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MILITARY 70 TAKE CHARGE or THE cArI

MILITARY TO TAKE c11AnGE or THE cArI-
TO1..
Boston, Jan. .a.-The Hcruld's Augusta
special tonight says tho whole situation Inns
sillco fifteen minutes past II o'clock entirely
chnngctl. by tomorrow morning three com
panics at infantry, the Capitol Guards Of
Augusta, the Auburn Light Infantry, ana
the Gardner companies und the Al.droscog-
gin Light Infantry, will garrison the Suite
House.
At ten minutes past II Gov. Davis and Ills
1nspeotor-Gencral arrived mt tho AdjnMnt-
Generals Office, III three minutes Gov.
Davis authorized tnis startling but well
Justified military movement. It was n timely
act. Tho military authorities wero out OF
paticnre with thu politicians. who hayo for
severnl days had dominant influence at tic
Stnte-l1ause.
This lns been the most sensational Of my
| night slncB the complications. But tho
iuMOltB " sTIIiiilNH EVENTS 70 COME
wera not baselcss, Fusionists' militia nro
and lave been drilling downtown In this
| city, and It haH been Asc0rtAlnel To tho sat!s-
factton Of tho military authorities TINT u COLI
centratcI attuck upon the Stnte-lluuso was
likely to occur any moment.
4 plot to burn thy residences: Of the lead
ing Aug5kte AenNl'lea1's waa discovered t.. t.
night. Triangular bitY nj pal.ur MARKED tho
doomed residences. They WerU tackr!! Vi!
pollec. ila1 tho Goyernor nos given its nr.
ar for calling oHt IT. tho H,o troops tt.ntght, ths
to alliiIon thuir watch. which was likely to
AN lNaLoMous ENDING.
Tho orders for thG S.'a!1a,s n''li!1a we're eiy;e'n
that mart ut tb militia would hot, or It WIS
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STATE AFFAIRS.
IOWA.

nra Ato,rro 1na Ian ue-rn 4ha 11ouen
U!s .uo'sHs' i., s1.'' -, - M ."o ~, '"se'
Committees rcporte! III favor OF tc biil pro.
llb!sing stipulation for nttorl,eys' fees III all
co,,tr,cts, nnd prohibiting courts from, rc,,-
daring i,,dr1nc,,t thcrofnr AZ costs: In foynr
NJ tho ' hi l.ra,iyinv tha incor"ra,,a, 'o ~
ot tho pl.t 'ee"lHlhE 1ne Incorporation III
Lime Springs; atsl II bill to reltevo ma1l'i-
factliring corporations from double taxation.
Hills wnrn reu an1 rcferre,l to rcnuIro
,,o,is fnr eos,s ,,v ,ar @ arttrs r. octtons. tn ~.
.t uouo .,o ~ 's e"s', ,,,.i!, =, r.' t, ~
peal Tie laws rc'attng TO unclaimed lees III
the hands Of enurts antl Justices; nnl pro-
yltl!ng Il substitute to protect banlss md
s,ren,,s onl rntchcs MIR, htnhwava: tn rea.i.
tn.t ti,o sni,r,a. - III ,,u,,t;o ',r,n,a n,,,,
JUDY up ss.'',,.s' 49,, W. ~. pnoie 'uss.s ana ~,
il1ehluets OF LIE LeRislature; 10 repeal the
law relating to the index and transfer nf
books; 10 change tllo law relating 10 tho
n,m,,t,,, ~ l,i.rl,rnvs
ops'us ,"s,"x,nt ~ ,..t"2n' ~ t,s.,,s a,,,,a ,
. III eoF!a. ., Ill.,. ~ congress; , ask'nR re.,
by Mr.. Dunco,nbe, Of Wcbstpr, MD a,luptctl,
with Il jotnt resolution requesting tho Iowa
congressman ,tu yDtu for tito rgpGu1 If tho
law projecting I}essenler stpct In ninilopo-
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StIIC[DE.
SUICIDE.
Hpecial Mypatth to III Chicago Tribune,

