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Csnn'Hts of the New York Papers on
GaTnrld's Letter of ofAceeptanee.

G.rarId'. Letter ofAeeepiance.
SrE YvRE, July l3.-The Star, John
Esiys paper, says that Garfisld's letter
a.rtpiauceiss a weak argument, and In
.els conscious weakness OF his cause
niIWemOntiOn Of his defeat.
ihsHrrH says Garfield undertakes 10
I1*cronal differences into the main
The canvass, aud contends that
De felerl. Government has the capacity
% olpel the creation OF minority par.
VIA The Southern States, which shall ex-
sr;.e an effective and wholesome re-
Efi'nt upon the majority. The letter in
amIrespects is a very satisfactory one,
ad'tiac'Iy Identities the candidate with
ae Iocirines OF his party. 1t tends to
tnPNty and clsrfV the points Of distinct
NJ Oeween the Republicans end Demo
az The most serious blemish OF the
Ss' Z the attempt to magnify the issue
AsrtOnAI passion and prejudice involv-
lEl
Tue l75tbW says theletter cannot Iatl "a
aengthen the candidate in the minds oi
So'e EhO want TO see statesman In the
s'e'idsntlAl chair. The Democrats OF the
.oo'a should thoughtfully consider that
G'l0a which treats Of adverse influences
" terrorism and lAwlessnEss. II pro
,. .aaee the letter plain.spokeG, honest
Nv courageous, and animated with Q
Fren, ~ love Of liberty. l.
tge Tuna says Garfield evidently ap-
seS'A'es the fact that It Is In his declara'
Sal ht6e' than in the platform Of the
%1sslIlon that the country will seek the
.IsPles which he represents; that his
,abaiaIions are temperate, clear and com
ss,'IIenslve, especially regarding the right
esSIofs' and this will be one OF the
s''g' w. issues with the Democrats; approves
S., !. a4.emeas regarding the currency, bu
~ would have been sign o
s,.sI' s.lIe' stStesmanship and sagacity |
~ I54ell had recognized the difficulty
n NJ Ultimate impossibility Of keepinl
N, w, wv dollars equal, and have pointet
"oas method by which the task eoulC
syH, H.,SOmplished. On the tariff, Garfield
e. eS,9S'ons are generalities OF no value Il
\, ,aflSes' .a and interpreted in the light Q
,,,,e ,sTeat l coune in Congress gives littl
t,nI NY !ot ~ expecting any aid for those M
4. Nv s,i, relorms imperatively demanded b.
d SV"Iy, ,Ounlfy, especially by the great bod
,s,s. p'gIec'ed and overtaxed mauuiat
TT. "rS ms part Of his letter is nc
|, ,,',vhy IN. oil his position or not calculate
g,.a.E ,ue1Ethen him where he most need
ISr SS"s.n' The portions Of the letter n
svsIs s 70 % civil service reform are below Ii
sSel. ,ei 0! the Chicago platform. On Ii
q zig, ~ The lettey Is very uneven and iai
Vb,oS gSSe him in tha: commanding posiuo
i ,S sc.e Ne could easily have assumed.
hir sssef ,,', In its most essSntial parts,
F,r,y y,SSnent n,N OF the principles OF b
H. 10 aI vii be so accepted.
''7a sIys Garfield waves Il
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"a, p,t,.burxh Nail Meeting To-Day.

