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Sleeping-Car Companies and Sleep
ing Passengers

carriers nor inn-keepers, but they are bound,
like other bailees, to use ordinary care, which
must be in proportion to the danger and, conse-
quently greater In the night while the passeu-
ger is asleep, than in the daytime The fact
that articles or money, lost or stolen from the
passenger were carried by him about his per-
exonorate the sleeping-car company from the
duty to use ordinary care In respect to them;
but the right Of recovery Is limited to such
to carry about his person, and to such reason
able amount OF money as it may be proper for
him to carry for travelling expenses Indiana
Superior Court,
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The Miners Lung.

What is called ''miners lung" is caused
primarily by lodging of the coal dust in the
cellular portion OF the lung tissue. 1t acts
there as a foreign body, and sooner or later
lung substance Masses of dust can be seen on
cutting into the lungs of persons so affected
These masses cut gritty against the knife or
sometimes like India-rubber, and are found to
consist OF dust and lung-tissue mixed up, or
sometimes they are found In the bronchial
glands which exist In the roots OF the lungs.
Wherever they are they set up Inflammation of
the surrounding lung-tissue, and by and by
softening and breaking down OF the tissue. In
the last case we have a common form of con-
sumption. Inmany instances there is found a
deposit OF what doctors call tubercle along
with the deposition of the coal dust and then
the disease runs more speedily fatal course
Than when 1t is due TO coal dust alone.-Gyeat
Industries OF Great Britain
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GIVE BRING Up OUR GIRLS" remarks I'd
ern writer, ''like young men, and give them the
we expect that they win bear the monotony of
matrimony and the restrictions Of maternity
with good grace, and be home-Stayfng wives
and ramblerS.n =
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~ A young woman went into an Iowa news
paper ofilce to advertise for kitchen help: She
said, with sigh and q wiring of her dainty
soon; for 1t does almost break my heart to see
mother wash Dishes with her rheumatism,
too.n
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A ROMANTIC STORY is told by the Bangor
tMa1ne} Commercial: One day last week ship
anchored in Booth Bay harbor, near Lincoln.
on the coast of that state, and one OF the crew,
young man named Burnell, whose sweetheart
happened to live near Lincoln, obtained the
prolonged his visit, as lovers will, and set out
alone after midnight to row back to the Ship
But the ship had weighed anchor and sailed
away. The poor sailor rowed here and there
In his efforts to find the vessel until finally his
boat was capsZed and he was drowned
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SAMUEL WHITMAN said "Amen" at the close
OF the family prayers at Wayland, N. Y. rose
from his knees and saw that John Selbeg a
hired boy, was sitting on bag of choice apples
This was contrary TO ORDERS and Whteman
pounded the lad on the head with stick, de-
stroytng his hearing. suit. of damages has
resulted in a verdict of 81 500.
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and act as a preventive of disease: SIN
the corner OF the floor. The result was per-
feet stampede OF rats and mice. Since that
time not football OF either rats or mice has
been heard about the house. Every spring
coat OF yellow wash is given to the cellar. as
purifier as well as an exterminator, and no
typhoid, dySentary or fever attacks the family
Germantown Telegraph.
RIDING HABITs-It is remarked very often by
the wise observers OF this age that every year
Americans grow more In their habits and tastes
like their English cousins. This Is an indspu.
table fact, and in no way do we manifest 1t more
than in our sports. Equestrianship has in
creased aston1shingy of late, and the art of rid
elegant accomplishments. The rosy complex
ions and vigorous health Of the English are
largely attributable to their exercise In the open
health and exhileratfon to the spirits as a Brisk
ride on horseback. This exercise has power
III influence in molding the character, and Is
teaches self-reliance, banishes timidity, and
develops those traits which give integrity
and strength OF purpose. The man who
on his back dash over the country at full speei,
has usually the fearless characteristics that ars
admirable, and none OF the mawkishneSs which
who can sit the mettled steed with sef-pOsses-
sion and grace, who with firm hand can guide
ard subdue her horse, we may be sure has
life win rise far above the sickly sentimental.
ties which are supposed to envelop the fair sex.
Riding habits should not be made too long, and
the skirt should be well shotted to keep 1t from
flying in the wind. Dark gray chambre makes
cool and pretty habit for use In the country In
warm weather, when the cloth costume Is bur-
sensome: Nothing Is half 80 becoming and
comfortable for the head as velvet cap without
Vizor but edged over the face with a narrow
ruche. Petticoats are not only dangerous, but
abominable on horseback. pair OF loose trows-
ers OF wooden material, made with yoke belt,
must be worn under the habit Curl5 loose
braids, or any careless style OF dress Is out Of
TASTE In the equestrtenne, who should look as
trim as new frigate" on horSeback.-M r
Commercial. HI
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tS To obtain any of these Letters the applicant
iuust call for ADVERTISED LETTERS" aud give
the date Of this list
q If not called for within one month they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