HpStidE 1HJpdtth 10 Ihz Cs1td06 If1ldN4.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 23.-Early this morning
the body of Il woman, ba.lly swollen and dis
culoreu, aid clad only In unlergarlncnts,
wna found upon the beach south Of tlle i,nr-
bor, rear tho Bay View Village line, md
brought to tho Aiorguc. Thoro tho re1nnllls
wero afterwnr.l viewed by Mr, Wfftfam St,er-
ln,Ils, residing on Jackson street, allI hleiti-
iictl by him rs those Ut a Mrs. Latlmcr, II
wn1nan Us ycars Of age. who l,ul come to
or uxt q y1.,d s wnter n liz IL fa,n
THO deeeasei dlsappuaru.t nearly ttreu weeks
ngo. Sie hud expressed n dcslrn to- work
o.lt a'nl ,earh n little nancy, and, being op-
plsetl by her friends, loft the house never to
lBttlr,l nt!ye. She committed suicide by
drowning. Deceased lived ut Hannibal, NY.
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OBITUARY..

TIE REV. JAMES b. BENT.
CINCINNATI, o., Jas,. :ss.-Tle Rev. Jans
b. Bent died suddenly tlIis afternoon In b.
office Of Hunts Hotel. lie hal regishrd
two days ago rs r. j. Harris, Warsaw, II.
and his real maine WIS not discovered uni
after his sleath. Lie was pnstor Of the Gath.
liz Church ut Lexington, Ky. md had bsa
III the city week. The Coroner held noi.
quest, but snys tleatl, wis caused by cong,
linn Of tho hratn, supertnduces! by tntcmpe
ance. bishop TocADe, Of Covlngton, Ii,
tAkcn charge Ut tic bofy.
, 1880-01-24
AT AUGUSTA,
THE rUSl(ly F1tANstEET,

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jql,. :].--Ti.e Flsionists 10;
tlay met at Union nall, with hut part uf the
members present. Dickey put III tho follow
Ing order: That +. 4. Sawyer, Secretary Of
State, be directed to notify the municipal Of
flecrs OF towns and plqutatlons that new
valuation of the Stnte Is 10 lo n,ntn by this
Legislature, tint said officers nayappenr alltl
be heard; aud that particular notice, with
the broad seal Of the State affixed, be for
wartlcd to tho Towns OF Ellsworth and
Brunswick that their Representatives have
withdrawn themselves from this ifnnsc.
In the Senate tho President announced
that the stumbling Committee found mich
fault because 1t Ind been refused tho priv
ttcge Of tAk1ng stationery from tho Statc-
House.
Both branches then adjourned until 2
o'clock, wien the Committee OH Questions
for tic Supreme Court will report.
Tho municipal officers In towns where the
FusioDists have control nre sending to tic
Secretary of State's Office tlie valuation books
for 1lse Of tho Valuation Committee.
The Senate l,as directed as1 examination
into the accounts of the State Treasurer.
Absent Senators aro requested to take tho
seats III the Senate to which they were
chosen. ..-...-.
AT THE CAPITOL.
In the Republican House, the Committee
on the judiciary ordered to inquire MS to m.
amendment tn The Constitution So tlnt cer-
tlGcates Of election OF Representatives shall
issue directly fr0m municipal officers, tho
Judiciary Committee reported resolution
providing for m amendment to the Constitu-
ton that the Governor ba elected BY plu-
raltty tl,stea(t Of majority vote.
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MILWAUKEE, Jan. ETA party Ut local
aiui furelgn capitalists aru rupreparlng to erect Il
mammoth glass-lnalufactarlng establish
mont III the Vtl!agu Ut Bay Wow. Tls
capital stock Of the Company Will 10 $780,
0od. Sand is to be obtnlncl fro4. tho luke
Station, OH tho LII Crosse Division Ut the
Chicago, Milwaukee, j. St, Paul ltailWay.
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Aocotdingtu tho K,elHt$chc ZtRanQ thetv !, il.
perfaet r,aXa for ueqltittsnY aua,K ittfsstana
rles. Thtuyra ass tteclarct not Euliiy opo m %
other rulsun thna thnt they uro mt mta; tasl,.
short tih4u Aso llAu lnn0 utt With st1tia atxtop
ubv c0ll.s fF1n tAo publlo l,1,s,nM tic tvssrI ~ i
tic ytaisn property was oooeaie4, and wels;;,t ~;
MD ut hts tlirpotlor, II xMs fnlnI ~ tfu,asssH,I asHI
ward, hAwoyer, changcl bis mind ano P9s1~
"nDt guilty." liu wAs ncuulttcl.
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CINCINNATI Jan. 3.-The Cincinnati Odd
Fellows Monumental Society to-dny IL
copied the design and awarded the contract
for the erection Of q monument over tho
graves OF the Society's unknown dead ut
Spring Grove Cen,etGry to Rnblsso, bluntt-
l.aMk Il Co. Tl!o contraet prizes Is 81, 200.
Tho monument IL to ba thirty-fOur feet high,
Of bronzg and American Kray grant. anl
completed 1t, two years. NshIsso IL t!l0 nrt-
lst Ut the AlcFherSo1l monument recently ull-
ycllcl ut Washington.
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other sood RepaEli"Sam t ie word i ''iil,iIaiMob
wnMld 'ulvn Expressed his feelings II. n .lnt.,
Tho conversation WINS already sufficiently
TFefass @ w. sS1Hr pFqMsfhty hyics fo"x
A.lvisnry Committee, who started last evening
with his wife for San Frni,riscO, whore Noy
will remain coupte Df months.
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Sr. LOUIS, Jan. o3.-The loss to tho Poat-
Dispntc'., by fire Thursday night, Is about
$4,000; Insured rs follows: Mechanics Il
Traders, New York, S1,aa.50; Shoe 4 Leather,
Nnstnn, 2l,250; Connecticut Mre-lllsurnncD
Company, Hartford, $i,7a0: Imperial, Lon-
Newark, sA,C35; Coiimercinl Unlou, SaO00;
Fire Association, Philadelphia, Sa,6,
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SNOW IN WISCONSIN,

