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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
"AND He DIDS'r SEEM TO LIKE IT.r-Newlv

married Husband uocuiarlyE "Wel dear, n there IA
line. you're well provided for I've made
my WILL you know" Nm. Wife tplayfuilyC Yes love
but don't you hIDk you'd better run and insur-
ticket tine largest amount you can lit would
be handy buy the mourning: black did be-
come sO."-Fun
The pupils had got as far as the word "hypo-
critic" None OF the children could explain what IL
meant One guessed that ~ meant big feeling" Hud
another thought hypocrite Was big animal tlat
walters III the mud" 80 the teacher explained: "A
bypOcrte children person who protends to what
he Is not such be pleasant to your face bar
speaks III behind your back" Please. marB." cried
little boy eagerly raising his hand. then my pa am
hypoerite, cause no said you was eoniounded cid
maid aud he'd Just hvcs tell yeI To yer face r.
-lBostUn 1iaLscllp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

in the European style. The women wear Il -
over the shoulders, and the description wa loose
given applies TO them rs well az tc the me- navs
whom they are scarcely to be distinguished ron
for slight difference IN their apparel The
not subject to any labor which. a. In The
the American indians. mi 9ht have accounted So - %
iDeleeance If their appearance All their Tim sne
occupied in cutting out and making their eIo,hs''
drying fish and Nursing their children WHOM Y "
suckle TO the age Of three or four Years n ...uey
astonshed 10 a child Of this are wbo ~
been shooting with bow and arrows beating a a. pat
etc. throw himself upon his nmther', bosom ',cgl
was lying asleep upon her knees "ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22
UADRIGAL 1902.


Give Beauty all her right.
She's not to one form tied
Each shape yields tar delight,
Where her Projections blde
Helen, grant, ight pleasing be,
And Rosamond was as sweet as she.
Some the quick eye cOmmends,
Some swelling Fps anu red;
Pale looks have many friends.
Through sacred sweetness 5rcd.
Meadows have flowers that pleasure move
Though roses are the flowers of love.
True Beauty is not bound
TOOne unmOved cline;
She visits every ground,
And favors every time,
Let the old loves with mine compare,
My sovereign is as sweet ana fair.
THOMAS CAMPION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

"FoILED Bur TINE WILL CoMEF-'AIis VA
NRho II down with his cal FOR the day. Dye sc
that ist LIS FJosoleu. TIE celebrated painter lev
aud me stand where are, and he'll put ms III se ~
ture wraps" Artist (after paase) Contours" ~,
slr can't GU move lii way or the other! -tS"ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-22

10
Filets OF Spanish Mactere in batter
Flilets OF Beef Mushrooms Sautes. Egg plant fried.
Green Corn
Salmi OF Duck. Saratoga P1tatOes.
Salad-Lettuce with French dressing.
Cheese. Waters.
MaearOOn Custard. MaskmelOn.
Peaches and Cream.
Coffee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
Miscallaneoul.

New Yonx, August "a Tribune spe-
oial says /: At the State election In Ala
bama today the Republicans intend to
vote, II they can, In one county at least,
that Of Montgomery. They intend to
keep . tally list. and will carry their
cause into the courts. II they are not
accorded fair play. There Is no fear Of
violence.
Judge Hilton and Mrs. A. T. Stewart
have lately been engaged in psriscting
arrangements for the endowment Of the
largest and most complete college In
America, with q fund OF between 49,.
900, 600 and "a, 000. 900. The college IL
to be located ct Garden City, whore the
remains Of the late millionaire were to
have rspossd.
The rotterdam ct the scene Of the
Hudson river tunnel disaster proves
unsuccessful. and the engineers are talk
ing Of some other means Of getting at
the buried bodies. .
The City OF Chester, from Liverpool,
brought 1896, 900 In foreign gold coin.
The work OF removing the obslisk
from the ship which brought 1t here
from Egypt was begun yesterday.
Ex-senator Dorsey. Secretary OF the
Republican National Committee, was
overcome yesterday by heat and obliged
to take to his bed. =.
ALBANY, August 2.-Governor Cornell
declines to interfere with the execution
OF Balbo, the italian murderer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
Tanner,s ThirtY.slyth Day.

