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Over a,126,OOO In Gold Bullion
Tnkon from tho Express
ONiCD.
And All Except $4,000 Subsequently
Found Under o Conl
~; Pile.
The Alleged Thieves, However, Not
Captured Mt last Accounts.
4 Boy Attempts to Murder His Father
Geueral Criminal Record.

BULL 4hOUbEft4t
Special Dftrafeh to 1ne cAfeaeo 7ftoans'
oMAHA. Ncb, MaEch 1o-A ttspatch was re-
ccvcd ut Union Phciflc headquarters, this city.
this aftcrno0n, from Sidney, stntlng that whilo
Exrrcss~AEcAt Allen, of that place, WIS gono 10
dinner for nbont an hour, tho Office VIVA entered
through n hole In tho iloor antl *l"5,Wo In gold
btsllons gold dust, IND currency Horo stolen 1t
arrived from the Dlack Hills lust might, and
wMa transferred to tho 0tl!co Tor ship'
nlent East to-day. Alloll, upon roturhing
to his oilcc, found tho door harro'i
n''f1. With tho assistance OF others, broke III. an
then discovered tho robbery. 0rcas excstetnent
prevailed. Parties wrro sont ont on mot hna
horseback In senrct OF tho rubbcra, b,1t as yet
no ctew HAS boeh oD1hihetl' Litter III INC hitef.
noon. while examining Il cunl-celnr, on Al'on'a
suggestion. rs ITO orc Ind bcctl ol,soFrctl cnNr-
tngs or leaving the building, several bugs of
bullion and gnitl-tll1st were found under tho
cnnl, amounting to &lf2f 900. Two bullion bricks
md NIL tho currency, together amounting to
sa co'a not DC .1o 1ouna; .. Iao .aa soonGr' % or or
no,,rnn,rn.v ,arrts,, fr.anttn,, M '1oht tn r".
turn and Bet tho balNnco from time to time, MS
opportunity might offer. It Is very mysterious
r,,,herv' and nt TIN aa,ne ,,mo looks lshy. Con-
cr,ll SUPERINTENDENT CiaTk. Of tlo Union paolac
sidney % on % speolat train.
Cm.YESSH @ Ma1o % ,u no.a ana s. ssn
Ncb.. to-day while tho Union Pacific Express
a ai1e' ~ ,r'oa'y w. on, y. ,h,n to w t1
Of the express of''co. The robbery WIS orident-
ly rnnnel IN advance Or Tho e,,, nrrlsnl of tho
o1 ''.u s"sk -. ~. u. ~ n"o ,. ~.
hecs, etrorlntendonto OF the s1aKo.L Limo. 70 INC
fr,,,, .1,ffornrt n,f11a r., I.naa cttv upta Dncd.
, 1880-03-11

tor fpynr and Mgllo, nnd reinlttenta are tho de-
bfltntel. bilious, aud neryoIls. T0 such per
s0hH l[OAtettcr'A Stomach 1}Ittnrs a10rtls Mdo-
Crrnslux vital statninn nnd tho rusiatant power
Of tho constitution, and by checkin9 trrcgunrt-
tirs Of tho aiyot. sson,aeh' and bnwnls, which
nnslnn. Moreover. It urnd'cntta 1nalnriAl conl-
rluEnts Of ntl nastnnte typc. Tho fuld In which
hls leaillH family medicine hns achieved sofse
vt Its astonishing and nmny proven effects, il II
very wt0 one. In tho nlllarlols regions Of mir
own country. In south Amcrlcn, Me1lcG. anu
aCrr,Ya tho nufls, 1t flna given NnMRfaknbla Gsi-
tritcUs Ut its curative yAllH. At hUmu MID
nhrtNih 1t hsls always sustained its h'gh rcPuta-
t,ot!. 9or hts T. eyer been Anceten Py coiapetl.
kindred or etjtiMl elf1eMoy. It stands Aone, une-
l1aical aislnnK olir lntl0nal remedies.
, 1880-03-11
CASUALTIES.
A9rI1TKIATEI.
Ru<tfdI IAruafeh TO TIA CAieaoo Ttihun2.