WASHINGTON, November by the
President Of the United States A
Proclamation - At NO period In their
history since the United States became .
Nation has the people had so abundant
and so universal reasons for JOY and
gratitude at the favor Of Almighty God,
or been subject to SO profound an obi.
CATION to give thanks for His loving
kindness. and humbly to implore His
continued care and protection Tor health
wealth and prosperity throughout all our
borders, and for peace. honor and iriend.
ship with all the world for . hrm and
faithful adherence by the great body Of
On population to the principles OF lib
srty and justice which have made our
greatness as q Nation. For oil these
blessings let the thanks Of . happy and
united people, ~ with one voice, ascend
in dsvout praise to the Givtr Of all good.
I therefore appoint Thursday, the 25th
day OF November next for the people TO
meet In their respective places Of wor-
ship to make acknowledgment to Al
mighty God for His bouuties and His
protection. and to offer to Him prayer
Tor their continuance.
In witness whereof. I have hersunto
get nv hand and caused the seal Of the
| United States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Warrington this
lat dsy Of November, In the year Of our
u~Da
| Lord 1880. d. D. aAsks'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02
M0BEY.GiRFIgLD.
Tho Alleged Mother Of the Alleged
Morey-A Poor Old Pauper Daz.
xled with Gold.

CHICAGO, November Ia Times Bos'
ton special gives q long discussion on
the Morey letter and the affidavit made
by Mrs. Morey that she had no son
called Il. L. Morey. and says q reporter
with two other gentlemen, visited Mrs.
Morsy. who stated that she had made
contradictory sfidsvits about h. l..
Morey. but affirmed ths. she never
heard Of any person by the name Of d.
L. Morey; that she signed no paper say
ing that Il. L. Morey had visited her.
On the contrary, the paper that she did
sign was written "Mr. Morey;" that the
person who brought the affidavit for her
to sign was Q stranger to her, and she
agreed with him not to sign any other
paper c~outradictipg the affidavit then
made; but she was confident that no
such name a. Il. L. Morey was on the
paper. It was written simply "Mr.
Morey." and the person who brought
the paper to her said the person was OF
NO account. The reporter continued:
The whole SUN and substance OF the
affidavit published by the Democrats 10
that Q forgery has been committed by
inserting the letters "H. L." before
The word "Morey." Clara A. Morey
IL an elderly lady. Q nurse by occupa-
ton, and has reached her second child
hood. When Barnum's agent came to
her house he produced Q lot OF money.
which was o dazzling sight for the old
lady's eyes. She told the stranger that
she could not sian any paper until Geo.
o. Tsrbox had seen II and declared 1t all
right. She would sign any paper he
requested. Mr.. Baruum's agent secured
Mr.. Tarbox, the Justice OF tho Peace.
aud the paper was made up 90 printed.
with the exception OF the forgery men
toned above. This emissary hired Mrs.
Morry to keep silent on this Morsy
question until after the election, and
this IL the reason she would sign any.
thing excepting that furnished above.
This man wanted George o. TarboI.
Justice OF the Peace. to keep quiet until
after the election. aud when he lett Tsr.
box's store he threw money on the eoun-
ter.
CHICAGO, November IA Tribune
Boston special says Mrs. Morey 10 .
pauper and not very intelligent. and con-
sequsntly = m on whom the repre-
senlatiops Of Barnum's sgent and his
money made o great impression. She
was willing to sign his affidavit without
iuquiring too closely into its contents.
Mrs. Morey was d.irauded because the
original affidavit mentioned only q 'Mr.
Morsy," while as doctored 1t read Mr..
Il. L. Morey. TarboI. who 10 o reputa.
bic attorney, was quick to denouncs the
forgery when he became aware oi 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