New YonK, August 2.-Dr. Tanner
had another vomiting at about 10:l5 last
night, when q mustard plaster was placed
on his stomach which relieved him.
About twenty minutes after midnight ho
had another attack. At / this A. N. he
was quietly sleeping. DR.. Tanner. who
when he began his fast weighed l57
pounds, when placed on the scales last
night turned the beam at 1871 pounds.
For the first time since be commenced
his fast DR.. Tanner admitted this morn
ing that he felt very weak. he
said his stomach was in o bad
condition, but expressed confidence
In bis ability to accomplish tho under
taking. His eyes were lusterless. tongue
furred and face pinched and hagsard; still
his watchers asserted that he had some.
what improved since Sunday. He had
suffered from nausea three times since
midnight. Small quantities Of mineral
water were administered during the
night and early this morning before
going out for his customary drive hs
swallowed two ounces Of very hot water
At noon he was quietly resting. He re
csived an encouraging cable dispatch
from Paris, supposed TO be from q dis
tinRuished physician.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
Ansrneon street. Rspors.

BAN FlAS0isco, August Sir ?. ~
Northern Belle. l2h. l2s; Jupiter. I so;
California. IN; Scorpion, l IS, ! 60; Bel
cher. AZ. 2 80; Gould 4 Curry. 5 10;
Overman. 1 20; Dudley. soc; Bodie. 81.
s 80. . 70; Albion. 20c. 25e; Quinn. 3; Ex'
chequer. ~ 20; Mono, l, IL. 40;
Andes. Toe. 75c; Bulwer. AZ; Tioga. 7sc,
zoe; Bullion. I IS; Imperial. 2oe; Hale 4
Norcross. 2 so. Z 30, 2 IS; Alta. l 80. l IS;
Addends. I o5. 1 10; Savage. 2 80. AZ.
2 50 bso; Yellow Jacket. 4. 4 os. 8 95. 8 %;
Summit. I 10; Potosi, l 60; Champion,
500; Belviders. Q 80; Benton, 75c; Next
can. 8. r.; Union. ak. AN. an bio;
Sierra Nevada. ioS. iot. ios. ION;
Utah. 81; ophir. ca. Z, 6k; chollar.
IL. I 20; Con. Virginia. 2 IS; Best L Bel
cher. 81; Syndicate. s0c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

interpreting. SO; Sam Soon. same. 30;
]. n. Mathewson. same, $3; Swain &
Hudson, lumber, $27 23; VIM. Wells,
labor, SIS; T. Dempsey. hauling sand,
$40; N. Holland, work. $40; A. Peas
Law. repairs, $2s; j. p. Flanninsham.
Justices fees. 800 so; D. D. Donovan,
same, constable. sis; GOLD HILL DAILY
News, advertising, $l4; Enterprise,
same, Sl4; Chronicle, same, IA.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Another case Of INDECENT sick. named
Mcmillan, was reported by Chairman
Hazsltins; referred to Commissioner
Gallagher and Canavan.
The report Of the County Auditor fol
july was presented and ordered fled.
It corresponds with that OF the Treas
ursr reported above.
Adjourned till Thursday. August 6th'
at Z p. NJ, sharp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
The REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES.
No Opposisiou 10 sbs sabin Ticket
for Bspreme Judgs.
Eureka Sentinel, Auqu.t /.


