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PsIcE or SCgscESPTIoN-
single Subscription, for fiffy Nos, 81 u
For SIX months. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
nr. BANNER on the Rostrum.

New York. September lO.-Dr. Tan
ner made his debut as a lecturer at
Booths Thsatsr. Although many vacant
seats were visible. the audience was very
much larger than n would have eI.
psctsd on such an unpleasant night.
The orchestra chairs were we'll allied,
and there was q number in the paIquetts
and balcony. A large sprinklins OF the
medical profession was visible. together
with many former visitors at Clarendon
Hall. On taking his place on the stage.
Dr.. Tanner was greeted with hearty and
prolonged applause. to which he re-
sponded with Q complaisant smile. His
appearance showed no trace OF the ordeal
through which he recently passed. His
face showed the color and his limbs
the activity Of q vigorous and healthful
man, and bis voice sounded as full and
strong as before his forty days fast.
After Q few words OF Introduction DR..
Tanner took his place at an improvlsed
reading-desk and began his lecture.
which was delivered from q manuscript.
He spoke for an hour and o quarter,
and, In conclusion, In said: at is my
aim to convince the public that they
should rely upon the recuperative power
Of self and nature, not upon burnt toads,
mercury and arsenic. People, nowadays,
are too credulous. They are easily per.
suaded to pour down patent medicines
for every ILL.,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
MINING NOTES.
Matters OF Interest All Aiess she
Lode.

The north drift, $500 level. Of Sierra
Nevada Is now opposite the bottom OF
the win.s sunk from the 24OO level and
about 80 feet distant from the bottom Of
II. A crosscut to that bottom will soon
be started.
Drilling on the aaao level Of the Bull.
lion has been discontinued for the
present.
Savage is pumping from the 1000 to
the Sutro tunnel level. the pumps max
ing 1000 strokes per day.
Atths G. N. 8. shaft q station at the 2400
level is cutting ~ for the new hydraulic
pumps. The foundations for the pump.
i~ng-engins are laid and the oopinR-stone
are nearly on. These blocks are 2Hx3I3
feet, and Of hewn rock. The engine to
be used in putting in the pumps Is in
place aud ready for use.
Bsleher il taking out its old pump.
rod, and has . job Of it. as 1t Is very
heavy, composed OF long sticks. and
strapped from the top to the bottom Of
the perpendicular.
The drift north from the $500 station
Of the Ophir incline has connected with
wipzs No. 2 OF Union. and IL running
to connect with the workings south from
winzs No. /, o distance OF 80 iset. No
changes to note in the crosscuts nor IN
Wine No. 1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
Dissrics Cesrs-Risisg. Judge

The following business was trans
acted in this Court today:
George D. Holt vs.. Nisgars-Dsfault
Of all lien holders entered; also. order
for publication OF summons, and that an
alias summons issue.
julius Baum ct al. vs.. Msyers-Order
that attorney bs allowed to withdraw
undertaking from nles.
ByipRton w. Reardon ct al.-Default
Of defendants entered.
N. Gopsrich. aged %, q native OF Aus.
tria, and Robert Hanson, aged 81. native
Of Denmark. admitted to citizenship.
Estate OF Duncan Bethune. deceased
Letters granted to the Public Admin
istrator.
Thomas Moses vs. Virginia City--Pro
forma order entered overriding the do.
murrer; ten days to answer.
Hubbell W. Caldwell-Sent to the
Clerks Office.
Cedar Hill Con. vs.. Sierra Nevada,
Gold Lead and Jacob Littls-Demurrers
by each defendant withdrawn; ~ days
to answer.
Lonkey ct al. vs.. Tsmkin-Dsmurrer
Withdrawn; 20 days to answer.
Recess.
Judge Rising stated to the members
Of the bar that when Court adjourned
today. il would be till next Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
MiscellaueOus

