davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-05-14
Twenty-Five Thousand Operatives
Idle iu tho Blackburn,
Eng, District.
The Gladstone Cabinet Talking
. Of Coercive Legislation for
Ireland.
Emigration from tho British 1slan.ls
Continually on Tho Increase.
Russian Preparations in Anticipation
Of q War with China.


-sEPHEC1ATEU4
,elcarnhs tsat t i,o % n,,Si'eatIou Of Enrl Gran-
ytlle.a n0to MID f1instunrs lo,tor fl much mn
nrcc,ut NJ, thcrr rorrt f.r,n,I1n rcccntlv wnrn,.
o,+,n,,,t .,,. -, ret aIurorn ffcstro
ss'u,s r w's a ny '"s. ,,., ',a.sa @
10 euluvhtc irenaS ioaslohs Win nus'r1s, n .,.a
he Expressed satisfaction at the Aussro-aertnan
rte Atryr1,o-urnv.x us,,r1,srAyptyo.
,c,,. Hoet ~. .,.H, - G'..,..,,,, ,.o
mnst positive tsst,rallccs that tho tendencies of
tho Austr,- German Understanding wore entirely
pacific, and could not possloly 1o irootca to my
hA,toH TnounhEs.
A larqe proportion Of the factory opera.
,os,arr,av ns t,'av nnt.hc1 ,nmnin,, m.
At ,,u,bcr of tho mills tho operatives ticcl,lel
~ ,vrrx ~ thn MI, r,t ~ wines hut sonr am.
~ nor cont Tho n,nrk,u,rn s.rlkc fns rro-
VI net cene. 1ho ''"'u>o'." .. nt,."p ""H -"
tl'1ceu fnuch constornAtloh IN o!ihafh, blneR-
acu,,,nuintlng, fll,d it f,s boen tioter.nInp, to
counter,lct tho owl eIraets If tho Rtaukburn
stf'ks y stopppg opG5GpS q, wsck .b,,,Bo
nncrWtjScs arn .llc. ar, uIlciMi t,f tho Mastcrs'
XyaaciAton visited tho various mills yesterlny.
ind HscUrthtned lint very !!trEo tslinber "
!.antls aro anxious u fesunao 'oo peoso''1
"N"e'' ra,ren
roynos. Mov 1a-flr,rrn C,orA 4 Co., tea
merchants, hive fnflrt liabilities estimated ut
from EB0,NO 10 EuD,OUU. Thu Losses nre aacribcd
to speculation III tca.
rho nm. N,r,c, IN : ioo,,cr acva. Tim ratInot
ennT,tiI tt,tlnv wi1i hnye. It Ia irlloyct II very
suriul,s ai,cst{ou TO tlGeIe. Mr.. Fnratur, Eilluf
SuGratary fur lrolnt!t having r1tnrHel tr!,1ti
Dublin. IL Enil tn lie tspnsed tU recommend tit
rcnewM! of coorc!yo leKsintion j, rcEr,l tH !t,;
ail'l. We sincerely trust H. reso VIII ,c fot!,nl
, 1880-05-14

= Special DJ1pdttk to 77lt Chicago 9F76u0f,
Fosp Du Lac, VIA, alny la-MlhElls sush,
door, md blind tnanulllctory, tho lnrEcat of tlo
kind In tue Northwest, tIlrncd this i,lurinK
I4es estimated ut t4W,xk; i,iallred for S71,(kA.
UIlt, hundred and seventy nun Nr0 thrwn out
Uf u,i,nlcyts,ut,t. Tho Wlrks will hO rItstAblleh-
I'd III tho shops Ut tho Northwestern Hallway VI
rebuilt.
, 1880-05-14
KEARNEY'S CASE

sAs FnAso1soo, Ul., May IA dspaMII;a 49,. ;a.ra. M
sucr,..,c,,to euys tn Kearnoys ease eu'srsd i .hat
Ing, without argument, tho Co'lfs ~ brlug W
harbour, for koart,oy. hasu leave leaf., ~ md sbai
all suatters appostaIulng y tae !aso ncrt. Tbh
u further llcAring DO bud MoEIld MonIn"dd by Keasnsy.
Tic Gaart rosorvos tho rlxht to III r." nisy W
llnlIsslbility Ut ul,y matter l'a'
t,rDi14tlt uD
, 1880-05-14

