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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-07-08
LEOTA,


Crops in this section are looking fine.
Never saw better.
No winds here to do any damage, al.
though it is said that there is 4 contin-
ual blow on Cap. Kelly's place.
School is in good running order, with
twenty-five scholars, in a new house,
anu Miss Melissa Hackett handles the
rod.
The bridge across the Cllampepedan
is completed, and made passable for
teams.
It is boy at B. o. Bevans' this time.
W. G. Barnard made flying visit to
Mankato last week on business with
Unc)eSam.
Esq. Hoolbrooks has put up an addi-
tion to his hotel, therefore he will he a.
ble to take more dodgers.
G.. Knips will start feed mill this
fall, and says that he will let his GUS
toners have their sacks back.
For a pleasant sail boat ride we will
recommend Okabena Lake, with G. b.
Loveless ut the helm. F.
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COUNTY MAPS

7Qd1 y
GREAT REDUC77ONINP PRICE,
just received at the ADVANCE office
new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we will sell at reduction
Of SO per cent. for the next go days, as
follows:
Single Map, 10c
Two Maps, l5c
Five Maps, Csc
These are handsome colored maps
and the only large maps OF Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering by
mail must enclose stamp
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"A better rider than Orion cannot be
found anywhere. "-Cairo mich. DEM
ocrat. Will ride at Worthington, July
10th afternoon and evening.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES..

lTI S. Land Office at Worthhrgton, MINI
" June II. 1850
Notice is hereby given that the following
named tlcr has filed notice of his intention to
| make final proof in Snprnr' Of his claim and Sc
cure final entry thereof at the U. S. Land Office,
in Warrington. MIMI, on
Tuesday. July 90 1850,
John Brader,. Homestead Application No.
49, Tor the seq sec. litlE':G and names
the following rs lis witnesses. viz:
Jonathan Gordon, Matthias Bridges. Charles
liarthun, Martin Heiser, of IIerSey, Mimi.
All MOSs GKINAGFR, Register.
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The best and largest circus company
on earth is coming with Miles Orton's
Mast0dOn shows July 10th,
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1 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Members all present.

N1SI!lbSlS ull piCScllC.
d. Shell was duly appointed to super
intend trimming trees in the public
park.
The County Treasurer WAS directed
to furnish! $3.50 to railroad fare for /;
destitute invalid Traveller.
VIM. BrcWn, Of Seward township,
applied for Abatement OF taxes Oh real
estate tax Of 1879, alleging that the title
was vested in the Sioux City railroad
company. The petition was referred to
the County Attorney with directions
to consult with the Attorney General
asking for Lis opinion Oh legal points
involved.
4 communication was received from
Edward Dnrreau representing that he
had paid an excessive tax on lands in
GIallan Lake township tax o. 1875
lie asked for Il correction of errors and
that the excess be applied Oh tax Of 1879.
On examination it was found that err
rors lad been made in extending the
tax and that he had paid in excess on
tax Of 1873 sufficient amount TO pay the
tax Of boil. years. 1t WAS therefore or.
t:ered that his tax Of 1879 he Cancelled.
On application oI a. n. CLANCY,
County Surveyor. to purchase for the
county complete surveyors township
plats, l-ll notes. etc., and the Auditor
WAS directed to draw on the Road and
Bridge fund for the sum Of $37 60 for
that purpose.
A petition was received from the su-
peryisors of Bloom township for an ap-
preparation Of SIS for material to build
a bridge in said town. Granted.
A list Of 81 separate pieces or parcels
of revisited railroad lands therein de-
scribed from the State Auditor with di-
rections to cancel the same and strike
them off the tax and assessment lists.
So ordered.
The st. Paul & Sioux City railroad
company by their agent and attorney,
Stephen Miller, asked for the cancella-
ton of taxes on lots belonging to said
company in the village of Adrain, in
blocks 1, 6, II, Il, 10 and II, claiming
that said lots were located Oh and were
a part Of section -, town 102, range
43, belonging to said company, and that
the same was legally exempt from taxa
ton. The board refused to cancel or
abate the taxes.
Applications for bounty on forest
trees were made and allowed as follows:
c. II. Morrison, II acres, 81 SO
E. Erickson, 2 acres, 4 90
J. Il. Dewey, 6 acres, $12 90
BILLS PRESENTED AND ALLOWED.
J'-Gra tt balance due Ga Masgie acct 5000 90
j. a. Town. board of THOMPSON, washing, II so
A. +. Miller, publishing Delinquent Tax
List, 1914
j. r. Dewey, for relief furnished, 2.70
y. W. Lyon, assessing Worthington village, II 60
John Hackett assessing I.eota Up, H.,0
j. W. Ashworlh assessing Elk 1D,, goo
S. Wass, assessing Summit Lake Tp, 22.O0
Q. NJ: Briggs, assessing Graham Lakes TIP. $500
Charles Fritz, assessing WillMont Tp.. 22.00
Il. A. Firth, assessing iorain To-, $500
j. NJ. P0ister, assessing HcrSey To-, $500
Fl. BOvec, assessing BigelOW To-, 26.G0
e. Il. Leonard assessing Dewald Tp, $500
Bills of Pioneer-Press Company laid
over to next meeting.
Adjourned.
ROEEET SHORE, Chm.
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RANSOM.


