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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
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DUBLIN, August l9.-Twenty.two OF
the Belfast rioters have been sentenced
to six months Imprisonment at Dun.
cannon. Physicians are treating
twsnty-sight persons who were wounded
by bayonsts or ball.
A land meeting was held yesterday at
Leenancs, near Kylsmore, the residence
Of Mr.. Mitchell Harvey, Liberal Home
Rule member Of Parliament for Galway
county. James Redpatb. Of the New
York Tribune, was among the speakers.
ColK, August l9.-Tho guupowder
found in tho railway tunnel under the
barracks Is supposed to be the first
iustallment with the object Of blowing
the barracks up. and though the author
tiles make light OF the matter, there IL
undoubtedly some alarm. Rioting at
Belfast has been resumed.
LONDON, August ia correspond.
ent Of the Times at Cork says: The re-
port OF the discovery Of gunpowder In
the railway tunnel under the barracks 10
entirely uniounded, although extra Wig.
ilance Is exercised at the barracks in
consequence OF recent events.
VERA Cruz, August l0.-Ex.Presidsnt
Lerdo is expected to return to Mexico
from New York by the next steamer.
The Lerdoists and those in power are
said to favor the triumph OF Gonzales.
The opposition to Gonzales maintain
that President Diaz has united with the
remnants OF the Church party, and con-
tinues to declare that Gonzales 10 q
spaniard, and that Mexico is fast going
under the old Spanish rule. Fourteen
Spaniards were elected 10 Congress.
Robbers captured o convoy Of $685. 0O
near the capital.
A colossal bronze statue Of Burns for
New York has been completed by Sir
John Steel, sculptor to the Queen.
RoME, August l9.-At o Consistory
tomorrow the Pope will announce the
following appointments: p. Manogue,
Virginia City. Bishop in partiJus, with
o future succession to Bishop O'Con-
nell. Grass Valley, California; Rev. Po'
ritillo, Bishop in partibus and Vicar
Apostolic OF Lower California; James
Laird Patterson. Bishop In pdrtibus.
SrMLA, August 10. - Rumors have
reached here that Ayoob Khan attacked
the south side OF Candahar at Shikarah
Gate. The csnnonade was kept up from
morning until evening on three sides oil
the city. The British loss was triAing,
BERLIN, August l9.-The last obstacls
to the appointment OF Count Won Hols'
feldt Secretary Of State for Foreign Al
fairs, has been removed. his marriage
with an American lady, Miss Moulton,
having been legally dissolved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
0oid Hill Festivisy.

Last evening. at the hall OF the Gold
Hill Republican Club. q complimentary
surprise party was given to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hall by an extensive conclavs
OF their more youthful friends and
neiRhbors. The hall was tssteiully dec
GRATED with flags and .mblems. and the
words Welcome All were conspicu-
ously displayed in an inviting position.
A substantial layout Of good satab!es and
drinkables was also to be found. and to
the aue music OF Langer's Opera House
band an immense amount OF fantastic
toe exercise was INDUCED in until the
midnight hour indicated bedtime. Mr.
and Mrs. Hall are among the Oldest and
most respected citizens Of Gold Hill, and
this pleasing little episode was a very
gratifying surprise to them. Until the
moment they entered the hall they did
not know whether they were invited to
a church meeting. a clam bake or q corr
shucking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
An Enterprbing Democrat.

CHICAGO. August 2O.--A Times In
dianapolis special says: Several days
ago q colony Of negro miners were i'm
ported from Richmond. Virginia. into
Fountain county. by James Luz. Will
liam II. English. candidate for Vice
President. summoned Luz TO Indianap'
oils yesterday and demanded to know
why he was bringing negroes into In
diana, expressing his indignation In the
strongest terms. Luz IL o strong Dem
ocrat, and responded that he could mol
get white men. and that the question Of
voting had not entered into his calcula'
tons. He had spent $4,000 in transpor'
tstiop, and should allow no one to die
tate to him. English has been particu'
larly prominent in charging the Rspub-
licans with importing negro voters. YET
the first cass he investigates Is that OF q
Democrat. and In Dan voorhees, own
district.
The Times thus comments editorially
A Democratic mine operator ct Goa
Creek, Fountain county. Indiana. i'm.
ported a large number OF negroes from
Virginia to work in his pits. Candidate
English. whose special hobby just now
is negro colonization, sent for the oper.
ator and demanded an explanation. The
employer said be had been unable to
secure other help; that the transporta'
,;on nj tha hlacka had coat him $4,000,
that the thought Of their voting bad
never entered his head. and that he did
not propose to be cateehised about on
affair purely his own. The mines in
question are situated In Dan Voorhees,
old Congressional District, whore, the
''Tall Sycamore" stated Q few months
ago, that thousands were out OF employ.
ment, owing to the ruinous financial
policy Of the Republican party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
The Chinese Merchant Ship.