The Republican primaries yesterday
for delegates to the Republican State
Convention passed of quietly. So far
as learned there was NO opposition to
the Sabin ticket for Supreme Judge In
any part OF the county.
Following are the delegates chosen:
n. Donnslly. John Tore, Robert
Crosssn, w. w. Hobart. II. D. Foley.
W. ". Bishop. Thos. s. Douglas, George
Gavin.
Mr.. James E. Anderson, Of the Mining
M,,cs. and Mr.. w. q. Reynolds carried
of the bonors on Ruby Hill. There, a.
here, We believe, but n ticket was In
the Geld.
Il IL now definitely settled that Gen.
eral Sabin will have . solid delegation
from Eureka county. II II also claimed
that be will havs the full delegation
from White Pine. II this b %. Judge
Beatty will most probably not 60 before
the convention, u he 10 understood TO
hail from that county. In . single
handed contest between Colonel Taylor
Of Storey and General Ssbin, the latter
would seem to occupy the vantage
ground, as the convention will not be
likely to take the candidate for Con.
Rress and the Supreme Judge from one
county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
Gen. Weaver's Experience OF Bull.
dosing In the South.

wHrrLINo. W. Va, August 3.-Gsn.
eral James B. Weaver. the Grsenback
candidate for President, spoke in this
city on Saturday to . large audience.
He has just come from ON elsctioueering
tour In Alabama, and, 10 an interview
with an I~ntsli9eneer reporter today.
said Of the stories Of b%ulldosing and
frauds In the election In the South. the
half has not been told. BE says that
General West, OF Mississippi, told him
at Selma that II General Hancock were
elected, such an impetus would be given
to the spirit OF hatred and intolerance
for Republicans In the South that be
twast) did not believe he could live In
Mississippi Q day. General Weaver Is
hopeful OF carrying Alabama at the cleo
ton tomorrow for the Grssnback ticket.
Hs claims that the Republicans are join
ing the Grssnbaek party in large mum.
bsrs, In the hope that they will thus be
freed from the ostracism under which
they live.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
DISPATCHES
h Benders.

OMAHA, August 3.-shsrif Gregg. Of
Dodge county, who arrested old Bender
and his wife, who are now in the Free
mont Jail. wa in Omaha yesterday
hunting up the track Of young Bender
and wife, who were seen with a team
and wagon In company with old Bender
and wife, who were on foot near Sohuy-
Ter, and they parted near there shortly
before Daniel Candan informed Gregg Of
their suspicious inquiries about the
Bender family OF Kansas. Gregg has
since learned that the young couple
crossed the river at Omaha with Q wag-
on and team and went into Iowa, no
doubt en- route to the place OF meeting
agreed upon between them and the old
folks. They had o team OF one gray
and one bay horse and q covered wagon.
The old people in Jail have been heard
talking OF the young couple. one OF
them remarked "Do you think the
Others will be caught ?" "No; they
viii miss them (: they are gone south /;
they will go on the wrong track" was
the reply. II IL understood that Candan
IL following on their track.
Gregg believes he has got q sure thing
on them. He thinks the woman Is
Bendsr's mistress. His theory being
that she started of with the Bender out
ct when they fed; that the old man
killed Mrs. Bender. and that this woman
has been with him through all the In
dian country, as she gives o good de-
scription Of the habits and lie OF the
various Indian tribes.
The original old Bender Is q German
and has Q big scar In the center OF his
head. The prisoner at Fremont swears
that he does not know o word OF Ger
man, but whom Q German was put In his
cell aud cursed In the German language.
according TO instructions. the prisoner
forgot himself and swore terrifcally In
German at the man. The prisoner has
also n scar ON his head answering 10 the
scar ON old Bender's head. and In ssy.
eral points he answers the description.
He accounts for the scar by saying that
he was kicked by o horse. He is sew
enty.two years old. aud at times 10 per.
iectly frantic, and yells 30 that he can
be heard two or three blocks away. Mr..
Gregg has been sleeping In the cell with
the old man. In the hope OF hearing
something, and has not been disap-
pointed.
Mr. Hooaan, who interviewed the pris-
oners, IL q clerk in Mr.. Sheds store OF
Fremont, and Mr.. Shed induced the
Sheriff to allow him to visit the captives.
The moment he saw the old man he
said, "That's Bender" The prisoner
dropped his head as IL no had been shot.
Hoofan claims that he was we'll 40.
qusinted with him. He says the pris-
onsr has changed his style OF shaving,
but his features are unchanged, and that
the scar on his forehead is positive proof
that hs II the man who must 90 to Kan.
sas for the murder Of DR.. York and
numerous other victims. It 10 under
stood that s25. 900 reward 10 offered for
the whole gang, and OF this amount
there is 81, 900 for old Bender.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
Nothing lik. evening thing. up. .spe.