OSHKOSH, Wis, Jan. a3.-Tlio heaviest
s,ow.storm that has visited this section for
years commenced Wednesday morning ard
continued until Thursday uoon. It Is esti.
nlgtetl that from fifteen to twenty Inches Of
SNOW fell Oh the level. Reports from. the
w0otls arD most encouraging, tho snow there
being from thirty to forty iliGhes deep.
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WHICH WILL PROBABLY uR JQNpkHp:
- AUGUSTA, Jan. @.-Ths rQiiowing i tlls
substance Of tl,s questions to bs albtaitted
to tho Court by tho Fusion Legislature:
Flrst-Wus the organization Ut thu Senate
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h9stile to tho prcsctat aaernmct nf tho snsS IT.;
fsr nw ndvf1 ,,o1 /" ~" ~ tt T., ,,"ita ~,
Ennltnl, vr oyen hu,tI t,osscss!1n Of tic building
Itself nKni,ist such forrp ns ihe public eromios
Seem to bu willing to briuE aRnlnst It.
CHAnt'ss E. NASH.
Inero arc
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
which lead to alarm, viz. Crowds OF melt
collecting Mt various points, tho continuance
Of organization nlnui,R tho F,tsiO,ists. tho
raising. .of n!oney 70 snstail.. tllen!
Ii, their action, the nclivtty nf
| Mai. j. H., Smith, tho holding ont
Of Sawyer, who claims to be Secretary Of
4tate THO. drilling Ut secret eaai's of nrtletl
rtrh md fncni1lnry talk tlf tfte Etrunl>Ark-
, 1880-01-24

CINCINNATI, Jan. 23.-.rhe Timcs' specIul
frou 1ronto1,, o., says the tannery OF Il. ..
DuJmy burned ut Z o'clock sSliis morning.
Total loss, S20,000; no INSURANCE..
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LICENSED 10 ORGANIZE,