n, P,usburxh Nail Meeting To-Day.
The regular meeting OF the Western Nail
,,yci,,iou takes place to-day at Pitts
,,,,5. Last Wednesdays meeting was a
r.ri,I session, called for special business,
nd did not supersede the regular meet
+, Of to-day. The business on hand
v.ns 10 be to determine the card price oi
ydI,, Is near As may be, for the fall trade.
There ,eems TO be some feeling at Pitts.
hIfsh in regard to the action taken here
,.,s Wednesday meeting. We publish
Al, paragraph in regard to It in yester.
Nd, paper from the Pittsburgh Telegraph.
The nme paper, in its issue OF yesterday
.r,ping, has the following additional re.
uliss on the subject:
hi,agood deal easier this hot weather
sjspy a statement point blank than to
Inn information on the disputed point.
a,ace it is thata morning paper quotes a
l,ouineut nail manufacture" as deny
4, ,ha, the Wheeling folks had estab-
shel card Of their own, and that the
Ettill meeting OF the Association was a
onIr1cted and stormy one.
Today the writer was shown docu-
a ,as that prove thatyesterday's nail item
! the Telegraph was perfectly correct.
m. inst seen was dispatch dated
.Sb, cling July T." and addressed to a
I.,ly n nails in this city. 1t Is signed by
meoI he largest nail firms Of the Nail
Civ and is as follows: Mail card two
s,ilE6ys Another dispatch to the
Snt Dary a nd from another large mill in
'Tbe4Iing stat, y, "Nails two seventy rate,
s,h' his Is equal to a s. IS card. An.
yrlsr Iisua,ch #. IN q big Wheeling nail
nils dated JuIy S. and states that "There
rnInssting here a which two eighty
s,e ard was adopted" In view OF the
astdI. this meeting must have been held
Wednesday evening or Thursday morn
lLI lew hours after the lengthy session
he's, il such meeting cannot be called Q
-bOIt' then there is no such a thing. And
Ge"promineut nail manufacturer" should
tepbetter posted.
l,u the possible action OF the Asso-
dliiOn It their regular meeting tomorrow
ne'eIs 4 Wide difference pf. opinion. A
VsiEp0stsd gentleman gives 1t as his
opinion that The Wheeling card will be
Nopel, Another gentleman who ham
iss tens Of thousands oil kegs q year,
pVs itAs bis decided opinion that nails
TolId g to g IS. Being asked his reas-
tLi, the gentleman intimated that the
ir,ng between nail manufacturers oil
tsr'tnt localities would be the ruling
aae, a,her than the real value OF nails.
H., L, ling came to the surface during
he ILsy meeting, all statements to the
sl!ny notwithstanding. D u
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RIFLE SHOOTING.

LONDON, July l3.-Gen. Jos. R. HawIey,
Of Connecticut, has been elected Captain
Of Frank Hyde's American rifle team. The
practice OF the Americans was Indifferent
in several competitions at Wimbledon. In
competition for the "Snider" Association
cup, Gerrish, however. scored 80 out of a
possible 35. The following will form the
American team in the international match
Messrs. Farrow, Browne. Scott, Stockwell,
Hyde. Dudley, Laird, Gerrish, jackson,
and Clarke. Two OF the foreigners will
he in reserve.
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ST. LOUIS, July l3.-Dispatches from
Wichita, Kansas, signed by j. NJ. Steele,
said to be a prominent politician 10 Kan
sas, and one Of the Republican candidates
for Governor, have been received here,
stating that the military have made no
move vet toward ejecting the invaders oi
Indian Territory, and that the papers are
ready 10 arrest them when they do. A
man named White has gone to Fort Smith,
Ark, to procure d habeas corpus, SO thai
the military can be arrested in the terrific.
~ by the U. S. Marshal, II they arrest
Capt. Payne.
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RussIAs DETECrIYE HARVEST.

ST.. PETERSBURG, July ls.-As a cOnse'
queuce Of the defective harvest pros
poets, the question is being discussed oI
prohibiting the export Of wheat, and par
ticularly II reports Of the deficiency are
confirmed 10 South Russia, and general
restriction II the deficiency extends to 9th
er parts OF the country.
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ENGLISH vEssEL ATTACKED b
ARABS.

CossrASrtSoPLE, July lS-The English
steamer Khaliias, Of the Euphrates line,
was attacked by the Arabs, who
maintained fusilade for an hour, but did
not succeed in boarding the steamer. The
ouartermaster and one passenger was
Killed, and the captain wounded. The
Turkish authorities, at Bagdad, promise to
the outrage,
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cor THE DROP on HIM.
shooting Alrny Between Two Citizens Of
lemnFs city Iowa

Lemars city, lows.
Sioux CRY, Iowa, July l3.-At Lem.
ars City, Sunday evening, Major Q. J. G.
Ball shot aud dangerously wounded Dr.
W.B. Porter, the.ball entering the neck just
below the lobe of the right ear, and lodg.
ing in the bones on the opposite side,
Both are prominent citizens. The affair
caused great excitement. The trouble or.
iginated In Ball being prosecuting attor.
ney in rape case where Porter was de.
iendant. At the time of the shooting the
men met on the street, some words passed
between them, which no one was near
enough to hear, when Ball fired,
claiming had he not got the drop on Por.
ter he would hsve been shot himself.
Porter says he was not armed and this is
corroberated. 1t is now probable he will
FncoyPF
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q. BAIRD,
GEO. X. WHEAT,
wv ETJfNauAM

This communication at once excited
much debate, Messrs. Hall, Wolvington,
Boring and others sustaining the action
Of the trustees. Capt. Wilson, who was
10 tho chair at the time, relinquished ais
position to make an explanation, daring
which he said he was very mad at the
time and probably said things he did not
now reCollect.
On motion OF Mr.. Hall the communica-
ton was received and filed.
The appropriations coming up from the
Second Branch were concnrred In.
Mr.. Hall offered resolution that the
City Clerk cancel certain bonds OF the city.
At l0:3O this Branch adjourned.
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RoUMALIA AND BULGARIA.