AFGHANIsTAN.
THE 1AlifxltkiII. CuIkK-

LoHpos, aIay l3.-14e Lahora correspondent
telcgruphs' sovcraa lnessaRes fsuIu Abaur-
rahnlan khan hny6 been received In Cabul
warn!ng tho penplo that tho opposition to tho
English will ouiy iniuso tholr und lls interests.
!ALAlurrnhlnnu bus rapressed tho tiislurbanes.s
Ut lhIiakshan. tnEturrs tho Tnxlc.sdpts ul,l
KIytu thu truup5 THUR ArrtuTA ot uat. llu u
, 1880-05-14
SPAIN.

cuuA AS4 roNTo RICO.
MADRID, May la-lil tho Chnnllur OF Deputies
today tho Minister of Colonies dec'arcd TINT
the Government wns awaru of Il conspiracy
hatchng In various lNrts Ut Gulla, but TINT this
wis not tho clso Il. Porto Rico. rho uovcrii-
mint rceagl.tzoA the. psl,dcpre nf tho tnhnb!t-
unts Ut lnrto ittuo, Whu deserved TO nbtat. sho
reforms thuy desired. Thosu rosnrIMs would
shortly bu carried oils. ilo wn,&li prpp.,su to
tho Council Ut MiniAtaFs tho establishment Of
~ agricultural bauk mud Institute ln Porto
1Ucu.
, 1880-05-14

ATLANTIC Cry, N. j., Mny n-Although thore
aro no forest ros within ten miles ut this plHce.
ul,,.lds Of etntera nru continually fAlIng ovGr
tho city, Tho lsss ti tlla entinty In livc stuck.
iM,tnKs, tili,er Dtu.. destroyed Is estimated ut
$.asluS, ind Tho vineyards nrt,l,tid kEg liar
lUr City ut E4,>,taN. In Ga!loWay Township
thirty buildings wore destroyed.
, 1880-05-14
THE 1ylII'rrAKER CASE.


- Important Fos1IHtUNY. :
WEST POINT, Msy lL-Export uuylor testified
to-.luy; ho Ind t'uisd In ono got " papcsS hnl.
vi Aina rusur,blu,.cos faT uiorc numerous and
striktug than III tho uthnr sat, 4sa !hey are q,
n,tulertliA that thpy hlvc rt1All!eeu III hs mind
II ntsItiyp oul.y latit,i that tho writer nt TINT Nut
wis tue writer Ut tho nt'tu VI warning, otlIor
Testimony WnA uhlnli0rtHnt.
, 1880-05-14
AT 1N1)1ASArOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, alay la+-A tiro this morn.
Ing IN tho luul,,l-lulls md machne-siois of
tho Cincinnati, indianapolis s. b. lhNis ltniirpId
Company caused tllsnuXH amounting to ~ .0Q0.
, 1880-05-14
GERMANY.

HEnI1N, Mny 13.-1'rlncu bismarck is about to
IN to tho country. IIp intends tu return before
tho new ecclesiastical measures c''l1e up for dia-
cs,sslon In tho prtlsslau Diot; Us ho owsteSto tuko
part III tho debate.
THE rt}LtT1CAL DEADLOCK.
L0NnOS, hlny ia Ilorlln dispatch Rnya: "1t
l1luy hc confidently stated thut nii tnrtlcs nru
convinced tllAt tlio prcsont coMposltlan nf Par
lIn,l,Ullt Is iii ltD wny expeAunt, ,Htll tint tho
t|HysrnHont will bo obliged tn tnHkg p1i hppenl
70 tho people. Nothing ts settled reKnrllnE this
proceeding, which aCull,a to bb wlahDl for moro
by parties thun by tho Government
THE TWO EArEiONs.
Tho Emperor nj ItuHala will visit tho Emperor
William th1s summer,
pIED. i,
QHrTINOEN, Mny l.-Dr. August Wilhelm
1fuhtx, tlIU enl,cnt csthet 10 writer mud rrOfossor
OF tho University of G0ttillYt1i, IlOd to-day.
, 1880-05-14
now ,,ttlI.pa.cd t.,nstur Of .hy territory ilurth
uf l1iI1uu kunsh.
GU la.


