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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-10
Ser frans1fidbe .Gulturfaumpf."

Der 8ampf fur Gtrty's un'trri&ts8sisb
bat ah in Jrantreid In etnen Rampf ssz
gen Ssiuttsnlhulen unb snolid ee8sn ben
Sefuitsnorten umeewenbslt. Cine neue
Berfusuaa Der &esteruns beifimtnt, bab
nur bic junsen Qeute auf untperlitaten
unb itnsn slei&tsbenben @nfalten auf
Benctnnten tp.reen birfen, pelhe 2 SABRE
pprter auf Staats-@pmnaiisu tparen.
Ge,ner linb umfafenoe Mabrtssln setrofsn
wcreeu. bamtt bic Seluitsn has GiSentbum
an ibren Sdnlantaltsn nidt burd
Sdtinsertdufe lbertrasen. 70 bab lssters
ois privat1hultn fortbsltdnten. So 1T
interefant, bic Stimn,en Der ultramontanen
prtHe lbtr bic brsnnense Grase 3u tGren.
,,et Monbt", aasemetn fur bas Organ
b.s Nuntius ssbalten, iaat: ,Man wia
ben 8rie unb man fol- itn tabsn.s Die
gefantportItdteit fd0t auf bic @esieruns." "
Starlsr briidt lid nea Civilization" aus:
DE Jrttmaurer Nesisruna maht ein,n
@taatefrstd!" ,.a'unissre" tiinrtat osm
NiniRerium Grsyeinst sinsn ,,einmattiaen,
nahbridlidtn Wiberfanb" an. Nm
bic Startfen aubert iih y9'llnion":,. =. JrsY=
efnet tutrb nt&t ba 1riumpse fetern, no
Bismard ldeitsrts. Ssine Neosrtrdhtis-
feiten tperben bic 8epoluticn entfslsln,
Stunbe ber Muferfebuns bes 8olfss Der.
btifiitrtn unb WGnde bic Sterbeliersr Der
@epubltt anaen"
gpn auslanoilhsn 8laitern tebauert
Der ,,O1trpatore &emano" ben vspttlo.
fen, freibsitamSrbsrifden @anbsl" Der
fran3Si. 8esieruns unb serurtaeilt mad:
eradIi& bic gttsntate", mittsls oersn bte
ubefen eebrer" Sum unterrtdteeben aus
seidlofen, ia aus bsm Qanbe psrtrieten
pirben. Cine lebr 3peibentiae Rolls
ipielen bic bonaparttffildsn Sournale.
Gle biaisen I'm Nasemeinen bic se3sn bic
eeiitliden Srben erlaneaen Dserete. bstrit
tllnjes ua tie essen bic Ssiuttsn 9strofftnsn
bs1cneeren WaB:essln. OuraufOisf. Inter
f&tieuns tinauslauft siebt ,,gOrere"
bas Organ Ylcn's, beutliHsr 3u psrfsbsn:
,,Nur tine farte u. b. bonapartiltif6s)
@esiernns fCnns BEN anssfansenen Sampi
S!adlt4 burdfatrsn. = Die libsrale prtTe
eaaesen 1T Der ana6t, bic RspubItd iej
traftis senus, UNI iit..ibrer 5aut 3u vebren.
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- Or. g. Silsbee bat bas Yroblem
8slof, sines Der erSBten 9siben Der Renla.
belt, ,tamltd 5amurrboiesn, 3u tsilsn.
Mnneefis seibt bas portreffiAe Mittel,
rpslhcS fh bersits In Dttlen tauieno,
mitunter ben bartnadisfen Ga0lsn polltom-
men bewa6rt bat. y. Nsuifaoter & Co.,
Bcr 394e, Stem g)ort, ihidsn etnem Sc.
BEN, tsr 60 serlanst, tofenfret Mu ter
unb @straudspeiiaas mad atleu Stsilen
bsr 8eretn. Staaten gu baben In alien
remummtrten Mpctbsfen. 5atet euh Dor
Nadabntunsen. gdtet barauf, oab Die
llnterfarift Don g 5ilsbee, 81, o., fd
auf ieber Sette ber Shadtel befnbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-10