Ransom celebrated on the Sd in Mr.,
Prldeaux's grove. There were several
present from. Rushmore, some from
Bigelow, some from Osceola and nearly
all of our own town. The tables look.
ed as though we never had lost crop
nor seen any hard times. After dinner
the exercises began, as follows:
Music-'America." Remarks by E..
s. Bennett, of Osceola. Iowa, and Fred
Graves. Address-By F. Hubbard.
Song-Star Spangled Banner. Address
BY Grandfather DeFoos. Remarks by
L: F. Graves. Address by Rev. MIR.
Means. SOng-Cor0nation.
MIR. Prideaux received the thanks of
all present. Also the Committee had
the thanks of all for the arrangements
made for the comfort of all.
In he evening the people met at S. G..
Farmins to see the fireworks which Mr..
Farmin's son sent from Chicago to make
the day complete. The fireworks were
good and we had good time as we al
ways do in Ransom.
A minor arrival at I. n. Wilson's, a
boy.
@. W. w. Dow is sinking we'll near
his house. Is down 80 feet and no wa
ter. He is still going down.
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Mr.. Plumb is barbering the trees in
the park. They look better with their
HAIR cut.
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RUSHMORE.

The 4th, passed off very quietly.
quite number Of our people went to
Adrian to celebrate.
a. G. Seney took trip to St. Paul
last week. ~.
;. B. Bedford and Bro. have quite a
nice stock of groceries.
1t Is lumored that there will soon be
opened a general store under a new firm
name.
The Presiding Elder will preach in
the new church ON Sunday evening.
Come out. Sunday school at same place
at III A. NJ. BETA.
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Come to town Saturday and pay the
printer and then 60 to the circus with
u light heart.
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The marie placed here is to give no.
tice that you' subscription has expi,'-
ed.
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"A New Kind cTwatcs Cae

"A New Kind OF Watch Case
New because it s on'. within tin, fast few.
years that ii has .'"vn improved sad brought
because the first invention, was made and The
first patent taken out nearly tWcUty years ago.
and eases made at that time AMI worn ever
since, are nearly as good as new. Read the fol-
lowing which is only one case OF many luudreds
your jeweler can tell OF similar ones:
MANSFIELD. Pa, May HSth 1875
l have customer who has carrie.i one of
Boss Patent Cases fifteen years AMI I knew It
two years before he got it, and it now appears
good for ten years longer
Il. T.. OINEY, Jcweler
Remember Jas. Boss is the only Patent Case
made Of two plates Of solid god Zone outside
and one insi.le) covering every part exposed to
wear or sight. the great advantage Of these solid
plates over electro gliding is apparen; to every
one. Boss is the only parent case with which
there IS given y W'1ilen Wal .;lnt, OF which the
following is 4 itcsinlile:
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WANTED.-A girl to do Homework.
43-tf, Mrs. GEO. w. WILSON.
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Social at the Congregational base.
ment on Tuesday night next. Rasp.
berries, ice cream. cake and pretty girls.
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Gen. Grants Arabian Horses.-The
Sultan of Turkey presented Gen. Grant
with two beautiful Arabian horses
which now grace the soil of America.
where Kendall's SPAWN Cure is found
in almost every store to relieve the aches
and pains which every animal is affect
ed with. It is sure cure for eyery
kind of blemish or lameness to which
beast or man is subject to. Read the ad
vertisement of kendall's SPAWN Cure.
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LOCAL..
WORTMINGTON. MIMI, JULY 8, 1850
CLUB RATES.

