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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17
ID. r. d. social Postponed.

Owing 10 the distressing accident at
the Con. Imperial last night, the party
OF the d. P. D.. which was to have
been held at Masonic Hall this evening,
has been postponed by its managers I'M.
iii further notice.
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IPuuesai Notices.

Members OF the Gold Hill Miners
Union will nad under New Today" mo-
tees calling them together Saturday af.
ternoon aud Sunday afternoon to attend
the funerals Of their late brothers, killed
in the Con. Imperial.
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Arrival. tn. mor.isg.

W Galbreth. W II Resmer. J d Barry,
Mrs E swesny. J D Wright. Fruthy Giles,
Miss williams. Mrs Robinson. Miss Will
.sy. Il E Wilson. N @ Gardiner. Bisho.
Whitaker. Mary C~avanaugh. Thos shurt
Lii. Mrs Gill. c N Bonnemort. Miss Nor
ton, Miss Mann.
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REPoRr.
saa Franeiseo Board.


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80 Bulwsr, N
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1900 0oodshsW. SOC. s5o
400 Champion, SOC, 2se
$50 Blaekhawk, 25c, SOC, 2se
$50 Booker Con. i5c. zoo
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200 Cniyersity, 100
600 Jupiter, ioc
$50 south Bulwsr. soc
300 Addsnda. SOC
so MONDAY, I so
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100 Double Standard. 500
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200 Orc, l 10
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D.,.r,ur.. Last Ev.siss.

Harris. p Rainier. @ II stoddard. Z
W Harris. Mrs J Cohen. Mrs J Norris. o
Lonksy. Miss L Dsfordt. Mrs sheets. Z l.
Wallace. C Gunter. II c Moore. A Black
man, Lille Cohen. c G Davis. Nrs A
Jump, Z J Mcintosh.
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THE DEAD OF MIGHT.
NrNE OF TEN NEE KILLED IN
CON. IMPERIAL.

A broke. Cable sud . Failing Cage
the Causs-Naines Of the Dead
and Particulars or b Accident
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, 1880-02-15
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting OF the Board Of Man
ayers was held at the Bible House, Astor
place, on Thursday, Feb. S, at ha1f-past
o'clock p. H., William H. Allen, LID,
PresidenF in the chair. The Rev. Edward
". Gilman, D. D., read the nineteenth Psalm
and offered prayer. The death Of James W.
Dominick, Esq, who mad been for more than
a quarter of a;century member OF the Board
Of Managers, was announced. 4 committee
was appointed to prepare a minute on the
subject for the Record Grants OF books
and to individuals, to the value of more than
S11, 200, including 5000 to the Southwestern
Bible Society and s., 900 for co1portage. Ap-
preparations in money were also made,
amounting to 81, 1853, including LOO to the
Evangelical Committee Of the Waldensfan
Church and $1,000 to the Russian Bible So
ciety.
Secretary Gilman made condensed state
ment concerning the visit he had made dur
ing the past six months, in the interests of
this Society, to various persons and societies
in Europe. He had everywhere been most
information, which it IS believed will be OF
particular service to the Board in the execu-
ton Of its broader plans for the near future.
The Board determined to establish an
agency in Persia, and appointed the Rev.
William /. Whipp1e to take charge Of it.
English Bible by Wickliife in this city on the
I'd day Of December next, when an Grafton
will be delivered in the Academy of Music
BY Richard S. Storrs: .. D., IL. D., Of Brook
lyn. It was also decided to hold the next an
The Morning Sun Bible Society, Iowa, was
recognized as an auxiliary. The receipts for
January were SIS 2S0.43. The number Of
volumes issued, o6 COB.
, 1880-02-15
NOTES AND NEWS.
ACNFN'S CASE.
Hukcf1{ DSooteh to TAk Chicago Tribune