II, ben Ienaern. Mus t6nen muBte bic
Nadtluft tatl iter bas @s1dt Der @dla'
fer:n 3ietsn, unb fdlaf'runfsn tlsttsrts
@eerbt an tem Jenfsr btuauf une ssr'
Ropfte 1crslit isoe Der eiidsn NIT papier'
blGttern, Bic als unterlasen Der sslammsl'
ten Jelblhdbe berwenbst sewsisn. Damn
blidte er nod etne gBeile in's Weneliht
binaus unb sins fdwantenb auf ben g.
Ben ,ur 5tiir. Tph eb' ct bisie erretttt
bate, murmelte er: @ts wiirbe fh fiirh'
ten, uenn Ne aufwadte. unb nod e'nsn
Muaenblid aaubernb, febrte er un, nnp
lsete Fd su Tissn bee gsttss auf BEN
tartsn 8rett,rbobsn. Das @Hatteneit-
tern.b tes Tsnasrs fsl iibtr TIN uno bsdte
ttn au, bod ss war idon erRe Moraen
frite bes 5odiOmmertass, nit hshen
8Dtte int ORen Der Munb bsretts fam
pfen mubts, tenn BON etnfm Bipfsl bss
girtenwdlbdsns ber f&lus etus @misl
In lanAFStenbsn S6nsn benz neuen Sag
entaegen = -.....-......-
6alt Du Ne aud aebSrt, @ssrbt? frug
Sissra, als Re AM frii6en Morssn fam,
i'm GUT @Gule absutolen Ste fang 70
lhtn, wie ids nod ME ssbSrt, unb iA
tunnte Bic aan,e Naht b'rum ridt ldlafen,
elaub i'd. Sd isb's Dir an, Du BATS
aud ni6t setban ss 1T nod thinner eas
Ndmlihe BEL uns, wie BON js6er.
Tod ais @ipera UNI bic @ittasslunbe
aus Der @dule babersslaufen fam, wer es
gum erfenmal, feitbsm fe bsnfsn tcnnte,
niht tas Ndmlihe wie funf. gerwunz
tsrt fat ile bic lssrs papqslitraee binunter,
Gttret lanb nidt wartenb eartn, ionbtrn
lief f&on orii6sn auf benz @anowes bsm
@rtentof su. Gle rtef absr sr tSrts
ni&t, une era am Na&mittas lu&ts sr ts
btt Der @rUBmuttsr auf. um ibr gu er3aS'
len, mas 7d bateim BEL itm ,usetragen.
Gprtftbuns fcls-.
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- gon Dem beborHebenben 5urner=
ausfluge na9 Seuti6lano 1inb uniere
2eler sur @eniige unterri6tet, Qluf cine
na6 Granffurt a. 80. ergangene 9(n=
frage bes uSurnbereins Nilpaufee," ob
cine Siege am Wettturnen She'll nebmel1
f0nne, lit bejabeno ertpioert iporoen.
9ie Nilipaufee'r baben bereits $1,000
fir ibren slusflug na6 9euti ti6lano auf=
gebra6t, seben aber ni6t nit ben Sin
einnatiern i'm Suni ionOern @nfangs
eSuli na6 europa.
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cifiebatn gum antuuf Der lettern. Der
Nus9ansspunft oiefer giienbabn 1T, benz
Skorter noh GShrphpnnrt