A9rI1TkLATED.
Rptetat DtSpatfh to Tnt Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE. lntt., Murch 1O.-About o'clock
this morning chumbrrlnniti ut tho INkc IIo,,sr
discovered tcnk In tho gas coming oast Of room,
No. q, occupied ~ judge J. Il. Troxoll, prsIn-
ncnt attorney md influential citizen Of Kent
land, Ind, who csuno 10 Lafayette on Mondnys
and WINS ycstcrtny attending 10 legal tnattora IN
tho Courts. Unabio to nroslao tho fnmatc, tho
porter forced his why In. and found tho gas-rtpe
lr,kcu off, tho bureau upset, md Troxcll lying
upon tho l'c,l dca.1 having evidently died from
Rna-Inhnlatlon. Dir. Troxcll whcu he registered
Mt tho lotot. waB In very pom. hcnlt. being n
sufferer from consumption and nsthmn. I'm
Tucstiay ho wns Intending to business,
a. feeling uncpmrn0rly we'll. AlInnt 10 o'tlnck
n. IN. Mr. Mortz, DIlu nf thu rruprlGt0rs whose
room wns NIr..etly bnrcAth tho ono occupied by
1ruxell, ilcnrtl tn,tst noIsu like tho oycrturn!Ng
Df Il piece OF furniture, but nm fiIrthor sounds
were heard, md nuth1ng WAa thought nf 1t. It
Ia aiirIltsl that tho Judge, feeling sotorc nt-
tnck nf AathtnM c0ntrg On. hMsl risen Tor tho
purpose Of ringing tho Gl1l-tcl. md. Whlo fcef-
INK therefor, hld overturned tho 1lire1n. Whom
this fell It knteketl aEnfnAt tho Hnn-brncknt.
brcakinE It partially or, allowing tho E'ss to
csltpo 1crcoy. liG wlls fOstnd lying upon
tho Led. but WIS not hghcnth tho clothing, lly
was 90 years Of nRG. Tho Coroner wns fl1lIt|ed.
a1d II fsnr meeting wins also hold. Friends cninc
fr,Im Kentland this nftgrt1tl01l, and tho body
WAS taken 10 bis hotne In kcnilaild for Ititer-
inCNt.
, 1880-03-11
ff1ENTtF1Fn.

The body OF woman found drowned on tho
1nko shoro Mt o'clock yesterday morning wns
Identified at $50 Inst night by Joseph hflehlc,
Butoonkcepor ut thu corner Of Clark and Jackson
strcotA. Tho docoascd wlss Mrs. Crcscentia
Ech.ndt. Sister to Mr. n1fchlc. Her husbAndtllc
about two ycnrs ngo, and A1o1,t ono ycnr ago
herinsnnlty beca1no "a npparcnt thnt sho VIA
sent to tho Asylum at jefferson, whence sho ,vls
rclcrspti only il few noilths Axu. Her relatives
fo1.ih hsr places to 1.-Two out as Il doMcsto, but
tho old flta ealno upon her, md She lost ono
stuntlon utter ahottor. leecontly she went
to Mvo with her eisscs, Mrs. Frel
Gotfrlcd, who resides nuar tho corner Of Cottu8o
1ruve avenue und Thtrty-ntnth street. Tucs-
duy night Mrs. Schmidt acted strange and TIM
rotsonnblc, md loft tho hotisu aaying sto could
find other trcad tn cat. She Ind frequently
nescd In this nlanner. Mea echtuttlt WIN 4hout
1ycars over whotn Mfr. Michls Is guardian.
, 1880-03-11