WASHINGTON. August l9.-The Treas.
ury officials have investigated the legal
standing Of the Chinese merchant
steamer expected to arrive in San Fran
cisco shortly. and will submit their 70.
port In q few days. Under tho law Of
the United States the President Is au-
thorized to issue his proclamation per.
hitting all Chinese vessels to enter the
ports OF the United States, It being FIRST
shown that no discriminating duty ID
levied In China against American yes
sells. China charges an entry fee oil
fourteen cents q ton every time q foreign
vessel enters . Chinese port. In the
United States Q tonnage due Of thirty
cents per annum Is charged. This tbs
Chinese vessel would be obliged TO pay.
but the President, BY proclamation. may
remit the alien tonnage tax OF one dollar
per ton and ten per cent. on csrgoes'
As loon AZ the facts are before him the
President will prepare his proclamation,
which will accord to Chinese vessels the
same privileges as are enjoyed by yes
sells Of the most favored maritime ma
tons Of Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Colorado Democratic Convention.

VOIOIbuU OUhAVSi osiO OOuvCutiVus
L~EADvrLLE, August l9.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met here yester-
day and effected q temporary ~orsaniza.
ton.
Caucuses Of the leading delegations
were held last evening to consider the
martial law resolution. and considerable
feeling was exhibited. The Democrat
this morning says: We tell the Con.
ysntion plainly, and in the most uns-
~auivocal and emphatic terms. that the
introduction Of this resolution or rather
its passage and adoption will prove the
entering wedge that will 80 rend and
divide the Democracy that its defeat at
the polls will surely follow. The ques-
ton il one affecting only the local ints-
rests Of Lssdville. and the party through.
out the State should not tolerate Its
destroying presence In the Convention.
The Convention met this morning at
1890 o'clock, and the platform was
taken up by sections. The resolutions
iudorss the platform and principles OF
the Cincinnati Convention; recognize In
Garfield O persistent enemy Of Colorsdo's
chief product; demand free and unlim.
tied coinage Of silver; declaring that the
public domain should be free to settle
ment for agricultural purposes and pur.
ohuss for mining purposes, and that the
law regarding mining properties should
DO plain and free from complication;
also declaring that the system OF court
fees and costs oppressive. Martial law
resolutions then came up and were dc.
bated all the morning, when the Con-
vention took Q recess. The matter was
still being discussed and may occupy
the entire day. This 10 the main feature
Of the Conventions proceedings and
much interest Is manifested in the re-
suit.
At u late hour this afternoon the
plank csnsurinR martial law was passed
by O vote Of 225 to 30. The platform
was then adopted as q whole.
Adair Wilson was unanimously nomi.
mated for Governor. but declined.
The Convention then adjourned till .
A, II, tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
THE NORTH END.
The Work There which 70 OF Great
ess Inserest.

At the north end all is reported today
as going ahead well. Sierra Nevada is
raising in the ore body struck east Of the
1900 main lateral drift and north OF the
line OF the main shaft. The raise 10
said to be in the crosscut 1000 feet north
of the incline, and where the thirty car.
loads Of ore came out which asssyed
S43 rs per ton.
It will be remembered that in running
east seventy feet, first three feet OF $40
to Sl2 rock were cut. Further on five
feet Of $40 rock were found. and still
further to the east the formation from
which the thirty cars Of ore was taken.
and portions OF which yielded over $500
assays.
Nine feet OF good, clear, gold rock
were found 100 feet further south, and
rock 100 feet further north, when cut by
the diamond drill, gave 80 to $40 in
assays.
The north DRIFT, $500 level. is also
progressing well and will doubtless find
ore at the proper time.
or Union, It Is only known that the
crosscuts are running and that they are
not yet east far enough to hit the ore
vein.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
Miscellaneous.