cificbabn gum Wntauf Der leetern. Der
Nussansspuntt biefer gilenbabn 1T, ben.
Gtarter nad, Sbrereport.
- Sn Sort Wrrtb ipurbe Der Garbise
Siam aapps, Der i'm Tetruur Wrs.
Sbcrntom semaltiamer Weile seldinoet
bate, sebiu9t. Sc batten fd an 5000
Yericnen einsefuneen, tpelde benz Sdau>
ipiel beipcbnten.
- Su Waibinston County traf cine
Nn5abl Tarbiser ein, bic erit Dor 8ur3em
bon bort mad Ranias aus9emonbert ma
rem.
-Das Maifef in @atpel ton bat ein
Def,it erseben. Sc murbe besbalb am
Scnntas Elm pitnit in Sdmibts @arten
abaebatten, beHen @rtrus CUR Dedune bss
Defijits permanbt merben foll.
- Die vNeu Braunfel1er 3eituns"
melbet BEN Sob zines alien garsers, bes
5errn 5einrid een3en, ber in, Sabr 1897
I'M 8eeierunssbe3irf gahen eeboren
lpurbe.
- Die 3ibubeit bes entipruneenea
3udtbausffrd flines CHARLES gud(ep, bat
ibn mieber in bic Strafanitalt 3uriidse-
braht Mut 8. erldien elm Mann in ber
Office bes @eneratanmaltes une ifeate
iid ale Sreunb bes entlprunsenen Gbas.
Budtet pcr. @r erSdblte, 8ndles balte
iid sesenmdrtis in Gan Nntcnio auf uno
ipenn ibua pcIe gesnabisuns 3usefidert
tperbe, 70 lei er bereit, iid 3u itelIen une
a1s Staats3eu9e, 9esen mebrere Ser.
BREEDER, beren Nufeutbalt er fennt,
aubutreten. Ser @eueralan,palt uu=
terbielt iid ldnsere 3eit nit benz
Manue; ct mar nit 8udtebs Sale mobl,
betannt uno frus feinen Befuder sebSris
aus. Wad einiSer 3eit eemann Der ge=
ante bic lleber3eusuns, ba6 iein @esens
aber Der Yerbreder Budteb lelbif fein
maife uno besbal6 lief er Jpn fofcrt feit.
nebmen. gudlep CAB fd au ertennen
unb tuurbe in's @efinsnib absefitrt.
Bel Der llnteriuduus fanh man an ieiuer
Ytricn Elm. ercBes WteiIsr unb cine Stabl.
idoe.
i Nm s. bat Der fsds3etniabrise
gDiAie patterion ieinen i'm Nlter bon 18
Sabren ifebenben Spielfameraben Robert
Sonee 3ufdais eridcGen. Beioe ipielten
nit @esolpern.
- Der 8isamiit 81. g. &itleb 1T in
Dollas gu breijdbriser 3udtbausI!rafe
perurtbeilt morbeu.
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Serr 8. gSplf{pu beabfidtiot

Serr 8. gSp1fion beabiidtist
befanntlid bemnadlt cine YersrSberuna
ieines @eldditslctales pcr3unebmen. lin
iid auf ben gau pcr3ubereiten unp Plae
gu idaifen, Derfauft er ale feline Waaren,
Wie SdnittWuaren, Sdube Stiefel, 9iite,
WSbel &c. 3u auBercrbentlid niebriseu
Preilen. Dies it eine @elessnbeit fiji,
Secermann billise @intduie gu MAIDEN
Wtan iiberSeuse iid BON benz @sfasten.
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ginsr unlerer Naa5aren perlor tur3lid
siue perttpuue Mdbre burA Sranttsit.
Bsnn CT fir 25 Gents. Cavalry
CONDITION 9 ~ Der gebraudt
Bate, 70 wurbe er teute lsinen Braunsn
fabreu. IS tout uns leio um i'm. Die
pulpsr l1no BON srosem Dtrtb.
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@ufseiprunoene 5inbs. Ginise Erop.
fen BON Sobnlons aupb.Y eint,
ment, seIesentli6 IN bic sanbe seriebsu,
erbalt btefelbsn wsth uno fret pom 8aub
werosn. Soloaten, Seelsute unb Slider,
icllten ith bteran erinnern. So 1T pas
bette Eminent III ber Welt fit iebsn 3med.
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- gei 3earistta lieseu Wasen nit
auswanoersrn im Eager, pelde auf IS
peitere WaSeu Don Gainesville warten.
Scbalo bieielben eintreHen. mesben lie bic
ReiIe nad ben neuentoedten 5ilbermi=
men In Weumerifo autreten.
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Wir MAIDEN bic ecrpulsnten 9erren
beIcnoers oarauf uufuertlan, oab bic
@ttra srcben Mnatse uno ein,elns NSde
unsetommen linb bei S. Soste &
SSbne.
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I'm aIlc unfere &unbcr

3ufrieoen ,u iteuen, pertaufen mir nod
so Dubenb Der elssauten @laceebauo.
iduhe nit 3 anSpfen fir 35 Gents bas
Yaar bieIelbsn fnb solltommen breimal
10 piel tpertb. geitellurset pet polt aus
benz 2anoe auf bieie 9anoldube werben
prompt aussefabrt. g dra &er.
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Dpetpr:W abre

Die @etatrsn btr Doetorsn Rnb Elm
0sssnitano. worin ,ur 3dt lstr pisl. Yer.
(Onsn iatsreltrt lno. Bir alaubeu Der
Sap fir Bsiu&e III SO, mas sinem Wanne
esr fur Ella Sabr an bas Bstt ssisRslt III,
une zines tasliGsn Defu6ss bsbarf Ibsr
1000 bas Sabr far Msbi,in uno Auf.
wartuas aasin iO1en wirbs! unb cine elm.
3i9e 8laf&e 5opien. Bittsrs, CUR redtsn
.3tit senommsn, wirbe $1,000 unb elm
ean3es Sabr Rrantbeit srlpart babsn. gb,
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Nu6erproentliAs GcIeaenbeit.

