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New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
PUTNAM COUNTY INDICATIONS.

BREwsTERs, n. y, Oct. 25.-The Republi-
cans of Putnam County working with extraordinary
ZEAL and although the county is strongly Republican,
they expect to roll larger vote for the ticket this
year cast. expecting that there Will be
CORES yoDding decrease IN the Democratic vote.
The Republican candidate for Assembly, Samuel III.
Everett proprietor OF Everetts Hotel on Barcay-st,
Neg-York City, is exceedingly popular with the
voters VI the county, and Will add 10
the strength OF the National ticket He born this
county removed To Ne~-fork and went into bust
ness about twenty-five years ago. aud has met with sue
cess For ten years Mr. Everett was member of the
Republican Central Committee OF New York Guy. and
during five years chairman OF the Trustees OF the
Board of Education IN tae Third Ward lie 10 "a self
made man aud has always been idcnuhed WITH Aoms
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
:. '. 7. tNUGEN,
Colonel and Authenticated
EOREIGN NENS.
SURPRISING DISORDER IN IRELAND.
L0NDoN Tuesday, oct. 26, 1880

SURPRISING DISORDER IN IRELAND.
L0NDoN Tuesday. oct. 26, 1880
The Right Hon. George J. DOdsOn, president
o: the Local Goycrun-rJ Board speaking at Scar
borou h last evening said that f the Government were
satisfied that the ordinary law was not sufficient TO
maintain order Ia Lrei ld they would not shrink IN CON
sequence Of any threats FROM asking extraordinary
lelislat.Jn. The NCics, IN a leading article asks WHY
This is not done Immediately. Tt says II the sta.e OF
things is rs ba as the Government have reason to be-
Ileve the course they prOposc-hat Is, prosecutions
ia not that when such occasion would seem to dc
mand
Tie Post says Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, Home Rule mem
bcr for IoncforG has joined the Land League as pro
test against The prosecutions. - -
dispatch from Dublin says that Mr lieay, secretary
Mr. Parnel, and member OF the Lana LEAGUE WIS
arrested at Baury to-day. at the instance OF the Al
the charge OF loclIng landIoru III
81 his speeches. .., =,
immediately 70 follow that Of Mr Heaiy
spatch from Dub n 10 TIE Times s9ys IL ~ nci
imprObabe that of the speakers at the recent ahd
meetings wall Dc lucaded In the list ot persons VINO are
to br indicted" - ,
Tie It1sh Tines states that the Right Hon VIII. T."
Forster Cmcf Secretary for Ireland, has placed hls
resignation NJ me hands OF Premier Gladstone. Inc
.,incnt h defied. ,,-..-
lar lrr VINO took an ev.cted farm. Mr hcaly visited
the farm with Mr.. Walsh. member OF he Land Lcagne'
who also expected 10 be sued, 70 induce he Idr
lnrr to give ar Mr.. Uc3iy was liberated on cdl:
furnishing bonds himself III 500 Win tWO sufeleS VI
GJC each.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
GARFIELD AND GRANT.
A SPEECH Ar MENTOR.
AN ADDRESS BY GrxEnAl. GARFIELD AT MENTOR T.

