IS Silver King. 7N,7k
so Boston Con-. 75c
400 Mammoth. SOC
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
~ Oomm'ssione's OF storey county. state
Of Nevada, Virginia City, september IA. 1880
The Board Of County Commissioners OF this
county will meet a. q Board ri Equalization on
MONDAY, the TwENTIRTH day Of SEP.
TIMBER, A. D.. 1880. ct the hour OF . o'clock
p. Y aid continue In session. from day TO day
All parties desiring an eQuallE ,tion Of their
taxes arc requested TO como before tho Board 1t
tbs earliest possible d.ts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-20
oISCINNATI SOUTHERN II. II.
The banquet ~ cincinnati 80 the
Southern Quests The Music,
Speeches, TOasis, Rte,

Cincinnati, March l0,-To accommodate
tho large number Of guests NJ tho banquet to
the Southern oreunlonsts, the main body Of
Music hall was converted into magnificent
dinngToom, aud NIL tho available space was
occupied, At tho principal table were seated
MAYOR Jacobs Governor Foster, Of OhIoi
Governor Blackburn, Of Kentucky Governor
Colqult, Of Georgiai Hon, w, S
Groesbook, CINCINNATI Hon, II, u, Temple,
Mayor NJ Chattanooga Ex-senator Chal-
meis, Of Missisaippi Leslie ", Brooks, Of
MobIIel Ex-GoyeinOr bishop, ofOhioi NJ, IT,
MArHh, Mayor Of Montgomery General A.,
l.. Gosborn, of Clnelnnall, and Ferguson
MaCkhugher md Greenwood, trustees Of
tho Cincinnati Southern rood, When tho
orchestra played particularly pleasing mum
ber, about hall'pasL tan o'clock, an en-
core was insisted upon, and the orchestra re-
apOndod with "Dlxlo,' Tho effect was magi.
cal all over thu house, Men rose and shouted
In tho greatest enthusiasm, The music
was almost drowned, but when
tho air ended thoorcheatIa struck up the ma-
Iestir tones Of "Slnr SpRnged Banner" The
scene via ndcscrbnblo, Everybody roso up
and tho mir was white with waving handkor-
chiefs. Finally the great organ Joined In,
An unparalleled outburst of enthusiasm fol.
lowed. II was II o'clock when the speaking
began, the order being ~ follows Address
of welcome, on behalf Of tho city, by Mayor
Jacobs. Address of welcome, on behalf Of
tho State, BY Governor Forster
Cincinnati Southern-llesponso by Hon.
II. a, Ferguson,
South Atlantic Statcs--licsponso by Gov
crnor ColQuitt, of Georgia
Gulf States-lie5ponso by Leslie H.
Brooks, of Mobile.
Our Northern Nnd Southern Statos--Re-
spouse by NJ. v, Ingalls, md Ex-Governor
Brown, Of Georgia.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Prince orion 10 Hartmann.
The Alleged WouId-Iic Assassin OF
The CSnr, 10 Come 10 America
--NIisccIinucous,

London, March l0,-Felix Pint, the
French Communist has written letter say
ing that the correspondence purporting to
have taken place between himself md
Garibadi in reference TO the Hartmann affair,
Is u forgery.
HARTMANN COMING TO AMERICA.
The Central News association reports to
have received n communication from Hart
mann, acknowledging that he was chosen by
the Nihilists committee TO assassinnto the
Gar and giving detailed account Of his Mt
tempt nj Moscow. Hartmann concludes by
saying he intends to cmigrate to America in
II few days
oRLoFF TO RESIGN.
A st. Petersburg correspondent says that
the Prince 0rloG will beinvited to resign the
Ambassadorship of Paris, land that he will not
be replaced, and that the relations between
France and Russia will remain in the unsatis-
factory state in which he left them.
PAROLE DISQUALIFIED.
Liverpool, March l0-Parole wss OBJ
iected TO on the ground of cross, andwas
disqualified The race wasaworded to Ad-
vance,
RoMs AND AUSTRIA
Rome, March l0,--During Wednesdays
debate in the Italian Chamber of Deputies
Signor Carelletta, of the Extreme Left, de-
Tended the Italia lraeditas assertions decar-
ing that the policy of advent is less danger
Gus than the policy of fear. He held
that Austria was threatening Italy, not
because of Iraedita, the agitator, but because
her internal necessities demanded war against
Italy, and her military party desired it. Pre-
mior Carrial said that the friendship between
Italy and Austria rested on the respect for
the treaties and tho sentiments of
the people. The recent Austrian
armament had been cordially and spontane-
ously explained. Italy appreciated Austria's
good will and intended to maintain the best
relations with her. On Thursday, Signor
Bori of tho Extreme Left and II member OF
the Italy Iraedta society, said the assertions
did not desire war with Austria, but would
not allow the National rights to be forgotten.
The Democratic programme was enlargement
of franchise at homo and the maintenance
of the nations dignity and rights
abroad since 1864. Noted mon, all over Italy,
had affirmed her rights to Trieste and Aus
trio
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New York, March ia special cores
pondent at st. Petersburg says he is in a
position to state that Russia will decline to
hold communications with the new
Chinese Ambassador until China rattles
tho kuldja treaty. The correspondent
is informed that the Chinese are already
making nroads into Russian territory. The
inbroglio grows daily more complicated.
The st. Petersburg press is aghast at the sud.
den energy of a nation whose territory had
come to be considered the natural prey of
Russia, and it disapproves of the indications
of the friendly understanding between China
and England.
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Paris.


npcClui 10 lno Iierhiu'
Paris, March ia nice little coincidence
occurred near this place. There lives n
family of people ono mile from town. This
family had n widowed daughter who had
gone to Sherman to take charge of the house
hold effects oe a widower who has a son some
twenty-five years of age, and it
seems that both father and son be-
camo enamored with the widowed lady,
aid they both became engaged to the lady
She took the train and came home day or
two ago. The young man came down to
Paris and the old man became uneasy and
took the next train and came down, and
found tho boy there ready to be united in
the usual bonds that evening. The old man
managed to get his son to go home on the
evening train, and said that he would bring
the widow up with him the next day. This
satisfied the boy. The old man sent to the
clerks office and obtained license and was
married to the widow, and according to his
promise to his son no did take the widow to
Sherman, not, however, as his sons sweet
heart, but as his mother.
A Young man by the name of Pitts shot
and killed young man by the name of Clark,
ut Rock ferry, in this county. Pitts is now
in Jail awaiting the action of the Grand jury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-20
A Musical Prodigy.

There appears at the Tivoli hall every
night for a week hence, musical prodigy, in
the shape of n nine year old boy, the son OF
Professor Stuart the celebrated violinist, who,
with his son, furnishes music at this popular
resort. In the words of Artemus Ward,
Master Henry Stuarts ''fort' is playing the
cornet, while with the violin the Pro-
fessor is perfectly at home.
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To the firemen of Dallas and to their OK.
cellent Chief, w. G. Conner, our warmest
thanks are due and most freely and heartily
rendered for their services at the fire on
Thursday night, And we take occasion to
say that a more heroic or gallant fight wa,
never recorded in the annals of CONGREGATIONS
in Texas. and in saying this we but re-echo
that said by every eyewitness of the des-
perate conflict. Respectfully,
LESLIE B. CLARK & Co.,
j. II. BRYAN.