LONDON. October 3l.-Ths gravity o
the situation In Ireland occupies En-
glish attention almost to the exclusion
Of the foreign and colonial d~ifaculties
The reports during the week from Dub
lin conflict alike respecting the prosecu'
tons Of Land League leaders and the
policy Of the Irish executive touching
the whole question. The latest accounts
say that the government intends to In
dict only six Of the leading sgitators,
Mr.. Psruell included.
Growing impotence is manifested by
the Irish landlords In regard to What
they consider to DO hesitation on the
part OF the government. This impa'
iience is shared by tho English public.
who begin to suspect that the agitation
is directed not against bad landlords
merely, but so far as 1t 10 agrarian, and
not political. against tho principle Of
ownership in land. except BY actual
occupiers who cultivate the soil. Threat.
epius letters multiply daily. No n OF
them has affected public opinion more
than that which has compelled Lord
C%lancurry to abandon bis estate, OIL.
though be was engaged in no quarrel
with bis tenants or laborers. aud had
not raised the rents or evioted tho occu-
piers. He was ever popular personally,
and c~onsiderats toward everybody. His
sole supposed offsnse Is that he at
tempted to farm lands when the lease
fell In, and Q lei tenant could not be
obtained. The authorities finally warned
him that It wal impossible for them to
guarantee his safety.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Francisco Items.

Ban Francisco, November 2.-Ths
election Is passing Of smoothly. al
though there is q considerable degree o.
quiet excitement. All places OF bust
ness are closed, and the day given en-
tirrly to political work.
The following shoe manufacturers o
Lynn residing in this city state tina
there was never any organization or as
ISOLATION called the Employers Union
and that they do not know any mai b!
the name Of Il. L Morey who was eve
employed by them or was q resident o
this city: Samuel NJ. Bubisr. Job'
Shaw 4 Bro, @. 8. Sweetzer q co.
Bubier Bros, s. ]. Hollis. @. A. Cofdr
& Co., Ksens Bros. Charles B. Teb
belts, Il. F. Spiney Il Co.. b. b. Doak'
& Co., Joseph Davis 4 Co., Luther d
johnson, A. P. Breed. jerome ingalls,
Charles P. Decker & Co.. Morgan q
Doer. F. W. Breed.
Wilhelm Fritsch, who murdered hi'
wife on Saturday. 10 unable to appear u
the Police Court, aud q %oontinusnoe hai
been granted for Q week. The muir
derer's condition Ia much improved since
Saturday, and little doubts are enter
tanned Of his recovery. DR.. Clarke bal
ordered perfect quiet and the patient II
not permitted to converse for fear OF be-
coming excited. He Ia cut In nearly
every spot on bis breast, but none oil
the incisions are deep.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02
Miscellaneous

LONDON, November /. - Parnell,
speaking at q meeting in Limerick on
Sunday, said Parliament would not re-
ducs the rents, but when the farmers
had reduced them Parliament would In
terfere and thus render q continuation
OF the agitation useless. Usually 1t was
necessary to adopt q platform which
would profit the laborers as much as the
farmers. They had got rid OF great
proprietors In France. Prussia and Bel.
GUM. and why not in Ireland2 He ad.
vis.d the people to Offer q just rent to
the propristors. as then the question
would be settled this winter.
Parnsll visited Limerick today. He
was met o mile from town by q recep,
lion committee OF the corporation. and
was escorted by Q procession OF 10000
people, including 5000 horsemen. Dill
lon, O'Sbaughnsssy and O'Sullivan,
members OF Parliament, spoke at
meeting. There were $50 extra con
stabulary on duty. but the military
were confined to the barracks.
News has been received from the Yves
Coast Of Africa OF the death OF Chscs
Governor Of Wbydabs. The funeral wal
to be celebrated by the massacre Of ma
tivss, after which the King had an
nounoed his intention OF holding an an
nusl celebration In memory Of his father
The celebration will last four months
during which 200 captured chiefs WI
be bshssdsd. The English refused &c
90 to the celebration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02
Miscellaneous.