The ADVANCE Is furnished at 81 50 a year to
Clubs Of ten or more. Clubs Of ten for six months
Is cents for each subscriber.
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SIOUX CITY & ST. PAU. TIME CARD.
EvDpECS

G. & y. ". TIME TABLE.
Time OF depart rt of Passenger Trains from
klankatn:
Leave for Chicago 10 a. N. & 6 IS p. III.
- NV Tin ut q 81 Il. III. Is ) IS p. III.
Time Of arrival
Prom the East, 6 50 Il NJ T. < Is pm
From the West, S rs Il H& 6 20 III.
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A. 2. Miller, editor of the Worthing-
ton Advance, who reads the poem to-
day at our grand celebration in place of
Gen. Baker, is u poet in the true sense
of the word. Sometime since we gave
several columns of the Spectator to an
analysis by our Mr.. Clark Of a late poet
ical production by Mr.. Miller, which is
very graphic and Minneap-
oils Spectator July 3.
The village OF Worthington is said to
be without minister. The pious Ad.
vance, hove>e", is laboring for the NOR.
al culture of the people in the right di.
rection.-Kasson Republican.
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SUMMONS.

SUIuMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
- COUNTY OF MOBILES.
DISTRICT COURT
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT {
Aultman, Miller 4 Co., Plaintiffs,
against Summons
VIM. N. Boyer. Defendant
The State of Minnesota to the above raMed De-
PENDANT:
You, WIN. NJ. Buyer. are hereby summoned
an! required to ansWe the complain; in this ac
ton Which is now on file in the Office Of the Clerk
OF the district Court for said county at the vii
lage OF Nor.Hin"ton IN said county AMI TO serve
q copy. OF your answer to SAID complaint on the
suosctanci, at MS of:Ice IN the vi i.ge of W"r
wi hin twenty days after the service OF his sum
mons upon You. exclusive Of the day of selvi"c,
and if you fail to answer the said complaint with
IN the time aforesaid, the p!aitiii in this ac ion
VIII take Judgment against You for the sum of
One Hundred and Eleven Dollars " It'll interest
thereon at the rate OF seven per cent. per annlln
from the 18th day of Dcccmber, 1871, and the
costs and Disbursements OF this action.
Dated Woithin@i on, Mimi, Junc l. 1850.
NJ. y. SOULE,
'l6w Plaintiffs Attorney Wor,hirgton, Mimi
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COUNT NEWS.
LITTLE ROCK.

Is: e. Neynes had 8 calves killed by
5iightnlng. The flash struck between,
the house and barn. Mrs. Neynes was
knocked down while in the house. John
had gone to the barn to see if the doors
We're closed and he thought horse had
kicked him. Mr.. Neyne's barn is com
pleted and it is as good as any one can
The Faragher Bros have their barn
we'll under way.
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II. a. Firth, assessor for Locain town
ship, furnishes us the following Stats
tics for that town:
No. of acres sown in 1880: Wheat oSI;
oats 307; CORE; 1893; barley 81; rye 5; buck
wheat 81; potat.'cs %; sugar cane 6; cul
tivat'd hay Il; flax A.,
Apple trees growing 1872. Apple trees
bearing 81. Milk COWS 1856. Sheep shear
ed 9S2. Wool .365 lbs. Hogs &c. Horses,
3 yrs and over, Is. Forest trees, 374 a.
c'es. Along public highways, 955 rods.
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AS the majority Of our readers do NJ

