davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-11-02

aru no. Incorporated by this Stato a,Nl nro
not tnxal,1n u, their capital stock. Tho Stats
l'mr.l, fnsfIng tt easier to coltrct taxes from
the railroads oil .!loir tnn1lbla property, l,nvo
Increased Tho valuation of thn Inter property
ins.en.l III tho stuck, tll,,s securing l0 the
Slate Nil tho results tlnt ,vnuht l,nye fol-
lowed MI t,,crenso IN tho yuluatlot, of tho
stock. 50 will, nil the proceedings of Tho
I'oartl; they have been lpund by decisions of
Tho courts, al,sl have navur fallol wllen they
have l,a. tim Inv u, their stsic To tnx eortn-
rattonH, fairly but Justly, ns Il, tho caso Ut
tic Stock-Tnr,s.
Finally, Mr.. Kont III lis explanation thus
tlls,t,scs If Ills critics criticism:
Wl,nt t,,.ye sought IL do In to put such
valuation upun thu IN tltnl stock nf Curturittons
fl Cnok t'unty It's will l,o fMtr ann ril'hl. com,
pnrt41 With ntltDr property In t'1!E c'nty nttsl
HtAtc. When my nCUtsaer ntlntlts tlht tho uGit.
pntnn fr,l t:taIk County lid sIcetrh In Nottf1tY
Tho tsscasinnat down ftsi nu ntcrnED Of II tHtr
cunt tn M nvar,gc Of = or cunt. he ntlI!llts
henHII,nd. hAv' hcnrii Of 10 etlt'ipll,i1,t y
tho assessment frnnl CN'k C'hiIty& or n,y nr Ils
corporations, uHIl u5lun tho ryp nf tho eNcttfti.
when ya,g tna.,, ttatrrett by tho f,'et thtt 10
Mt ono ta,nU wis EEAlrHlnH or II DGflnGrltttc
Committee. md l'yolnptH'l by tho sn,srsl,ss t,f I!
him with tletfiuls inftrlhn Hon, cnlnrs to th9
rront with II v!w to mprrastllK On Tho voters nl
tho First District tint they hn bettCr send sn1sio
nhu to thu StntH Hoard Win tis Ind TN rxtErI.
rtleu III t,pHe ,nhttGrs+ who IL mt y Resilient Ut
this co,I,ty, MD Inns no intercat lit It.
, 1880-11-02

KEEr your eye on tho bnlIcs'n-honras ~.
night until Now York Is hoanl froni; af''l wlpa
you know that tho Republican, Electors na"
been ehuaen IN that state III to lctl ai'a s!sSp @
tho saoep of tho righteous. No powoF on sA'" ~
sI0 acci!ent, R0 cRreoaneas, no fnEKcry " 'c' Nv
currut,tIop, Gun l1QElnt O4tIlNltl thGl,.
, 1880-11-02
Tribune IiisASCIf OFFICES.

r.nE CutcAao Tnlnl:AT has established hsnncll
tres fur tic receipt uI subscriptions aEd nGyeFtls1-
neats m fellows: ..-.......
NEW yUlsE-Nepnt y Tribute llntidnR. F.T Nc
FAn1lES. Manager.
Ul.AsGDW. ket,tinnd-Ainn's Amoslcan Scws
hEeflcst I'll itnrltHslst. .
1.ONHDS. Ens.-AlnerIcan Exchange, Nv strHnd.
HENNr +. uiLLtH. ARent.
NAHutSGTUS. y. C.-l1l1 strtnk
, 1880-11-02