CHICAGO. November 2. - The pork
packing Of Chicago for the year ending
on the 3lst. was $500, 900. It Is CT
ph.red out that this would mako an
uubroken line Of hogs from Portland.
Maine to Portland, Oregon.
The best estimates Of Republican ma
%joritiss In the Western States are as fol.
lows: Ohio. $4,000; Indiana, 10000;
Illinois. 25.O 900; Michigan. 8 5000; Wis.
consiu, 80. 900; Minnesota. 1000; Iowa,
80, 900; Kansas, $4,000; Nebraska, To-.
600; Tennessee ION Govtrnor). 10000.
NEW York. November AIRS. b. A.
NJ. Foroiscth OF Salt Lake City. Vice
President OF the National Anii.P olygamy
Society. was yesterday ths guest OF the
Sorosis Society here aud addressed q
number Of influential ladies present OF
the meeting. Resolutions were passed
by the Sorosis Society indorsipg the
work Of the National Society.
BosroS, November 2.-The mate and
u OF the crew OF the bark County oil
Richmond, from New York. were taken
from o raft. alter six days sail on It,
near LsQhorn. by an Austrian bark,
Their vessel ioundsred In q hurricane on
October l4,b. and the rest OF the crew
were drowned. ,
SrRoupsBURo, Pa. November la
A daughter Of Samuel Bethenbsnder!
seventeen years Of age, yesterday started
to q neighboriug house where she wa
to remain some time. This morning
her dead body was discovered BY thu
roadside, her head pounded to o jelly
It 10 supposed that the crime was com
mitted by tramps.
C~1ScrssArI, November 1.-The Presi
dent aud Mrs. Hayes arrived at Ere
mont, Ohio, at l:S0 this morning. Th'
President will 60 to Washington proba
bly, on Thursday.
ST.. LOUIS. November 1.-Gensra
Sherman and daughter and party hav'
arrived, leaving the President at kansa'
City.
Foar KrooH, November 2.-Captair
Higgins has brought 10 Rain-in.tbe-Fac'
and $50 hostilss. Sitting Bull Sen
word to General Miles to bold twelve
DAYS "tongue," a. he was negotiating
through Major Walsh, with the Cana
dams to be taken on exhibition through
the States aud Canada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02
The democratic Forgery.

CHICAGO. November 2.-Ths Times
publishes q fac simile OF Governor jew
ellis letter to General Garfield, in which
Jewell suggested that to Judge Dstten.
hotter. II to anybody, Is due the credit
OF having persuaded the Truth to confess
the Morey letter was Q forgery. This
fac simils was brought here in electro
type plates by q confidential agent Of
Barnum's who, however. was unearthed
by the Tribune. and the latter paper this
morning publishes q full account OF the
agents secret aud mysterious visit yes.
terday. II 10 understood that Barnum
sent un agent to every Democratic paper
in the country with the plate to make
arrangements for its publication. The
Times. like most papers, disavows its
belief In the authenticity OF the Morey
letter, and It 10 strong In Its arguments
showing that It was . forgery. but new
srtheless publishes the Jewell letter a. II
would any other paid advertisement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02
Miscellaneous,

MEacED, CAL, October S0.-The su'
perintendsnt OF the Hits mine. at Hi,s's
Cove, Msriposs county. was killed yes
terdsy evening. He was down In the
mine. and being affected BY foul air sig.
nailed to be drawn up, and just as he
reached the surface and was about to
step of, the caes.rops parted and be fell
to the bottom OF the shaft. being horri.
bly, mapgled. The news was brought
down here tonight by Mr.. Hamilton the
driver OF the Mariposa stage. who could
gather no further particulars. The name
Of the unfortunate mar was not given,
only that be was called John. The
shaft down which be fell Is stated by the
driver to be 700 feet deep.
PETALUMA, November 1.-The sum
merry weather OF last week suddenly gave
place yesterday to Q cold, cloudy day.
day, and O light shower Of rain fell
during last night.
The little four.yesr-old son OF Rev. r.
F. Allen. OF this place. who was no badly
burned q short time since from putting
q lighted cigar into his dress pocket. has
finally succumbed to bis suffering. death
resulting from the burn.
AUBURN, CAL, November ]. The
stage from Georgetown to Auburn was
stopped about q mile aud q quarter from
Auburn Station, at 10 80 p. N. today, BY
q masked man armed With q Winchester
rife. He took Wells. Fargo & Co..
boz containing S2l59 80 In coin and
1856 In gold dust.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02
Election Betting and Democratic
Forgery.

CHICAGO, November l.-Betting 10 not
very lively. but at the pool.rooms today
the following were recorded: Bets OF
500 to S25 on the general result, favor
INK tbs Republicans; 500 to $40 on
New York going Republican; and even
that Indiana will give o larger Republi.
can majority than in October.
; Forgery seems to DO confined to Dem
ocrats in New York. A forged letter has
been extensively circulated 10 Indiana
among anti asons, declaring that Han.
cock has recently renounced Free
masonry, and urging that be BE- there.
fore supported as against Garfield. Mr..
G. L. Blanchard, Of this city. who 10 q
prominent agitator against Masonry. and
whose name IL signed to the letter, de.
nouuces the affair a. rank forgery and
will attempt TO discover and punish the
authors. The Democracy here are also
keeping their hands In ct fabrication.
They are circulating pamphlets among
workingmen that Congressman Aldrich
opposed the California bill limiting Chi
nsse immigration. while In fact he ~as
consistent and active in favor OF that
bill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02
pump. for edi

