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Ansrnoo. street Report

SAN FaAsoIsco. August i'll p. ~
Bodis. ~. s; Bslcher. ~. 4 IS yell
low Jacket. II, IN Crown Point. 3 80.
8 S. Con. Virginia. s; Utah. l2's ; Union
Con-. 27s. AN /; Savage. 4 Is. 4 10; Over
mar. Q 20. 2 Is; ophir. s. ~ $50 Hale
& Norcross. 6S. ca. ca; California. 2 10;
Caledonia. CSC Bullion. . IS, ~ ; MsIi'
can, Nv, liz, H. f; Sierra Nevada. ID.
l6a, l6t, ls's, l6t Chollar. 81, 3 70 /;
Justice. I 05. 1 10; Bes, & Belchsr. la,
49,. /; Gould 4 Curry. 5s. So b.; seor-
yioa. 2 o5. q; Andes. l 30. ! IS, % /;
Benton. IN ; Challenge. l IS Northern
Belle. II ; Potosi. 3S. s45; Mono, ~
Alta. q Is, 8 Seq. Belcher. lab, i2Sa.
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%acallaneO

New York, August l7.--Dr. Tanner
leaves for o visit to bis father at Litch.
field, Ohio. tomorrow evening. he ex.
poets to regain his strength fully by the
hrst OF next month, and will then return
here to arrange for a leoturing tour. He
confines himself to three meals q day, as
his intense craving for food has ceased.
Jeremiah Ford was arrested yesterday
for knocking his wife down and inflict-
ing injuries which caused her death.
Ford was drunk at the time and the
woman was endsavoring to get him
home.
During an interview with the foreman
OF Evergreen Cemetery yesterday. he
said: "Thsre are fifty Chinese bodies
lying in these grounds, and only four
have been taken away. That settles the
story that no Mongol will leave his
bones in America"
Christopher McCannon. q seaman be.
longing to the Clifton. and who tempo
rarily resided at No. 80 East Broadway,
was yesterday committed to prison for
kicking Hattie Wilson, o young woman,
In the abdomen. 1t 10 feared that she
cannot recover. Wilson and another
woman quarrelsd with McCannon's mis-.
tress, Blanche Stevenson, and be took
her part. The Clifton recently arrived
from San Francisco, where 1t 10 said
McCannon belongs.
BUFFALO. New York, August l6.-
John Karin. q saloon keeper. last eve.
ming refused liquor to o boarder named
Martin Flanagan. already drunk. At
midnight Flanagan entered the bed.
room Of Karin and stabbed him fatally,
in the presence OF his wife aud child.
Rospour. New York, August l6.-
Tender vegetation was killed by frost
last night. Growing crops OF corn and
buckwheat were somewhat injured. The
stsge.driver reports light snow In Stony
Glove. Ulster county.
BALTIMORE, August IA great SEN
sation has been created in fashionable
circles OF this city by the announcement
Of the marriage OF Alexander d. Brown.
belonging to one Of the best connected
families in this city, to Mrs. Laura Hob.
son, who has long figured as one OF the
most prominent members OF the demi.
monde.
ST.. LOUIS, August l6.-Horacs b.
Vail, while drunk. went into the saloon
Of Edward Tronaine. East st. Louis,
about - o'clock last night and got into
q quarrel with Tronaine and wal shot
three times by the latter and killed.
Tronains gave himself up.
WASHINGTON. August lG.-Owing to
crop movements the demand for stand
ard silver dollars has increased. Orders
today, SOS, 900, the largest amount or
dsrsd in one day for more than a year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
Miscellaneous.

LONDON, August lG.-Adelaids Neil.
son died suddenly yesterday at the Con.
tinental Hotel. Paris. She was born ct
Sarsgossa. Spain, in ls47. her mother
being English and her father Spanish.
Her death 10 supposed to have been
caused by heart disease, to which she
was subject.
Floods swept down the glen Of Glen.
dore, County Donegal. today. flooding
the church at Cammienon and drowning
several persons, who were carried away
by the rush OF water. Two bodies have
been recovered.
Herbert Spencer begins next year .
tour OF the world, going from England
to the United States.
PARIS, August 16.-k Voltairs an
nouncss tho death Of Marshal Bszains.
and says his body, escorted by three
Spanish soldiers, passed through Linn.
oges on the 18th instant.
Nine. De Lesseps has presented her
husband with Q fine boy. Mother doing
well.
TORONTO. August l6.-Robsrt Wilkes.
q wholesale jswslsr Of this city. his
daughter Florence, aged fifteen, and his
son BERTHE, aged eleven, were drowned
at Sturgeon Point today. Florence and
BERTHE were bathing. and the boy getting
beyond his depth. the father. who was
In the boat, jumped out to save him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
Another Church Scandal.