TnE Mnyor or Shck Of TIM l'ersinu town of
Ur!mynt hns requested tho tamcrictn nlssion-
nrtcs nj TINT pnfnt To hnlst thu American ling
oyei tho guNrt1rs which they slcenpy md tlsp It's
II mission, IN order that they may Hc rccu9nIzed
atnl respected. and stlaIl not 10 nolcstcd when
tho Kurls nbtnn possession ri the t0wn.--ai
avcBt which tho S!,rik thinks lrobable. Tic
American !laR is II power IN GvorS pnrt Ut tho
wurh: 1t remains for Tho American lcnrie to
decide to-day whether It shall be u power ut
ilt1Di..
, 1880-11-02

yni"; e1 t''o o.. nrn'ocr"s. when tloy were out
a. Is. n,N,.y Desnoorats will mt y,,r M y,
while ef thHso who ,ta yttu enough wilt. ,L,"n
support Mr., tlnwd Au'l hia eolirag,Jt, mn ~.
tpeni .ekrt to Insure tho nfrlf u. ,nhn E,,..' H..
en,m,l'1atr consider. th0rafnrr, ft1nt Mr. fus,
nomination wns sl,rnw noyntt, tho ,,art nr ,.a
Republicans In tho Interest of ther l'rp,to,,as,
randdntCs, ns It hnH loft tho De.,lnrrnt, IN,
tInrplcsiy .llshlrtf I'll ttlc1r county ticket ."a a
will keep nlthy Ut thon nWny fru,n tho ITALIA .N !"
, 1880-11-02


TuE uiiscrup,lolls character Of tho Dcln-
ocfatc leaders Is shown by tho 'ncntacfty "f
t!le campaign they lave wagctI,-i. ca,npaign
Ut slntittcr, Of vIlilcatloA, of forgery, Of lies;
and no rcucting man run doubt tllNt with I'LL
tho 1naciIl,ery 0f Government III tho hands VI
that )mrty tho pnwrr to c0miIEt frA,l.!s Mt tho
pa'ts woul be commensurate with ttlo lnrty
tAu,Itlacity. Under such circumstances tic
"SoIu South " would br able tn enforce
long tcasc Of pawcr,--loliE enough to rob tic
Treasury a1ltl lIopplesly wreck tho prosperity
nf the co,lntry. Thu lroRran Ut tho So1ld
South involves tho tistsfan ol Texas lnto five
S.ates alMI tho admission rs Suites Uf utali
a'nl New Mexico with tho l',lrposrof 1ncrcas-
l,,g ts strength In botli l,raiclles of Congress.
III a word, II tho Solid South achieves power
t,t.tny 1t cnnnot fur lnnily yealxbo tllslolsetl.
Everything, then, tint the North 11ycs Ii Mt
stake,-its pride In tic Natloll, Its devotion
tn FREQ institutions, its desire 10 sGa that tie
guarantees Of tho Constitution III favor vi
black cftlzcn8 aru faithfully cnfnrcctf,-fn Il
wonl, Its purpose 10 preserve for future Ectl-
erntfons the priculess blessings of liberty nlltl
frer Government for which tito soldiers Ut
tl.e Unlnn fought, Dlcd, md died. Citizens
III Chtcngo, your part III this great contest
iies Immediately bcforo you. IN tho brief
cQ,nmss Of twcivu hours your duty must, tf
uycr, bo performed. Tho registry, which
ought to t,c pure, Inns bggn corrupted by lmsu
wrptclics utterly unworthy Of tho noble lille
Ut citizcns. 1t will require NIL tho Vigilance
Ut Getcrntnctl, honest mel to SEQ that tile
fraud Of tito registry II not completed at the
ballUt-lalx. fnslr country nsks o,ip day of
, 1880-11-02

Mn. j. n. SrupEnAKEl., Eice-Prcs!tlont
anl Director III churxo Of tho works 1T tho
st,l.lcInkcr I,rnthers' Manufacturing Company,
Of South Isens1, tntl., has rcn,ncaA his AlcKi-
nnce to tho nomocratlc pHrty. Ant1 IN lottcr
published yesterday snys: ~ believe II to he tho
duty uf ovcry loynl cltlzcn North md Sonth to
support the Republican party VI t0-dny.' Mr.
SttistehAkcr hns nlwaya been thnronEhE0InK
Fenlpcrnt. liz ts only ono of thousands Of
Dcn1ncrMtc bttstncss-mc WIN BELIEVE With him
nld who Will enst their first Republican vote to-
tfuy.
, 1880-11-02
enatlnn vnto uf Vtce.lrtsidont Arthur ftor tho
4ih Ut March n0xt. Eynty !,'llcnltoit points to a
HlorIon4 Republican rctory tt'-sny.
POWER OF THE UNIFIED STATES eUpER-
YlH0ls AT THE ELECTION.