CHICAGO. September ll.-An Inter
OCEAN Washington special says: Later
advicss confirm previous announcements
that Louisiana will send ct least o Be
publican to the nett Congress, to sue.
coed Acklen, owing to the desperate con-
test between the Democratic factions
10 the district. A majority Of the pa.
pers admit that this result IL assured.
The commanding officer at Fort Ksogh
reports that Big Road and 200 Sioux
Indians surrendered ut that post yester-
day. The impression prevails Al mill
tary headquarters 10 Chicago that the
Indians will soon surrender en- masse.
being thoroughly Disguised with the nm.
certain and restless existence that has
been their lot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
Vermont Election Returns.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, September ~.
Returns OF the G~ubsrnstorisl vote OF
the State have been received from 23S
towns. leaving three towns more 10 DO
heard from. The Congressional vote has
been received from $50 towns. A clerical
error wal made here last evening. In
compiling the vote for Governor, in the
Third District. The correction OF that
error aud numerous others made by
sending In unofficial figures. reduces
Farnham's majority below that reported
last night. A revision OF the returns
gives the following vote for Governor:
Farnham (Rsp.). 4S. DOL; Phelps (Dsm')
81, 2i7; Heath (Grsenback). 1879. Ma
jority for Farnham over all, 26.lo2.
Republican gain over 1876. l402; Demo.
cratic gain, 625. The towns TO DO heard
from will not increase this majority ma
terially.
For Congress Joyce has 1928 majority,
Tyler 8777, aud Grant Ss47. n.
New YoRK, September l0.-The Irs-
bune declares the Vermont Republican
majority over the Democrats to be
20, 500, and over oil 25. 900. aud II shows
that the Republicans cast q larger vote
on Tuesday than at any election 10 past
years by something like ten per cent.
The highest vote hitherto since 1868 was
for Governor 10 1876, 44,l23, while
the vote just cast IL known to DO more
than $4,000. The Republicans cast
over 7OO0 more votes than they cast Tor
ns.nk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
IN rHg WHOLE HISTORY

OF Medicine no preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures. or maintained 30 wide .
reputation. a. AraR's CHERRY PrcronAL,
which 10 recognized Is the world's remedy for
all diseases Of the throat and lungs. Its long.
continued seriep OF wonderful cure. In all eli.
mates has made IL universally known - q safe
and reliable agent TO employ. Against ordinary
colds, which are the ~ioferunners OF more sefi-
GUS disorders. 10 acts speedily and surely, a.
ways relieving sui riug. and often saving life.
The protection Il affords by It's timely use 10
ths throat and lang di.orders OF children. mskes
N an Invaluable remedy 10 be kept always on
hand 10 every home. No p rson an anord 70
be without Il, and those who have once used II
never will. From their knowledge OF lie com
position and cnscts. Physicians use tbs CHrhni
PrcroRAL extensively In theif pracuce, ana
Cleryymen recommend Il. IL 10 absolutely GER
tain In its remedial effects, and will always cure
whers curea are possible. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
The seaham Nine Disaster.

LONDON. September S.-The explosion
In the Seaham mine makes 70 widows
and 2s4 orphans. The victims are
largely single men. The frst corpses
were brought up this morning. One
hundred and thirty 10 the lowest est.
mate OF the dead. Four hundred horses
are In the mine. The bodies recovered
ars frightfully disagured. Some are
buried so deep In the debris that they
may never be recovered. From the list
published II appears that l62 men and
boys are missing.
The latest official statement places the
number killed at lat. A broken Davey
safety lamp has been brought up from
the main seam. and II is believed this
throws some light on the origin OF the
disaster.
Thirty corpsss have been recovered
from the S.aham pit up 10 z o'clock this
evening. when the search was suspended
for the night in consequences Of the
accumulation Of gas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
SILLY STORY.
That wisse No. ! or Usiea IL in
West Country Rock.

A representative OF the News was this
morning shown a dispatch from San
Francisco to q prominent citizen and
mining official OF Virginia. saying that
a report was circulating at the bay that
vinzs No. ! OF Union was In wesi
country rock. This is the silliest and
most absurd OF oil the bear stories yet
started, and the people OF San Fran.
cisco must indeed be wholly ignorant oil
the situation in Union to give the least
heed to 1t.
In the arst place. the west country
rock Of Union il . stranger to all ita
lower workings. It has not been found
vet at All by any OF the prospectipgs mol
by the Union shaft. These are all in the
vein.
Following figures will give some idsa
of the distance Of the winze east OF the
shaft, and from q plat OF the situation
or q simple calculation the distance and
bearing OF the Wine from the shaft may
be determined:
The shaft IL 90 feet south OF the par.
all.l Of the $500 station OF the Sierra
Nevada incline. and the distance from
the shaft to the station 10 262 feet.
Wine No. ! is GO feet south OF the
said parallel OF the $500 station and dis.
tant from 1t 100 feet.
A line connecting the shaft and vinze.
therefore, makes only 38 feet to the
north in making q total casting OF 3sl
feet. that being the distance between
parallels running north and south
through the shaft and winze.
How, therefore. this winzs in sinking
GO feet Can get into the west country
rock 10 q San Francisco mystery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
EASTERN DISPATCHES
B~eltzhoover Gets . Few More Belts
Over the Nose.

