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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
Vanderbilt as a High Liver.

took O good look at William a. Van.
derbilt yesterday. He waxeth stout and
grows old apaos. You SEQ. the old Com.
modore kept his son on that Staten
Island farm, whore he dug and delved
while his good wife MIXED and ohuraed
until the meridian Of life was passed
and the first half OF their century was
gone. Coming to New York, wealth
and position at a bound, with arepressed
nature and rural habits. our friend vii.
liam gazed In amazsment at the expan.
sive opportunity that unfolded itself
before him. He was fond Of eating.
and u new bill OF fare was on his table
he ate. He wal fond OF drinking. and
hitherto UNEMPLOYED cellars disclosed
their choicest vintage to his thirsty
throat-ho drank. He had without
knowing 1t . social temperament. and
suddenly men and women were at his
s~ervice-he plunged. The consequences
are perceptbls. for he 10 . big eater. .
good dripksr and one Of the %jolliest dogs
in the pound. He works like . beaver
desk work-and IL fast pegging out.
His obituary wss long ago placed In well
regulated pigeon holss.-N. 7. Paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
Tho Cause Of II.

LONDON, February 3.-The expert.
mental test OF the question as to the
cause Of the explosion Of the thirty.sight
ton turrst gun on board the British IRON
clad Thundeisr In the Sea Of Marmora
January 2, 1879. by which several officers
and seamsn were killed, was made today
at the proof butts in the government
marshes adjoining the Royal Arsenal at
woolwich. The theory was that the
disaster resulted from the double.loading
OF the gun through oarlsssness, and 40.
cording to this theory the sister gun,
which was brought homo for the purpose
OF experiment., Was today loaded and
fred with q double charge Of 80 and ITO
pounds Of powder. n GOO pound com.
mon shell and u 700-pound Pallisser
projectile. The gun burst IS It's fellow
did on board the Thundsrer. thus just.
flying the opinion Of the committee Of
Investigation a to the q OF that dis
astsr. The muzzls Of the gun aud the
projectiles were buried In the sand at
the foot OF the proof butts. Tho re-
mainder Of the gun, with the exception
OF It's base, was blown 10 atoms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
Tho SkarIt Mines.

SEATTLE, February lo.-G. W. Mo.
Coy. who left the skasit gold mines in
company with twelve miners Tuesday
last, arrived hero last evening and states
that the party were only thirteen hours
making the trip from the diggings to
Goodell's, q place twelve miles above the
head OF navigation. They passed sixty
men on the trail and on the river on
their way into the mines. Those already
In the diggings were busily engaged In
constructing shanties and prospecting.
The snow 10 settling rapidly. Those
going into the mines pack the average
100 pounds each over the trail. The
party Of miners recently showed in at
the mouth OF Panther creek, and who,
II was reported, were likely to starve to
death. have been found. oil safe. by the
miners who went In search OF them.
they having killed q number Of deer
driven out Of the mountains by the
snow. MoCoy's statements are confirm.
atory Of the previous reports concerning
the richness Of the mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
l1,oAI 70 M ooID !. D.l, nw..l
After the Chinese.

After the Chinese.
SAX FRANCISCO, February 12.-soms
5000 unemployed workinsmen assembled
at the sand lot yesterday afternoon, and
after listening to a number Of speakers
about half Of the crowd formed in line
and marched to the Office Of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, and q com.
mittse, appointed for the purpose. sought
an interview with President Stanford
and Vice President Crocker. Both were
absent, and the committee were received
BY General Superintendent Towps, to
whom they stated that the object OF the
movement was to ask the company to
comply with the provision Of the new
Constitution ~forbidding corporations to
employ Chinese, and give work to the
unemployed whites, and intimated that
II the request was not complied With,
and the distress continued, Il would Be
difficult to ~forstell the result. Mr..
Towne replied that he would refer the
matter to the Directors and return an
answer on Monday next. The pro.
oession then returned to the sand lot
and subsequently, dispersed. Other cor
porations will be called upon today. The
proceedings were quiet and orderly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
A Bonanza King on Paris Beats.
S. 4. Poet.