DENVER, August 1.-THE Tribune has
. long special from Mssilla. New MsIi.
co, to the effect that there is much OK.
element throughout Mesills valley over
the elopement OF Father fedora Roualt,
. priest Of Los Cruces. and q brilliant
and beautiful young lady, Miss Mar
Rusrita Garcia, from the convent OF the
Sisters OF Loretto. who recently entered
the convent, It IL said. at the solicitation
OF the priest and against the wishes OF
her parents. After continued seanda.
lous proceedings the couple elopsd and
were ovsrtaken at o small hamlet. whence
the priest appeared In dishabille, n
was struck and would have been killed
by an uncle OF the girl II the officers had
not interfsred. The priest and girl
were afterwards married. The former
tells horrible tales about Bishops and
other priests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
NOTHING SHORT OF

Unmistsksbls benefits conferred upon tens Of
thousands OF sufferers could originate and
maintain the reputation which Ayes SAlsA.
PAMELA enjoys. Il 10 . compound Of the best
vegetable Alternatives. with the Iodides Of Potss-
Rum and Iron. and IL the most e~fectual Of all
remedies for scrofulous, mercurial. or blood
disorders. Uniformly successful and certain In
its remedial effects. 1t produces rapid and com
plste cures Of seroiula. Sores. Boils. Humors,
Plmples, Eruptions. Skin Diseases. and oil dis
orders srtsiDg from impurity Of the blood. BY
Ito invigorating effects It always relieves and
often cures Liver Complaints. Female Weak.
nesses and Irregularities. and 10 . potent 70.
newer OF vitality. For purifying the blood II
has NO equal. Il tones up the system, restores
and preserves the health, and impsrts vigor
and energy. For forty years It has been in
extensive use. and 10 today the most available
medicine for the suffering sick, anywhere.
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Will Not Organise.

The colored Republicans OF Storey
county met last evening at their Masonic
Hall in Virginia, for the purpose OF or
gauizing a Garfield and Arthur Club.
r. H. Brown was appointed temporary
Chairman. and after stating the object
OF the meeting. made a speech, in which
he argued that, instead OF forming O
separate club. 1t would look more square
and manly for the colored Republicans
to join the clubs already formed in their
respective wards. Should they form a
separate club, there would be sure TO Dc
persons who would say 1t was q sell
out " club, etc. A vote was taken upon
the question Of forming q colored club
and the project was voted down. The
colored Republicans will now enroll
their names in the clubs OF the several
wards,
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CrosscussinE

According to the best information
obtainable this morning, prosecuting
has been commenced in Union. So
much is doubtless reliable, because 1t
was positively promised by the manage.
ment. Rumor says that two crosscuts
were started last evening. n from the
east. ninety feet along the drift from
winze No. l toward the Sierra Nevada
incline, and the other from near the
shaft, intending to connect with the
crosscut above mentioned. On the
streets Of Virginia today, bets Of consid-
cradle magnitude were offered that these
two crosscuts when connected would
show fifty feet OF $50 ore. The wagers
were not accepted and no takers were
found, as both the width and average
richness OF the orc were increased up to
the doubling point. II is said that "a
bet is u FOOLS argument" and the NEWS
does not purpose to quarrel with the
saying; still, the incident shows the
confidence in the $500 Of Union which
exists here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Francisco Items.