4ptcta& Hspateh to Ths Chtedeo Tribune.
ToLEuO, O., Murrh ll,-Anothor OF tho fro
t,,teut periodical ohanycs III tho management Of
tho Mv.1.illg Commercial took pl4ce yesterday, y.
d. NEci,, tho cntcrpr!sinG manaKer, ruttfing, aud
turning the cpueofIl over nkalu to J. II. uEoHn,
Assignee Of tho CunlmerrtI Company. Tho
foru.us pul,liahct, Neh, took charxo OF the pa-
I,er, thea In tho bands ns an Asslg4cc about slx-
teci, months oyo, getting t,rw outfit, and ct.-
larginy it 70 eight pages. lie has tIscd oonsdor-
ublo enterprise III ~ conduct, but could not
succeed III establishing 1t upnn solid baa,s.
Duril1x his administration 1t has heen ayowedly
Independent, although ut diderent ttmea 4
manifested o weakness for various candi-
faSoriug the uomlnation of Ulaino.
The first sntimadon that the people
generally had Of the change w4s when tho paper
nnnt position two-colunin AztIci9 advocating
, 1880-03-11
THE SCHOOLS.

PAYERS.
The cutting out at tsso, 900 hy tho Council FL
t,nitcc Committee from tho 13oartto EdhcntfonA
estImnte. lchvug tho lIonrl to spend tho limp
sum ut $sate1} us 1t secs i,t,-nss,mtng TINT tho
Council foiows III tho tottstcps Of tho Cnmtnt-
tee,-is Viewed With Mnyth!ng but favor by SUI
perntcntfrnt noty, tho executive head OF tho
Chicngo public schools. In referring to tho mat
ter yesterday, Str. duty sud that II tho rcco1l,-
t,lendnttan were ndoptod only $ss,1 would 10
ii f' tic ..chS"ls. in tho ifst place.
,as .t s sn5s' R ~setaor Ct es 'se s*e sss
tIu1,s wcfo increased Or nut. Tho additional x,
puslsa Tor fuel. rent, jnnltors, and Espaira would
saS woi, i iovs sSss'S soo@ to III .i, o SaIinss now
r. eot!rc Ct cnstr'ntii9' a,. 70 p,'rcse n, s n
hut frntn ttcslro to keep Mbfcst With the cltys
sehtni population. III onlcr to meet this litter
I,lcrr,,se, .wtc wis ut tho rhte Of 300 per M
mum, nt least four nuw p.,!lt!insS oagmt M TO @ ne
done. thora Wcro =.
10000 CHILDREN IN CHICAGO VINO cor NO
SCHOOLING
aatsyer Tner 100 chre a re
ro,'ld only be taught huff q d9y, while tilerG
woro 4,0VO in routed rt,otns, unautted for school
i,tDry-iigt.trd anil .vontato4l baac0nta.
The eitys past tErn,!eial STRUTS, togethGr ixth
IT. talsg @ scs,'ny hMs n H"t ,x sno Mnsa pGha t s,.
prnpriato oMly e.lo.14h. 10 Anisl, tho buildings
INV Ep'!'x t,E anu to build ty1 % nov ones: nnt
rruvrmcnts ,.,iotl,cr, md Z ,H.tnrity Of tho
discrimination III fnyor of tho latter and
s. pary Sas'x axors.. ssm sss ~ ssor epas'cnt
tioc Government WIS eoiHgsssd. ah Was tao e
HHft ttll51IfH III 1El5tkiO1
, 1880-03-11
IOCAI, I,{}JlITICS.

