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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-10-02

Public schools nov being
opened the Louisiana Jounrl .of
Education should be in the hands
every teacher.
The Editors, Messrs. Lusher
and Rogers propose to send it
First. I" any teacher who may
express a desire to receive it, the
subscription price one dollar, to
be paid whenever convenient du
ring tie year.
Secondly 10 send :, cnp, Of he
Journai tree nj cost % any teach
er whc,will forni>h them with The
ntmeS and paid subscriptions ~
three new subscribers, rot teach
ers.
Thirdly. t. allow. if n1tferred,
90 per cent Di all suuscripliuus
paid.
This is an fXceil.nc journal. e>
cry number OF which is worth the
dollar asked fer tie year, nd is
equally interesting TO all f!ieuds
OF Ell catlOi., whether teachers or
not.
No teacher. should b4 without it.
We are indebted 10 Z. j. Gil
bert, ESQ. deputy assessor. for
an accurate resume of the ASSESS
ed 'al"e o: The property OF all
Kinds Ii sh- parish. which we
publish for the information ofonr
leaders. Tne vaiuuiion appears
to us as fair and reasonable, if
not low:
Real estate, Improvements, ma.
chiner.y. etc, 4l,G14.O O5 ; real es
tate Of non residents, a97, 1856;
horses, mares. geldings, ETC.,
e2o3.115; carriages, vehicles, etc,
$45,005 ; shares Of stock aud in
iere>t in steamboats,. etc, &2.5O5;
money loaned on interest or in
possession, S3l,750; cash value of
all merchandise or stock in trade,
sol.525; household goods. silver
plate, jeweIry, mechanical tools,
etc, $3.50; diamonds, jewelry,
watchers Or silverwarc, S1965;
excess of annnities, etc, S461j.
Grand total, $2,1SO.92O.- Assump
ton CdrOuele.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-10-02

Motions, fancy goods and Ia
dire under ware below cost at the
oeves Star Store.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-10-02

Attention il called to the no.
tice of Registrar Of Voters in an.
other column.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-10-02

- 1t you want boots or shoes
made with the best materials,
call ut the Blue Store.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-10-02

IA grand democratic meeting
will DO held at st, Mary near Ra-
celand, On Sunday, Oct. 1OthlSSO.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-10-02

-D3os Sore is the place to
buy, at low price, a fine suit.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-10-02

The vOltaic Ibell CO.. MAR
elrAll, Mich. Will send their %crlenra
ted Electro yOltaie Belts to the afflicted
apou ~ days trial. Speedy cures guaran-
oeed. They mean what they say. Write to
thaaQ without delay.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-10-02

AIDES AND ST0RE-KEEPERS.-Tee
Ii can get Choice Goods cheap. BY wrt.aE
on a Postal for our Price List. which enabe
Won to order by mail the best way. and =
the manv kinds of Merchandise We keep q
sale at surp1 %isingly low prices. We go
samples ct Hambnrgs. Laces,
Fringes, &c.. if requested. We sell y
sale and Retail tor Cash down. 400
hination system enanies us to qnd .ye9
close prices. We have 81. q. onO
ages Of notions which cannot he X
twice the money elsewhere. alt
every family. Money retursea ~
f%actor.r. Honghton d. DutseW,
Boston, Mnss.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-10-02

- grand mass meeting Of the
poG1Guk1Ey will he held in New
)sle~po nn q night AZ Which our
sNa1 FtaheQ toVheMan Hon.
Clan Dapb1och end Hon. Don
a0ky vi ST: Nary ore che speak
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-10-02

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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-10-02
Editorial Items.

Six Thousand Hhl. Hoop
Poles for eAle BY s. T. Grisamore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
The Public Lands Bill.

WARRINGTON. June 16.-The Confer.
snos report on the bill relating to public
lands, and finally agreed to by both
Houses OF Congress. provides that when
any lands Of tho United States shall
have BEEN entered and the government
price paid In full, NO criminal suit or
proceeding by or In the name OF the
United States shall thereafter be had or
further maintained for any trespass upon
or on account OF material taken from
said land, and that no civil suit shall be
maintained for any trespass upon or
material taken from said lands In the
ordinary clearing OF land; In the work.
ing OF q mining claim or for agricultural
or domestic purposes In maintaining Inn
provemsnts on tho land Of bona ads
settlers, or on account OF any material
taken by any person without the
knowledge OF trespass, or without fraud
or collision by any person who, In good
faith, has paid the officers Of the United
States for the same; provided. that the
provisions OF this section shall apply
only to trsspssses committed prior to
March /, 1879; and provided further.
that the defendants In such suits shall
exhibit 10 the proper officers evidence Of
such entry and pay all accrued costs. It
also restores the provision reducing the
price Of lands within six miles OF rail.
roads to 81 rs per acre where they were
placed In the market at 81 80 per acre
prior 10 1861.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
Wisconsin Hoods.