BAN FRAScIsco. August l6. - The
Alaska Commercial Company's steamer
st. Paul arrived yesterday from Ouna-
laska with 9 cargo Of furs. The officers
are in possession Of no later news con.
corning the Corwin than that brought by
the Dora and the Leo. The St. Paul
left St. Michasl's on July 8, and the
Corwin had not started then. but was to
leave the next day. No news Of the
Corwin Is likely to DO received here till
the arrival OF the Western Homo, which
sailed for the Arctic regions about the
time the st. Paul left for this port. She
may bs looked for In this port in the
course OF three weeks or o month. Al
though the winter has been severe.
Captain Smith. the ioe pilot OF the
Corwin, stated, when at St. Michasl's.
that be had seen much thicker Ice, and
he did moi anticipate any unusual did
Guilty In getting through IL. The st.
Paul 10 eleven days from Ounslaska.
There was o couple Of lively meetings
ON the ssndlot yesterday. Denis Kear.
nsy reappeared upon his old stamping
ground and made a Grssnback speech.
Wellock, Ewald and Cans held forth at
the Democratic meeting. The crowd,
to the number OF about 400, gravitated
from one r6strum to the other. While
Kesrney was speaking the Democrats
x-.d,.Ilv -ovad thaj, yaakpun cloaap IN
him and cheersd for Hancock. Kearney
pointed out the fact, declaring 1t to DO
an infringement OF the right OF free
speech. whereupon 9 squad OF police
men arrested four disturbsrs. Kearney
said he was going to vote for Weaver,
because he was the Moses Of the people,
and would lead them out Of the wilder
moss.
Mrs. Ksllcher. one OF the women
burned so badly in Oakland last night,
died today. The other woman 10 re-
ported dying. .
August KLEIN entered the saloon OF
Martin Thyckson, 6l0 Sacramento street,
this evening and engaged in what sp-
psarsd to be o hali.jssting controversy
regarding the possession Of q diamond
ring, when Thyckson drew Q pistol and
shot KLEIN through the left breast, in.
Aicting Q probably fatal wound.
A dispatch from Santa Panla, Ventura
county, says: Rev. j. W. Guibsrson,
who has held many offices Of trust In
this State, and is q pioneer OF this
county, was bitten by arattlesnaks yes.
tsrdsy. from the effects Of which he died
last night.
The eight.day mustang race between
Anderson and Leon came to an end last
evening at 6 o'clock, Anderson proving
the winner. In the afternoon II looked
though Leon would be the successful
one, but at about 4:30 O'Clock, when
five miles In the lead, his saddle slipped
and he fell. His horse kicked him
about the head. and receiving other In
juries TO his arm, Leon was forced to
retire from the track. Anderson con.
riding until his time was up. At
the finish the score stood: Anderson
l006 miles and 2 laps, Leon 9s2 miles
and 8 laps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Ireland's Troubles.

DUBLIN. August lin q faction fght
at Portadown. county Armagh. between
Ribbonmsn and oransemsn, many per.
sons were badly wounded. The Ribbon.
men were routed.
At o meeting Of the Land League at
Cork the Juno affair was condemned
and o belief expressed that the raid must
have been effected by persons DESTROYS
to see q renewal Of the coercion acts and
wishing to give the government good
value for their secret service money.
John Dillon, II. p. for Tippsrsry.
speaking at o land meeting at Kildare.
said: "As soon a. the Land League
had three hundred thousand men en-
rolled they would be able to strike
against rent entirely II their demands
were not granted. aud all the arms in
England would not be able to levy rent
In Ireland. They would have Q coercion
act, and they would 60 out any hour Of
the night they pleased and carry rides
with them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
Miscellaneous.

HANronp. CAL, August ia Re.
publican Club has formed here and sub
scribed TO the following pledge, viz :
"Resolrsd. That we hereby pledge our.
selves to support the national nominees
OF the Republican party for President
and Vice President in $780," Short
addresses were delivered by Senator
Upton Lindsey, and o. Sanders OF
visalia. The Republicans are jubilant,
and are determined to draw out the
whole Republican vote OF this county In
the coming election. Formerly Q nomi.
nation ON the Democratic side was
equivalent to an election. II 10 now
estimated that the Republicans Of the
county outnumber the Democrats, hence
the enthusiasm.
TUCSON. August l7.-Latsst advices
received from Sonora, supposed to be
thoroughly reliable. says that Brightly
Reyes, after taking Msgdalens. ut
tempted to enforce q loan. which was
resisted by several leading citizens. In
the course of the dispute Reyes had Q
gentleman named Rivera, probably the
Judge, and 9 merchant Of the name Of
Calico, shot. also another merchant
whose name could not DO asesrtainsd:
Many people are leaving sonora aha
coming into Arizona.
PoRTLIsp, Or, August 1.-THE prin.
ters of Portland will give their fourth
annual picnic and excursion to Vancou'
var nert Saturday. August 81.
ASTORIA, Angus, l7.-Miss Eva Bur
hank. AGED eighteen years. q Of 9
marty Of summer visitors to Ilwaco. was
carried out by the surf and drowned
Wills bathing ON the beach yesterday.
The body was carried out 10 ssa. but
NAV wash ashore on the next tide.
Deceased was the daughter Of Hon. A.
R. Burbank, Of Lafayette, Oregon.
SEATTLE. August 1.-THE twelve
ysar.old SON OF Mr. Dawson Of Samish.
while visiting his uncle. ]. ". Dawson,
telegraph operator ct San Juan, last
week, accidentally shot himself by the
careless handling Of Q shotgun, the en-.
tire charge entering his neck and killing
him instantly.
Mrs. Clark and her els~vsn-year.old
SON Thomas, who have been on trial BE-.
! fore the District Court ct Lsaonnsr
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Fire.