TIE TENTH wAt.1, nEMOc1s.trlu CLUn
he'll u meeting ut No. l08 NUrth ncsrn1nca street
lust evening" which was vol nttontlet!, 10 fur ns
Mul,cra wore concerned. Tho President sthtcd
Tint tho object III the meeting Wis u rcoranlzc.
Tho reorganization Will u!feetcd by tho rcD'co-
tinN OF All tho old ttlfcor1, lnd MI Executive
Committee. Ttlon tho Convention resolved IT,
stlf tnto II tlab nf THO wlinlc, anu every n,Nl!
alitI seventeen n9!tIons wor. nude, o nliny
aentlicnts, an.l auut ono. th!rss ~ many sub
It.ss ~ sa;;1s 4tfnA ~ 'ac L 1ts We e Ss,
decided thut thcrn ntIsl!a 10 no bl'tM wasted
s',,' oyer !, pr,tnry ,a eles1n ~ tat G,ycnton ,
th" @ ~ ''nl ,, u, m;a!s an: 9 so ~, n.
i, which tho tiulegntes tn that Cniyontinn should
hu nnpnlnteA. AB tho rvpnrtcr r1tircl fte,n tho
Cl,Air wis putting enlnbinMt(un tnutlon to tho
effect t!'nt y % cnn,fiistSS Ss twa 1rSm cAch Pr. ~
s s!St Il III. 'a s%,'eS x' s Z, ps; ss ro X y 'as
a,iti tlo ID 10 ael ii ooreert Win lilo Executive
II ra,,tll,ntu inr Al'iurlaat,, \ doubtful 'usl-
ual was hcuri 10 protest TINT II ho
~ sMH Wss. ~ fW"!t.h to xsatau Sruuo s' tso!.e
Murth to hfIsl,Hnl street, ! takc II cHf, hut ho
m;a v y II. s!y s. F bIs w @ ws WIS s sS:
rrly l',slcas "nt ~ ~ t rrt;gs ~ IT, % w1s %efx M
dursttNAl thut Ello Ayes had It I'll tlo mutton,
s0uIsTkkNr1l WARD.
Tho Independent t'!nl'uf tho Fourteenth Wnni
met lust osoall'x at tho es.rnrr nf sllwat!ken and
III favor u ji.,lc~ j. sciiIuth for Aiier,.'alt. x
sS'tss s sSs h!S S' tS o!a % xst =, stts Z t I'LL se
gVntleua bati Mxreol to run II nnin1aatcsi Iy the
Republicans " tho ward, but uinsur no !ithes
| tho suplMrt Ut the Club IT, Mr. hctintth III thu
| uvcnt Ut his totnti.itlnn. After aoHS lnilor
] business, tls Club adjonrGcl fur QUO Metk.
1Syi MI
, 1880-03-11
DE 13OE1t'S CASE.

Special DtsFdlth 70 7he Chtca1o 7F!bun6.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, March 1G-Tho Supreme Court
to-duy decided the application nrgnod on Mon-
duy for q auncrscdcws III tho nu 1Iucr MURDER
caac. Tho Court announced that thoy had fully
examined tho rocords In tho application for u
bularsctlOs, I,ll thnt tho SUMO must ne denied.
Chief ct-juBteo Wnikcr, Ia delivering tho opinion,
OF tho rqurt, stuffed thnt thoy Ind patiently nnl
fully examined tnonuthOritios presented lly tho
ctunscl. but fuiiHd mono to w!rr1snt stIy liz tho
execution. Tho prtsuner, Johannes DO 1i0er,
nuw lies Ut Pontiac untlor sentence 70 be hange.l
on Mnreh II, and, unless Gov. Clltoin sh0ll1
lntcr1H@c, nothing now retha1ns but " execute
tho sGtltuprU.
, 1880-03-11

lont co,,.I l,s hired, srn c.,,ptayed, and tt!e
dredging ,lanc at n tust nf 10 tr1lts per cubic
tarei, whcrcas II has cost-,ss,tlor the cnntrHct
estimates TINT tho saving lust yrar II thu city
hn' owned its ,lrelEe would hnya e. scnn nc ,I s@,nS!,
sntitfNotnrl1y ,1nur Tho communication IA t,t,-
porttifo frnn tho fAGt TINT tho Appropriation
bill Is now ,l1l1cr consideration, and tho Item Tor
dredging has not yet Drtn passed upon.
, 1880-03-11
ALLEGED FRAUDS.