II. Macksy. the horny.handed miner.
who is endsavoring to pull through the
present hard winter on an income OF
about SIS. 900 Q day. came up to al be-
hind the soenes ct the Bush. Street thea.
ter the other evening and gave rs the
following little personal "reminiscences.
which he assured Us. with tears In his
eyes, had never been printed:
We had been speaking Of mining men.
and Mr.. Mseksy said /: Talking Of beats.
my boy, those in this country don't com.
pare in skill and audacity with the Pa
risian variety. The first time I visited
that city my coming wa mentioned in
the French papers. and also the fact
that my apartments had been engaged
at the Hotel Anglais. (Nlr. Mscksy
speaks French like . guidebook-that Is.
the same kind.) When I arrived at the
staten I was, therefore. not surprised
to have . Ans-lookins man walk up, ask
my name. and request me to be seated
in . carriage ready to DO driven to the
hotel. This person ~ 10 my baggage,
rode upon the boz. and escorted me to
the hotel register. which I Aligned, my
conductor in the meantime carefully
holding . plotting pad over the name Of
the hotel at the top OF the page. When
I turned away he said
"I trust. Mr.. Msckay. you will find
the Hotel Grand to your liking"
"But ! don't wish 70 stop here" /
ssid. mnch ANNOYED. UIt In the Hotal
Apelsis at which I am expected"
"Is IL possible 2" said the stranger.
"A thousand pardons. was not aware
that you had sprefersnce. How stupid
OF me :" and. quickly recalling . coupe,
be transferred myself and effects to my
proper destination.
Six months after that ! received from
the proprietor Of the Hotel Grands the
most terrific bill for Ave months board,
wines and extras that You ever saw.
You see the rascal had gone back to that
hotel. passed himself OF for me. and
lived thereafter on the fat Of the land
wine parties every night. When.
ever the bill would be sent in be would
put II OF or some excuse OF other. until
suspicious were excited. when the land
lord sent the register around TO the
Nevada Banks Paris agency and had
my signature identified. That made
matters all right again until the fellow
lett, when he actually had the gall TO
direct that the bill DO sent to my address
over here for collection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

San Francisco Daily EleAan9s: The
Virginia Chronicle and the Enterprise are
wsging q terrible war. Tho Chronicle
sndsavors to make the strife interna.
tional. BY insisting that the Enterprise is
the snsmy Of the Irish In Amsries-a
compliment which the Enterprise will not
accept. This 10 perfectly right and hon.
sss on tbs part Of Mr.. Goodwin Of the
Eaispriss. He Is not an Irishmsn, and.
therefore. not naturally hostile to the
Ihsh. The Celtic RAGS insists on the
prsrosativs Of furnishing ~ eva worst
sasniss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate.

SSosso
WASHINGTON. February ll.-Cockrell.
from the Committee on Claims. reported
adversely the bill granting a pension to
the widow Of the late General Custer.
At the request Of Ferry 1t was placed on
the calendar.
Garland. from the Committee on Ju.
dietary. reported . bill to amend Section
$3.50 OF the Revised Statutes. in refer
sncs to bigsmy and polygamy. Placed
on the calendar.
The Vice President submitted o report
from the Committee on Banking on the
deiunct National Bank Of Chicago.
showing great irregularity on the part oil
the officials. They recommend an
amendment to the National Banking
Act. to hold directors to . strict account.
ability. and to provide that stockholders
shall not be relieved from personal
responsibility to the creditors until they
have paid not only the amount OF the
stock held by them. but also an add.
tionAl sum equal to the said stock.
Ordered printed and tabled.
House.
Warner. from the Committee on Coin
age. reported back the bill amending
Section 1854 Of the Revised Statutes.
Ordered printed and rscommittsd. 1T
provides that Section 1854 shall be
amended 30 a. to read "a follows: The
vaIus NJ foyaiou coina a exnraaasd in
the money account OF the United States,
shall be that Of the pure metal Of such
coins Of the standard weight N com.
pared with pure metal in standard coins
Of the United States; and the value Of
the gold and silver coins Of the various
nations Of the world. known to our com.
merce. shall DO ascsrtained by assays, to
be made from time to time. under tho
Director Of the Mint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

superintendent Kelly Of the Lady Bryan
says his mine will shut down in . few
days. He says they have no money to
pay Tho expenses Of running piry'"io
CAronisis.
Somebody made money enough out Of
that sailed drill.hols deal to run the
mime for . year at least. Money? They
don't need any. There's something less
than 500. 900 OF Lady Bryan ''bonds."
issued . couple Of years ago in payment
Of indebtedness. which could doubtless
DO bought up cheap. We have sii0O Of
Il ct the News Office which We will trade
for Confederate scrip.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

II Chinese are employed in the con-
struction Of the branch railroad TO Bodie.
the Virginia Chronicle will be to blame
for IL. When the project was first
broachsd. the Chronicle headed OF the
employment Of white men BY declaring
the project to b merely . political job
to colonizs votes for Sharon. Now 1t Is
bowling against Chinese cheap labor
being employed in the work. Should
Superintendent Ysrington now conclude
to compromise on Piutes, the Chronicle
will accuse him OF Know-Nothingism in
thus employing only Native Americans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
Normal schoolhouse DESTROYED.