Ate:35 Sunday morning . FIRE occurred
in Crown Point ravins by which the rear
Of one house and front OF n back OF
|, were burned OF. The property be-
lonssd to W. D. Williams. Billy Allen.
who occupied the front building. went
home late, sat and smoked q cigar. and
went to bed. The FIRE took in the rear
OF the house, and. the windows being
open, the flamss naturally drew through
them upon the front Of the rear build.
inc. which stood some ten feet higher
up. The premises were insured Tor
$1,000; loss, $500. Some are inclined 70
think the Are an attempt to sell The
property to the insurance company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17

during the past week. were yesterday
convicted OF manslaughter and sentenced
to the Territorial Psnitentiary. Tho
son, II will be remembered, at the insti-
CATION Of bis mother. Q few months ago.
shot and instantly killed Mitchell Pad
den. q prominent citizen OF Whatcom
county, while the latter was engaged in
fencing In O piece Of land in dispute.
wiLLA WALLA. August 10. - The
crops all over the Wslla Walla valley
are much better than were expected.
while in the northern country they are
all over the average.
The overland members OF tho WASH
ington Colony are In the city, waiting
for the others. who are expected via
Portland.
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MORE ABOUT POLITICS.
The Outlook East and west-Indi'
ma Will 90 10000 Republicas.

j. Meredith Davies. who addressed
the Ancient Order OF United Working
men In Gold Hill last night. gives a
most encouraging view Of the political
situation all over the land. He
says the Hancock boom in the
East is newspaper boom and
has no existence saws on paper. The
substantial people there are Tor Gar
field and most emphatically opposed to
n change OF administration which
might upset the general prosperity OF
that part OF our country. They are not
opposed to such Q change but are OPP
posed to mourning the risks such a
change might bring with 1t.
He says he has travelled generally
through Indiana. and that the Rspubli.
cans will carry that State this fall by
TO- 900 majority. The reason Ia plain.
The Republicans there are united, while
the Democrats are divided. The people
look upon Mr.. English as q grabber OF
all that comes within his reach. The
Hendricks and "Blus.Jeans" Williams
elements are jealous Of each other
and both are striving to dictate
the policy to be pursued BY the Demo.
cratic party in that State. While this is
going on, the thinking men Of the State
who have heretofore stood aloof from
politics are joining the Republican
ranks. This is true ell through the
East.
Mr.. Davies says. moreover, that the
changes in sentiment wrought daily on
the Pacific Coast, and especially In Cali.
~fornia, are wonderful. In San Francisco.
while the noisy and frothy element Is
attracting attention on the surface. the
substantial element 10 quietly organizing
for efficient action and is doing Q great
work for the Republican party. He has
no doubt whatever Of the result, either
on the Coast or throughout the land.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
III. National Republican ticket and

Tn. National Republican ticket and
the Republican State ticket and platform
iii, bs found under the head OF New
TODAY" They look well and will do
for Democrats to read and ponder.
b. Alexander Of Wilmington. Massa-
chusetts. desires to hear ct ones rom
bis brother. Jackson Alexander. The
estate Of his late father cannot % ss'-
tiod up until Jackson Is heard if0m'
In tho window OF Boesls's bookstore
Virginia. arc some very .rtistieaiiy-
.,.sutsd and handsome drawings oil the
vorks Of the Pisty Hill Mining Company
a. s.sn from various points OF visw.
Tn. Grand Prize Mining Company
y....rdsy declared . dividend Of twenty
Ave cents per day.
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Horrible Result OF q Drunken Spree.