CoSsrASrNoPLE, July lS.-News has
reached the Porte from Sofia, that Prince
Alexander has submitted confdentially to
certain powers, project for theincorpora'
ton Of portion Of Eastern Roumalia with
Bulgaria, the rest to be restored to the
Sultan. The information show the pro-
ject is favored by one or two powers to
whom It was submitted.
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wEuAyE EN0I ca FOR ALL

LONDON, June lS.-The Manchester
Guardian says: "The proportion ofthe ex'
port of grain from Russia will be seri.
GUS matter for Germany, where the Rye
crops are especially poor. Under the cir
cumstances 1t seems likely that Germany
this year will be, Notwithstanding the
grain duties, an important customer oi
Americas surplus grain.
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GEN. GARrIELD's LETTER.
A Mistake In Punctuation Alters the
Case Greatly.

CINclSSArI, July lS.-Gen. Garfeld's
attention having been called to supposed
blunder in the transmission OF that part
of his letter OF acceptance which reads,
~ cordially endorse the principles set
forth in the platform adopted by the Com
yention on nearly all the snbjectson which
it treats. My opinions are on record
among the published proceedings ia Con.
gress," says that the error is one Of pune.
tuatiou. The manuscript reads thus: II
cordially endorse the principles set forth
in the platform adopted by the Conven-
ton. On nearly all the subjects on which
it treats my opinions are on record among
the published proceedings Of Congress. "
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GERMANY AND THE VATICAN

RoNE,July lS.-Manage Tacobine, Papal
Nuncio, has written from Vienna, saying
he does not see his way clear to prosecute
negotiations with Germany unless be is
allowed full powers. He says he does not
consider his recent instructions calculated
TO attain the desired end.
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SOUTH AFRICA.

LONDON, July l3.-The Pail Mall GG:St's
SAYS South.Airica is threatened with an
other war In consequence Of the uninst!!'
fable disarmament Of the BGsutoa' Thlcn
measure Is attributable to Sir bafue
Frere's influence,
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BALrlxoxE, July lS.-NOtwithstanding
the brisk breeze from the northwest to.
day has been the hottest Of the summer
al the signal Office. In the business cen.
ter OF the city the mercury at 2:30 was
.e9'. At9 o'clock tonight 1t marks So.
There were several deaths from sunstroke,
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The nrnI in Sew YorI,.

NEw YoRE, July lS.-The heated term
continues, the thermometer ranging from
s2' to So in the shade. The mortality
among children Is greatly increased. Ten
sunstrokes were reported to-day, two Of
them fatal,
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CINCINNATI.
Meeting Of white Lead Manufacturers
Archbishop PurceII's Estate.

CrxcrxSATr, July ls.-The White Lead
Manufacturers of the West are in session
here to-day. Representatives are present
from Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Columbus
Dayton, indianapolis, Chicago, st, Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati. Their aessions
are private.
John b, Maunix, assignee OF Archbishop
Purcell, is asking aid OF the law to increase
the assets OF his trust. To-day he brought
suit 10 set aside the alleged fraudulent
conveyance Of property and to recover
forty.iour thousand dollars from Elizabeth
W. Boyle and daughters.
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DuBuoUE, July 1S.-COnstabIe Peter
scauler while attempting last night to ar.
rest August wunderlich for beating wo-
man who lives with him, he was shot by
Wunderlich and and his body thrown in.
10 the slough where 1t was found this
morning. The murderer escaped. He is
n fisherman OF low repute.
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ENGLISH PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS

LONDON, July lS-Bradlaugh has taken
the objection that Wilmot's Parliamentary
disqualification bill against atheists has
been irregularly introduced in the House,
as the standing orders require that all
bills relating TO religion shall be first con.
sidered in Committee Of the Whole.
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MExPuls, July ls.-At s;l5 tonight the
shock Of an earthquake was felt, Its mo.
ton vibrating, coming from the Northwest
ann LISTING several seconds,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