Special Dtspateh to Tas Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1.-THE Sub
Committee Of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee, engaged in collecting the eyi-
dence in the Acklen case, and In making re-
port upon It, was In secret session the entire
day. So secret, indeed, was the session that
the door was locked and the keyhole stopped.
The work Of the ub-Committee is not yet
completed, but there is reason to believe as
already indicated, it will find that the news
paper charges of misconduct against Acklen
are fully sustained There is no reason to
doubt that the whole Committee will
approve the finding Of the Sub Com
mittee, and that their report indicated
will be made to the House. When that is
done the jurisdiction by the Committee will
end, It is intended, however, that some
member of the Committee will then move
that Ac len be censured at the bar OF the
House. It is even possible that resolution
Of exclusion may be offered.
. RIVERS AND HARBoRa-
The applications filed with the Commerce
Committee for appropriations for rivers and
, 1880-02-15
Just Like in nFayne Reid.


Treed by pigs is not exactly the position IN
which we should expect to find Colonial Score
tnry,-at least. not often But when MI. Fowler,
Colonial Secretary Of the Honduras, WAS recent
II exploring the interior OF the COLONY he Was
overtaken By drove Of peccaries, and had only
time to take snap shot ut the first OF them and
scramble up tree, dropping his rifle In the per-
Torrance, before the whole pack were round bis
perch, gnashing their teeth at him, grunting and
sharpening their tusks against his tree. Now the
peccary is not only ferocfous but patient, and
rather than let IN object OF its anger escape,
will wait about for days, SO that the Secretary
had before him only two courses. either to re-
main where he was until he dropped down
among the swine from sheer exhaustion and
hunger, or else to commit suicide at once ny
coming down to be eaten there and then. While
he was In this diIema, however. what should
come along-and looking out for supper, TOO
but jaguar. Never WIS beast OF prey so oppor-
tune, for the jaguar has particular fondness
for wild pork, and the peccares know 1T tor no
sooner did they sec the great rudy head thrust
out through the bushes than they bolted helter-
skelter forgetting, in their anxiety to save their
own bacon, the meal they we're themselves leav-
ing up the tree. The jagunr WAS OF after tho
swine with admirable promptitude, and the Sec
retary finding the coast clear came down,-re-
tiecting, as he walked towards the camp, upon
the admirable arrangements OF Nature, who,
having made peccaties to cat colonial secre-
taries, provided also 5asuars TO eat the pecca-
Yfe9
, 1880-02-15
The Small Boy Not " 4 Slum1nlx."

1
tits often charged by writer's that the small
boy is a " "slummi1.' Tint Is to say, he goes
sloshing around with his thoughts at the North
Pole and his eye on the south, and that 1t is all
tho same to him whether he runs over: q street
car or knocks down q lamp-post Such attacks
on the small boy arise from pure Jealousy.
One of them, and one who may have often been
attacked by jealous historians and small minded
Doets, was waiting on q Woodward avenue cor
ner yesterday, when afar up the street he espfed
load Of hay. The farmer. on the load was
smoking. That small boy had been sent on an n
etrnnd and told to hurry up or he'd get his
Jacket nicely busted, but he no sooner saw tho
hay and the smoke than be jumped oviT a fence
aud lay fat on his stomach. In few minutes
along came the load. The horses were on the
walk and the driver On the puff. He had just
got down to where the tobacco TASTED good, and
was making the most Of It. As the load was
passing the boy drew In his breath and shouted,
Fire! fret" at the top OF his VOICE. Tho
effect on that farmer WIS wonderful He threw
the pipe clear to the curbstone, rolled of hsi
gun EMBARRASSING his horses when a pedestrian
demanded the cause of bis excitement.
4ASome one hollered fire, and thought it Was
the hay" he explained.
He walked all around the load, shifted at It.
and when certain that there was no fire he
shook his fist at every house in the neighbor-
hood and climbed back to his seat and drove
on.
IL that boy had been slummix he wouldn't
have seen the hay, II he had been careless he
wouldn't have put the hay and pipe together.
Il he had been NOPE he wouldn't have rea-
soned:
yells which lifted that fellow cleaT out Of his
boots"
, 1880-02-15