C1MlNd 70 4 NEAtI1tNlf HHH9F,
HAVANA, hfu$ 1I.--Tae ,1cstrs FOR II GUNNER"
rll treaty between Culh nr,,1 the nnitrtl etntea
Il tlntIy t,reo1l1sg tlnrr pronounced. Tho lres-
ai.tent 1T tho itnnr,l pr Eon,tntroo 1,as ssuct II
UreuInr advising tho urchnlts II lsn ll n1enils
Ut their disposal to prusitutu tho conclusion VI
rim
, 1880-05-14

AMERICAN l511}1AE SUClET3s
NEW yntsI1, aluy 1n.-Thc American n'blc ~ :
cirty hold its sixty fourth antnsa meeting tAa
AFTERNOON. The annual reports showetl receph
ug thu yuMr Mt sla,s :A:. The lion. John v fas'
ter, nf llnianl, Unittd States MlElsterto HussA h
wsts clrpteh Fiec-p prcefdont, ind tho hols 1oaa
.5uy ulNt,uHGr,
, 1880-05-14
IL; u,. ,,. WIN. l.. Wolfe, Moo,L
l. Wi!kinsoit, Morgan crilD, Ind ''''s'''
L. Yr w W.al,o,l Troy r. ~. H;,s keeler, Glenn lsocl

i. WV N|te II; Troy o. nj NJ. SSs''s' Glenn 'oe.
RcAsDtsAylAN BEREAVEMENT,
T. i. s',ntit. siii.tesoia. A'''''h''a' New Yo't,
rds,,y t. n'sfS s ut 1%s' L wo TIFF t. NSrth, Of The
70 suy unwilling upon tho subject of liz l,etrie ,ntnse
,ry that l!a. nnt alrendy ,eoi nprose i1rs po
ss s ~ sa. q ~ Ia,oE Gl ,s; The frat yor sossS
i.teuce ,,ni their future carcnr v,4t" MI ,ln IT,
n!c their f1!ritl,nty an aLIily f,,r to wo,s seIst
Ast !ft o lS"t ot u frscss' ss'Ts ts nxf,n.ss
alch NJ tlsu class with n diploma, itinr s.htd
lrf horthr1p sintns! TINT tho 1,oar,i Ind d,sa rae
f asF5 TSdo s tt.s a. 5 tat e. + y p3n g. + Fo oIon
per, nf thu Unlnn Hptnfnnrv. 'iaf'
- Tlio honc.ictlnn was pronounccd by prot
NUrthfllp, Rntl tho utotc5sua CltHrl1, -''lt
TltE ALuMNf ASSOCIATION
tcll uiontinY At MI early hour yt,stcr]nv ,ro,.'
us aud netcr discussing tho truspcats ~ ,1of. =.
scnnnry, tho following Resolutions ,yere ,'naai III 1ao
"'vs'a @stsuEss. 't'' w regard 1t both dutr m,
privilege u conerato in every praese,bISe s ISa a,s
With tlioso who have tho sntatt,ary ii charrn!
n 1n9 " % as We a r9eoSGl.s to lapsras
innuy olses arU Hblo t0 Influence tto iii u
money from their frlcnts or churches ~ " "
6slInr agency snt,, therefore he 1t - !"
l{fstIfptti, ThMt W. earnestly nrxo. FIrst th,.
cncli aluun1,ls ahot,l.l cMteMvor annually IN ~
cDhtrilIutu Nellar0usly to tho EdMcntlon Hocic,r.
seco,t!. tiat ouch atllmnus should pbtain fraaI;
Iarpo us Is consistent with tho ,cans Of otbts,
canses. fnr tho 1als.cAuon soo!oty, and that Ss
orliest Wssihle tiata whon tho % eontrbu,i;eess NJ ies
lnny bo gxpcutoi, thtrt1, that VIZ shoui ii onss
take motive stGps 70 obtain contributions to ia
endowment fllntt: fourth, stint our Finsnn..
such desiEnatcd funds, and :, that tse'ts he
s sa'sif IL tho best sess ssares avaaS5. SsS.
tIrtsl. th,lt II cotnmIttea Of thrte 10 nppon,ea
1T this meeting to report at tho ne1t anHuai
1t to sr.iowncnt aad tho application nag'esSa ag eSa
resolutions q soat " o''r Fa!aneial ssetess9,
lii nscor,alco with tho fifth olalsy of tAI,
pointel: 1ho Icy. Mcssra j.. I. stetsou q il.
Tcst,r. oil, Illinois. -
TbG f"%nR H. eqmm!tttco nn was nppon,sa on
bert, Of lndlann.
TIE AIuMx1 DINNER
ut tho pnlmer lInuao In tho afternoon was larse.
IT, attended rs rne,nl,ur8 Ut tho Association mi
tholr fMrs,..ls' M ana was sraccd by tho prescueoot
Aitcrn rnlant str.,ggle with tho eood thins,
provided. the Itcv. Edward Ellis, nt Miwaakes,
II .he ill., ~ "S satte i XII harr 's st xSet 'sR;
"r tic graduating .S!ass. THO gcntsmass itIaaas
S'Srs 's sS eny IL ssi u III sns ea las asp s IT.
delivery. Tho following toasts unl responses
ft'llOweIi ~ tli9 order 3lyGn: "Thc Hong i'un,'
N. T.; "rlio setninnry Endowment re,ponss
by Tho ttov. HcDrKo NOrthrup, D. T.. 1t. D.;
''Tllo Telescope a.ld tho Chuese 1lox," Response
Northwest" rcsponso by the Aey. il. K. WooI,
, 1880-05-14
CHURCH COUNCILS,
Missionary Secretaries Elected by
the Methodist Conference
at Cincinnati.
Prospects OF Candidates Desiring
Election III Book Agents.
Tho Sunday.Sohool Workers Holding
Large Meetings at Gales
burg, III.