NStdt
cially 10 the justice line |! Last Saturday
evening Judge Moses opened his hall OF
Justice to the Young Mems Christian
Hancock and waved wealthy on the fees.
Tonight Judge John Knox Brown will
open his courtroom for Q similar purpose
and doubtless hopes for a similar result.
United States Marshal Ash has re-
csived the commission Of his re~appoint-
msnt, dated June 15. 1880. he has
fled his official bond. with the following
sursties: John Dsiningsr. P. II. Ford.
d. II. jackson, Jacob Rein, N. O. Hall.
j. 8. Kaneen, 81. L. Beck, F. Dickman.
James Cummings. Joseph Demling.
T. R. McGurn, who always has q
window full Of money at his brokers'
Office, LOG South @ street, Virginia,
now comes forward aud offers his
services and coin 10 help on the exc
pected stock boom. See his advertise
ment in another column.
F. H. Snsade has located 1900 feet,
Virginia District, and called It "Glsd-
stone;" also, o tunnel claim l4O0 feet
easterly OF the Gladstone snd running
westerly In and through the Gladstone;
also. 700 feet square from tho face Of
said tunnel claim.
Soon after the Finlsn. Bssgs affair Sat
urday night an sx.Aldsrmau Of Virginia
met Tailor Hanks and asked him why he
was not around to stop such proceed
inRs. Hanks replied: "You wouldn't
have me interfere with Q Democratic
primary would your"
The Heht of the Young Mems Ham
cock Club Saturday night grew out OF q
contention for the Trsasursrship OF the
| club. II the Democrats contend thus
over 30 small q loaf or o loaf or two.
what would they do II allowed to get Of
the public crib.
F. d. Sneads and Frank McKsnna
have decided to A. ]. Beals. In considsra-
ton Of $4,000. all their right, title and
interest In the Keystone mine, Orleans
Hill ; also. oil their interest In the WIN.
Sharon Mill and Mining Company's
claim.
Equalization at Yellow Jacket Fire
Company's house tomorrow. See ad-
vertisement In another column.
The Thermometer In Gold Hill today
stands at eighty-six degrees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN

Hair Remover IL . scientific combination OF
some OF the most powerful restorative agents
in the vegetable kingdom. 1t restores gray
hair TO It's original color. It makes the scalp
white and clean. 1t cures dandrun and humors.
and falling out Of tho hair. Il furnishes the
nutritivs principle BY which the hair II nour-
ishsd and supported. It makes the hair moist,
soft and glossy. and 10 unsurpassed - q hair
dressing. It 10 the most economical prepare.
ton ever offered to the public, a. Its effects
remain . long time. making only an occasional
application necessary. II 10 recommended and
used By eminent medical men. and ofneiaily
indorssd BY the State Assaysr Of Massachusetts,.
The popularity Of Halls Remover has increased
with the test Of many years. both In this coun'
try and In foreign lands. and II 10 now known
and used In all the civilized countries OF the
wo.ld
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
democratic Alabama.

NOZZLE. August 2.-Au election for
State. and county officers took place
Today. In opposition to the regular
Democratic ticket wal n made BY q
fusion Of Republicans. arssnbacE'r'
and Independents. Verbal reports from
the election officers at the closing Of the
polls show Q clear majority Tor the
strsiaht Democratic ticket. Reports a.
~. nsmocr.tio Executive Committees
rooms, from the interior OF me sIa's,
lssys NJ doubt Of Alabama poiing .
heavy Democratic vote. ,,
Further returns In Mobile county
shov . clean sweep for the Democrats
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
Contamination Of the Uto Treaty.