AN ADDRESS BY GENERAL GARFIELD AT MENTOR TO
| MS CONSTITUENTS Ills WORTH OF THEIR
| FGIFNDsmP AND EsrEEM.
| CIKvrLASD. Ohio. Oct. 26.-About COO Trumbull
| County people visited General Garfield to-day at
|, Mentor. The Introductory speech was made Dy
Jude Tay lor. recently elected General Garhelds
successor in the House General Garfield replied as
follows:
LADIES AID GENTLEMEN: You have no ldoa what it s
to ~ To lons ont upon thS circle o faces Their have
been good many strangers IN this gard IN the last b"o
v,rie There mr.. sou,. strangers Derkaps here
hat n circle ali along rs line. there are faces tha
fash back to nae the memories OF these t"enty years
Pat-yearS inli u sihkge iu o. qnrSiion' M III tt "
TO maze no TIC te OF public and private friendship
You canLoi kuoa what srcrctn it brings me TO soc
these trends have stood, not by alone hut by
d. causs at tney believed represent ana have stood
by it most unstdsh, earnest. incliscli, foGlbe.
cT,ctyo manner durn& al these Ye1Fs. why. ! see
men Ills .irce who ia tie wno.e OF this louS TIM,
have ncycc IetriYcd 10 M" BY any 'cn or any wore,
tia hey hai the e p purpose oi tloir own to 'erVe
bat ony tue purpose 10 serve tier country ana s bist
interests and that thor friendship Tor Hr was largely,
II not atog"hc: because tacy thought was caIao OF
conIi,Iy they revcr,d.
hm. wiia such support behind h'u would bo very
poor piece OF ttnjcr indeed II be ana not amount 20
tomehine. Ana lei m .ay, out OF tfe son OF .nch
tbc,e there all tbal best IN 1ur cvi'zation
ant under onr ms; iuiioie know not what awaits me
~ tht utur". never discount II so Itr 80
it r,la'e. 10 mTaet never ALLOW, myself
TO De ciatcd Wi.h what may De- NOE
depressed wI,h what may / do this. that
conceive tat the tmo can ever come Whcn me
friendship Of trCse that gathered IN ms yad
to-day he apyhne hut dear 10 me- anh Of the great
el possible va ne III streEEtLcnlnG ny hcaft ahd nope
whatever he fed -, Hiy WOrn may be
thank you, gentlemen, Tat on TINS lnclement day
with al tHo crcimsf aucrs apparently against H.
NOu hay" inhd" your here 20 MY hOmc. You nave
formed a circic IL tHat VIII not disappear Wiep
you alc gone. II Will 10 me ia all time 10 come
| sand upon thiS portal, thit bihi oI
my obi constituents AMI fIi' ndS nave lciI
tl.ir guardianship ana love CircllnS about my door
In q w few bt ttsrY
groups OF reopr IN this world, and nope you VIII not
~ uHti have bad the pieasur; o. taking each u
u nnuI
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
vIRGINIA REpIHLICANs HOpEFTL.

RIcHMoND, Va, Oct 2G.-In the Republican
stat Executive Conmt'ce to-day there ha7 been a
lively contest proposition for the withdrawal OF
IT, L. Peioul, t3e Republican Congressional candidate
in this district.
Tie Southern Ittelfgc0cer, Republican paper In a
eader tus morning. rdicules the action
Mr Btnum IN rccCeuiz NJ the fcEu ar ConserVatYe
party III rgula ana m immune eating the Maione
faction II Processes 10 believe nat Barnnns manifesto
will prove a boomerang, and VIII do the regulars more
harm than the irregutrs; ana claims that tie stale Is
now secure for Garfield.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
WILLIAM R. GRACE'S CAREER.

His RECORD FAR FROM SPOTLLSS.
IRREGULARITIES" CoNHECTED With HIS ISsUn
ANCE AGENCY At CALIAO-INsURlNG 4 ROTTzs
OLD HULK THAT WAS sRNT TO SRA TO SINK
Mr.. GRACES COMMISSION REVOKED by TN
NRw-YORK UNDERWRITRRs-GRAvF DOUBTS As
TO THE LEGALITY OF MS NATURAIIZ.Tloy-
HIS COSTLY ERCEIyEEsHIP or TIE CONTINENTAL
LIFE.
The career OF William r. Grace, the Demo.
cratic candidate for Mayor OF New York has
been investigated with results that are very
uniavOrable TO Mr.. Grace. He was forced by
The New York Board Of Underwriters to give
no his commission as their agent at CallaO.
Peru. THIS action was taken by the Board
on the reports of agents who had
been sent to CallaO to examine into the truth
OF grave charges Of irregularities IN 0nEac-
ton with the agency. Among these WAS tho
insur!nS of rotten Old hulk called the Mary,
winch, there was much evidence TO show,
had been sent to sea with the purpose
Of sinking her and dcfiaudiDg the UNDER
writers. Further inquiry INFO Mr.. Grace's
naturalization shows that there is reason to
doubt its legality, and there is ground for
thinking that he deceived the Court
Mr. Ggace's brief but costly receiver
ship of the Continental Life Insurance
Company has also been looked into, and it is
shown that he succeeded in getting large
suns for very small services, that he was cx-
travagant in his management, and altogether
that the DolicyhOdcrs have much reason to
regret his appointment.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
rvrEcrEn GA1N oE 4 cONGREsslfAY.