Wabreno bieier Wcbe, bon Wontas
Wtorsen an, pertuufen mir i'm Retuil
1000 Stiid Sambnrser Stidereien gu
10 Gents bic Darb sewSbntiA 3u 20
bis 25 Gents pertauit. Wtan fomme
frab,eitis, Hi, cine Nuswabl unter ben
Wtuiterm 3u treffen. 9 dram& SO.
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--'&duit tetne Sleibsr, bis SIR . a n.
coat & Sons Eager inipt,trt babt. Das
Bette I'm Warft. .4e.
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--paneoal s. Sons pertaufsnbts
mpbernfen 5ite. 4st3 q.
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Cine felfene OeIe9enbeif.
Wan beiidtise bic reinen 2iunen. 3D.
tiits, AZ 3Ou brett, gu halben Yreiien Bel
9dram & So.
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-Groquetz g piele ioeben an'
9efcmm en- bei &. gS pl { on.
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sur 0ei61ftsleute.

90 eS ~ nod ni9t aa3emsin betaant bae Biz
sarfis ta San antOnio 70 Ut ausasfatrt mirb.
ale ta trgenb elmer anbrtn Siobt ber nnier
PIE vroben bon liniirten 8lanftiHew. w,ids
elsr eessnndrits Sebxnben metbtn, 10 bic ale
ames1a Mrtsn son Arbeiten fur Gef9dftsbdultr
tsssa s.s A. I5sasnis eaiar ab Der llntexidnsts Sin.
e est Muhtesfts. ga4tr aaer Art, Spsrndie &c. In
,sa ,,ssssres 5tsi. Vsi4dfts. nab Mbsota. enfsrm,n
tennea yrOesn beiet4nen unb at 6. n. Nrpmmer.
San aatonto. abrsfiiren. atfadtuaa,a wsrSes
prompt sema9t. ''A
s. s. Trcmm
Budttnber unb 8IanEbut der Fobrifant Ssv.
itontrast, sssendbsr Dem 6auptauariisr.
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&bparr wiles,
.Seffentlt9er Nptar,

Bsrar eo., San Mntonto, Ser,
OfFsein tn Solsbab> b>SEa6e, Der voaofFee aesena5er.
9efoneere aufmerffam'eit tsirb allen yenituusn
nnb 9orserunstn bon Deteranen bes Staotes pber
Der Dereinieten eeftentt. Nbl9riften BON Yaten.
ten baorst unb Steuerr auf 4anb In allen Steileu
ess Staatss bssaat. Dobmort in Der unierea
Va''eaFfabe' 3o,6,t1t
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SaatiAe Treie Href1e
erlbelrt
'tt : 1T lt51lNns orp SonntlBs
unb tpIts'
0 ~ fiir DIS Sabr ober - 80 fir efM
0tpEats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07
Miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON. February THE Sen;
ate Committee will recommend the pas.
sage Of Burnsids's bill, which provides
that the net proceeds Of sales Of public
lands and tho net receipts Of the Patent
Office shall hereafter be devoted to the
establishment OF an educational fund. to
be ~apportioned annually among the sew
eral States and Territories and District
OF Columbia.
President Hayes IL reported to bs net.
tied at the rejection Of Morton, and says
he does not intend to yield his convic.
ton to what IL termed "Ssnatorial cour.
tesy." It IL said that Morton will DO
nominated for another good Office.
DAYTON, Ohio, February 6.-Julius
Radko was arrested last evening charged
with tho death Of his child, an infant Of
four months. He went home under the
influence OF liquor. and seizing the child
dashed IL to the floor aud then kicked Il
across the room, crushing its skull. An.
other child. six years old, was In the
room add testiAes to the crime.
SYRACUSE, February Ga meeting OF
all the prominent men Of both factions
OF the Democratic party was held last
night for the purpose Of harmonizing
differences. VIM. o. Ruger was made
It was resolved to sink per.
sonal prejudioss and preferences and
unite the party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07
Montana.