BpFfIuI 1WPaEch 70 1hs ChAago 7Fa6hHss
SrnlNaEIELn, ILL.,, Jal,. ga license to
organlze WAS Issued today to the Union Iron
AID Stael Company Of Ch!cagO, capital,
8l,eo 600; cprporators, A. j. Stone, Charles
&, Hammond, 1abvx D. Stubbs.
, 1880-01-24

Special Dispt4eh to Ths Chicago Tttbuna
MADISON, Wis, jim. M.-Atrs. Sarah T.
Clark, MI nd resident arl esttnlable LADY,
agctt II, dicst ut Oregon this morning. Nn
Clark was tho mother OF John II. Clark, X
tl.ls city, George L. and Walter clark, 4
Denytr. Col.
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The Capitol Placed in Possession Of
Lawfully Organized State
Militia.
An Interesting Interview with One OF the
Nlninc Republican Advisory
Committee.
F. A. Pike, Of Calais, Gives Very Clear
and Comprehensive View Of the
Situation.
DJA1NE'S SPEECH.
THE sRSATOR ON alAINE'H THOUnTiES.
fl}Sx - Tst

BosToS, Jnn. Ex-senator Blaine was t'lneu
by the Massachusetts Club this afternoon,
anu received loud applause as fle rose TO MS
own health. Ills speech, which WIS wholly
on Alalne affairs, was as toilo%s:
If could iinVe tasslionett the toast when
y0't give with 10 many complimentary alit1-
Sims, should have 1natl9 1t TO the Nepub"
licnn party OF Maine, anu not to an indiyld"
uai member Of It, for whatevpr victory has
, been gained IN Maine, md whatever attaches
to that Victory for my own Statc nna for
other States belongs to tho entire Repll'~
llcan party OF tile State. They resisted the
Outrage that was attempted us one man, mud
willie somo enterptis!ng newspaper gentle
men have seen direful divisions Ill tho state,
IN which one wing was conta1'tling with a''~
other one, they existed wholly and absolute
~ In their Imagination, for tho Republican
party in Maine knows no division [app'nusel,
and mn very sure II any me'noer OF thht
party, during long and trying test
10 which lts organization was subjected,
;,o.l hon., Ins,.1r,r n,,+ fnr n,o ,nt,,nn,,+
ss,oI ~. ~ ~, y. IsI ~" .',.t W.
se'ce W. " n..i, y. ~. 49,. la. ...s usas
n,. "A .1nl l"v n',t MouI ~ elut ot,a. In
would, with general accord OF all Ills nsso-
iIat.a. hnye heu deemed nh unworthy men-
~,
yer OF the great organization. lAppaase.I
! cnn speak Of this because have seen
allusIous elsewhere that somebody wus
irving IL irnrive sou,ehotlv clsa
s u,,nor ue''4,u o,n,,nt So'eesu' " ,,eaa3 eII
ol . proper a'noun1 Oh cleuN
ant OF honor. Let nc say to you, gentleman
Of tho Massachusetts Club {and with all sin-
rerity>. md saving 1t with thankfu,ness OF
heor5 thot wIthnut ttivi.,ons thot withnut
co,,tan+ton ,v1thout rlvolrv witbout nor-
,onai .,u1',,,tn. .v,thort ,'o,to,o n a,ng'a
pnnl alnosuol.' "'.no"., pe"ose, aosnS'o
motive otner than Tue genera! eooa, INC l1c-
publican party Of Maine fought tho question,
not ns onu party, but rs one underlying the
uroot rluhtu ~ ran,hIfron rnvsr,,i,,ent
a.. " x,'i r. ,,,',a,7 o,,d T., IT.
tAIouEAout lhe "o1',1 u'pp'aasel tulu III t'''s
they tave not been slow to acknowledge, nor
10th to acknowledge, the great honor ttat
;vna ,1na In tl,nsa Win hnro conanicnn,,s
,'o,.,.. a,,d a,on.r t1,aso o'n s,ro th,nnrI,,
out tho length and breadth Of the Stnto Ut
Milne, there IL not all llnKeneroils witlloltt-
i,lK, bit rather au over,nglYure Of generous
1utpouring, OF thanks to TINT gallant soldier,
uni
nEnLAiS,
whom hAd hopeL ta meet here this after
JU0fl. Loud QtltlNllSe u1li tllFGH CllcBTN,
, 1880-01-24