OAKLAND, August l6.-Betwsen 10
and II o'clock last night q are broke out
In this city In a small ons.story tsue-
ment house on Second street, between
Jackson and Madison streets. The
house and furniture were totally de-
stroyed. Two children were burned to
death, another burned so badly that 1t
cannot live, and two womsn were prob
ably fatally burned. It seems that the
house was occupied by q man named
Kellehsr. with his wife and four chill
dren and . Mrs. King OF West Oakland,
who was visiting there. The women
and man were having a hilarious time.
drinking and carousing, so the neigh.
bors say, and 1t is supposed that a lamp
was knocked over and the fire
communicated to the bedding. Lying
in q bed asleep were the chill.
dren OF Ksllsher-EuRene, aged 8
years Annie. years old, and
James. aged 4 years. The alarm OF fire
was given at 1890 o'clock, and when
the Fire Department reached the scene
the house was In flames, and the neigh
bors had rescued the women and two
children and carried out the charred re-
mains Of the two that were dead. It
does not appear where the man was, but
the spectators soy he was drunk, as were
also the two women, both Of whom are
terribly burned. The woman Kelleher
Is o large, feshy person. and formerly
kept o poultry stand on the corner OF
Sixth street aud Broadway. In Oakland.
Mrs. King lives in West Oakland. and
has been In the habit OF getting drunk
when occasion offers. The bodies OF
the children were taken to the Morgue,
where they presented o terrible appear
ance, being burned into an unrscogniz-
able mass too fearful to look upon. MIR.
Kellehsr can give no explanation OF the
affair.
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dsts Of 1886. and Al bright as when they
came from the mint. The mystery is
thus explained (: An old resident OF Sag
Harbor, formerly we'll known as q prac-
ticins physician. but who has for years
past led q comparatively secluded life.
at the time OF the panic Of 1863 boarded
1900 half dollars Of that date and has
kept them, In total disregard OF interest
or premium, until the present time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
Dis.a,isned Holders Of phil, shsri.
dan.

The San Francisco Exchange Of yester.
day says : "The dissatisfied stock.
holders OF the Phil. Sheridan Gold and
Silver Mining Company brought suit
Saturday. enjoinins the assessment sale
OF oil the stock Of the company alleged
to be delinquent and advertised for sale
August IA. The complaint prays that
said assessment may be epjoined and
declared illegal. and that the defendants.
John NJ. Hinkle. II. b. Hinkle, w. D..
Coates, George W. Dixon. Charles L.
Pearson, d. l.. Thomas, John s. Bar.
rett, Oscar v. Walker. john W. Pear
son, John b. Treadwell aud the Phil.
Sheridan Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany be ordered, adjudgod and decreed
to pay back into the treasury OF the
company, aud for the benefit OF the
stockholders, the following amounts
John d. Treadwell. $4,000 ; John W.
Pearson S26, 900 John s. Barrett.
&c. 600 ; Oscar V. Walker. $4,000, and
Charles V. Pearson. $1,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17

People in this vicinity who are inter
ssted In Eureka mines are in receipt Of
sdyioes that the Albion has made a big
strike and has been following 1t success
fully for nearly q week.
Superintendent Bawden, Of the Julia,
says they will start q DRIFT from the Bul'
lion Combination shaft for the julia
ground % soon as word comes from DO.
low to make the advance.
Tho Second Ward Virginia Garfield
and Arthur Club will meet tomorrow
wednesday, evening at 1880 o'clock 81
the City Hall.
Arthur McEwsn. OF the Evening Chron'
ias, has returned from Lake Tahoe,
where he has been rusticating Tor o lew
days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17

r Thomas. s Logan. Chas Cowdsn, J
n Dormer. p II Mulcahy, Lizzie A Clancy,
Mrs / @ Horner. J Dahlman. Beckie Fred
srick. Geo T Msrye. X James, X Mercer
Miss smith, N J Curtis, Geo Haines, J II
Yontz, J n White. c Thompson. W b
George. Miss n Brsnson. Winnie Jack
son, Mrs " J Luke and children. Mrs I
d spear. Miss II Campbell. Miss Van
sickle, Miss ii Henderson.