H.
4
TIE AtET1IODT9Ta,
srtclal Dispatch 10 The Chicago Ttfbt.ne.
CINctSxAri. o.. May iI.-tisi,up Merrill oco,.-
pied tho ch.ir this morning, md Or. Strntt0l, OF
Cnltfurnla, conducted tic opening devotional
oxcrolsos
The question Of tho order Of tho remaining
ELECTIONS t.,r,lr1e.l considerable time At length
1t wnH ileuptl t., 1T nre 10 Into MI election for
Missionary Secretaries. nnd tuy tho remainder OF
tho report OF Tho t,bla. Al, additional set nf
twclvo tottcrs WIS nnpolmtcd 30 ~ to facilitate
tho work.
Fitzgerald, OF Now Jersey, was elected addl-
tontl Associate seerutnry.
THO question pf modifying tho ,uuuuor Of
tuktng tho yoto was sprunr, 0ntl It
was agreed that tho inothml nnrce.l
Ipon yesterday Of calling tho Conferences, tl,pu
u5tcr responsc from Tho Chairman OF tho ,,rIcra-
tion calliu4 tho mana Of oncb uombor. WIN rc-
spolMls "horo"; thei tho taller, o., deposit Ut
tho bnllot, calls "vptcsl," wits ypry xt,nt,, but
took too much ttmo, This method vas hiuhiy
coulmontletl thla nor,ugsby tho Gazette, wilose
na'tor, Mr.. Smith, was on ilo psatror1n und saw
tao Old pIsn Of @ e,srsias @ % "t nsd a.k'us s N whea
, ,rnut ,'' you ~ M v ta . AT "nv .t'
tho v,,,,ia ss,,,a, IT,. I1.,,, .,
.ao prop,s'taon wa a!Scoe". nns !..se t'ao
u ioy yavo1 IT, '''F ''''A '''' '''A
III" seor,,torv co,,c1 ,ho ottcot,on or tin con.
feronco to tho awful faot that even It thoy cioot-
ca on tue f'tat bhllnt ti1ors would under tho
ptea'"s p" w ,omnsxx e., ~. 'v w,ssa U1''''''oo
urot +,oro b, ",,,t .n iIs M, Dr. ,rora ,s
necessary; II tnss IL w sato Rh! d'shIEeu WY
!et "s eol,t'huo ~ ht!ii 'Ho o"n1ereneo Wnhtcu
to not "ly 1,a an to TUG satety ~ "a dignity o,'t
,.:., ps; Laaal.an,; ,'; 4 was aT.ss' @ .hat thu
o'., .., 10 r,, ns'oao 49, nor pauIs
III lho alsles' rho soorotary sholta e's't
tho ontiro delegation rJae t,u,p,ior.. ouch NM,
,i"msit hta ni1nt "nd .yc "t ", to1,. t
er cay mt "Voto'l," md tto next confernnce
~ called THIS saved the ealll1F Or ouch 't.'nu.
@ u ,ts, uo I t 1'u ~ ,ho
NV, .e '' ''''a III 'a' pseseoo'' '''' "t'''o
Dolly. n;s
nominations wis III fir ,,udto, 1hut uut,ua
,,h, IL, ,',,,,,,rIy ,,rcsor,o, In, m .,.".hns
were '''',iu. Ausor''l,,aly on tho no,nua,ioa 'or
Missionary sceretrEes pr. Hntlle1ti MOnL!flntetl
Dr. Fowler This w.h 1uito l,tlco,!s,lu frtlm .ll1
a,rn,,,., . s .,s,, ws in F"r M t u" @
~ r.! TX W.T. Hnnna ,ras,,nn IL ,r HIN
,,t,tnn,ni 1ir tlii"' T. 4. si,,Irf If M,aht~am,
"ints ,, ,i l,r si lo @ "ny nr M no% |!yx #
;,Sv %ss ir 4 S;s #; l,;Sai IsiSsf, s s 4 s t.
G usxo nr v Gasok oc H. ,'S sy
imEsfnr III Dr. F"rrs, " Sow % Yark, III r.t,ia % Dr.
rAw u 10y osao$. a ~, 1nsqu mn',t't!te.
fnroMx. DR.. r. rayu.' Trcsiut t'' nF tjIS sJhio
wesleyan university. ws.s n!aesl' n'st deoll'ou'
QUITE 4 suMhsa or sscaShs
were n"1e t. tte ,Ht pers s Sonc
WIN, rising, sai: "ln alnlinlf Or ot!r mls4!ns
, 1880-05-14