CHICAGO. September l0.-An Inter
Ocean New York special says: The Tri.
bune prints this morning q foe smile Of
q letter written by Congressman Bsltz-
hoover, in which be declared that with
the present Democratic House pension
bills don't have much favor. and that
the rebel General who is at the head Of
the Pension Committee in the Senate is
still more averss to allowing such bill to
favor. The Tribune also prints with 1t
a fac smile OF another letter by Bsltz.
hoover. His handwriting IL peculiar
and unmistakable. and the proof that be
lied whom he denied writing the letter 10
overwhelming. The whole story Of the
letter is also given.
Congressman Bsltzhoovsr. whom the
Tribune yesterday challenged to bring Q
libel suit, tslseraphs to that paper:
..Sir: The article on the Curridon
letter, in your paper Of today. calls me .
liar, To retort BY applying the sams
epithet to the author Of the article would
place me on . level with him. I have
already denounced the letter ~ an infa.
nous forgery, and the person that cir
culates Ii oirculstes Q forgery. You are
as near Carlisle a. I am to New York.
"F. E. BrLrzHoovrR."
The Tribune publishes o fac sinils Of
the letter, and adds: "oh. yes. Mr..
Beltzhoovsr; but the trouble Is. We have
proved you a liar. The mere calling OF
names does not hurt anybody, Mr..
B.ltzhoovsr. except the blsckguard who
resorts to It. Il Is the proof that
pinohss."
The Tribune also publishes the follow
ing kilograms:
"whitslaw Reid: Bsltzhoovsr has
bought up all the Tribunss that came
here. ALI ID. adams.
Carlisle, Pennsylvania."
"Plrass send me 100 copies Of today's
Tribune. The devil has broke loose.
Check tomorrow.
~. F. MELAY. Postmaster.
Carlisle, Pennsylvania"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
A Weak Kneed Broker.

NEW Yoax. September lo.-Ths fail.
urs Of A. w. Whitney. mining broker.
Of 81 Broadway. was announced at the
American Stock Exchange yesterday.
Eighteen thousand Ave hundred shares
OF various stocks were sold out under
the rule for his account. and were bought
10 by the seventeen brokers with whom
he had contracts, each taking bis own
stock back and pocksting the differ.
ences, which In 5000 shares aggregated
In amount to over SIC. 900. Whitney
has disappeared. aud 10 said to be on
his way to Chicago. Had he remained,
It is said. everything would have been
settled satisfactorily. and he would have
been assisted to resume business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
Miscellaneous

LONDON. September IA violent
storm occurred In Paris on Wednesday.
The cathedral OF Notrs Dame and the
ruins Of the Palace des Thsrmss. built
In the fourth century, were struck BY
lightning. Only o few stones were dis.
lodged.
Twsnty-eiGht thousand Matchmaker
OF East Worcestershire have struck
against siurthrr reduction OF wages.
England shipped to the United States
about 1900. 000 for the week ending
yesterday.
The steamer Frisia. which sailed from
Hamburg on Wednesday for New York,
took $500. 700 more.
BERLIN. September 1.-THE weather
was magnificent yesterday. The ma
neuyers commenced with o parade oil
the Third Army Corps, ct which were
present the Emperor William, the Grown
Prince Frederick William and other
Imperial Princes. the Duke Of Cam
bridge, the British Commauder.in.C Chief
the Duke and Duchess Of Connaushl
and the Grand Dukes Of Hesss and
Mrcklsnburg.S,r slits were also there.
BRussrIs, September l0.-lt 10 stated
In q reliable quarter In Berlin that con
f~erepces between Bismarck and Baron
Hsymsrls resulted In the conclusion Of
an offensive and defensive alliance be.
tween Austria and Germany. It 10 stated
in Rome that Bismarck and Haymsrle
discussed the possibility Of an alliance
with Italy.
CoSsrLSTISoPLr, September TO-
President Hayes has commutsd the sen.
tencs OF death recently passed BY the
United States representative ON an
American citizen guilty Of murder 10
Egypt into imprisonment for life. Tbs
convict remains Professionally In the
Consular Prison OF Smyrna.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
EAarH's Bio BROTHERS.
Coed Time 90 Lsok at rhem-whas
They show.