- ..-.
POWER OF THE 0H1fED STATES 6uPEN"
V18oAs At THE EhEGr1UH'
lefhaps IL ~ '"19"''''' W. 'io """'e, .'1.
Dho oi carter ilaTris"fs t"'teun'en WIN "
Inc 4enstn OF lh'esl.ta'H " "'.' stt' as's'c.
WING ti!o la'ier "'s 'c'lns ~ 'no c"l'ns'l, ~
ul.te" s".so ou's, ''so' '.,'u t''@ w.
a"t.es oi aiS ',''e'' ""''as NV WIZ ~ tos.s
tE"t,ol,' ~ NJ ese"s. t''t e,ie"'s."uso ,.a,
iofs'ca all "ppo,'"', ,u' ."os" ,,, .,."''" 1a'u.
u, 10 eo'!St'nu "n1 sHp,sl'' .a' on.se! ol"'ss
E"c.lol' .tms' "'"t u.i.,.o l''o "a.'." NV ~"
ihot''y W '''o o"i'e' o,"'ea ''eet.oi. o"eu'
~ u e.eA' '.s! "ns"nosa' % ''s'.' ,n....s..,,s
lo..',.I' "'IUt .'ns H. "s.
Hs''s 10 au "e''' '.' - ~
:" "cll Atu"a' "'"t n's h'au"'a"to H., =. .no
.''" .'',,, =" ''. s.s "'"Ss, u"s s
W." ~ ~ ".p.y ~. W '"o ~ >'0
n1'',"" =, :, '.','''. ~ '..' ."" ,,x,,, IL,
,,'at 49,. % 11''.,, a,o.ns s,,,'on,.,s.,r
,1 ts ,n su =. o. .,, ., INV rn , on.tar,t
wv 49,. .. ,,.,...', r.st ,,., H., e.,
r",,r.s",,,s 49, ",,t,n,,., ".rhnr
49, s.,,,.,, .s 1,.,,... ,,.,,,,,,,,..,,J
=. u'.s. H.. ~ ~ ". ;... ~, ~. ,,,.n,
.,.l, 49, IT, s,..'.tsa j., tna ',ias,,.r.,o ~
,.,.,. :, sr1'., sn,." Ill, a,,,.rl,w ,,ts
.,'a, :. .i,a ,,n,.a, St,.s e ,,os .,,o ,,,,o,h,n
.at",,. ~ ..'.s.+', u, ~, a,a,'. ,,,t,,,r,,
.,.s ~ " .I. n's,s.s,.,a, ~ ~ " ua."sa sar ~,
1sa,t., ,s,..,s..s" ~, r'",,,aa. and ,,,,ar,,
.,,.,. ,,'slnr H., n,,t,,,rI,,.
~ .4.t,,. ~ ~, f1,,,,o S,otas ,l,ar ~, ~ In
~, !, ,, tr,, +. IN
v ~" ,r' .,,,, IT, -. ~, ,,t,. r,,,r,,s,t1
~ " N -,
, 1880-11-02

IsEAn tho Federal Eiec.ton laws, anu TO
member that unulo sam haa tho power ~ Da'~
thou Up,
, 1880-11-02
U},e Gt:tI,a1tre.
TE1.Nts OF SUBSCRIPTION.

~ -
ny aJAtr-1S A1lvASCE-lNsrAuE PREPAID.
tIaijv ctIttinu op,. your 3,tn
fIHrtk pf Il Yrnr trf nlfInt ..,,..,,,.,,.,, 1.OD
ialiy and hittY nm ycnf t,,,,n,......,.+. tA.O
I'nr1s Ef yGAr tsrf inni,fii ...,,,, ,.,.,,. Ina
lrttnh N 1hur4!ny nnd Hntrf11aF tter ftAf. 4k&at
strndny WeincslinT and Ffiiaf nor yttitr. st.ttI3
hntirfST ,r si,ttlInF iG.nSuo ndnn, ,ter roar X.EU
hiT tltbCr nY rUf Observation-Disclosures. &.SU
WEEKLY EnlTIOS---lUsrt.AtD.
Dhf cnff. fEr $GaT. 4tt
Etnn Ut
OF
Specimen t1pcE sent free.
Givo rust-unIoe atdrcss IN fnt including 3tato md
soGnty.
Ne,u!ttances may be mndo either by ,irntt exrrcs+
,osl1ca utlor OF IN rou!storcd letter NJ pus RISK.
I'll cry SUltsEttttIl:lts.
oal!y, delivered, Sunday cxcepto al scents ncr weok
on5, delivered. Snntny Included. 80 cons psE weok.
At,iress TilH TlttituSE COMPANY.
Corner Madison md JsHrhorn.sts. Ch!ea4o, Ill
, 1880-11-02