The Bodis and Mono companies have
purchased the Lady Washington pump
ing machinery. which will be removed
from the mine Of that company on the
Comstock to the new joint Lent shaft Of
the Bodis and Mono at once. IL 10 Q
compound horizontal engine. both cylia'
dsrs acting on one piston rod. which Is
connected directly with the bishoP-head
OF the bob, thus doing away With all the
friction and liability to break Oh inter
mediate gearing. 1t is controlled 6y the
Davy diffsrential valve. in obedisncs 70
which it will make one stroke IN ~
minutes, or Is strokes per minute, OF
any intermediate number required. max.
log the strokes in the same length o.
time whether running fast or slow, and
consuming no steam when not In motion
The initial cylinder is "a inches BY S.it'
stroke. the expansion cylinder 40 inches
BY s Il. stroke. II 10 +00-horss power
aud cost. equipped with l2.inch pumps
1000 feet, S75, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02
ANOTHER "wHAr Is IT."
A Likeness 60 Nething 10 sne hsesv'
ems Above. iu the Earth beoesso
ar In b wsters Under b Esrsn'

Last satu rday officer jackson OF Viz
siuia. special for Chinatown. came to q
representative Of the NEWS and said that
a little boy had called his attention TO .
strange flying creature with four legs
and no wings. It had q body shaped like
that Of q crab, some sixteen inches 10
breadth. From the strange body hung
down four legs about two feet in length
aud AZ thick a. an ordinary walking
stick. Nothing in the shape Of wings
was to be seen, nor Was there any flap
ping OF wings. The creature sailed
through the air With its legs hanging
down quite motionlsss. and appeared to
move without the slightest sxsrtion OF
any Of the known kinds Of flying sp.
paratus. Since first observed 1t had
passed ~northward regularly every morn
ing about s o'clock and southwark every
evening shortly before shutdown. Itdew
over the town at about the height OF the
International Hotel. and moved about as
fast a. q pigeon. II was OF . dark color,
but not black. Hs had seen II regularly
for days.
Thinking II was some Chinese device
like their flying serpenis and big.
mouthed dragons. no attention was paid
to It,. The attention Of several men OF
veracity has since been called to the
phenomenon" aud they conarm Its
existence aud say they have examined
enough 10 bs certain that II ID Q living
creature and NO China device. There 10
no wire strung along its passage way.
and no tricksry be found in conneo.
ton with its movements. The Chinese
call 1t 9 "devil." and its presence wor.
ries them not Q little. Many have LETT
Chinatown. over which 1t dies. and 9TH
srs are going daily. An effort will BE-
made to shoot 1t. Its capture will alone
settle the mystery OF its existence. for II
has not 'ths likeness Of anything that
Is In the heaven above, or that 10 In the
earth beneath. or that 10 In the waters
beneath the earth"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02
Political Blot.

ST. LOUIS, October 3l.-About II
O'Clock last night Q white mar and .
negro became involved In an alteration
at q Republican meeting. The white
man struck the negro. Two policemen
intsrfered and arrested the white man.
and while no was being taken out Of the
crowd Q pistol was hred, and an old
negro named Brown was shot dead. A
number OF negroes belonging TO o Of
the clubs In attendance ct the meeting.
~stpposing nj OF the policemen had
fred the shot, ran him into q saloon.
Great excitement Immediately existed
until o large force OF police appeared
on the ground and restored something
like order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02
yARrou.

Advancing years. care. sickness. disappointed
and hereditary prsdispostion-sil operate to
turn the hair gray. and either Of them inelinss
IL TO .hed prsmsrurely. Arss's HAis vioon
will restore faded or gray, light or red hair to .
rich brown or deep black. - may be desired.
n, sohers and elssnsss the scalp. giving II q
healthy action. It removes and cures dand'un
and hunors. By its use falling hair 10 CHECKED.
and . new growth will bs produced In oil essss
where the ~follielss are not destroyed or ths
glands dscayed. Is effects are beautifully
shown on brsshy. weak. or sietly bali, on
which . fss application . viii produces the slos'
and freshness Of youth. Harmless ssd sure In
its operation, 10 10 Incompatible % . dressing,
and 10 especially valued for the soft lustrs and
richness Of tone 10 imparts. II contains neither
oil nor dye. and viii not soil or color vhits
csmbrio; yet 10 lasts long on The hall. aud kept
Il fresh and vigorous.