AS the majority Of our readers do not
see the St. Paul and Minneapolis dali
lies, they have not read the Celebration
Poem delivered by the editor of the
ADVANCE at the Hennepin anniversa-
ry celebration. For their benefit we
shall next week publish the poem III q
correct form. In the hurry of getting
the type together for the dailies, the
boys have mutilated the poem some
what
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A dispatch received last evening says
that Dunnell was nominated yesterday
at Waseca,
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DRIA n.

The Fourth was celebrated here in
good style. There were over 400 people
in town. The exercises consisted of
good music and All address by Mr.. Ogle.
l.. s. Nelson got the first prize in tile
horse race, john Fay first in the foot
race and Mr.. Murphy got the second.
John Humjston took the first prize on
glass ball shooting and Mr. Colman the
second. There were two runaways.
Mr.. Burrows team ran away but no.
body was hurt. Albert Thomson 8 team
also ran away and Nels Langseth was
thrown out and had a hole knocked in
his head. In the evening, there were
fireworks at the school house and the
day closed with a hop until morning
and some of them were celebrating yet
on the 9th.
Don't forget to attend the show on
Friday, the 9th.
L. S. Roberts returned on Saturday
last.
Miss Lena Kahler from Carver CONN.,
ty is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Tim
mons, and Miss Gathels from Jersey
was here to celebrate with US.
Albert Thomson is putting up a new
DIV cling house.
a new stock of bedsteads at the Fur
niture Store.
For your extension tables call at the
Furniture Store.
II. Davis and wife, of Worthington,
were here celebrating the fourth.
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sizes Of Amber Game Mills ut II. G..
Shepard & Co.'S. Manufacturers of SUI
gar and syrup had better select one be-
fore they are all taken,
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We understand that on Sunday last
Rev. Sheldon, of the NJ. E. Church.
touched upon the sinfulness of Wor-
Ellington, and as one of the proofs of
his position, cited the fact that church
member had actually gone out into the
street IN front of the big bulletin board
and looked ut the circus bills! ?. -
CIRCUS DAY.-Next Saturday " i'll be
circus day and we ask our subscribers
while in town to come in and pay up
This is the first Call of the kind we have
made for months and many of our sub
scribers are again falling far behind
We are needing money now badly
Come in and pay part, if you cau't pay
.,|
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The prince of child riders are little
Albert and Bernard the midget gym.
nasts, whose midair performances are
worth days tedious journey to see
The so,nersau!ts, life leaps, &C., in the
air and their great headlong dive or de-
scent from the top of the canvas to a
net below startles and excites the ap
plause OF everyone. They will be in
Worthington, Saturday July 10th. with
Miles Orton'S Mastodon Shows.
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Chas. Chase was arrested on Thurs
day last, on complaint of Andrew An
derson, for selling a pint of beer. The
case was continued to Monday when
Mr.. Chase appeared and paid fine OF
S45 and costs. We learn that some of
the village officials gre ''wrathy'' he
cause Rohrer brought the action in the
name of the State instead of the village,
us DIRECTED, and therefore the fine goes
to the State.
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n. P. Miller, editor Of the Worthing-
ton Advance, who read the poem at the
ceitbrat 10 OH Saturday in place of Gen.
Baker, is himself poet of considerable
reputation. lie was at one time edito-
rally associated with d. r. Locke
Pioneer Press July 5,
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Second hand mower for sale. Inquire
ut this office, =
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List of Premiums Awarded at the
Celebration, July Sd:
SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
Worthington Club, LIST Prize, $25 90
Adrian Club, I'd Prize, Is 90
Grand Prairie, Sd Prize, 10 10
BOAT RACE.
'. Moore, 1st Prize. 5 800
Joseph Loveless, I'd Prize, 800
HORSE RACE.
H. NJ. Anderson, 1st Prize, 800
A. L. Runyon, I'd Prize, 5 90
B. w. Lyon, Sd Prize. 200
We learn there is some dispute about
the awards in the horse race.
FOOT RACE.
G. A. Tatum, LIST Prize, 800
Seymour Coyer, I'd Prize, 200
SWIMMING RACE.
Y. Moore, lst Prize, 500
A. S. Husselton, I'd Prize, 2 90
FOOT RACE By BOYS UNDER II YEARS.
Howard Ogle, 1st Prize, 800
Chas. Miller, I'd Prize, 200
Perry johnson, Sd Prize, ! 90
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Rev. F. Peterson will preach at the
Cong. church on Sunday evening next,
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The only disturbance we have heard
of connected with the GLORIOUS fourth''
was OH Saturday night when Joseph
Lyon, under the influence of lemonade,
became little boisterous and got into
scrimmage with Charley Chase. He
was put in the lookup over night and
discharged next day when the effects OF
the lemonade had passed off.
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Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acquisition OF
flesh AMI color, are blessings attendant upon the
reparative processes which this priceless inviy-
GRANT speedily initiates AID carries til Il success
full cOnclu ion. digestion is restored and SllS-
by the Rftrers, which is iuof1enSivc rscn to the
feminine palate, vegetable in composition, and
thoroughly safe.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gencr-
ally.
For Hostetter's ALMANAC for 1850 apply to
Druggists and dealers generaily. LILY
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Don't miss the big circus, July 10th