We know Hon E3itterA nr1 Abuye and boyoltu
all u il nutritious tullc nud curative.
, 1880-05-14
III, f.oyNEl,Sy1L4,1:, IND,

NT Gun Y ItFs : 114391sS 9+F
C1Sc1NNATt, Stly ll.-Tln Ep'amcFcittrs Con-
norsytlle, Ind, spueinI snyss THO Whitewater
ynllsv Ct,lfiu CO,nt}Nny'a establishment Durn0l
to-day, LOIS, ssO, ,lo0; insurance, sl3,0D.
, 1880-05-14

XLEUTHD To THE AuApENY.
PARIS, MAy IJ.-3la Nousse, tho wcll-kIowN
lnetnber of tho mr. has bevn ologted T. rho
chMlr Iii tue Aralemy made yueant by tho IeAth
uf JuiuSRAVft. II
WIL& NETInE. :!
It ts uuw cortain .>hnt ~. Martcl will rotlro
fEoia tho Presidency VI the Senate On account Of
Ill health. >.
, 1880-05-14
DYING,

WILMINGTON, DEL, May LEX. sena'sd md ~
A. uayur.l IL much weaker m,n.' ,,.. ,ao eaasa
pureniy sinking rapidly: iie ,txs,1'1lsaasat. txs'9llia
ur thu 4tiUud4,lty til give hilIl hot'
Talk mt Of wasted money. Mu ,.. nIII c!zt1a
, 1880-05-14
OBITUARY,