Take q look at old Jupiter tonight as
he mounts the East. His brightness 10
increasing. but the noon will soon dim
1t to our eyes. His disc is plainly per.
ceptibls now without q glass. and some
declare that his moons are also visible.
Jupiter will la nearest the earth Octo.
Der Z. and at that time will present q
diameter on~e.fortieth OF that OF the sun.
Mt. Davidson Is q favorable place for
star. gazing as the air at this altitude Ia
sufficiently clear to enable n with an
inferior glass to see the beltings and
equatorial markings OF Jupiter.
After looking at Jupiter cast an eye at
Saturn, which 10 also neal the line oil
the elliptic aud comes up about 40 min
utes after his big brother. He Is q little
pale but is showing his jewelry to good
effect. Colonel Fairs telescope will en-
able the observer to make out the fine
lines dividing his rings. The shadow OF
these rings on the body OF the planet ia
plainly visible. a. is also the shadow oil
the planet on the lower part OF the
rings. Even q good opera glass will be
found OF much use in looking at Saturn
and in observations OF Jupiter's moons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
Immense Wheat Yield Of Illinois.

CHICAGO, September ia Journal
Springfield, ILL.,. special says: The forth.
coming crop report Of the Board OF Ag-
riculturs will show the winter wheat
crop OF that State for 1880 to be 3d.
s65, 900 bushels, the whole value Of the
crop being estimated at s44,457, 900.
This crop has nevs been equaled In the
history OF the State. There will be over
48, 900, 900 bushels to be shipped after
taking out all necessary for consump.
ton and seed.
CHICAGO. September 10.-September
wheat went up to 95 yesterday and
closed at 81, owing to the fact that there
are now only 800 900 bushels in store
and that arrivals are very light. It was
reported that Armour was running o
corner. He declared that wheat was an
excellent thing to hold at this time, and
that 1t will 60 up from ten to twenty
cents higher. Others say Armour 4
Co. have to their knowledge disposed OF
200, 900 bushels within the last twenty
four hours; that their only object 10 to
squeeze q few shorts, and that the deal
Is practically at an end.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
More B~lundsring and FounderIng.

ST.. JOHNS. N. B.--September H.
The British steamer Anglia, from Boston
to London. foundsred at sea four days
out, on the 9Th. All were saved. The
vessel and cargo are q total loss. The
cargo. consisting Of cattle. grain. pro.
visions, etc.. wal valued at Sll2. 600.
and was insured. The vessel collided
with the bark Trowgats. The steamer
Anglia was q splendid iron propeller Of
225S tons. with Ave ~bulkheads. built at
Glasgow In 1869. She was l35 feet
long, IS feet wide and 20 deep, aud was
brig rugged. The fate Of the bark Trow-
gate Is not reported, but It Is supposed
that the vessel was saved. The Trow.
gate was bound from Antwerp for New
Ynrk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
nemocIatIc shreNdness.

CHICAGO, September 1.-THE Inter
OCEAN has q dispatch from Minneapolis
stating that Barnum, Of the National
Democratic Committee, has written .
letter to q prominent and wealthy Dem.
ocrst. now there, in which he declares
tbs purpose OF oenterine q great mass OF
Democratic orators In Ohio Immediately
after the Indiana election and make a
f.int Of attempting to carry Garf-ld's
" State, and. having got the Republi.
cans thoroughly alarmed. to draw of
their forces and 60 into Indiana and
New York. leaving the Republicans de-
moralized.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
Benefit.