JUSTICE CGIFFoRl, 1t is stated, Will ne'et
agaiu t4ko up his public duties. ua " a0's :"
, 1880-11-02

Olympic Frhrutrr.
CinrH street, between fnkc nsid Randolph EHRn2e-
pnent of Miss 1tuut FORESTER, "MAzap1Ht."
, 1880-11-02

EX-SENATOR Dorsey, Oil tho part OF tho
itepulIicun Campaign COMMITTEES, predicts thHt
Gen. Qarlpt Will carry Dyrry EWthorn etAto
to'.lny. After Il careful AnA thorough cnnvhss
by wcil'inEorsnua porsul,s theru scolns to bo no
tlnuht that New furk will glyo u Republican
maturity Ut D,oS,. Con, Arthur thtnks It will
rcarh t0,0N Now Jersey VIII b0 oIosu. Int Gun.
unrflclls tha1nrlty Will peo0Al'ly reach U,un.
aia!lp will undoubtedly Htv1 u majority
hXatnst tho F,lstun t!cket. Tho i'a-
estse states nrv cuunte.l OH ~ certain
10 gtsu their Elueturnt y1tes t0 0cn. 0urcld.
fneo It hns been de.lntlly proved that tAo
N"rey.chlness lu.cr WAS IL basu and souslllnlous
tntEtrs there hua 1tcn rcMctinn oil tho Pacific
G'nst which Will 6crta!nty rClolln! to tho ud-
fa1'tuEu OF thu Republicans. III Now Hump
SURE thu UcllitHrslla aru making a1t aggressive
| campaign, md hafU II ropn!nr cnHltstnte for
u"scrllor, 1,lt las!ers from tat St,ltu Indicate
| thnt thu lleMocrAts tlIoru vii. hu 1T
| u minority ut 6,llN In lIllnala u mt
jorlty OF :d00a Ia ltnke,l Tor, 1900 In In.
.linna, sa>,uD In Wisconsin, n,0N III Ohio, ut,.l ut
least a100 In lIs}lvanlA. There seems to 10
no rcuson to DOUBT tlAt tho New Icrsuy I.egts-
latnre will bo Republican, whluh Ins.,rcs tho
election OF Republican successor tu sonntor
lta1doph, tho lNcsent Democratic sUunlor
troin thMt StAte. There ts a.ao Kool srasun
tn below ttmt aetaIur Jntos, Ut Florida, will
give way IL y Republican successor. Hen-
ntor irrnnn'k tlta,ln " sualvtl III New York,
" IL thnt aE MulIanaltl In indiana. I'Ae liuusu
Ut Representatives will bo curtN,l!y Republican,
AMI, even though Fa!r lnuy heat Shnrun III
! NsYala, tho scuaie NIL bo 1lcpublivan by tho
, 1880-11-02


rcnrtnrp STREET. srr1,tr Ut Mnsrne. Engagement
Ut tits S,.l,l, md Messenger Combination. "Tourists
u u pulul4n Palutu Chr"
, 1880-11-02