Gntifi,T MN Wifi In horc In fin ,nnr,,{np.
All Tic nf1il0rles III tjlo State arp Under
guard. The Republicans mean to hold
ii9ssess0l., NM II tha StalG tfnnhs nro M't
III "!.iiq""'o tnc 1iesAoc"t VIII w c'''leo VII toe
'''"'
r. A, PIKE.
oSr or THE ACTORS IN TIE MAINE CON-
rlIcAr1oS.
The Palmer Iiouse register yesterday
morning bore In modest, plain hand tic
simple legend, "F. Il. Pike and wife, A1alnc."
Afr. Dlaine's State having assutned 10 much
TuE Tu1ttttyE's scnrclter aftcr notable tray-
elcrs lint INV onc from Maine. he lis na,no
@ rtke Smith, ,1nacs "r I,ohinson, ~ mnst , % lnyo
sosthinr t pay IN " ona wny or anhar t u 81,
TINT fruitful subject, the recent troubles and
ti1e urescut u slttatIon.,' Il card transported
to III ,,n,,or ,oa1n,a hr,,,nht ,,c,. tI'o ~.
sponse ms tho that % tlse gentIcm"i, % would b. down
presently. When he did come the reporter
found himself face to face with q
pentn]. rather p0rt]y down-Eastcr. sorne-
what IN the afternoon 81 Of 'ite, WHOSE, whose
heightened by a pasr Of steel-bowctl spccta-
clus whicl, bestro4ls Ills nose. Encouraged
THE T'lnuNE cn'issary, after c'nrterlng
couple Of ctnfrs, dark!y limited Ills suspicious
that tho Maine mat, mlght-ray, ,n,lst-know
,,ar 'i,, ~ .a ios .ee. ~, .hn ~ I" .
Gov. aarcclon's turn,up Commonwealth, and
inllnated that M ',nburdteninE ', DE- ot tio Maine
casc. inc reporsoflal suspicious, rs usua''
provea ,t, 70 be correct @ ~, r,,., r,,a,,>., ,u
/ II
, 1880-01-24
DANIEL NAisHItTT.

LocKrolsr, N. u, Jan. 23.-Danlel Barrett
Supreme President 0f tho Catholic Mutpl
Benefit Assoelutlou af tho United States I'D
Cat,ada, died suddenly In Medina this luo,r
ft1E,
, 1880-01-24
AT uuS1lEl HILL, I'LL.

ST. 1.ou1s, hto., jan. g1.-Flye stores md
two or three Offices burned Mt Bunker I'LL,
H., ut 8 O'CLOCK this morning, enlising n
1robnble loss Ut 81, ,000; pnrtially insured.
, 1880-01-24
AT KALAMAZOO. MICH,

At NA1lAMAZOO, MICH.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, JAN. 2l.-The wooden
fnctory occupying tho oil scllool-house ut
White PIGEON, Micl'., bnrnetl this morning.
LOSS not stated.
, 1880-01-24

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YoNK, jan. .3.-Arrvcd, steamship
Clyaeu anu Canada, from London; Father
land, from Antwerp; Scteilam, from Mt
tcrdam.
, 1880-01-24

Bpft3dl Us1dltA 70 IHs Eh1etl0o 1flbsFNe.
ELulN, H., Jun. :3.-Tllts morning MraA
Phillips died Ut pneumonia, ageu II year.
Sho hu1 lived III EigIn f0rty-tWo years,
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JONATHAN GARTER

Special DlspateA to 7hs Chicaoo Tribune.
MADISON, W1s., jan. 23.-Jonathail cayt.,
agetl G7, I'LL ul.l resident Of Black Earth, did
suddenly Yesterday.
, 1880-01-24
POLITICAL.