MILWAUKEE. June ia Sentinel
Chippewa Falls special says: From Fri.
day night to Sunday the Chippewa river
rose twsnty.four feet, and the entire
upper river cleared Of logs. Both bridges
at Chippewa Falls were swept away, and
all on Duncan creek. except ono. The
guard locks Of the dam were swept away,
and fears are entertained that the water
will carry of the lower part Of the city.
The total loss will probably reach ST.
900, 900. The Chippewa Lumber Com.
pany lose nearly all their logs, piers and
booms, but will commence to repair a.
soon a. tho water subsidies. About
90 900, 900 feet OF logs remain In the
pocket at bellies and Eau Claire, but will
probably 60 out with the rest. The
Badger mills, below the city, have been
carried away. The French Lumber Com.
pany's big mill ct Grand Island 10 badly
damaged.
A Grand Rapids special says: The
unprecedented rise Of the Wisconsin
river IL working untold damage. Most
Of the merchants have lost heavily, up.
proximating $25. 900. The main bust.
ness portion Of the city Il on an Island.
reached only by boats. Several build.
inas have been swept away. Tho rear
part Of tho store OF Bruudsge Il Ferguson
was swept away and Ferguson drowned.
His body has not yet bssn recovered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
A DespIcABlE DEED.
The Boil on she FlsEsts1 o. H.
Davidson Shattered by . Ballet.

Somsons, In whom "the eternal
fitness Of things' must bs wholly want.
ing. has destroyed the ball on top Of the
iron Hsgstaf ON Mt. Davidson BY firing
Q bullet through and completely shat.
tering the western side OF IL. The
broken ball still remains In Its seat. but
its beauty from an opposite direction
has departed forever.
The ball is two feet In diameter, Of
glass and coated on the inside with
quicksilver 90 % to form q perfect mir.
ror. It originally cost $25 and 10 held
In place by six narrow iron bands which
completely surround II and are keyed at
the top. The devilish act Of breaking II
by q bullet IL the more provoking from
the fact that the ball cannot be replaced.
Tho pole cannot DO taken down with.
out breaking Il up. % those very well
know who helped to place 1t In position.
Its foot is in solid masonry and II has .
double set Of guys.
The ball was broken last Thursday. at
which time quite Q little party WAS on
the summit Of the mountain. These
persons say that II was done BY q ].
Woods, who was demonstrated with DO.
fore no did the dsspieabls deed. but who
persisted in spite OF all said against such
an act. Yesterday Andy Psaslsy swors
out Q warrant for lis arrest for malicious
mischief, and the case will DO brought
up q. 2 P. n. today before Judge Moses.
II proved guilty the full penalty Of the
law should DO given him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
Tho Salt Lake Democracy.

SALT LAKE, June 1.-THE Democratic
Central Committee Of Utah met last
evening and nominated A. g. Campbell
delegate to the Cincinnati Convention,
and also unanimously passed the fol.
lowing resolutions .
Resolved, That Il Is the solemn duty Of
the Government to provide . suitable
law for the suppression OF the practice
OF polyeamy in the Territories and
proper officials to enforce Il; that this
gigantic evil, which has so long -four.
ished In spite Of the zeal OF Republican
Administrations, shall cease.
Resolved, That our delegate, A. e..
Campbell. present the foregoing resolu'
tons TO the attention and consideration
Of the National Democratic Convention
to be held ct Cincinnati on the I'D
instant, and urge that the principle
therein expressed be embodied In The
platform to be enunciated by said Con-
yention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
ssRssMRNT