DENVER, August "A Tribune Los
Pinos special says: The Indians were
struggling into the Commissioners quar-
tiers oil day yesterday to sign the treaty.
The chiefs having signed the agreement
the others were fearful that unless their
names bs forwarded to Washington they
will reosivs NO part Of the 100000 which
the Commission IL authorized to pay out
a. soon as arrangements for the removal
OF the Utes are perfected, which will
probably DO some time next fall. The
Commissioners leave here about the 4th
instant and for the Southern Ute
Agency. except Colonel Meacham. who
remains OF Los Pinos to take the census.
The removal of the Utes 10 only o ques-
ton OF time, and the Commissioners are
hurrying matters as fast as possible. A
year from this fall will probably see the
reservation opened to settlement and
the people OF the United States and COL
orado will have the pleasure OF occupy.
ing the land and working for their bread
as folks do elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

The Board Of County Commissioners
met at II A. NJ. today. Chsirman Hazel.
tine presiding. Present, Commission
srs Nye, Fraser. Gallagher and Cana
van The minutes Of the last meeting
we're read and approved.
Mrs. Mcintyre wanted to be sent TO
her friends ; referred to the Hospital
Committee with power to act.
VIM. D. Bourne had been In the hos
pital since last September and wanted to
bs sent to Battle Mountain. where no
belonged and whore he has friends who
will take him to Oregon. Referred to
Hospital Committee with power.
REPORTS.
A communication was read from Car
son refusing to take the Evans girl into
the Orphans Home there. Filed.
The Telephone Committee reported
the contract for poles, wires and instru-
msuts let; amount. $3.50.
The Committee on Roads reported the
tunnel Of the Tunnel Tollroad in excel
lent condition.
Commissioner Fraser reported certain
sewers oovered-that IL. their outlets
were stopped by dirt. Referred to Com
mittee on Roads.
The report Of the Auditor OF fees re-
" --. ..lsnn lima XII
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
The sarsnsids

The Enterprise OF this morning says:
The shooting team Of the Sarsfisld
Guard Of Gold Hill. which won every
prize offered at the pioniN last Summer.
IL In good practice this season and oon.
hdent OF making another clean sweep
this year. The Emmett Guard 10 the
only company In Western Nevada that
has any chance with the Susfslds. 1t
Is upon the Emmets that Virginia now
rests her hope OF winning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
There will bs a meeting Of the Rspul

There will be q meeting Of the Repub-
lieans Of Gold Hill at Yellow Jacket
Engine House. tomorrow evening ut
7:30 O'Clock, to nominate delegates for
the primaries to bs held next day. See
advertisement.
In the United States Circuit Court
yesterday. in the case Of wslls-Fsrgo
Mining Company VI. the New Wells
Fargo Mining Company. ct al, . decis-
ion Was rendered in favor OF the defend
ants.
The Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company last night shipped bullion to
the value Of S5l. 52S IL. This gives o
total for the month Of s2i3. l24 II.
The bill OF Constable Jewell against
Storey county for July fees amounts to
S47S so; Constable Metcalf. SAT- 80.
Justices yet to hear from.
Yesterday. Assessor Styrms paid over
TO the County Treasurer poll taxes
amounting 10 sl44o; personal property
tar. $isl6 95.
The United States Circuit Court has
adjourned until the Gath instant, and the
United States District Court until the
Goth instant.
More July psyrOlls : ovsrmsn. So.
56l IS: Caledonia, s2.443 90; Forman
shaft. 90 .09s 80; ophir. S2%.0 600; Union.
$4,000.
A letter is held for postage in the Gold
Hill Postofice addressed to Mrs. Harvey
Bundy. Elburn. Long Branch, New Jsr-
sey.
The people Of the Comstock are anx-
ions to have . little roasted bear meat
served up in San Francisco.
D. E. Mccarthy. who has been abssnt
In Mexico for the past three months.
hss returned.
Why Wal 0rsham's pistol last ssiur.
day night like the leader OF the Demo-
cratic partyf
VIM. NJ. Kelly has attached the Lady
Warrington Mining Company for ST..
O34 Is.
Mv,tsrious midnight pistol shots
trouble the people and police Of Virginia.
The repairs to the north wall OF the
court-houss have been completed.
Captain T. G. Taylor was among the
arrivals this morning.
Over 22oo miners are now at work on
the comstock.
Maurice Hesaich 10 again % me com'
stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
D.parsures Last Evening".