Senator Blaine Makes a Stir
ring Speech at a Bos-
ton Dinner.
The Struggle Briefly Reviewed,
and Its Results Sue.
ciuotly Stated.
It WAS n Grand Triumph, Not Of
Mon, but Of New England
Character.
The Fusion Farce in Maine
Fast Drawing to q
Close.
No Decision Arrived at in Re-
gard to the Judicial 1n-
quiry.
Several Senators Announce Their
11ltenti0n to Fall Bnck on
tho Capitol.
A Move In Force Soon to Be Made
on the Fusion State
Treasurer.
The Capitol Placed in Possession Of
Lawfully Organized State
Militia.
An Interesting Interview with Ono OF the
Milne Republican Advisory
Committee.
F. A. Pike, Of Calais, Gives Very Clear
and Comprehensive View Of the
Situation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Railroad Accident.

CRowS PoNr, Ind, August ll.-Ff-
teen rear cars Of . freight train on the
Pittsburg. Cincinnati and 81. Louis Rail-
road broke away from the other portion
Of the train yesterday while ascending
the grade about three miles east Of
Crown Point. The cars ran back against
another freight train. Just then COM
msncing the ascent Of the grade. The
cabooss. which contained the conductor.
braksmen and four drovers. was run into
by the engine Of the on coming train
and the occupants were badly scalded
and otherwise injured. One Of the oat-
tie men, . brother Of Judge McCallistsr
OF this city. died almost Immediately
from his injuries. II 10 thought that
the brakeman and engineer cannot live.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12

A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Phil. Sheridan Mining Company vas
held Saturday night (ssys the San
Francisco Esehanss) at the Police Court
room. H. s. Stone presided and +. d.
Hsusman was chosen Secretary. The
President stated that the meeting was
called to adopt . means Of preventing
the sale Of delinquent stock next Sstur.
dsy; that the books OF the company had
been examined by an expert. and there
was evidence enough to legally snjoin
the delinquent assessment sale, and
thereby save some Of the money in.
vested In the stock. Six thousand
shares were represented. The Presi.
dsnt read o statement Of the result Of
an examination Of the mine, In which
the management Of ]. w. Pearson and
the Board Of Directors was severely
criticised. It Was claimed by some OF
the stockholders that the money OF the
company had been misussd, and that
the sale was to benefit none OF the
stockholders. nor any persons VINO
should become stockholders. After .
abort discussion - to the best method
Of procedure to prevent the sale next
Saturday. II was decided to assess the
5000 shares represented at the meeting
two and ons-half cents each. and Robert
Nissss, II. A. Clark. Joseph Bsnrimo,
+. II. Hausman and II. s. Stone were
appointed % . committee to take the
necessary steps to prevent the sale. 70
procure the services oil an attorney AND
II necessary to apply to the Attorney
General to disineorporats the company
and appoint Q receiver. The meeting
then adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Miscellaneous

BERWICK. ufos.TwErD August TO-
The fast railway train between Edin.
bureh and London. known n the Fly.
Ing Scotsman" has gone over the banks
ct Marshall Meadows, near this town.
No particulars have been received. sev.
sral physicians have gone to the so'n'.
A later dispatch frsm the scene Of the
railroad accident says: The axle Of The
engine broke and threw the train on the
track, but the train did not 60 over the
smbankment. Ths engineer and brake
men we're killed. The fireman was
severely injured. Other employees and
few passengers were slightly hurt.
LospoN, August IA dispatch from
Adam avs the steamer Jsddah, which
her master abandoned, did not founder
m reported. She arrived all safe ct 8
o'olook last night. She had bssn picked
M and towsd into port BY the steamer
Antsnor.
CLls Molzu GALWAY, August TO-
II IL reported that Mr.. Levin. Justice Of
The Peace, has been frsd 1t while riding
home from Tuam. Three bullets struck
him In the breast. but without effect, -
hs wore Q coat OF mail.
LONDON. August l1.-A Berlin dis
patch says that the reply Of the Powers
10 the Ports's nots refusing 10 adopt the
Greek frontier. decided upon BY the
Berlin conference, II being drawn up
here BY the French and German Score
tariss ct the conference.
LONDON. August liza Qusttah dis
patch says that oandahsr 10 surrounded
By q large number Of tribes Of men who
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
Nsw.Mown Hay.