rAlsSEt1. visited Limerick City yestcr.loy
md WINS tui.dcrc.! Il magnificent reception.
1t does not nppear TINT tho threatened
prosecution Ut hm tty tho isritls!, Government
l,as IN tho laust tlntrlctod from tho Lasld
Iuarl1u ulllef's popularity. llo was mot putsitiu
tho city by Committee Ut cltize,ss nrd
by tho ncnll,ora Ut tho City Council and
MI csGort Ut 6o,00 people. Tho meetlng
1nsscd ,At quietly. Notwithstanding thnt
tho Goyernnont authorities considered It
necessary to hAve III hand larQt
fnscs Ut pui'ceMcn and soldiers. NL,Io
Lan.l-I.cn1nu meetings wore hold Sundny, Ana
ttru wer0 tluno Ut tho dfaturbAiIcGa 80 fnuustrl-
ullsy Jru'!lccd by tho u,lble MIN. Tho threat
,,nrl prosecution Ut tho eatl1rs sGci,ls to huye
only adsled to tho strength Ut Tho agitation.
, 1880-11-02

AT The last Presidential e'ccttml--ls'o-the
four North tite wnrs1s gnye tho following t'ss'
1nrltics for ridden, Thuy Mre KutnY tu record
very tl!trorut,t verdict to-day:
, 1880-11-02

HIcTsckcrts 'rhrntrc.
Madison Htrert. between State md llearbaFn. E'l-
lnscnaont Of Mr.. and Mrs. GeD. ). Knight. "Otto -
jpfninu.H
, 1880-11-02

Cinrk street. opposite few Cnnrt-tionsc. Engnge-
ncr,t Ut Agnes ttuhcrts%n. "jessle Drpwni os. Ihe
lettpf OF l.ucknuw.s
, 1880-11-02

WHEN y0u TO tn tlie polls reatl your ticket
cnrefIly to SEQ tllnt 1t es't1tnns unly tho namea
Ut Republican candidates fur Electtrs, mud thai
They nr0 correctly spelled. Tho trl,o list NJ le-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11
The sand Lots Denounced.

SAX FsAScrsco. May 10.-At . meet.
ing OF the Ward Presidents Of the Work.
ipgmen's party yesterday afternoon the
President Of the Third Branch Of the
Tenth Ward Club submitted . resolution
c~ondemuing Vice President Smith Of the
W. P. @. for allowing q Tucker to
malign the Ward Presidents and do.
nouncs the Board ss q piece club.
James McMahon denounced the sand
lot and said: "Iti 10 composed Of . masa
Of irresponsible persons who gather to.
gether every Sunday and utter vile Ian.
Rusge and threats that they would mol
dare say In club meetings."
Assemblyman Brsunhart asked TO bs
allowed TO make . statement. He said
that Sunday after Sunday thu sand
letters denounced the Ward Presidents.
Last Sunday he had been attacked him.
self. and be wanted to know II the Board
had nc power to punish the man who
allowed them to DO called the vilssi
names in the English language without
calling the speakers to order.
A very stormy discussion followed.
MeMshou said that the Board Of Ward
Presidents repudiatsd the sand lot. 3.
Il. Rollins thought that ''ths sand LOT
should be sunk. II 10 the ruin Of the
party" Mcmahon finally moved that
Smith be requested to appear before the
Ward Presidents next Sunday, In order
to answer any charge that might be made
against Kim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11
Lyon County Items.
Sntro L-ndepsndsnf. otl

The payroll Of the Sutro Tunnel Com.
psny for the month Of April amounted
to $50. S4s.
In Lyon county the rate Of taxation
on each 500 valuation Of property ID
50 IS. In Silver City 25 cents IL added
to the above amount, a. water tar.
During the week ending May 9Th the
header OF the north lateral branch Of
the Sutro tunnel was advanced 50 feet;
total number Of feet In DRIFT, 1897.
During the last three days Of the same
week the header Of the south lateral
branch was advanced % feet; total num-
Der Of feet In branch, 868.
The f~our-yssr.old son Of II. Elmer.
while playing on Tunnel Avenue Sstur.
day afternoon, accidentally fell into the
fume through which the hot water from
the tunnel flows, and before be could bs
rescued he wa washed to the lower end
OF town. Q distance Of 800 yards. He
received severe cuts about his head and
shoulders, and was almost strangl-d.
This 10 the h!th accident Of the kind
that has occurred within the pest siaht
months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
senate.