KINGSTON. n. Y. Oct 2G-Tbe Democrats
are IN great trbu!aton the impending wreck Of their
hopes TIE election Of Cornell, the Republican canti-
date for Congress generally conceded Piniar is
the only Democrat on the course and the disa:-
fcced faction will have an orportunity to poll their
strength for Graham, The Greenback candidate The re-
nomination of General Sharpe for tAe Assembly has
carried CONSERVATION into tHe camp of ihc opposition
Tler nOnuafia II has gone breuS "ra week, bu' Cap
tam O. l. SiinrCus, OF Sad"ries 1t Ii eiid has been
persuaded 10 stand III the cap.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
P1R1DE or THE BOYS N BLUE.
The following order or parade OF the Boys
in Blue on Friday evening has been issued
HEADQr ARTtEs BOYS IN Blue,
DEPARTMENT OF NEW York STATE,
.-l-rr 49, - \
GENERAL ORDERS, 80. 7.

!
FIFTH AVESUE HOTEL, AEW iOhk, oct. 20 leSO.)
GENERAL ORDERS, 40. Z.
I 4 General larl,lc of II OrganlZ atoms of Boys IN
Blu, troug STATE /, hereby ordered 1Or ftILay
evening. october -.
IL D,yi lo Commanders VIII forward Ia these Heal
quarters atrr nc Irdde as posslDc, return OI
In uuub.. Of men pirtlcpAtihS -, a.
III TIC d,-.siyc 1t $ tt hanI The dawn OF the :
al S,-in.r w aVaacH TIE country 10 snow ina J. Is
true niue stl; mat jhc color whlch Is immortay
nspcatra witn Am rIcn Iudcprnrcnce ana tHv nteg-
rily ,i The Am.rtau Union; the color OF N oceans
ic vast tur incut, ana o. tie heaven hii bends
owe H. j. n,. NOR. tAe muti o. tA. American patIOt-
ism wcA a5 been GLORIOUS III Tie past aud VIII De trl-
umpEaut la no future. ..
H. tuo ". d. oi Abraham Lincoln, whG-e memory Is
let tnu ge nr enrolled III Ia Zee toW4id none,
with charity IuT all. with unGAing ma MY 10 the
cc9 ur.utics which nc ana hund eds OF tlousalcS VI
our 'Dita,es .c1ci win their lives We ch"rhh no
fr, lug OF hostIItt T. section OF tle Ihlnn We
ys r every satc pence aId prosperity which are
founded ,nly upou justice. Bu iZntc ~ me electoral
vote OF tat ~ ifdur or Orc' - '' '''' cI S-cea
sion. = crime gsl,nst thr Union.
As tLc Boy, lu B.u. opposed NlctJu0ua,y upon tic
a,,d tuos. va4 -ht destroy nr UuOL, 50 sc win
r,uns al The bli tux tiu,c ~n1 to control II by
violence ana flauI Iuc Success Oi sucn an attempt
woa1 u4flYZs tnr ro-3eIV ia "E.ch he country lc
toicrs ana would p.rp tut. the scctOhdii,m which
Is the standing menace OF our lol'tic IO bleak up
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
ii4sl.
XXI. Jas. NcKeuna HD
E&&III. Donald McLcdu(R)
SERFyADE rO MR.. SHERMAN.

As Secretary Sherman came out from
c opcr Union last evening be was net by the Often
hocfer Logon by whcahe was escorted to the Repub-
licau National Committee Rooms, in Fiftn-ayc. The
members OF the Central Campaign Cu0 Chorus wlo
had arranged 10 give The Secretary a sercnadc at this
place. went on before and arrived at he Rcrutii-
can Headquarters i'uc iu ADVANCE %.
The escort Here large crowd gathered. aud wien
Mr. sherman arrived ina ms cGIrllrIi was WITH difficulty
that he cOud make MS way through the thrGnS After
The Glce Cub hid sung several songs. the Secretary
made lew remarks.
FOR SerecYg Shermlns Speech tst ngt sec Sc,nd Page
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
REPORTED MURDER OFTIIE AMEER.
I,NpoS 1'nosaov Der 26 1880

T1e Daiiy Ne,cs, in its second edition, pub
lshcs the fO.OYlng:
LAHoRE Oct 20 1t Is reported from Peshawur, thlt
anarchy reeus IN CabGl and that tie Amcer las been
murdered there has been 10 news Oy post IIoih Canli
Tor several days Tie report, however l. probably cor
rect.
later dspotcn 10 The Daily Ne,-s from Lahore says
The news relative 70 the murder Of the Amter ana
the prevalence of anarchy in Cabul Is from The Ctca
ami ViliIy quite OF Lahore. an hoTlty wAich l.
nu,.li.I' TIE India Office III London however, Las
no confirmation Oi tie report
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
MIR. TnDEN CONsPICUoUsLY ABSENT.