SAN JOSE. CAL, February 1.-THE
Are made . clean sweep Of the Ans Nor.
NAL School building, burning it down to
the brick basement walls. It is believed
that q defective ashbin was the cause Of
the FIRE. The amount OF insurance was
$4,000. Yesterday morning the pupils,
over 800 In number, met at the City
Market Hall, at the call Of Professor
Allen, and arrangements have since been
made by which the school will 60 on
as before, the city having donated the
magnificent and commodious High
School building to the uss OF the Normal
scholars until o new building can DO
erected. A mass meeting Of citizens was
held In the evening, at which addresses
were made and resolutions adopted in
reference to the calamity, after which q
committee was selected TO 60 to Sscra.
msnto and lay the case before the Legis.
lature. with o view OF securing an
appropriation for the erection Of = new
school building.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
A Lower California Revolution.

San DIEGO, February IL. General
Msrquez with only IS men took posses.
sion Of the Mexican town OF San Rafael,
Lower California, on the 9Th. Governor
Csstrijon had 81 men In the town, but
they would not fght. aud. after . con.
ference with Marquee, he ordered his
followers TO disband to their homes and
the town was taken possession OF by
MARQUEE and his IS followers. The lat.
tsr's purposes are purely political. and
he will probably appoint a new govern.
msnt for the frontier. Governor Castri.
jon has arrived in San Diego, en- route
to San Francisco to consult with the
Mexican Consul,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

The current Presidential activity IL
confined to the Republican party.
Among the Democrats all IL quiet. The
Seymour boom Is a. quiet as the Sey-
mour brass andirons. and the Bsyard
boom is out OF sight altogether. The
collapse in Maine has thrown . gloou.
over the whole party. and the chief
cause Of anxiety is not to find q man to
give the nomination to. but to find one
Who thinks the nomination worth hav-
ing. II Tild.n should suddenly decide
that he didn't think Q denomination
desirable. the whole party would be in
despair. because it would DO . public
announcement that the Democrats have
not . ghost Of . chance for electins the
next President. This. says the New
York Tribune. 10 the secret Of the sud-
den tenderness Of the party toward Til
den. They arc as anxious to have him
accept now As they were . few weeks
ego to get him out Of the way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

New York Mail: Psrnell has pre-
vented at least Sl00. 900 Of contributions
from going to his unfortunate country.
men that would have been given in this
country had he not mixed up his politics
with his charitable mission. james
Gordon Bennett has overcome this def.
cheney by his single subscription and
now calls ON everybody to follow suit.
Which Of the two il the better friend Of
the starving Irishf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

Mos, Of our thea,sr. soers probably
..m.mber tho time, seven or eight years
,oo. when Daniel E. Bandmann, the
.minsn. German tragedian. appeared al
Pipsr's old Opera House, Virginia City.
Bspdmann was not q success. The crit
teal dress circle was thin the second
nisb, and empty the third. But the fes-
tive peanut.saters Of the parquet were
there all tho same on that third night
and to show their appreciation they In
troduced Q sort Of serenads ovation
which was not announced on the Oils.
Each Of the boys had a penny trum-
ps. or q tin whistle or a COW bell. and
when the great tragedian came form
upop the stage as Claude MslnOtts. he
was greeted with the shrilless, s~qusakiest
and n~oisi.st chorus Of unmusical sounds
h. sysr heard before in all his born
d.v,. Bandmann ~gestieulsied wildly.
but VIA. he said nobody could possibly
hear. He stamped and tore around like
mad bull. but only caused the ssrsn-
sds TO become mort vehement. until at
last, with . Wild gesture Of sxaspsrated
diseust he evidently damned the whole
crowd, music and all. and rushed Of to
the green room. He very properly
threw up his engagement. cursed the
country and left next day. He will
mover play here again. Bandmsnn is
now in the East. ss We zee BY the fol.
lowing ~apprecistivs notice Of him in the
indianapolis Ns,ss Of the 9th instant:
Daniel z. Bandmann. the eminent Ger
man tragodian. will give Q number OF his
superior representations. in the week
beginning February 10th. IL 10 thirteen
years since Mr.. Bandmann visited Indian
spolis, and during his engagement then q
little incident occurred which will amuse
old theater.goers. Ho was supported by
the old Metropolitan stock company. then
one Of the best In the United States. with
W. Il. Riley at its head. Thursday nigh,
Othello WAS played. Riley ~ Iago. The
latter was by long odds the better presen.
tation. and the papers next morning did
not hesitate TO say 30. Mr.. Bandmann's
German and artistic soul was In arms. &C
to speak. at the criticism. and he vowed
he'd show these Hoosisr bsrbsrians thai
some things could be done - well ~ 9TH
ers. So no changed the play announced
for Saturday afternoon, putting Othelio on
again, with himself cast a. Iags. changing
parts with the manager. The theater was
crowded. and In the estimation Of the pos.
sibly biased audience Riley's triumph was
greater than the night before, and thai
was published the next morning for MI
BandmAnn's b neht. We shall probably
see no such acting during his coming visit
bat the star may b. better pleased because
Of IN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