Houoto.
WASHINGTON. May 10.-Ths President
pro tenn. (Thurmsn) presented q com
muuication from the SECRETARY OF the
Interior stating that his estimates Of
March 8. 1880. for d, Efficiency for arrrar'
and army and navy pensions had been
found insufficient and transmitting in
creased estimates.
Bsysrd said II possible he would call
the Eaton Tariff Commission bill up In
the morning hour tomorrow.
Beck said the report OF the COMMITTEES
was not unanimous. He would oppose
the bill and support Garland's. BE
charged that the bill was on the side Of
machine petitions.
Eaton denied 1t.
On motion OF Burnside the bill was
postponed and the join. resolution rela-
tive TO extending the national survey
into States was agreed to-24 to 20.
Pending debate the morning hour 81.
pired and Hoar opposed the report In
the Kellogg. Spofford case. Hoar dis.
cussed the legal aspects Of the case. and
alluded to Ksllogg's service In the war
under Q commission given by Abraham
Lincoln. He held up his record 10
Louisiana a. Q worthy one. He ridi.
culsd the logic Of Hill that fraud consti.
tutsd Kellogg's claim to Q seat in the
Senate. and engaged in . colloquy with
Hill on the subject.
The report Of the conference on the
Diplomatic bill was adopted.
Hs1se.
The following bills were introduced:
By Dssgstt-For the survey Of lands
within the railroad subsidy limits.
By Lounsbury-Amsndins the Re
vised Statutes 30 as to provide that the
issue Of national bank notes shall not
exceed In each case ninety per cent. OF
the value OF the United States bonds dc.
posted.
wright's resolution that after the 18th
the House begin sessions at II A. n. was
adopted.
Tho Legislative Appropriation bill
was reported, ordered printed and re-
committed. III sppropriatss SIG, l20..
O0O.1
By Frost-A resolution calling on the
Secretary Of State for information as to
whether any Official notification or cir
culsr letter wal addressed by the Depart
ment Of State 10 foreign powers. or TO
Ministers or consular agents OF the
Unit,d States for presentation to foreign
Governments upon the occasion Of the
recent visit to foreign lands by General
Grant, or Immediately prior thereto. In
relation to said visit, and, II 90, it, M.
ture and character and al correspond
enc relating thereto.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San francisco Items.


Sax FnAsc1sco. May lo.-Loya Msxi.
cans residing in San Francisco are some
what exercised over the presence Of one
Colonel Gotta. who was second In com.
msnd under General Marquis de Leon.
Some think that he Il here for the puE
pose Of raising volunteers, or perhaps
to procure arms and ammunition. A
battle is daily expected between the
Federal forces and the revolutionists In.
trsnched at San Rafael. The Federal
commander has instructions to show no
quarter.
The Italians Of this city have given up
the scheme to build an italian Catholic
church. They wanted the deed to the
property to be in the possession Of .
board Of lsymsn, but Arohbishop Ale
many would not consent to II. a. the
Church does not empower anybody 10
hold real estate In its behalf except the
Archbishop.
It has been raining at intervals during
the day and evening. with Q strong
southerIy wind. Dispatches from the
interior indicate that the storm prevails
' Q the northern portion Of the State.
In an action brought In the Superior
Court to test the validity Of the recent
Freeholders' election In this city. Judge
Wilson today rendered q decision sus-
tanning the validity Of the election. The
matter viii be heard BY the Supreme
Court on appeal next Wednesday.
In the walking match Howard ct 2 p.
N. had 326. Tobias Sl9. Both ars ap.
parently in good condition.
It Is now raining hero.
The Bay District track had many vid.
tors yesterday. Among the horses that
were speeded were Charles Crooker's
Magdsla and Lottls McCord, which, -
Q team. trotted we'll. The last named
afterward trotted . mile by herself In
2:3l under . heavy pull.
The mustang six. days race CON-
mences tomorrow. and promises to be
quite an interesting exhibit Of endur.
ance.
Several large stables Of horses TO com.
pete in the Blood Horse Association
meeting are expected next week, among
others. J. Mem. Skaters and W. b.
Coombs'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11