PLATTsBURG, \. Y, Oct. 2G.-The Demo
cratic rnass-neet,ng that Smith NJ. Weed has been
long talking OF came Of to-day, and was a complete
failure speaker Randalls disappointment was evident,
a. he spoke only about thirty minutes. Half OF the
assembagc came from Vermont % sc Ex-Governor
Tldcn whom Smith H. weed had advertised TO be pres
ent They returned home dsippoine ed and dsgustcd,
but completely satisfied ha' lhe Ex-Governor was seu-
sble Ip staying away. Clinton aud Essex Counties may
be pu down Tor 4jUO majority Garfield and Arthur,
tain
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
NoMINATED TO CONGREsa.

The Republican Congressional Convention
in the IVth District met last evening In the Republican
wewam nj Kingston and Atiantic-aves, Brooklyn, and
nominated Daniel W. Tlmadge. who Represented
the XIth DstIc; OF Kings County the Assembly last
year.
Tie Democratic Congressional Convention the IIId
Dst,icf which nominated Charles Eacan Friday re-
assembled last evening Nr F1gan having used to
run. The name Of the R"v : Hyatt smith, p9stor OF
zee Avenue B1piist Church, presented, and he
unanimously nominated.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
ALL QUIET on CAPE COP.

SANDWICH, Mass, Oct 26.-Sixty of the
Italian laborcrs left sandwich this morning for New
York and the rest VIII follew meeting held
y The contractor, and sub contractors OF the Cape Cod
ship Canal lis atIrnooO,t TO see about CALM meet
10 I'm Srwiork t. the or Fisk aud Cod
der,l. Resolutions adopted cOndemniug \. g..
Fisher tor making false staCnCn5 aud Tor failing to
make payments, ana sympalhzinS with tie ItaIans IA
L.. ll
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, tuesday, t't 70, IH0U.
Az the Newmarket races to-day the Cam
bridgeshre Stakes by LuceuaEernandez second
Cipolata thrd. Thiry-one including spendthrilt
and Walenstan. The three ycarOId handicap was won
hy Fta'G Glass Masaria second ten The Tuesday
Nursery stake was by Queen Mary, CraWIolCs s
bay iily eeceud and Street Arab thlrd.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

ONE OF MR.. TRUAX'S UNHAPPY CLIENTS.
HIS DisGRACEFUL TREATMENT AT THE HANDS OF
THE DFYoCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE or
TIE SUPERIOR CoUrT.
Additional evidence of the professional irregulari-
ties Of Charles II. Truax, Democratic nominee Tor
judge of the superior Court. was obtained ycster-
day. Charles l.. Mead callen at the office Of Louis
NJ. Dosohcr and, after expressing his surprise at
the statement of the Ani-Iammany Committee and
at the certificate of Mr.. Truax's good character
given by Theodore w. Dwight and other lawyers,
presented to Mr. Doschcr his affidavit concerning
Mr.. Truax's transactions with him. This is IS fol-
lows:
STATE. City and Comfy OF New-Yorli
Charles l. Jead being Guiy sworn. dCpOScs and says
thar he rcsiics at No. - East One notwithstanding
secOnd-t., New-IOrl t1ty that November t. lS1G.
tpOncnt gave to Charles H. ITU1X a chcck Tor si1O
with which To pay taxes and assessments on property
OW ned bY depOnent that that tim" depOncnt re-
rcajcCy asked JrnaS for STAT m"pi. and never Cpud
get any statement Whatever, Gnd drponcnt was Kept
money until one evening IN the month -
March 1877. when AIr L. ~ Duscher came 10 ny house
alter had retired and asked mo " | had any recent
business Transaction with Nr 1ruax, when learned
for tit first time that my S-rnent was unpaid ana
that Mr.. Drscrr know NOT S oi my deposit w,th N.Y.
1utx that The go 10 advanced t. me by Ir Doseer
Transmission TO Hr D's"her within day or t"o aiter;
that the Statement to these matters published
in THE NEN YORK TFIB NJ. October 20, lSSp Is correct
that the staten 1T mace by Mr.. TEAK. n
published ne ErtHiig FOsi October 25, 1850 IN
which he statc~ tha tHc balance OF the fund W III
sufficient to pay the remaining assessment and that lie
amount due" and the sand statement Is absolutely false
G. l. Mad.
Sworn to before October 20, 1850
J. y. ELLwOOD,
y \
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
4 BRUTAL DEMOCRATIC OFFICIAL.