VBy1 VHNYs
New Y0Rx, Mny H-snmliel X. Glen, tho vol
known journalist VI tho lferatl staff, alel IT,
uuy,
, 1880-05-14

RUSSIA.
-ySat uSf laAAF

sr. pErnnsnut,0, 3iAy lB.-0on. Tosielbon has
buen Bum1uo,loh hero fran Ollcasa. 1t II unlcr.
stoo4l hu will bc appolhtcd Govornor-O Oonoral OF
WnrpnW
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-21
A sxan RKnasDKx.

re Carson Appeal. 81 3 late date.
enthusiastically says:
The funds in the State Treasury
~sre counted yesterday, and. As usual,
Tsfs scund 20 be correct.
To sh1s the Austin Re~esfie replies,
witt keen thrust. ~ follow:
The people Of Nevada we're fortu-
nate Ia finding Jerry Schooling. Dem
ocras. for State Treasurer. who On en-
teriIg upon the duties of his ofsce
found % In the States safe, the bal
zEce. 100000. having been taken by
Rhodes. Republican. lScLociing's pre-
decesscr"
The onthrnsssist o. the Appeal prob
lily had never heard Of the Rhodes
Gsfaicztion. by which the School Fund
isi been robbed of over 800. 600. BY a
Republican Treasurer. or be would not
have asked sswho wants Democratic
Administration" Neither is it prob
sDlc tina. DE 10 aware of the fact that
the Rhodes bondsmen, among whom
were William Sharon and other rich
Tea, were released from their obIiga-
t.cs1s to pay the amount OF the deficit
- the State. BY an act passed by Re
publican Legislature, over the veto Of
tsoseruor Bradley. Now. Mr. APPEAL,
in The language OF the honest trades
r1an,-Mr. Cruncher we're
ycu hGrrosTing about"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-21

In Ttusville. Pa. a few DAVIS ago.
3frs. Joseph Bushnell died from the
eaeS. Of kissing the dead body OF her
father Cen days ago. while a.. .ndiug his
fufseral IN Pittsburgh. Her father diel
OF erysipelas. and at the time mentioned
she had sores On her lip. throu Oh which
her b'ood was poisoned Her little
daughter Ella IS not expected 70, ike
from Kissing her mother.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-21

S@G~ q The Carried papers. m their
saxiety 10 defend him, make some n
dlcz:c=s misststeDents which many OF
tET resdsrs screp. 81 Gospel truths.
The Eureka Leader. 20 exonerase Gar
Se:d from the Credit Mobiher charges,
b5sdiy declared that he was not elected
- tor4rese rntii after the Credit No
b.iser investigation. while the San
Francisco Stock Report refers TO his ac-
ton On the Chinese restriction bill in
tbs Senate in \ complimentary manner.
Nov, the facts are these: James A.
Garfield was elected 10 Congress from
.Ls S.ne.eeath 0hio District in ls62,
azi Las represented that District In the
H5zse OF Representative since that
tsE,e. Last January be VAS elected TO
ts.e United States Senate 70 succeed
Herman. whose term expires on the
~ OF March next He opposed the
raSsage Of the silver bill, and voted in
opposFsion 20 Blaine % sustain Hayes
veto os that MEASURE. He also voted
AGAINST tie Chinese restriction bill, and
70 sUstaan the veto. N opposition 70
every Senator and Representative from
tke Pacific Coast. Any person doubt
ins the truth Of what i here asserted
l. referred 20 the Congressional Globe
q RE Thirsy-eigath Congress, and the
CcaEressioaai Record OF tie Forty
fourth and Forty fifth Congress- Gar
fe.i Was dsanetrieally opposed to
Blame cr the silver and Chinese bills.
the only political issues which mater
ally ceneern the people CT this coast.
vet, pish that consistency for which
h.ter day politicians are b-oornILg not
I'd. those who kzrrxhed .or Blame. be-
oaaee OF fris advocacy Of these meas
rrss. cheer Is buddy for Garfield, who
Opposed sAeD, Democratic candidates
Tor TIE fresidency. who ditfer as wide
II on the silver aud Chinese questions
As Blame and Garfield are nox seeking
t1s nomination .. Cincinnati, and II
r-Enns 70 be zeen whether the Demo
Grass VIII act Is IRcOns1stently as the
Esprelsczns Ii B4yasi Is nominated
II Ela-:nnati. i. viii make no difference
- tie peeple Of this coast. except chose
VITO cow hold or expect Federal Offices,
- -tAer he or Garfield j. elected, a.
teesr views On the silver and Chinese
questions are precisely alike. bu. should
Thurman be the nominee, an event. By
the way. which is not probable, he
oazht to receive every Electoral vote OF
tAs Pacific states. because OF has advo-
cssy of measures OF vital importance 10
this section. and his anbleSuisfsed rec
ord AZ = public man-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-21