~Det5ott FTEt FFE13.
Several men were gathered at the door OF
blacksmith shop on Cass avenue the other MORN
ing, when school-boy, not over years OF aFc.
cane along with tears In his eyes, and ono OF the
group asked:
What's the matter, boy,-fa11 DOWN.
"N-no, but I've got q hnrd 'rtthmettc les5pr,
and expect to get llicked!" WIS the answer.
''Let n1o see; I used to be kiDg-bee on frao~
TONS"
Tho man took the book, turned to the pago,
and read:
@HuLE Find the least common multiple OF
the dcuominators Of the frncdons TOR the least
common denominator- Divide this least COM
mon denominator BY each dcnon1inator, and
multiply both terms Of the fractions by the
euotieut obtained by each aenomiaator."
He read the rule aloud, and asked II any one
could understand it. All shook their heads, and
he thon continued:
.Well, now, think should 60 to work and
discover the lcnst uncommon ng1tntor- would
then evolve parallel according to the intrinsic
dcviator and punctuate the thermometer
$50 would IT. answered every man in chorus,
md one Of them added. I've worked eul out
TINT wny q Thousand timcsl'
Not one OF the men, nll ct whom were in busi-
ness and had made money, could even un'lcr~
stand the working Of the rule, much less work
examples BIZ it, and yetit was expected that
9-ycar-oid boy should go to the blackboard and
do every sum ou-hand.
, 1880-02-15
NORDENSKJOID.

Sptct4I Cabld
NAPLES, Feb. 14-The Vega, with Nor
denskjold on board, passed tie Straits Of
Mcsslna late on Thursday night, and as soon
as the news got abroad great preparations
were made for his reception. Every train
had been bringing visitors to meet the
distinguished explorer. ALI the ships in the
bay hung out their aags, and in the harbor
Of Santa Lucia the fishermen's boats were
bright with bunting. Early in the afternoon
distant gun gave signal Of Nordenskjold's
approach, and the tidings passed rapidly
along the shore, from Capri to Sor-.
rento, from Castellamare 10 the SpIaggia
Della Marinella, A salute from the CASTILLO
Dell Ovo woke the echoes Of the old town,
and at 3 the Vega steamed gallantly, into
Mayor OF the city, BY the military,
naval, and civil authorities, by the
foreign ConsuIs, the representatives of
scientific societies, and the press of Naples
and many other cities. Addresses Of vel
come were read. There was great crowd
of vessels IN the harbor, and the Wyoming
and two American barks were the gayest Of
them all.
, 1880-02-15
THE RECORD.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 1.-THE House
met for debate only, and was addressed by
Mr.. Bright on the question Of funding the
public debt. He attecked themoney oligarchy
which had for so long time dictated legisla-
ton, and to the rapacity Of which there ap-
peared to be no bound OF bottom.
Mr.. Finley advocated his bill to equalize
bounties- He asserted it would not probably
involve the expenditure Of more than So, ,00o,
600, instead Of 500 00o, 600, ESTIMATED by the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
hr. Hayes discussed. the many. phases of
the financial question, stating he hoped that,
for one session at least, Congress would
cease all attempts to change or disturb it.
The people wanted no more Congressional
tinkerlng with the currency.
hIr. Joyce spoke in opposition to the rec
iprocity treaty between Canada and the
United States.
Mr.. Myer followed in favor OF the bill, in
trot1uced by himself some time ago, for the
retirement Of Nationalbank notes.
The House adjourned.
, 1880-02-15
THE OBELISKS.