The Esterpri.s and GOLD HILL NEws are
making . determined but uphill fight for
. Grant delegation from Nevada.-Eareka
Ssafinei. Nay Q.
So far a. the NKws Is concerned the
Sentinel makes q stupid misstatement.
The News has not and does not favor
the nomination Of either Grant or Blaine.
believing that wsshburns or even Shsr.
man would be much stronger and surer
Of success. For this reason We have
strongly advocated the idea Of the dele
gates to Chicago not being pledged or
instructed for Grant or any other man.
The Sentinel viii please bear In mind.
however, that the Nrws win squarely and
strongly support the nominee Of the
Chicago Convention. whoever he may
DO, Blaine. Grant or anybody who may
be considered strong enough to whip the
Democratic party and keep the govern.
msnt In the only safe hands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11

About % mean and cruel . story -
has ever been circulated about Sara
Bsrnhardt 10 that old 8. ]. Tildsn 10
pledged to marry her. Ills we'll enough
known. however. that Susan B. Anthony
has been weaving her matrimonial web
abou. the old man for several years past
and expects to rope him In finally IL 10
lives long enough.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11

Chicago Tribune Cannon. the Utah
Mormon Congressman, is described by
an exchange As q lily. red.faeed Eng.
lishman.' After looking OF the name
and his roster Of wives, most people
would think there was NO doubt about
his being q son Of sgun." They don't
call him that kind Of Q son In Utah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11

A Washington telegram announces
that Postmaster General Key yesterday
informed Representative Page Of Cali
fornis. and John ]. Valentine. head
manager Of Wells. Fargo l. Co.'s Ell.
press Company. Of his decision not to
interfere with the letter carrying bust.
ness Of that company. he fully in.
dorssd the correctness and force Of their
arguments on tho subject.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11
President Hayes rendered the Cover.

President Hayes rendered the Cover
norship of Washington Territory TO
General fitzpatrick on the 18th Of March
last. Fitzpatrick declined the honor,
stating a. his reasons that his lscturing
engagements extend far into June. and
after that be wishes to take . hand in
the New Jersey G~ubernatoriL nght and
the Presidential election. He says: 81
can be Of moro service to the Republican
party. and consequently to the country,
here in New Jersey and other States
than filling never 10 we'll the responsible
position to which you would name me-"
Fitzpatrick must be doing pretty we'll al
lecturing. or II q monomaniac on the
subject. Ben Butler would drop lee.
turing or anything else to Be Governor
OF Massachusetts, and Sammy Tilden
has also been for years trying to lecture
or cipher himself somehow into the
Presidency.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11

New York Trula. May q: Mr.. W. 81.
Vanderbilt and his family vent to
Europe yesterday. as he himself says,
to have a "good time" We hope he
may enjoy himself. Any man worth
one hundred and atty millions Of dol.
lars ought 10 have . good time. But
when storms come and the worthy ship
that contains this wealthy man rocks on
the bosom Of the deep. and croats and
groans, let him who has gone to Europe
to have Q good time remember the good
time hs gave the people who assembled
at q charitable fair in his Madison Square
Garden two weeks ago. Let him
reflect that one-thousandth part Of the
money he spends in Europe having this
good time would have saved four human
lives. And when the ship gives some
extra lurch and the wealthy man sroans
in terror (for rich men always dread
DEATH. lot him give thought also to the
many wrstchsd beings who starvs In his
employ and throw their hands up in
silent supplication that heaven may
soften his heart. A thorough scare
would do Vanderbilt good. He says. BY
the way. that he may remain absent six
months. Let US hope 1t will be . year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-18

governments as to the Interpretation
and execution of the fishery articles
OF the treaty of Washington as
disclosed IN this correspondence and
eluoidated by the exposition by
the secretary Of stats. az concur
in the opinions of that report, as to
the measures proposed to be taken
by this government in thu main
tsnence Of the rights accorded our
fisherman by the British concessions
in the tTesty and in procuring suit
able action towards securing IL
demnity Tor the injury which this
interest has already suffered. Accord
ingly, I recommend to Congress the
adoption OF those measures with such
attendent details of legislation as IN
the wisdom OF Congress may seem
expedient." The message and the
accompanying documents were
ordered printed and referred to the
committee on foreign affairs.
Adjourned.