An Oil City Irishmsn having signed
the pledge, was charged soon after with
having drank. "'Twas me abssntmind.
edness," said Pat, IAN Q habit I have OF
talkin' wild messlf. I sed to msself. ser
I, come In an have q drink No,
sorr,' seq I, I've sworn or Thin I'll
drink alone SEE I 10 meself.' An I'll
wait for yer outside seq !. An vhin
mssslf cum out, faith an he was
drunk" 1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

The Rev. William II. Barry. who
died recently at Worcester. Mass. LETT
directions to his executors to burn all
his papers unread. to bury him in his
plainsst clothes and q cheap boz. to
permit no clergyman nor his wife to be
present ct his funeral services. and to
devote his property to the maintenance
Of worship in the Congregational
Church. Of which he had been made
pastor. 1t is not explained why he thus
msanly cOld-shOuldsIed his wife and
concluded to swindle her out Of her
means Of support at the last moment.
A married mans hrst and last allsgi-
ancs should be to bi. wife. and abe
should Be entitled to the disposal OF his
or their property after his death. 1t is
:.o'bs hoped that they buried him in q
:" cheap box" made Of the snsppiest
kind OF hemlock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

Outside Of the "third tsrm." WASH
burne 10 the most eligible. man In the
Republican party for the next Prssi.
dsncy. Perhaps Grant will rspudists
the efforts CT his friends to force the
nomination upon him, and the "dark
horse" wsshburne may then be
induced to trot out upon the track.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
Parnell Coming.

SAN Francisco, February 12.-At the
meeting Of the Irish Relief Committee
the Secretary reported that he had re-
ceived q dispatch from Charles Stewart
Parnell stating that he would DO In San
Francisco in the early part Of April.
The Secretary suggested that some steps
should be taken to accord ar a%ppropri.
ate reception to the distinguished Wis.
itor, and moved that Q Committee on
Reception and Invitation be appointed.
which was carried.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

A Sacramento undsrtsksr's conscience
accused him Of being glad when he heard
OF o death, and he became convinced
that even the probability Of an epidemic
caused ~plessurable emotion. Hs there.
fore committed suicide, leaving Q letter
In which he said that he could no longer
remain In q business the profits OF which
were closely connected with human
miserv. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

A Quebec merchant has experimental
successfully in shipping beet TO England
In the carcass. The animals are be-
headed. the entrails taken out, and the
bodies pressed into q small compass and
frozen. The hide IL not removed until
the voyage Is over, and tits claimed that
the meat is superior In appearance to
other imported beef and keeps longer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

The Suez Canal receipts are reported
10 have decreased In 1878 $S2S, 200 from
those Of 1877, and 1879 showed 9 still
greater falling Of. About tbres-fourths
Of the vessels passing through Il are
British.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

The tan orphan children OF General
John b. Hood are to resids In Austin,
Texas. They will be under the especial
care Of Mrs. E. 3. Hsnnen, to whom
they were consigned BY General Hood
Just before bis death . ..,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12

=.
for the Legislative. Executive and Judi.
cisl departments. printing. public insti.
t%utions, etc.. amounted to 81. 276. $50 70,
and the amount Of assets, after paying
all State debts. IL $236. 975 II. The
report gives all the items Of
receipts and expenditures in tabu.
lated form. exceedingly we'll Ar
ranged and thoroughly understandable
in every respect, and ~ a whole Is .
very creditabls document. Among other
tabulstsd statements IL the following.
which shows the yearly totals Of sx-
psnsss Of the State from its organization
| down to the present time
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-12
STATE coxrnoLLxs,s nEpo.r.

The annual report Of State Controller
Hallock. for the fiscal year ending De-
cembsr 81, 1879, IL received. It shows
the receipts from all sources during the
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