Special C1bi<.
CAIRO, Feb. 1.-THE recent discoveries
MADE beneath the obelisk destined for the
United States have stimulated beyond all
precedent the interest taken In those monu-
ments that remain. The Khedire has in
rfucted = NJ Bey, the famous French
Eg5ptologist to resume his
"otk OF Investigation under the
ooelsks OF Luxor and OF Kanark, which are
expected to yield archaeological curiosities
1a4y as rare as those that have yet come to
nsn1 The Khedive is to have great popu-
UT reception on lis return. lie is daily
gaming favor with his subjects. His
prompt resentment Of the insults offered
" Aing John was stroke Of unexpected
Pohcy. His Ministers are fairly well liked.
=. tne budget that has Just been published is
tal more reasonable than those which pre-
oFuea e M It, The peasants have been relieved
~ ha,.N oolous taxes. The expenses of collection
ra nsSe been Ightcned, and everything gives
te monlse Of a prosperous reign for the young
3uspiciously.
, 1880-02-15

God. n. Feyal defines marriage as
the "freely legitimate union Of young
applies he term "Mormons Of Legality" to
Dumas and his partisans. This, and a
new volume of travels by A. D'Audidret,
almost the only literary novelties of interest.
Though written IN a. c{aPs 1{a%Penta1y familiar
yations on life and nature in the East have
no little piquancy, and are thoroughly read
able
opERAT1C.
Adelina Patti began her season tonight at
the Gaite in the 'sTraviati." Probably no
such brilliant audience lia was ever seen
magnificent transformation for the theatre
itself, the home Of spectacle and opera bollffet
ruled BY Marie Laurent tn the one, by
splendid voice, and her lower notes were
especially admired. She was recalled three
times at the end Of the first act and once at
tile end Of the third, but the audience grow
lukewarm towards the close.
, 1880-02-15
AUSTRIA.


RESIGNATION OF MINISTER'S.
LoNDoY, Feb. IA Vienna correspond
ent says the Austrian Liberal Ministers
Baron Won Stre1nayer, Minister of Justice;
Baron J. Won Horst, Minister of the Ma
tional Defense; and Baron Won Korf Wei
denheim, Minister OF Finance-persist in
their intention to resign. Count Taaffe,
President, has opened negotiations with
Besetsua Besetzug for the Ministry Of FL
nance, and Conrad for Minister of itnstruc-
ton. Both, however, refuse to enter q reac-
tiouary Cabinet.
, 1880-02-15
TIE CANAL SCHEME.
DE LEssErs' ESTIMATES.

Special Cable.
CoLoH, Feb. 1.-THE engineers employed
by N. Ferdinand de Lesseps in the task
Of surveying the site Of the pro-
posed canal, and of estimating the
probable cost Of it, have to-day issued
their report They unanimously favor
a level canal. They estimate the cost at
81, ,000, 600 francs. NJ De Lesseps will now
publish circular, inviting American sub
scriptions to the value of half that amount,
The work is to occupy eight years in the ac-
complishment- The tolls are calculated at
Is francs per ton.
, 1880-02-15

Government did not support Won Bennerg-
sen, who received 50 votes for President, al
though the latter's frequent interviews with
Bismarck before the opening of Parliament
case.
TREATY.
BEKLIy, Feb. IA treaty with the Ha-
Waiian Government has been presented to
the Federal Council.
SABOURoFF,
the newly-appointed Russian Ambassador
here, has gone to St. Petersburg to give an
account ct his reception.
, 1880-02-15