The ladies OF Gold Hill will give O
benefit OF Miners Union Hall some time
about October z to James Fraser. The
best local talent will participate and will
bs assisted by others from Virginia.
Mr.. Fraser 10 suffering from lamsness
which has confined him to his bed for
over four months and wants to 60 be-
low. The ladies purpose to assist him
to do 80 and in this deserve the sncour.
apement Of oil good citizens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
III Chicago Match.

CHICAGO. September l0.-The horses
and men are travelling pretty evenly,
but Byrns retains q lead and Is going
free and easily in good shape. Bs.ssy
Baker 10 10 the best form OF the horses.
The race IL now regarded as IN OF the
most remarkable ever recorded, and at
the present rate Byrne Is likely to exceed
the best score on record. At noon the
score stood: Horses Bothman's entry
43l, Bstsey Baker 424. Dunn's entry
424, Rose Of Texas. AIS. Men-Byrns
437, Khrons 400. Colston 39e, Schoch
3s3, Cole 24l (stopp.d), Connolly 2sa
(stopped), Jackson III.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11

The d. p. d. invitation party will b
h. held next Friday night. 18th Infant,
ma. Goth. a. the types made rs say yes
tsrssy. Tickets can be had OF the man
ayers.
Ths California State Fair opens at
s.c,.msuso on the goth instant. The
..o.I reduction In railroad fares will be
made ct that time.
@. p. Habbsll has Hlsd an sttsea@sn'
mi, for 1880 against the Jones b Kin
tssd Mining Company.
The smoisstasks Of the Dsviis asss
Mill vsre taken down ThuSsdsy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
F,,,.s meats In she world.

Cattle and sheep have thrivsn won.
dsriully this year on the pasture ranges
Of Nevada, and meats Of the finest quail.
ity now appear in the market Of II. b.
Dwsllsy. next door below the NEWS
Office. Mr.. Dwelley always has the best
ct his market aud gives none but the
best to his customers. What he has 10
say to the p, opls Of Gold Hill and Vi.
cinity will be found under "Nsw Today"
In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
steamship and Cargo Lost.

ST. JOHNS. N. F., September 1.-THE
British steamer Anglia, Captain Carrie,
from Boston. September I'd. for London,
fouudered at sea on the 9Th. All haads
were saved. The vessel and cargo are 9
total loss. The cargo consisted OF S3S
live cattle, grain. provisions, etc.. the
whole valued at $4,000. The cattle
were insured In Canada. Tbs Anglia
was In collision with the bark Tfowgats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
Ophir Dump-Ors.

Considerable valuable ore 10 extracted
now from the old ophir dump. between
A and Howard streets, Virginia. and
Yves. Of tn. pr.sen. works. Parties
supt 10 The original surface. driitsd In,
and there get the ore. Some OF u !.
base, but those working IL say they get
enough out to pay we'll for their ums
and trouble. II 10 taken down si1'mils
Canyon to be reduced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
Soldiers Reunion 10 Nebraska.

OMAHA, September 1.-THE Soldiers
Reunion at Central City. Nebraska. from
the 18th to the 18th Of September.
promises to DO very enthusiastic and
largely attended affair. Arrangements
have been made to accommodate from
10, 1000 to 20. 900 people. Biz hundred
hospital tents, loaned by tha War De-
partm.nt, have arrived and are now 30.
Ing put up. General Henderson Of
Omaha will command the camp. Among
the distinguished persons who have
promised 10 be present are Senator Lo.
gan, General Sheridan and . party oil
bis friends. General Wagner. Of Phi!a-
d.lphia. Commauder-in.C Chief Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic, and Cen
eral Swain, senior os-Commandsr.in.
Chief. Governor Nance has extended
Invitations 10 the Governors Of Kansas
Missouri, Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota,
all Of whom arc expected TO attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-11
For County Co,a,si..isser

c. W. Likins to-day announces him.
self as o candidate for the office Of
County Commissioner Gold Hill) sub
ject, etc. Mr.. Likins is an old.timer. a
Republican. a taxpayer aud an honest
man. His interests are identical with
those OF the other taxpayers Of the eoun.
ty, aud no has honesty aud ability
enough 10 look to aud protect those in.
t,rests. II nominated he will be elect
ed, and will be u good Commissioners.