JE Msdigsn. @ E Mcintyre. J McIsaac.
Thos Hoy. J Treat. d @ Bryan. Mrs ]
Rowe. + Smith. Mrs " II Walker, Mrs J
Connolly. Mrs E Dresendorfer. Mrs J T
Landrum. Miss Paddock. Rev Father Sui
Ivan. Mrs ] A Kennedy. Mrs F r Cole. J
d Mcmillan. Mrs A Temby. A Insham.
Mrs n G Hillyer and daughter. Mrs u
stsnsom. Jas Mehan and family. Mrs Hay
ward. Mrs Hilliard. Mrs n Mcdinty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
sw.e,iss Usdsr rraeuss.

Some Of the boys are just sweating
under the work Of preparation TO par
ticipats in the Cslsdonian games ct
Trsadwsy's Park Saturday. One fellow
thinks II the heavy hammer didn't
weigh more than the light one hs ooued
sling thunder out OF It. The heavy
stone, twenty-five pounds, 10 Q socker to
bs 'put" to any great distance. Most
get along with the csbsr better. There
will be lots OF fun ct the Caledonisn
picnic Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
DemocratIc KantunkY.

LOUISVILLE. August 3.-The election
yesterday passed very quietly through.
ont the State. Nominations were made
by the Republicans only in very few
counties. and the vote polled was light.
The Circuit Judges and commonwealths'
attorneys were elected In each Of eigh.
teen judicial districts, and Democrats
are elected In at least fifteen. In the
Eighth Congressional District a Demo-
cratic primary election nominated Philip
B. Thompson, Jr.. for reelection fol
Congress,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
Arrivals This Moraipr.

II wsdsworth and wife. DR. o Pisrson
and wife. Mrs B = Foster. W W Lapman.
J Gillig and wife. F fredsricks. Mrs N J
Bundy. J J Nieholl. TG Taylor. ] Rowe.
J r Lewis and wife. Farmer Treadway. E
+ Read. J A Lancaster. ] FoI. 8 Harmon
and family. J o'Hara. Mrs sisss. Ut
Orr, Miss Johnson. A Richards. Mrs N
Orndorf. r A Fraser. J W Allen. Miss
Mary Stefan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
Ten Ny. aud For Cash.

Mr.. A. Cshsn has q new proclamation
in another column, which holds good
for ten days. and for cash you can. dur
ing that time. get his choice and fresh
family groceries. orocksry. liquors. and
other things ct your own figures. Cahsn
IL going to leave and wants to sell bsiore
be starts. He says something under the
"Psy up " head, too which those inter.
ssted will do well to read and heed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
Suicide.

Yesterday afternoon John Peters. q
miner at the G. & @. and B. & b. shaft,
drew his wages for July, lost the coin at
faro, went to his room on North O street.,
took o dose Of b~slladonna and supple.
msntsd that by q quantity Of laudanum
and at 9:45 was q corpse. Caronsr Bro.
dsk will inquest the case at 3 p. n. to-
day. Peters was % years old, = native
OF Cornwall and unmarried.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

A young woman OF Cambridge. Mass,
Jealous Of the honor Of the students, on
hearing Of the late defeats Of the Har.
ward nine at baseball. rsmarks ,rsproaoh.
fully: at the founs gentlemen had
paid more attention 10 their baseball and
isss 70 thsir books. thsy would not have
been 20 badly beaten"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
a rraps.QceanIc Telephone.

NEW Yonx, August IA Words
special says : The experiment 10 to DO
made to connect New York and Europe
by telephone. II Is believed that the
use OF the French cable will DO secured
for that purpose.