General John A. Suffer, the Cali
f0rnla pioneer, at whose mill gold
was first discovered on the 18th day
Of January. 1913, died in Washing
ton city on the 18th instant. aged r.
years He was born in Germany of
Swiss parents. and enigratesl to Cali
fornia in 1889.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-21
LINE OF MARCH:

Commencing - C~n:enEni EAA - ~
cseslinx dosn NAn s;rexf % Fs <sssi,
tAenox, through FIR. ssreaF 90 AKA sfstss
thersre, ts.ronx,. ssz sid 20 N2sa x.ress ssnos
thrOuyfI Third xsFp~. q Garrssos strsss ss<1's
.hruoyh Garrison street 70 Fcarsh sFssss
.AeFne. 90 MAN sfFees, ,a~rs. 70 HALVES
streN.. 70 the Def.os. thezcs. ossnfsrraa'sss
through Eailro@a street ard xsin ssress % %
Eaii
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-21
INV TO-DAY.
- FIRST AM
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BOdie miner, seriously injaring h;m.
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The daily gazette., 1880-07-31
General NelUs.

The automatic whistling buov. which
broke from its anchorage on Brigantine
Shoals last Tuesday night, has not been
recovered yet.
The coroner's jury in the ease of the
Seawanhaka disaster, at New York, rem
dered verdict yesterday, declaring that
II was caused by the bursting or collaps-
ing OF tube in the starboard boiler, and
that the loss of life would not have been
so great had the crew been exercised To
act in concert in case of panic. The
jury recommended as q precaution in
future that the fire-rooms of all steam.
boats be encased in metal at a suitable
distance from the woodwork.
A joint session of the Republican Ma
tional Committee and the Republican
Congressional Committee will be held
in New York ON the 9th of AueIst
General Garfield and Arthur will be-
present. with prominent Republicans
from all parts Of the country, Including.
it is expected, Senators Conklinp and
Blaine, Governors Proctor OF Vermont
Long of Massachusetts, Andrews OF
Connecticut, and Cornell of New York.
ex-Governors Morgan and Fish. and
Messrs. Thurlow Weed, George William
Curtis aud Marshal o. Roberts.
The Greenbackers and Democrats
of the Third District of Maine, YES.
terday nominated William Philbrick.
OF Skowhegan, for Representative
in Congress.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-31
SATURDAY, Angus, i4th, 1880,

GENERAL HANCocK's letter of ac-
ceptance speaks for itself, and needs
no explanation or varied constructions
TO suit varied tastes. Every sentence
is crisp, incisive, and positive. No man
who reads that letter can mistake the
position of the Democratic candidate
for President, or fail to recognize the
almost unexampled wisdom of the
Democratic Convention in selecting
him as the chief standard-bearer of
the party. The letter is platform of
itself, and its sentiments but reflect
the opinions not only of the Democra-
tic masses Of the country, but of all
who deem this government priceless
heritage for the benefit of the whole
people, and not an institution for the
maintenance of political hacks and
chronic office-holders.
Mr.. English's letter is also a model,
manly document. In tone it is some
what stalwart, but its utterances are
well modulated, and will find a re-
sponsive echo in all who wish to see "A
government by the people ::as well as
for the people, restored and perpetual
ted in this country.