Regular Monthly Meeting last Night
Appropriations Phsseti-TeIephone Pro-
ject favOrabIy ReceiYed-Gas.
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YELLOW JACK.
He Makes His First Visit This Season
at New Orleans-Feyer Imported
by n swedish Bark from
Brazil. 1865

New ORLEANS. July l3.-The Swedish
bark Excelsior, from Rio Jsneiro, arrived
at Mississippi quarantine station on the
24th OF June, after detention OF twelve
days, and the cargo having been submit
ted to thorough iumigatiou aud no sick
ness having appeared on board the vessel
during her entire trip or during her de-
tention at quarantine, she was allowed to
complete her voyage and arrived here'on
the morning Of the 9th ofJuly. Sixty two
hours after her arrival at the wharf at the
foot Of Calliope street, one OF the crew,
James Kinney, was taken sick and re-
moved to the Tauro Infrmary. The symp-
toms were evidently those OF yellow fever,
and DR.. Loeber at once communicated the
fact to the Board Of Health.
The crew OF the vessel was ordered on
deck and examined, after which she was
ordered back 10 quarantine, where she ar
rived on Tuesday. All the necessary
measures OF fumigation and disinfection
have been resorted to and thus far no new
cases have occurred. The vessel still lies
at quarantine station. The patient, Kinney,
was moved to the hospital Saturday NOR
ming. and died the next day, with all the
symptoms OF yellow fever, with the at.
tendant black vomtt; A post mortem ex.
animation convinced the physicians that
he had died OF yellow fever. The weather
is cool and delightful and the city espe'
cially healthy. The highest thermometer
OF the season was on the 9th, 90 degrees.
Since that date it has not exceeded SO at
midday. Deaths last week 80, in popu-
lation Of 2l5,000.
LATER.
Two more sailors OF the bark Excelsior
at the quarantine station, have been taken
sick. They probably have yellow fever.
ACTION OF THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
WASHINGTON, July lS.-The National
Board OF Health does not apprehend great
danger from yellow fever this season.
The board is, however, taking active
measures for an efficient coast quarantine
It has Just purchased a canal boat,
TO be fitted up as the quarantine
vessel at the mouth ot the Chesa.
peake, having declined to use the United
States steamship Savannah, rendered them
by the Government, because 1t was too
large. On the last day ot the last session
Of the House the Committee on Epidemic
Diseases reported tayorably the bill au-
thorizing test OF the practicability OF the
proposed Ietrigeratiug ship, designed to
freeze out the spores OF disease In infect.
ed vessels. Nothing came Of the recon.
mendation, but II the scourge returns this
summer the Southern members will urge
the passage OF the bill next winter.
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PRESIDENT Convention
NICHOLAS NJ. BILL, 'a
Secretary.

Hancock's reply wGs brief. He thanked
the committee for the honor conferred,
and stated he would have his letter Of &C.
ceptance ready shortly, in which he
would say all he had to say to them in re-
In his reply, Mr.. English stated be
accepted the high trust conferred WITH
feeling Of profound gratitude, and woult
at an early day convey his acceptance IL
the customary manner. Personal intro
ductions Of members Of the committee u
the candidates followed,
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OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED.
THE LETTERS TO HANCOCK AND
ENGLISH l..H -E...
Informing Them of Their Nomination
by the Democratic Convention
Meeting OF the Demo.
cratic National
Committee.
DRMocRArIc NATIONAL coMMlrrEE.

NRw YoRK, July l3.-The Democrati,
National Committee met at the Fifth Av
enue Hotel at noon to-day. William Il
Barnum, of Connecticut, was unanimous,
ly elected Chairman, and Frank O
Prince, of Massachusetts, Secretary. The
Committee then adjourned to Governors
Island, to attend the presentation OF the
nomination to General Hancock.
A-sAD BEREAVEMENT.
General Haucock's grandson, aged five
months, named after himself, died this
morning from cholera.infantum. This
death has depressed the General, and the
visit Of the committee of the National Con
vention to tender him the nomination is,
in consequence, purely formal.
Mr.. English reached Governors Island
at noon, and was heartily greeted by Gen
eral Hancock, on the vernandah OF his
residence. The committee left the New
York Hotel in body aud with the mem
bers OF the National Committee and other
visitors are now on the Island.
THE PRESENTATION COMMITTEE.
The Committee appointed by the Gin
cinnati Convention to inform its candidates
OF their nomination, held meeting in the
New York Hotel at 9 o'clock this morn.
ing, with Senator John Z. Stockton, OF
New Jersey, in the chair. A sub.Coln.
mittee composed OF Senator Stockton, Of
New Jersey; JOhn W. Daniel, Virginia;
Gen. D. NJ. Debos, Georgia; Ex-Governor
Delaware; R. NJ. Speer, Penn.
sylvania; George Hoadlev, Ohio, and
Augustus Schoonmaker, New York, re-
ported drafts OF letters to General Han
cock and Mr.. English, which were adopt
ed and signed by all the members OF the
The letter to Gen. Hancock
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Chs Gntelligetrffr:


=, 5o.. Is aud 81 fonr.eenth sure
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-10
ORIGINAL GOLD NIL aoLn

ORIGINAL GOLD nILL GOLD
~ AND SiLvEh MINING COMPANY
Location OF principal pace Of business, san
francisco, California.
Locsuon OF works, Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada. .
Notice 10 hereby gwen. that At q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors held on the tw,nty.ninlb
day oil November. 1880, an assessment mo. "
OF Ten Cents ,ivc) per share was levied upon
tue capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. 10 the
Secretary, at the office OF the Company. Room
4, second door. 300 California street. San
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho nth 9Th day Of
January, 1851, will be delinquent. and adyer.
tised Tor SAFE At pubic auction. and nnlssr
payment 10 made before. win be told on
MONDAY. the twenty foirth t2tth) day Of
January, 1881. 70 pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with cost OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
j. NJ. BUfFlNG ON, Secretary.
O~Hice-Room I, second floor, 100 California
street, san Francisco. Caliio n q. 80
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the town in the beginning Of the year. and
the s~trictest economy on the part Of the
Town Trustees, tho town debt would have
been increased instead Of lessened.
Tho water works and everything con-
nected with them Is in excellent condi.
ton. The hydrants and mains have been
kept in the best working order.
The streets arc all in good repair. and
have been kept so with very little expense
to the town. Tho sewers arc all in good
order. As the cost Of new sewers and re-
pairs on old ones 10 always very heavy the
Board have not done any work upon such
only where there was extreme necessity.
The officers Of the town have been faith
| full and energetic In the discharge OF their
| duties. The police force, though small.
| has done much in keeping Of that element
| which is so much annoyance to every
| community. Dangerous and suspicious
| characters have had but little opportunity
10 prowl around In u midst. and our
people have much reason to be thankful
Thai their interests are 80 we'll guarded BY
such an efficient police force.
The Fire Companies. to whom 10 In.
trusted the safety Of our property from
are, deserve some notice N this time
Their activity and efficiency at all times
when their services were needed has been
in keeping with their past record, and
might safely say that no volunteer IRE
department on the coast can surpass ours
for promptness and activity.
In conclusion. / will state that l sin
cerely thank the members Of the Board,
one and all. for the very able manner in
which they have at all times assisted mt
in the management Of town Affairs. Thai
unity and good will which has existed
among them, together with . strong desire
to serve the best interests Of the town. has
made my position a. President OF the
Board most agreeable. As . new Board oI
Trustees will soon commence their labors
feel IL my duty to call their attention tt
the economy which has been practiced b,
the retiring Board Of Trustees, as thu
prospects are that the revenues from tara
bio property. owing to the extreme dull
ness Of the times will be much less thar
they have been the last year. Very respect
fully. L. Fox
President OF the Board Of Trustees o
, the Town Of Gold Hill.
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CENTENNIAL GRAVEL GOLD
" MlNIaG COMPANY. -Location OF prin.
cipsl place Of business, Gold Hill. stosey
county, Nevada.
Location OF WORKS. Washington Township.
Nevada County. California.
Notice 10 hereby gwen, that at Q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the twentieth
day OF November. 1850. an assessment mo. ~
Of One.hali . Gent per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation. payable
immediately. IL United States gold coin, 10
the Secretary, at the once Of the Company,
No. 2O3 Nam street. cold Hill. Nevadt
Any stock upon which THE nsresrinrLt shsll re-
main unpaid on the tweuty third l23dI day OF
DkCRMDkR, 1880, will be delinquent, and I'D
vertised for sale At public auction. and un,ess
payment is made before. will be sold on MON.
DAY. the ~saty.fourth (2ithj day OF JANU
AIRY. 1881, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
FRANK A. WISE. Secretary.
Ofice-203 Main street, Gold niil, Nevada.
no2itd