CHICAGO, August 20.-A Des Moines
dispatch says there is good assurance
that Garfield will attend the coming
Iowa State Fair and deliver an address.
Reports are still coming in from the
"corn belt" in this State, to the effecI
tina. the protracted drouths will greatly
reduce the anticipated yield Of corn in
that region. The stalks arc drying In
the field in some places.
A Journal New York special says: The
excitement over gold discoveries In Full
ton, Hamilton and Saratoga counter
continues. One mine 10 actually beine
worked in the town Of Wees, Hamilton
county, and another in Northvills,
| Chemical tests prove the eIistencs o'
gold In moro or less quantities In the
rocks.
A Times New York special says : Bee.
rotary Dorsey OF tho Republican Com.
mittes has received q letter from General
Grant, written from Manitou, Colorado.
General Grant says II no comes to New
York at oil 1t will not be before the early
part Of September. He adds /: "You
have my full sympathy In support Of the
ticket headed by Garfield and Arthur.
/ have lost no opportunity Of saying
what I could In conversation In support
OF the ticket"
New YonK, August 20.-A sporting
paper announces that DR.. Ruth, Q Cali.
iornia rife expert, will give an exhibit
ton at the Brooklyn Driving Park.
Parkvills, L. l., tomorrow. His wife
will also exhibit her skill with the rife.
The shooting will be at glass balls.
WASHINGTON. August 20.-The extra
ordinary statement comes from the
Treasury that even gold has become =
nuisance In business, and propositions
have been submitted from various quar-.
tiers that certificates DO issued In exchange
for Il upon the principle that governs
the issue Of silver certificates.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
10 informed that the six Brule Sioux who
left Rosebud Agency stole seven horses
and killed o white man before returning.
They have been surrendered BY Spotted
Tail and sent to Fort Randall.
ATLANTA, Ca. August 2O.-A young
man named Waldron was arrested at
Sunnyside, Georgia. by the Sheriff OF
Spauiding county. A posse oVerpowersd
the Sheriff, took the prisoner and cut bis
head of. waldron ran away two weeks
ago and came to Atlanta, bringing with
him a girl twelve years old, his wife's
sister.
BrsHAM, Texas. August 10 Rube
Caruthers. colored, on trial for stealing
cattle. while under guard last night, the
guards were ovsrpowered by forty dis
euised men and Caruthers lynchsd.
ATLANTIC CRY. N. j.. August 49,
| Boynton and Fearn started In an inter-
national swimming match at II O'Clock,
q large crowd along the beach Watching
the men. Fsarn took the lead and held
II for O mile. when Boynton went to the
front. Fsain swims we'll out. while
Boynton 10 in the surf. Fearn was soon
afterwards seized with cramps. and the
race came to an abrupt and unsatisfsc-
tory close.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
Murderers Arrested.

DENVER, August 20.-Gallegh aud
Valdez, two MsIicans arrested at Albu-
qusrqus, New Mexico, o few days ago
on suspicion Of murder. had a prelimi-
nary hearing there yesterday and made
q full confession. The name OF the
man murdered was 8. Duprez, and 1t
appeared that he had been Q sheep.
owner in Southern Colorado. They
obtained $1,000 In money, q check oil
S125 and several PostoHics orders. two
horses and q wagon and other effects.
or the money $406 was found on their
persons. Duprez was travelling south
alone and stopped In q tent over night.
One OF the Mexicans shot him while
asleep. while the other stood BY with on
AZ ready to afford assistance II necessary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20

The Carson Times OF yesterday says;
Leon Larocque. the French Canadian
Who was injured by q log in Blacks
Canyon, six miles above Washoe, last
Saturday. and who was brought to Car.
sop on Sunday last for treatment. died
OF his injuries at Coyotes hotel this
afternoon.
Nov that the time Is near ut hand
when the new pumprod is to be placed
in the upright portion OF the Belcher air
shaft, the old one is on its good bsha-
yior and refuses to break any more.
The most miserable woman on the
Comstock nov is one who has q newly
arrived Paris dress made by Worth
$50 dull, NO pariies"-eonsequently no
opportunity to display its elegance.
A man giving his name as Reed has
been arrested at Genoa and taken to
Carson on suspicion Of being q bursia,
named Morrow, who recently escaped
from officers in California.
Tho assessment mentioned yesterday
as Golden Gate. 40 cents" should
have been Golden State. o Californis
placer mine. Golden Gate has not lev
led.
Virginia has top-dresssd and fixed Q
.trest north Of the Gold Hill line. and
now Q little work is needed just this
side OF the line.
The family Of Superintendent Thomas
n thu Sutro Tunnel has come on and
now occupies the mansion BY the lake
Of Sutro.
Justice Field OF the United States su.
n,sms Court prssidss with Judge Saw
YER 10 the Circuit Court at Carson today
Down in Carson the officers have
.,,h, +. Cbipaman who Was in the bus
ins:s Of selling whisky to Indians
Cbri, James Is in Arizona and II
.soips to Tombstone to take LOOK ~
sSst asld OF mining operations
r.. Yellow Jacket pumprod Is no"
true blue" and has quit breaking
w.,..m.lops OF atty pounds weight
come up nov from California.
E.,msr Treadxsy 10 seeking hAu
.msnt on the Comstock today
Ro,.... has alsd declaration OIL
Homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
A Mining Stock Boom In New York.