HELENA. February THE Board OF
Trade unanimously adopted . resolution
protesting against the passage by Con-
Rrsss Of the bill Withdrawing from pro-
smption and homestead entry the public
lands lying west OF the Tooth meridian,
and declares that the rerort Of the com.
mittee. which assumed that all the land
lying west Of that meridian Is not tsnsi'
bic. IL untrue so far % concerns mon
tana, which has l5, 900 900 acres oil the
most productive lands In America. de-
olaring that the change In the laws which
put the lands into the hands OF non.res.
idsnt spectators Is Q pernicious one,
aud will shut Of immigration from Mon
tana, which will otherwise DO n OF the
greatest States In the Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07

IAN FaAScIsco. February CT p. H.
Belcher. H. bid, iia asked. Ia sale;
Crown Point. s bid. 81 ssked. s sale;
Sierra Nevada. 2ss bid. 23k asked. 23k
sale; Bodie. los bid. i0k asked; Califor-
mia. 3 6s bid; Justice. 2 20 asked; North
srn Belle. lss bid. l3S asked; Union
Con-. sen bid; Nosuday. 4 bid; Gould L
Curry. "a bid. 6 asked; Julia. I IS asked;
Mexican. iss asked; Con. Virginia. 8 IS
sale. 8 70 bid. 81 asked; California. 81
bid; Utah. l3t bid, II asked; Best 4
Belehsr. 10 bid; Andes. CSC bid. I asked;
HALE 4 Nsrsross. CT bid; Belchsr. liS
Silver Hill. I 40 bid. I IS asksd; Imperial.
COO bid; Con Dorado. z bid; Gould 4 Cur.
~. 81 sale; Mexican. Is bid. Is sale;
Sierra Nevada. IS sale; 0phir. III bid;
Union Con-, s6t bid. 81 naked. s6k sale;
Crown Point. 30 bid. AS asked. 4 IS
sale; Mexican. ISL bid. i5s asked. ISL
sale; Yellow Jacket. 10 asked; South Bull
wer. I 90 bid; Alta. 4 IS bid. 40 ssked;
Becher. III bid. iik asked; California.
8 % bid; ovsrman. ~ bid; Grown Point.
80 sale, 4 80 bid, 4 IS asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07
The County Penthouse has been

The County Psst.houss has been
robbed OF its bsdsteads, chairs, stoves.
mattresses and every movable article,
even to the batting on the inside OF the
walls. Pity the man who did this pest
ferrous pilfering had not taken the small.
pox and been marked BY 1t. It looks
like Celestial cussedness.
George r. Foard has handed In his
resignation a. Secretary Of the Sierra
Nevada mine, to take effect on the 18th
instant. His successor has been already
appointed.
At the time OF receiving their money
for January work, the miners at the Alta
donated $2ls so to Mr.. Keith. who was
hurt In the incline some time ago.
John @. Courssr, brother Of b. p.
Courssr, and we'll known on the Com
stock, died In Santa Rosa, CAL, Of CON.
sumption January %, aged 81.
Getting hazy again. ond looks as
though Gentle Annie would have to
leave soon. II shs don't, the trees
will.
The January pay rolls Of the Alta,
Benton and Lady Warrington amounted
TO $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07

One might wander far and look long
for amusemsnts and not hnd as good OF
the kind rs that given at the Opera
House last evening by the Star Specially
Combination. Every Objectionable fsa.
ture Of the opening night disappeared.
The Davenes first gave their very vel.
come tintinabulations then left the stage
to the dancers. These lea.and-arm art.
lists and the musical manipulators came
nearer getting their movements together
than at their frst trial. The trouble Is
that the musicians are too conscientious.
They think they must play every note set
before them aud they are bound to do 1t
and. II the dancers do not give them time
enough for that. they take 1t. Too much
praise cannot be bestowed upon tho
'.Amsrican Four" nor on the Davenes.
Both are uneIcelled and. in faith. IL may
DO said. unequaled in their respective
lines. The Four make you laugh till
you can't get breath. and the Davenes.
when they take to the swings, make you
hold your breath in wonder at their
strength, skill and daring. There will
be Q change Of programme again tonight
and last performance tomorrow night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t.r,crA. 70 TIE, GOLD HI. DAILY n.vsI
The Meeker Ute Business.

CHICAGO, February THE Times says
that VIM. Byers, OF Denver. an intimate
friend OF the late agent Meeker Of the
White River reservation. informed the
House Committee on Indian Affairs day
bsiors yesterday that, in his opinion,
the main cause OF the recent Ute out.
break was the attempt OF Meeker to
compel the savages to conform strictly
to the customs OF the whites.
LAKE Crrr, COL, February Tho
following dispatch has been received
from Los Pinos Agency: General Adams
aud party have arrived. Captain Jack
and Sowsrwick left Immediately for
Grand river. at which point II IL reported
Douglass and the White River Utes are
encamped. Jack made no promises,
and refused to set q time for bis return.
"I will do my best to effect the surren.
der Of the prisoners" were his parting
words to General Adams. Douglass has
not been to the agency since he made
his demand for r~ations, on the 18th ult.,
and was refused. All 10 quiet. All the
Indians are extremely anxious over the
pending negotiations at Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07
Indian Amenities.