KINGSTON, y. Y, Oct. ga Democratic
constable named Abraham smith tried to break up the
Renubcan rtetiug 40 Hurley last night while General
Shame ygas speaking by -Cziug torches and aklng
,eneral disturbance Finally ne attacked Mr.. George
sutts mechanic, us'ng an IRON shacklc ana nhi ung
az ug.y wound Oh the lace As alesuil ohI'h 10 no"
n iIll
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
aSsFNRLY NOMINATIONS.

MIDDLErOwS, n. Y. Oct. 2G.-The Repub-
lcans Of the Id Disrc; Of Orange County to-day
iuousIy renomnatcG james L. Waterbury for The As
bv.
Nominations for the Assembly were made in this city
last nicht as follows:
DIST. DIST.
III. elias r. pilnghamQlD &NGL Jas. McKeuna O,.l
V. Daniel 3ooHcy Or. %&HIII Donald McLcan( r
XII. FREDERICK ". Hahn (i)
The following additional nominations OF Assemblymcn
have been made M Brooklyn:
Dist Dist
" charles y. Graham lHJ ". SC. N. c. nosher it)
y. David =. ATTItt til 49, (JaUob ouitNch (DJ
Il. Thomas II. BecAman (:)
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
LYDIA MARIA CHILUS BEQUESES.

Bosroy, Oct. 26.-By her will the late
LYDIA Maria child gives 5000 TO the Hampton Aeri-
cultural College in Virginia and $4,000 to several
charitable institutions
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
A MURDERER's ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE.

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. 26.-Mrs. Mealler,
who VITA Ter son Alnon. Is III Washington County Jal
Mont oer for ki Ing tflc hhcc Mcak.r her husbands
hall sister, at Waterbury, VI. last -prus, set c To her
eel tins afternoon, bat he haLles were cxJingusbed
WIN GAinIEn.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

Mr.. Everett stated Monday that the circu-
lation of THE TRIBUNE Campaign Extras IN Putnam
County has converted many OF the undecided voters to
the Republican RANKS aud The SOUND prncple. sct forth
tariff financial and other issues have had their
eject in securing round majority for the National ana
local Il i,kcts.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

interests, and has contributed largely religious and
educational enterprises
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

ARREST OF SCPFTNlSD CANANAC AND HIS tLtI'hS
THE WORK STILL GOING OT.
Nrw. ORLEANS, Oct 26.-Supervsor Of Registra-
ton Cayauac and his clerks, Henry ANTI, f. l..
Fischer and George w. Flynn, who are charged with
illegally registering voters, examined
before United States Commissioner Lane to-
day. After hearing testimony they were
sent before the United States Circuit Court
under $500 bail each. As these persons
continue the work of REGISTRATION, ii IS stated that
they will he arrested again tomorrow. Afidavs are
beng made against al persons who have registered
II cc the z2i inst. charging them with illegally
registering There being no judge Of the United
states Court here Tcstra nlnE 0rucr agailst
CavaUac cannot be obtained Cavanac now dPhleS
that Ec threatened to Use fo:ce to prevent arrests
and Interference hy the United States authorities,
and saws the s.atcmen. made that he S registering
white voters and refusing 10 register colored voters
is untrue. and tina. no distinction Is made.
AN EXPLAN4u0N ~ GOvERSoR KrLLoCG.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON Oct. ga dispatch has been Tc-
cciycd by J. II. Hubbell, Chairman Of the Con-
grcss;onal Republican Committee, from W. L.
Kellogg at New Orleans, saving that the Supervisor
of Registration 70: the parish of Orleans, after hav
ing given notice, in accordance with law, that
regIstratIon would close the 22d of October ana
that no persons not before registered would he en-
titled 10 vote aflcrward announced that under IN
struCtIons he would continue 10 register. IOr
many years" Mr. Kellogg adds, tine law OF
Louisiana relating 20 registration mas required tnab
all Offices be closed ten DAYS prior 10 election. ne
present rs thr first instance in which the law has
been violated The State Supervisor Of ReGisira-
ton and his clerks have b.cn arrested and examined
and bound over by the United states Commission
en-"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

and Brooklyn Can they do 10000 better Tor
Hancock than they did for Potter last year, Can
they come to Harlem River with $4,000 major
ityH If not they qrc beaten. T. " =
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
THE CANVASS NEAR IT'S END.