Ovepmaa-so cents per share: levied June
10: delinquent July ID; sale day August o.
Ophir-Si per share: levied June 4; delin.
Quent June .; sals day July 49,.
New Yosk-l3 cents per share: levied June
Z; delinquent July &c; sale day August >.
Ysnion- 81 Per share: levied June .; dslin-
qusnt July Z: sale day July n.
Original Keystone 50 cents per share;
levied Nay %; delinquent June -; sale
day Ju'y a.
wsiIsYarEe-io cents per share: levied
M.y %; delinquent June Is: sale day
July -.
Jassiee-n cents Per share; levied Nay n;
DELINQUENT June Is; sale day July 10.
JuIia C0sssiidssed-to cents per share;
July 10.
Aiphs Cessolidatsd-Si per share; levied
Nay n: delinquent June 10; sale day. JuiyT
Hale 4 Nopersss-s cents per share:
levied Nay II; delinquent June 10; saie dsy.
Julya.
Crsus Peiss-ss cents per sh.rs; levied
Nay Q: delinquent June II; sale day. July ..
Con. lm~p~stal-lo cents per share: levied
Nay 5; delinquent June 0: sale day. June
Is.
Aiesra Nevada-N per share; levied April
-, delinquent jun 4: sale day June II.
Yellow Jsckes-u per share; levied MAY
I; delinquent June s, sale day JULY.
nsxiean-N par share: levied April %; do
lipquent June 1; sale day June IL.
Nsshsy-loc Per share; levied April %; de-
linquent June I: sale day June u.
Ussh-s7 per share; levied April as: delin.
quent June .: sale day June a.
Caledosia-s0 cents per share: LEVIED Nay
4; delinquent June 9: sale day June ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16

Ban Francisco, June 16-3 p. ~
ophir. IN, IA; Goodshaw. AZ. 2 10. 2 u;
Alta. AZ; Wales. 5 as; Mono. 6, 81, 81;
Mexican. ss, 81; Jupiter. AZ; Sierra
Nevada. lsk; Addsnds. ~; Vt. Diablo.
l4k; ovsrman. I 20; Belviders. ! 80, AZ;
ChollAr. 81; Union Con-. i9S; University
sc; Champion. /; Day. Coo; Julia, 7sc;
Savage. q 90, q 80; Gould 4 Curry. 81;
Summit. I 95, Q; Con. Virginia. s 50; Best
D Bslcher. ST.; Exchsquer. 1 IS; Queen
Bee. asc; Bodis, IN; Potosi. 2 IS; Utah,
81; North MONDAY. s; Hale 4 Norcross.
4. 4 10; Bullion. 2 10; Imperial. ssc; Crown
Point. 2; Alpha. 6S; Booker Con-. Csc;
California. 2; Orc, AZ; Caledonia. CSC.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
Miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-The Census
Bureau has information that one Of the
Astors ct New York has declined TO
answer questions put by the Census
Supervisor a. to the age Of the female
members Of his family, and that the
Census Supervisor has been ordered to
bring suit for the penalty prescribed by
the act.
General and Mrs. Grant arrived here
from Milwaukee last night, and drove
Immediately 10 their sons house. This
morning General Grant visited military
headquarters.
Extensive preparations have been
made here for the reception OF Garfield
tonight. The clerks In the departments
contributed considerable, and the rscep-
ton viii bs an imposing affair.
The Senate has confirmed Augustus
Ash United States Marshal for Nevada;
John Sherman. IT., United States Mar.
shal for New Mexico. and David Wilson,
Register OF the Land Office ct Bozeman,
Montana.
New YonK, June 16.-The death roll
OF the terrible Sound disaster now mum.
bers thirty.nins persons, OF whom six
still remain to be identified.
A farewell breakfast was given 10
Edwin Booth at Dslmonioo's yesterday
by his friends. who included many Of
the prominent lights OF the bench, bar,
pulpit and stage.
A Times Washington special says: It
Is reported that the Surveyor Of the Port
OF New York, Graham, has been asked
to resign. not for any fault committed,
but 10 make way for o moro active man.
The steamer Anchoria and the Queen
were in collision In q fog of Sandy
Hook June IS. Both were s%sriously
damaged. The Anchoria Ia still outside,
with twenty.eight feet OF water In her
hold. awaiting assistance. The Queen
ran into the Anchoris, striking her just
forward Of the bridge and penetrated
into the stateroom, whence three young
ladies miraculously escaped. No acci.
dents occurred, although the crew Of the
hnChoAin ooOouo aouokntiAeeB bhoWAs6
great cowardice.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 15.-On the
Prairie du Chen division Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul roads no trains
can cross the Mississippi on account Of
high water, and other railroads have
boon stopped. A report from Prairie du
CHEN says the water in the Mississippi
Is subsiding slowly. A report from La
Crosse says tho Mississippi river rose
Ave inches today, and Is still rising, but
no further damage has occurred. The
Black river 10 falling.
DENVER, June l5.-Ths brickmakers'
strike IL ended. and the brickyards are
working with full force.
A Tribune Leadvills special says :
Every mine except the Duncan and Car.
Donate, are running with full force. The
strike is over and everything quiet.
From present appearances the camp will
produce in . few days al much al ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
About Judge Field.