| er than ever before. It will be many weeks
before the bill is reported to the House.
| D1sTMcr-ArToRSEY LEAKE.
DistI1ct-Attorney Leake is here on what
ne calls vacation trip, and to attend to
| says that the report that he is here to look
after II the Gregg case and to attempt to pre-
vent Charles Reed from securing pardon
for him Is unfounded. 1.-THE case of Gregg ~
sid ksake Tas settled long ago.. meaning
submitted the matter to his I4eake's) dis
creti0n. The settlement at tint time was
made In two minutes, without any difficulty,
except to the newspapers.
TIE INDIAN TERRITORY.
It has been discovered that the bill now
tee OIL Territories, which has been alluded
to as 4 bill to extend the jurisdiction Of the
United States Courts over the Indian Terri
tory, really, in its present form, provides for
the opening up of the Territory to settlement
One Of its sections is said to provide for the
establishment of local land -of1ce in the Ter
ritory at such point as the Secretary of the
Interior may direct. The lands of the Indian
tribes are to be surveyed, and every member Of
the tribes is to receive a homestead OF
in the reservations Of their respective tribes
Maps are TO be made in accordance with the
new surveys, and the Interior Department Is
ISSUE PATENTS TO THE INDIANS
for their homesteads, yesting in them COM
Rlete title, bu5 containing q condition that
inal patentees or their heirs within term Of
twenty-oue years. After llolnesteads are
thus selected by Or for the Indians, the re-
mainder Of the lands in the Indian Territory
are t to be ,i! Sold LIN in the ,a same manner 9 1s
proceeds to be invested in Government bonds
and held in trust for the Indians. These
provisions are said to be q direct violation Of
the treaty.
EAR1cAL.
Probably as farcical a proceeding as any
indulges in is one Of its sessions for debate
only" On such an occasion the House d.
vests itself entirely Of its Legislative. charac-
ter and functions and becomes simply de-
batting society: About the only members
who make their appearance are those
air their e1oquence, and who seldom get
q chance to do SO in the regular session Of
the House. Yesterday it was agreed that
the the House should meet to-day, but that no
done. The restriction really seemed quite
unnecessary, for thus far very little legiS-
1ative work has been done this session. The
House, to be sure, has made a show OF doing
yising its own rules. When that work was
begun so experienced a legislator as
ALEXANDER h. STEPHENS
expressed the opinion that it could be COM
pleted in a week or ten days at farthest- Six
weeks have passed, and more than one-haf
Of tho revision still remains to be gone over.
a feeling, Of uncertainty pervades the Demo-
against doing anything. They have not even
passed the bill to pay United States Mar
shals what is due them, Notwithstanding the
promise freely made by Chairman Atkins
, 1880-02-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.-THE London COTE
spondent Of the Courier says: Assurance
is given me that the statement Of the inten-
tion Of the Baroness Burdett-Coutts to. de-
fote ESQ., 900 to the amelioration Of the dis
t1ess in Ireland is true Contradictions have
been made in most of the London daily pa
pers, but the fact is incontroyertible. The
money will be invested in the purchase of
land In the District of Connemara, County
Galway, to be afterwards let to small ten
ants at long leases and moderate rents a
committee Of Irish gentlemen interested in
agriculture is associated in the scheme"
SEED.
LONDON, Feb. 14.-When the motion was
made to 60 into Committee on the Seed-Po-
tat0 bill, Iii. Nolan moved that the Commit
tee have power TO extend its provisions to
other seed besides potatoes. Agreed to.
LOANS.
Yesterday Henry Lowry Cory, James
Chaine, and John Mulholland, Conservative
members from Ireland, waited on the Chan
cellor Of the ExcheQuer In relation to loans
from the Treasury to railways and other
public undertakings. The Chancellor prom
ased to appoint committee to inquire into
the subject
NOBODY HURT.
Arthur Creagh, Magistrate Of Carrahan,
Comfy Clare, was fired at five times in his
own house, through window, but was un-
hprt Creagh rushed out and fired eight
Shots at his assailants without effect. Two
men nave been arrested on suspicion.
) AMENDMENTS TO THE RELIEF BILL.
y Shaw L$evre Iiberal), member of the
4ouse Oh Commons for Reading, will, in
1o1oRll1eet move all amendment to the Gov
eminent bill for the relief Of the distress in
ne!and, to leave out the restriction of two
months as the term for which relief may be
gwen. LIE will also move for new clause,
gaslng tenants elected during the present
Jsat 1of n0n-payment of rent the right to
ealm sl compensation for disturbance Of ten
ale1 Under GladStone's Land act of 1870.
SOUTHWARK ELECTION.
ine election at Southwark for member of
armament resulted: Edward Clarke (Con-
ssfaIovGauye), : 1868; Andrew Dunn Niberal),
49,; George Shipton (1Torkingman's rep
THE scULLcRACE WON DY BoTD.
Inc scullintg, match between Boyd and
fanFts aswdon, over the Tyne championship
course course today, for s2o0. was won BY Boyd by
isrele lengths. Time, 90m. SIS. Boyd al
@o"eo daWdon four lengths start.