ACTIVITY OF NEITHER PARTY RELAXED.
POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN INF INTERIOR OF l"i9
sr,rr-pEPusI1CAN MAJoRIrIEs LIKELY TO BE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARREST AT Nfw OR
1FANs-PARADE OF THE ALLEGED HANCoCN
VETERANS.
A staff correspondent writes from l ic"
that there is great political excitement III "'o
interior of this State, and that the kepuo'i'"n
maio,ties of last year are likely TO be me '"Ncu
next week. The Supervisor Of Elections 1t,
New-0rleans, with his clerks, was "lt'S'eu
for ;l,egol registration they gave bail ana
tbo violation of law was continued There
,,-os nar,de of Hancock veterans last night,
and General Mcclellan and General Sickles
made speeches.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27

ILLEGAL REGISTRATION AT NEW-ORLEANs
ARREST OF SUPERVISOR CAvANAC AND HIS CLERKS
-rIIr WORK srIII GnING OF.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10
Murdered and Robbed.
Car.on Timss, Auqust Q.


AL. Livingstone. Of Genoa, while on
his way to this city this morning. atop
ped ct the saloon at the head Of Jacks
Valley, kept by Q German Familiarity
known 90 "Old Hannes." and discov-
cred the proprietor lying on the floor.
dead. Mr.. Livingstone Immediately
returned to Genoa to notify the Coroner
who will hold an inquest this evening.
LArER.-Mr. Livingstone has just ar
rived in Carson. and advises US that
"Old Hannes." whose right name is
Christopher. Hill. wal murdered for the
pitiful sun Of about 500, which he was
believed to have had with him. When
found he was lying on his face, and
when the corpse was lifted up II was
found that the i~noffensivs old man had
been shot through the breast. Ha had
about SIS belonging to Mr.. Livingstone
and S65 or $40 Of his own. all OF which
wa missing, as well a. his large silver
watch. Drs. Luce and Black. Of Genoa.
examined the body and found that life
had been for soms time extinct. The
Coroner at once %impaneled Q jury and a
verdict was rendered that deceased came
to his death by means OF o gun.shot
wound inflicted by o person or persons
unknown. The body was taken to
Genoa for burial. The murdered man
was about sixty years OF age, and a
pleasant, harmless old man. He has no
relatives in this section. 30 far as known.
II is to be hoped that his murderer may
be soon brought TO justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10
A Bayonst Bonanza.
E.n.ralda Herald, Auqust Z.

Aurora is again to the front, and the
cake il ours this time, and no mistake.
Other mining camps may boast Of their
gold. silver. copper. coal. tin, and what
not metals and minerals, but We have o
mine that in Eve days has produced If.
teen army regulation size bayonets, all
polished. pointed and ready for service.
The mine Is located on Aurora Hill.
known as the Eva, and the property Of
Ex-Governor Blasdel. Grit. Williams
put John flanagan and Charles Coad to
work in the shaft last Monday. and oil
Tuesday, after clearing out about Ave
feet Of debris that had accumulated in
the shaft since the carly days Of the
camp. John flanagan. who was OF the
bottom. uncovered the points OF several
bayonsts. Though John 10 no coward,
he freely admits that the cold chills
crspt up his spinal column, for he eI.
pectsd the next thing to appear would
be q regiment OF soldiers. However.
he tackled the enemy. oa%pturned the
bayonets and sent them to the top,
where they were received by Charles
Coad, whose surprise on seeing the
queer contents Of the bucket can better
be imagined than described. Numerous
theories are aloat regarding the deposit,
the most plausible OF which 10 that they
were taken from guns belonging to one
OF the military companies here in early
days and thrown down the shaft by the
thieves that carried the guns away. they
having no use for the bayonets.