WARRINGTON. February THE House
Committee on Indian Affairs has agreed
upon . bill to provide for the punish.
ment OF crimes committed upon the vari.
Gus Indian reservations. It provides
that the laws Of the respective States
and Territories lin which arc located
Indian reservstious) relating to the
crimes Of murder. manslaughter. arson.
rape, burglary aud robbery. shall be
deemed the law and In force within such
reservations, and the United States Dis.
trict aud Territorial Courts within the
respective districts and Territories In
which reservations may DO located shall
have original jurisdiction over oil such
otfenses which may be committed within
such reservations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-07
Sherman's Maneuvering.

WARRINGTON. February T. The
charges that Secretary Sherman is using
the patronage Of tho Treasury Depart.
msnt to further bis candidacy for the
Presidency. have attracted . good deal
OF attention and caused no little com.
mtnt among the Senators. Que Of the
most prominent Western Republican
Senators said that he had gone to ION.
siderable trouble to get at the truth Of
these stories, and he Is forced reluctantly
to admit that they are we'll founded. He
thought 1t was q remarkable spectacle
that three OF the most prominent OH.
cials in the Treasury Department wsre
engaged at this time trying to use the
influence OF the department to aid them
In their struggle to secure higher offices.
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Prison Horron,

LOUISVILLE, February THE Lsais-
lativs Committee now investigating the
State Prison report Its condition a.
.shamsiully bad. It Is o~vercrowded. the
sewerage IL bad, the diet Is improper.
scurvy prevails among the prisoners to
o fearful extent. At one time over 200
were in the hospital with 1t. There was
Q total OF cases during the year OF 776
out OF 1000 inmates. The sole cause has
been improper food and treatment, and
Is wholly. ine1cussbls. The mortality
has nearly doubled over preceding years
and yet the number Of prisoners Is not
much, II any. greater. Flogging prison.
srs Is carried on to cruel extremes. The
clothing is insufficient. a. are the beds
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
l~srso,A. TO TIE oLD HILL DALI, Hrv'.
IreIaud in Parliament.

LONDON, February Tin the House
Of Commons yesterday Sir Stafford
Northcots said hs found no fault with
the Irish members for taking this early
opportunity for drawing attention to 80
important a matter. but they would DO
going beside the question Of distress by
occupying the members with such points
as those dealt with In the amendment.
BE distinctly denied that the govern.
ment bad allowed the matter 10 sleep.
The report OF the REGISTRAR General for
the past year, just received. disclosed .
very unsatisfactory state Of things. The
extent OF land under crops In Ireland
wal less than during any preceding ten
years. The total value Of the principal
oropsi for 1879 IL estimated OF G23, 000.-
600 as against f33. 800, 900 the proceed.
ing year. The potato crop Of 1878 was
estimated at 60, 900. 900 cwt., where II Is
expected that the yield for 1879 will be
only %. 600. 900 cwt., Q most alarming
decrease. Toward the end Of Last Octo.
Der the Irish Government forwarded to
the Cabinet information which the
government took into serious con-
alteration, inviting the Lord Lieu.
tenant and others to attend In
London. The government found that
there was considerable apprehension Of
O famine In some parts Of Ireland. They
therefore took the precautions necessary
until the meeting Of Parliament. The
Chanosllor said In . bill which he in
tended at . later period to introduce
there would be provisions authorizing
the local Government Board to authorize
the Boards Of Guardians to issue food
and fuel by way Of outdoor relief. 1t
would also be proposed to allow the
Boards OF Guardians to borrow money
In exceptional cases. The question OF
stimulating the employment OF labor was
one full Of difficulty, but the government
was DESTROYS Of doing something In that
direction. and thought 1t best to give
some encouragement to persons TO Dor.
row money to be used In improving their
land. Therefore they propose to advance
loans on exceedingly easy terms to the
landlords to be used for that purpose.
The Baronial Sessions would also be
asked 10 make presentmsnts.
O'Donoghus (Libsrsl) said the proper
course Was to lend the money TO the
farmers, not to the landlords.