NEW YoRx, June l6.-A Herald Wash.
inston special says Of the coming Gin.
cinnati Convention: Both the New
York delegations will be admitted and
given o vote each.
Judge Field has some Western sup
portsrs on the ground that his opinions
as Judge would help the ticket In the
Pacific States and would secure the favor
OF the corporations. but there IL an
aversion to taking . candidate from the
Supreme Bench.
A Herald San Francisco special says:
The chief objections to Field are that he
Is not sound on the Chinese question,
now tho paramount issue In this State.
and that bis decisions have always been
In favor OF the great railroads and other
monopoliss. The delegation Is here
counted nine for Tilden, two for Thur.
man and one for Field.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
BAsTBRN DISPATCHES
IN. H.r.h.l,s Bill Vetoed.

WAsHNoroN, June 16. President
Hayes sent the following veto message
to the Senate yesterday: After mature
consideration OF the bill entitled an Act
regulating tho pay and appointment Of
Deputy Marshals, I am constrained to
withdraw from 1t my approval, and
return It TO the Senate. in which It orig.
mated, with my objections to Its pas
sage. The laws now In force on the
subject of the bill before me are con.
tanned In the following sections Of the
Revised Statutes:
Section 202l. Whenever an election
at which Representatives or Delegates
In Congress are to be chosen 10 held In
any city or town Of 10000 Inhabitants
or upwards, the Marshal for the district
In which the city or town 10 situated
shall, on application In writing Of at
least two citizens residing IN such city
or town, appoint special Deputy Mar.
shals, whose duty II shall b.. when
REQUIRED thereto. to aid and assist the
Supervisors Of Election In q vsriaoation
Of any list Of persons who may have
registered or voted; to attend In each
district or voting precinct at the times
and places when and where registration
may by Law be scrutinized and the
names OF the registered voters 30 marked
for challenge; and also attend as all
times for holding the elections in the
polls In such district or precinct.
Section 2022. The Marshal and bis
general Deputies shall keep the peace
and support and protect the Supervisors
OF Election In the discharge Of their du-
ties, preserve order ct such places Of
registration and at such polls, prevent
fraudulent registration and fraudulent
voting thereat, or fraudulent conduct on
the part Of any officer OF election, and
Immediately at the place OF registration
or polling place. or elsewhere. and either
before or after the registering or voting,
to arrest and take into custody. with or
without process, any person who COM
mits, or attempts Or offers to commit
acts OF oifenss prohibited herein, or who
commits any offsnss against the laws Of
the United States. But no person shall
DO arrested without process for any
offonss not committed In the presence OF
the Marshal or his general or special
deputy, or either Of them, or OF the Su-
psrvisors Of Elections, or either OF them,
and for the purposes OF arrest or pre-
s~ervation Of the peace the Supervisors
OF Elections shall. In the absence OF the
Marshals or deputies, or II required to
assist such deputies, have tho same
duties and powers as Deputy Marshals.
Nor shall any person on the day Of such
election be arrested without process for
any offenss committed on the day Of
registration.
Section 2O23. Whenever any arrest 10
made under any provision OF this title
the person 80 arrested shall forthwith
be brought before o Commissioners. Judge
or Court Of the United States for exam.
ination Of the offsnsss alleged. and such
Commissioner, Judge or Court shall
proceed In respect thereto as authorized
by law In case Of Q orimo against the
United States.
The President also rehsarsss the sew.
eral other sections bearing on the point
and also from Supreme Court decisions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
FOURTH OF JULY MEETING.
Geld Hill Decides 90 Celebrate che
Csmiug National AnnivsFsary
Ansr Her 0oedO Old ssyIs-Every.
body lnvited.