NEW YonK. March 10.-Tho Nev. Wi1ltAm
schorsch called Mt tho police Headquarters TO say
thnt when IL missionary in Africa. In 1876, under
authority Ut tho New fnrk board OF Mlssl0Us, ho
discovered cortatn Irregularities oil tho part of
s0mu associate missionaries, by which tho Now
York Elnurtl was ctentctt out Ut Ft0,00o. lio ro.
turned tn Now York, aud on presenting hMscit
Mt tho Oilce OF tic lpnrl for his sAlHry WIS put
Out.
, 1880-03-11
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC,

Tloro Inns been brought out by F. Spoycr
& Co., New York, an issue Of 0,ooo, 600 In
gold bonds Of the Southern Pacific 1iailroad,
Of California, and by syndicate composed
OF Drewsters 1'asset s. Co., Boston; Laz
Spuycr EIlss6l., Frankfort-on-Main; Speyer
Rrothers, AMsterdain; f. j. Meyer, Berlin.
Tile aubscrlptton opens t0-tlay mud closes to-
morrow. Tilo bonds bear Interest nt 9 per
eeenGt, payable so'ni-annualIy. The Issue price
, 1880-03-11

jntlmating TINT Il wns neither West nor Aek.
r,yd. fte will hnyn preliminary examination
dizzy nt 10 d. III.
X largo number of ITnrtnfi'a fettcrH nnt1cr tho
Rlias Of o. NJ. Crcy wcrp ltund III Vests room,
nENtnst him.
, 1880-03-11
JflRIltEftf.

HANntsJu1tu, Pn., March l0.-upon tho rcAs-
scrnl,ling OF tho Court to-lny arguments woro
heusi, Ald an adjournment tAAOn till Monday.
Tho rest Ut tho bribery cases hAyc becn con-
H,u.pt! until tho Aps!. term by agreesncnt at
ct,unsel. This is et,sstru.sl ~ i virtuhl aDa.l.
Jury In tho ctycs nlrontiy tried viii bu troppcd,
, 1880-03-11
HOY DROWNED.

rn1nuEr0nr, O., Sinrch 10.-Gcorgo nincksays,
Q yenrs Of n1o, concluded yesterday that tho
weather was sufficiently wnrn to mako bath
ngrecnble, and he accordingly sought tho creek
chilly wnter Induced crn1np, nnl tho lad quickly
drowned,
, 1880-03-11
AN Ex1SI.nSflN,

XEN1A, O., March 10.-AnotlIor explosion oc-
currcfI Mt tho pow,.er.1nila Inst night. Wheel
Mil No. = exploded, With 150 pounds Of powder
IN 1t, blowing everything to atoms, arst cluslna
ahOck nn Hsll tif light fur ti,iles nroslild. Tic
NUT had lust left tho 1nill anu 10 ono was hurt
, 1880-03-11

8ptethl ntsrateA to Tbs thteaqa Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., btasoh l1,-A c,.so Of incest haa
Just como to Hight. Tho inhuman par0nt Ia
Jnncs Bturrctt, md tho unfortunate daughter IL
only III years nj aye. Tho particulars arc too
vilu TOR publicAtloi,. stcrrdtt has lied tho city,
md Kui.G u vt. la,uls.
, 1880-03-11

Speetat Dhpateh to 1As Chicago Ittbtnt,
ADRIAN, Mich, Mnrch l0.~Sanltlcl II. T'utney,
xont tu Jaokson for ton yours In atarch 1871,
frun tho lsecortinrs Court. Detroit, for forgery,
w,ts to..taY purlonetl on tho representation nf
QcutG.brd.
, 1880-03-11

The E!dredge eSewing-Alaehlne,-lt leads
Sold on monthly payments. 100 State street.
, 1880-03-11

N1SETY-NlNE YEARS.
MAIsIIAs.f., Tex, Mnrrh g.-Churlea Coz. trte.i
ut Carthage for the Murtlor Of pcddtor, bas
lpun sentenced to ntnoty-nln yes1rs In tho
pulltptltAryx
, 1880-03-11

TENTENAnY or nls. EI1ASNINN-wEI1NEs.
" ay, Apfll7 will b1 tha eet0nnEY OF tho birth Ut
William Elofy Cumming. and 1t y tv& tlat M
sinn u - much M3 b. aslossu r. pa.f
tIuso latsFssted n Inv rattot VIII 1n held It ih0
iarAna Pacific Hotel kltA Aftotu0Un At 1cloak IN
cluI-to1M No. /, to make such aTFan9anenss Inay
~ nxre9d upor. Tha n,en,oaFs 9i nnF Unitarian VI,
frIants Whu Ars willing 10 e0tpoIat9 r.!!ay tl-
vkuu. AhtukE !hERFu!tD,
M,h4tii4&;EENis,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-03
GOLD aiLL TO THE FRoNr.