Two loads Of "timothy" hay. fresh
from the Truckss meadows, went bouno-
Ing down Main street last evening.
They did not look much like the loads
made in the old meadow back OF the
barn, whore the mowers swung scythes
with measured stroke in the morning,
and the hand which holds this pencil
spread the dswy grass, carried cider to
the workmsn. and later In the day
'.raked after" for they were bslsd; but
they brought the same perfume and
awakened memories Of the lsrk's shrill
o Of 'bumbls. bee honey" and the
tin~ils.tonkls Of the bobolink; OF trees
rudy with robin. redbrsasts and ripened
cherries; Of the waving green OF forests.
the murmur OF the bees around the
clover blossoms, the cricket chirp at
evening, the CLINT Of the window-pans
which had caught sight Of heaven a. the
sun vent down
"Copyr' ,-
about.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12
EASTERN DIS PATCHES
Reunion OF Soldiers and Sailors
The President and General sher'
man ppaQaut.

Reunion or b0l0lers anu oaiiVrs
The President and General Sher'
man Present.
CoLuMBus. Ohio. August ll.-This Is
the second day Of the grand reunion OF
~s1-soldisrs and sailors. President Hayes.
General Sherman and party arrived at 9
o'clock this morning from Washington.
and were met at the depot by an escort
consisting OF United States troops sta
toned at the Columbus garrison, the
Ex.Soldiers' Association, Governors
Guard, Columbus Cadets and other mill
tary organizations Of this city and other
places. The procession proceeded to
The residences Of Dr.. O. B. Fullerton.
whore President Hayes will be enter.
tanned, and to the residence OF I. Ewing
Miller, whore General Sherman and
George Poe have been assigned. The
o~ampgrounds present . very pretty ap..
pearanes, being arranged In streets and
named, from right TO left, Grant. Shsr.
man, Sheridan, Mcpherson. Hayes,
Gilmore, MoCook. Mcdowell and
Ammsn. The Ohio soldiers and sail
ors' tents are rapidly filling up. 1000
men having been assigned quarters yes
tsrday, with the demand grsstly increas-
ing. At Fine Art Hall. on the Fair
grounds, are tattsred flags containing .
history In themselves. A motto on the
north side reads: ITO preserve the
Union, Ohio furnished 3l0,664 men,"
while "Porpstria mayi gloria sst-Ohio
mourns for a. 8 dead" appears on the
reverse side.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-12

sndsavor TO intercept all letters, render
ing communication with the garrison
very difficult.
LIVERPOOL. August l1.-Horacs May.
nard, Postmastsr-G General, sailed today
for the United States.
Roxr, August 1.-THE Aurora an
ounce the formation OF anew assooi-
alton for collecting money for the neoes'
sitiss Of the Pope. the amount Of daily
tribute demanded from all Catholics
being one oentime, OF six sous per
month.
PARIS, August l0.-Ths final result Of
the elections for Councils-G General show
1912 Republicans elected and 405 Reac-
tionary-a gain Of 800 Republicans.
Baron Hardsnhicksn, the expelled sdi-
tor Of the nh.Rspublicsn paper. L.
Ihboukt, IL . native Of the United
States, whose ancestors smieratsd from
Ireland In the beginning OF the present
century. Resotionary papers warmly
protest against his expulsion on the
ground that he has long resided In
France and made very generous use OF
his large fortune.
CzrssouRo. August 10.-A grand
banquet VA given here last night, Of
which . large number Of distinguished
persons we're present. Admiral Jsu.
rsehibsrry, Minister Of Marine. pro.
posed . toast: "Suooess to the English
Navy" to which Shaw Lefors. Score
tsry OF the British Admiralty, responded.
President Grsvy viewed the illumins.
lions atoot. and was enthusiastically
chssrsd. Gsmbstta drove through the
streets In . carriage. Hs made . abort
speech and was repeatedly ohssrsd.