Pursuant to call. . meeting Of the
citizens Of Gold Hill was held last svs.
ming at the hall Of Yellow jacket Engine
Company No. 2. 10 take into oonsidsrs-
ton the suitable observance Of the
coming anniversary Of our national In.
dependence. The meeting was we'll at.
tended and considerable interest mani.
tested, for hard times cannot utterly
crush out the patriotism Of Gold Hill.
On motion, ALI. Dotsn was called to
the chair and presided, and Judge ]. p.
Flanningham was constituted Secretary.
On motion, Il was resolved to osls-
brate the coming national anniversary
In Gold Hill. after the style In which Il
has been observed here on past ooca.
sions.
On motion, Q Committee OF Finance.
TO raise the requisite coin to dsfrsy the
expenses OF the occasion, consisting Of
twelve citizens from each Ward, wal ap.
pointed, % follows.
First ward-D. Thorburn. W. D. O.
Gibson. +. W. Folsom. N. W. Hassstt,
Judge E. @. Cook, B. Galland, John d.
Harris, Chris. weidemann, Thomas
woollsy, James DAILY, Nick Sexton, D.
w. Lazier.
Second ward-J. Il. Shsrmisr. Evan
Williams, William Brennan, G.. h. Nor.
rison, ]. B. Pitchford, w. G.. Hyde. A.
Care, David Keith, ]. T. Mcdonnell.
Chris. James, s. w. Chubbuck, Thomas
Gallagher.
On motion, the following were ap-
pointed as the Committee Of Arrange.
msnt: All. Dotsn, B. +. Hazsline. 8.
w. Chubbuok, @. O. Stevenson, q.
Lyford, W. D. O. Gibson, N. Sexton.
Professor O. 8. Young.
On motion the committees were di.
rscted to meet at the Justices Court.
room this evening TO confer together -
to the best plan OF proceeding.
The whole matter was freely dis.
cussed. and Il was stated that the Carson
Fire Department, and perhaps the mill.
tary would accept Of an invitation to
join Gold Hill in this celebration.
Il was the sense Of the meeting that the
people OF Carson. Virginia, Silver City
and other outside localities should DO
freely invited to participate.
The meeting adjourned TO meet again
on Saturday evening next, at the same
place. to receive the reports OF the
committees and take whatever further
action may bs deemed necessary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
Spain Must Explain.

wAsHNoroN. June 49, All the mem.
bsrs Of the Cabinet were present ct q
meeting today. Most Of the session was
devoted to the minor appointments to bs
acted upon before the adjournment Of
Congress. Secretary Evarts laid before
the Cabinet sfidavits Of the captain and
crew OF the schooner Ethel A. Merritt,
Of Philsdelphis, which was recently
fred upon BY . Spanish war vessel. The
statement oorroboratsd the account here.
toiors published. Il was decided that
an explanation Be demanded from the
Spanish Government, and Secretary
Evarts will proceed 70 obtain the same
Immediately,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
Timber Land.

The District Land Offices in Cali.
iornia. Oregon and Nevada have received
instructions from the department to the
effect that hereafter claimants for pub.
lio timber land must mako their proofs
and payments within ninety days after
application. and they arc also prohibited
from removing timber until such proofs
and payments have been made. under
penalty OF being prosecuted as timber
t%respassers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16
sunday school Pie.ie.

The annual picnic Of tho Presbyterian
Sunday Schools Of Virginia and Carson
will be held ct T~readway's ranch, Car.
son. nsxt Saturday. Tickets from vir-
ginia down aud back have been put ct
81 80 for adults. and rs cents for chill.
drsn not members Of the Sabbath
Schools. The children belonging 10 the
schools will 20 free. See advertisement
under the head Of "Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16

Wild sunhowsrs are following the
eastern slope Of Mount Davidson, and
ON the hills about the Comstock many
delicate and beautiful flowers Are bios
somipg.
Lieut.. Governor Adams today shamss
The sunshins With the smiles with which
hs erests bis Comstock friends. Very
CHEEKY 10 this sam Adams.
70 goat Of 70 Comstoef now Rroveth
troublesome. He 10 70 foe which do.
stroysth BY night and vastssh at noon
day.
Ed. Boyle. Superintendent Of the
Alta. n to b Grand Marshal OF the
Fourth Of July procession in Virginia.
The health Of Judge Knox Of Virginia
q. rapidly improving since his return 70
Comstook.
,oh.rl.s Forman returned TO the CON-
seoek today.
Juds. Harris. OF Carson. is in ViFsini.
today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16

Henry Veal, who Is charged with
assaultins an old, pssosabls and inonsn.
sivs Chinaman near the screen works on
the Divide last Saturday (brsaking two
ribs and 30 badly iniurins him that he
found lying inssnsibls beside the
street and unable to movs). and who
was supposed 70 have Left town. has
been arrested. The case has been Get
for 2 p. n. tomorrow by Judge Flaming
ham, but II Il doubtful II the old China.
man, who 10 In the County Hospital.
will bs veil enough to appear at that
time. Veal 10 out on $500 bail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-16

appearances, are supplied with . large
barrel, as are quite q number Of strikers,
who are going 10 Cincinnati in special
cars and with their expenses paid.
They are very confident and fear but
one man-Seymour.