Last evening . preliminary meeting OF
the vids-swaks Republican citizens OF
Gold Hill vas held to take the requisite
steps toward the forming Of . Garfield
Club for the present Presidential cam
paign. The meeting was well attended
and . lively interest manifested. This
being bot . preliminary meeting, COM
mittses were appointed to procure .
suitable hall and arrange II for the use
and accommodation Of the club. also to
prepare the requisite constitution and
bylaws. The meeting adjourned to
meet again on Friday evening next.
when the reports Of the COMMITTEES will
be received and . permanent organize
ton effected. This 10 simply the open.
ing gun OF the campaign In Gold Hill
and will bs followed up lively until Gar.
nsld II elected. The rousing cheers.
given with . will. at the close OF the
meeting, for Garfield and Arthur and the
success OF the Republican ticket, showed
that the proud old Republican spirit
still snimatss the loyal people OF Gold
Hill and will make itself effectively
known and felt 90 IL has always done in
the past. Gold Hill IL not ready to haul
- ll S.ln.s mat vat but Again
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-03
ESGLlsH.

VIM. Il. English. the Democratic can-
didats for Vice President, Was born in
SCOTT county. Indiana. in 1872. he 10 .
BY profession. but prefers agri.
cultural pursuits, being . man Of ordi.
nary brillisncy. with an excellent faculty
for making and retaining money. never
allowing his b~snevolsnes to distress him
to any great extent. In 1843 he was
elected Clerk OF the House OF Repre-
ssntatives OF Indiana. He was a depart
msnt clerk in Washington in Folks
time. In 1851 he was elected to the
Indiana Legislature and was made
Speaker. Since then he has been sew.
sral times In Congress. Being . strong
s~ympathizsr With the South. yet not
liking to aght or give mp much OF his
money for her. he went into retirement
vhsn the war came on. and was mover
heard from until Il closed. In the mean
time he had accumulated . great for
tune. he il . warm personal friend and
admirsr Of JEFF. Davis and the "Losl
cause"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-03
oAariELD's CREED.

Two years aao, In Fansuil Hall. Bos-
ton, General Garfield addressed . large
audience. making q speech which was
listened TO with rapt attention through.
out. It was Q mastery and memorable
piece OF oratory. and in Il occurred these
memorable words:
The Republican party Of this country
has said. and IL says today that. forgetting
all the snimosities Of the war. forgetting
all the herceness and the passion Of II. 1t
reaches out both its hands 10 the gallant
men Who fought rs and Offers all fellow.
ship. all comradeship, all feelings Of
brotherhood, on this sole condition. and
that condition they will insist on forever;
That In the war for the Union we were
right. forever right, and that In their war
against the Union they were wrong. for
ever wrong. We never made terms, We
never will make tsrms with the man who
denies tho everlasting rightfulnsss OF our
cause. That would be treason 70 the dead
and injustice 10 the living; and on that
basis alone our pacihcation 10 complete.
We ask that 10 be realized, and We shall
consider IL fully realized when 1t 10 Just %
safe and Just a. honorable for . good eiu-
zen Of South Carolina TO DO . Republican
there - 10 10 for Z good citizen OF Msssa-
chusetts to be . Democrat here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-03
Chinese Funeral.
Carson Appeal July 2.