New YoRx. August l2.-The World
says: The aggregate Of sales yesterday
at the Mining Stock Exchange was
larger than on any day since April 10th,
amounting to llO,73O shares. The
number OF stocks now listed is SO great.
too, that the last call extended to within
a few minutes OF 3 o'clock. and the
usual amount OF business was not done
after call. The market opened firm and
prices remained 80 all the morning. In
the afternoon there was o slight reac.
ton, and the mornings advance was
lost by some Of the leading stocks, but
the whole list gives evidence OF q 70.
newal Of interest on tho part OF the pub
lie. and orders to buy are much more
plentiful,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
Ciub Meeting.

The Second Ward Republican Club
will have a grand rally at Piper's Opera
House tomorrow evening at 7 80 o'clock.
Hon. r. NJ. Dasgstt and Judge Beatty,
Of Carson. have been invited to speak
on the occasion. Judge Beatty has tel
esraphed that he will DO Pteseu
Though this is merely Q ward meeting,
It is intended that il shall be . credit 70
the Garfield and Arthur Club OF that
ward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
A majority Of the Western stage riv-

A majority OF the Western stage, driv-
srs are middle-aged men less than tifty),
but they have lived a hundred years II
time was only measured by the expert
euce they have had. 1t is rare to meet
one nowadays who did not drive on the
old overland route, and many OF them
served their apprenticeship in the States
east OF the Missouri river before that
route was established. To hear a man
whose hair has not yet begun to turn
gray tell OF his adventures on the plains
and In the mountains before there wal q
Pacific railroad is almost like listening
to q soldier Of tho Revolution describe
the battle Of Bunker Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20

Any chicken can do what Tanner has
done. An Albanisn living In Albany
missed o hns young chicken from his
poultry-ysrd a month ago. On Tuesday
morning, as his wife was having some
refuse taken out OF tho yard, an old
bucket which had not been In use for
some time was overturned. Underneath
the bucket was the young fowl. It had
been caught in the trap. and had been
without food and water over twsnty-four
DAYS. The chicken looked smaciated,
and seemed depressed In spirits. Pulse
normal, temperature normal. sphygmo.
graphic tracings weak and irregular,
muscular pressure undetermined. The
fsathsred faster was given food In judi
cious quantities, and has already rsoov.
cred lis general sprightlinsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
hchoois.

Some Of the teachers Of the public
schools OF Storey county are coming
back from their Summer vacations. The
schools Of Gold Hill District will com.
mence again Wednesday, September ].
Virginia has not yet decided whether to
start on Wednesday or wait till the Mon
day following. The point with others
which are as yet unsettled will DO deter
mined q week from tomorrow, when the
Board will have o meeting.
The Virginia School Board has painted
the First Ward sc~hool-house with two
coats aud one Of iiro-proof on the roof
Il needed il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
Boss sheppard,s Big BONANZA.

WASHINGTON. August 20.-Great sto.
riss reach here OF the good luck that Is
attending eI Governor Sheppard in his
Mexican mining enterprise. During
the month succeeding his arrival at
Batophilas, where the mines are. three
shipments OF bullion, valued at $780,
600, we're made to the chihuahua Mint.
In q letter 10 his brother-in.law Of this
city Sheppard writes that the mine was
yielding three times a. much silver o.
hs had anticipated. and that there was
apparently no limit to Its possibilities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20