At half. past two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon a leading Chinamsn was buried
with full funeral houots. Az the pro.
cession went up Carson street crowds
gathered on the sidewalk to laugh ct the
strange sight. for hardly anything can
DO conceived moro ludiorous than the
obseauies Of tho Chinese. The pro-
oessiou was headed by Sam. Wright
with his plumed hearss. and from his
complacent smile It was quite evident
that he had already secured the coin In
full for tho job. When . Chinsman
desires Q ''Mslican" funeral, his friends
pay big in advance. Nothing small about
the Chinese upon matters Of that kind.
The corpse lay in the hsarse al II fully
resigned to all that was going on about
him until tho music OF the Chinese band
struck up, ct which an expression Of
agony passed over the bronzed ooun.
tenance OF the deceased. Three men
followed Immediately behind the hearse
bearing slim banners about twelve feet
long. and behind them came six more
with square banners. such a. n fire.
quently sees In Q Democratic torohlight
procession reviving the memory Of dead
issues.
Then came thirty very dirty Cinnamon
with scarf Of red aud white about their
bodies worn like Masonic resalis. Most
OF them smoked. After these came two
iantas,ically apparaled men on stesds
whose funeral was not far of. Next
came an omnibus containing the subsi.
died female wsepers and an orchestra
OF ten instruments, which made doleful
music for the dead. In this band the
squeakins and blood. curdling fiddle led
by several Lengths. and the cymbals Of
brass made the air culver. The women
were in the best OF humor. a. the time
to weep Was ct the grave. Last OF all
was q dilapidatsd express wagon drawn
by O horse whose bones ratified at every
step. The wagon contained the funeral
baked meats which the Chinese leave
near the grave for the gastronomica! re-
quiremsnts OF the dead.
When the grave was reached punks
were lighted and stuck In the ground.
The corpse was then put under ground.
and at q signal from the boss the women
began to vail horribly, making . sort Of
go.as-you please contest with the band.
They cried eight dollars worth, and then
the vanished and roast ducks were laid
on the grave. After these ceremonies
the mourners returned to Chinatown,
and the Washoe Indians who made .
meal OF the provisions left for the dc.
ceased pronounced them cooked 10 Q
turn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-03
Burning Birthstone.
Silrer State, June 80.

The Rabbit Hole sulphur beds caught
Are accidentally three or four days ago.
and were burning at last accounts.
Charley Wright informs as that the
Gre caught in Q part Of the beds where
there Is too much foreign matter to
mako the sulphur profitable to work.
and though the Are has spread and 10
quite extensive. It 10 doing no damage.
As soon a. the IRE spread beyond con.
troll, the mouth Of the mine from which
sulphur for expectation was being ex.
tractsd vas closed up with earth, 80 that
thers IL no danger OF it, catching FIRE from
the surface. Work has been suspended
at the mine In consequences OF the fre.
Those who havsI seen the blazing brim-
stone at night say 1t 10 q grand spscta.
Gle. The blue flames shoot up some
distance. and the smoke 10 dense. A
stranger passing through the country
would readily conclude that he had
struck the internal regions, and that or.
thodoI preachers give Q pretty accurate
description Of the place. II Bob Ipgsr'
soil could DO prevailed upon to 60 there
and iphals the sulphurous fumes for q
short time he would never again deny
the existence OF hell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-03
ruE DAY WE CELEBRATE.

Hang your banners on the outer
walls; let Old Glory aost upon tho
breeze from every Flagstaff and husssr
in m~ulIiarious diminution from every
house front. balcony and awning
in Gold Hill next Monday. in honor
OF our great American birthday
anniversary. National salutss will DO
fred at sunrise and sunset. and
our procession. exercises. grand barbecue
and general fun will eclipse ANYTHING Oh
the sort on the Comstoek or in the State.
Gold Hill will celebrate the day after her
own vids.awaks style. and invites all
to come. participate in the festivities
eat, drink and be merry. A full pro-
gramms Of the procession. proceedings,
exercises aud general fun is Published
in our advertising columns today. All
are welcome.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-03
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The protection Il Affords By its timely use In
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never will. From their knowledge Of its com
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PlorosAL extensively In their practice, and
oiergymen recommend It. IL 10 absolutely Ger.
tain In it, remedial effects. and will always cure
where cures arc possible. tn