This morning q knot Of stock sharps
consresated in front Of the Odd Fellows
building, Virginia. Their faces were
long the other way, for there was nutri.
ment in the situation. Among them
were DreIlsr, "Crosscut" Thompson.
Dana, Heating and others equally we'll
known.
The gathering was a sort OF class.
meeting in which each freed his mind.
II matters not who is who, bot this is
the way 1t went
This Is q little early for much Of o
movement, a. Union crosscut No. l will
have to run q hundred feet to get to the
ore"
"More than that-a hundred and
fifty at least"
1.-THE Nrws says at least Q hundred
for crosseut No. g"
"Aud James Of the Sierra Nevada.
SAYS a hundred aud fifty for No. l. and
he knows more about 1t than any man
slivs-has q better idea OF the situation
lone hundred or two hundred. I'm
betting my money on Union, and l eI-
pect to make about "a Tor every 81 I've
in-four for one now. not counting the
back raise"
swell, IL they've got to run q hun
dred and fifty feet in crosscut No. 1.
before they get ore some OF the bears
will get at the honey before you do"
There's just where you're mistaken.
The stock may tsstsr about q little. but
every bounce will send her higher. The
bears will want honey q long time before
they'll get any out Of the Union hive"
81 Just tell you they'll get on top
before the weeks out"
..If they do they. catch q fall. sure
a. you live. Why. they are caging the
shorts like Melted pigeons right along
now"
..Yss, but they'll get people scared
first thing you know. unless ore 10
struck and then thers'll be a panic"
..People scared! What has that to
do with it? The people haven't any
Union. Go right around this town and
how muchn you find Not q hundred
shares to be had for love nor money
''Joe Douglass has some"
Eyes, 80 have l. but you cant get a
share Of either Of US at present prices. y
.wsll; there's plenty OF it below
Eyes; but it is as well held there rs
here and, like Best i Belcher, IL not to
DO had"
well; what's the matter with MeIi.
CAM"
'Sympathy aud prospects,"
How much sympathy and how much
prospects?" This by a man who To-
fused Sl9 for q hundred yesterday
REP.
.'She don't need any sympathy-MsI'
lean don't. She's got enough OF her
own to make her happy. You fellows
don't seem to know much about that
heavy vein matter since the FELTON, Bill
went into operation. She and Ophir
have just been scalpiug the finest kind
Of q vein for q thousand feet on the 2oOO
level"
"well; what's the raise in the Sierra
Nevada ore body above tho $500 level
going to do?"
.'it's going to follow ors-you just re.
member that-and before 1t gets q great
ways the north drift on the $500 will be
in ore. and then Union will DO In ore.
too, and you'll see n OF the biggest
times you ever saw here"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
u His Fees.

Judge Moses has brought suit in the
District Court against the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen Of Virginia to re-
cover Sl27S, alleged to be due him aa
Justice of the Peace for fees in city
cases. He presented his bill to the city
about two months ago. and the Board Of
Aldermen refused to allow 1t. He then
applied for q writ Of mandamus to com
pei the city to pay the money, and the
hearing was continued during Court
vacation. 1t is probable that the pro.
ceedings under this application will be-
dismissed, and that the case will be tried
upon the new suit commenced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
HUNDRED Change In Time.

The Sacramento Bee says; A rumor
has been extensively circulated herea'
bouts Of late to. the effect that there is
loon to be a change in the running time
OF the overland express trains on the
Central Pacific Railroad. 1t is said that
changes in the running Of trains on the
Eastern roads make this necessary, and
that the east.bound overland. which
now leaves San Francisco al $3.50 A. NJ,
will probably leave at 4 P. II. under the
new arrangement. Should such u change
hs made Il will doubtless be followed by
a discontinuance OF the lightning ex.
n,sss between San Francisco and Reno.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
A BREATH

AND PEARLY TEETH are easily obtained
BY cleansing your teeth daily with that Justly
popular dentifhee. sozODoNT. Composed
Of rare sntiseptic herbs, It imparts whiteness
and preserves intact. from youth to old
age. the teeth. Acidity Of the stomach VIII
destroy the strongest teeth unless IL
enects are connteracted with Soz0DoNr,
and this pure tooth.wash protects the dental
surfaces BY removing ever. impurity that ~
heres to them. Ask your druggist Tor 500
MONT. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20

A visit was paid to the House Of Com.
mons recently by two giants. CHAM, q
Chinese. sH feet In height. and Won
Brustad. o Norwegian, 8 feet 1 inches
In height. They were accompanied by
Chez Nah, Q Chinese dwarf, about two
feet In height. The three distinguished
strangers were shown into the Speakers
gallery, where they remained for Q while
listening to the debate.