at WOrthington.
Remember the circus, the menagerie,
the cameis, the buffalos, the monkeys,
the dogs, the ponies. the snakes, the
bareback riders, the fire eater, the BIZ
cycle riders, the Fiji cannibals, the pro,
cession, and all the other great attrac-
tions to be seen with Miles Orton's Mas
todon shows, Saturday, July 10th, at
WOrthington.
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Roscoe G. Chase, Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named
Defendants:
You. Roscoe g. Chase, are hereby summon
ed and rcquire', to answer the complaint in this
acton which has been filed in the office of the
ty and State, and TO serve il copy of your answer
To- said Complaint on the subscribers 1T the office
OF Ell her of them in the village of Worllingtnn
twenty days after the service of this Summons
upon you, exclusive Of the dny OF such service.
and il you fail to answer the said Complaint
Within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this
action Will apply to the court for the relief de.
mandcd in said complaint.
Dated June IS, A. u. 1850.
EMORY CLARK and
GEO. W. WILSON,
44-Gt Plaintiff Attorneys Wo!thiugton, Minn
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Mr.. "A. Z. Miller of Worthington,
Minnesota, will read the poem at the
Hennepin celebration. Gen. J. H. Ba-
ker of Mankato, was originally cast for
this part, but he declined to fill it., and
the honor fell upon Mr.. Miller, who is
regarded by those who know him as a
poet who possesses the genuine fire Of
geniuS.-PiOneer-Pr Press June 80.
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A dres sing
which is at once
agreeable
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
S CRYING the
hair. Faded or
gray hair soo's
} restored to IL
7 1
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this part, but he declined to fill it, and
the honor fell upon Mr.. Miller, who is
regarded by those who know him as a
poet who possesses the genuine fire Of
genius.-Pioneer-Press June 80.
We are Informed that Bro. Miller of
the WorthingtOn Advance will deliver
the 4th of July Grafton at Talcott Lake
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Herald.
We regret that we could not meet the
people there but we were called to Min
neapolis to participate in the Hennepin
anniversary celebration. If the friends
up at Lake Talcott will get up a camp.
meeting or a picnic some Sunday dur
ing the Summer, We'll go if we have to
walk, and talk to them just as long as
they can stand it.
An oriental traveller describes this
busy scene, witnessed on historic shores:
''Our steamer landed on beach which
was the port of Antioch, where the dis
clples were first called Christians.
There was no town at the waters edge,
no people, no wharf. The passengers
and the merchandise were put ashore
in lighters, which ran up in the sands.
A troop of camels, with their driver,
lay on the beach, ready to transfer the
goods into the interior. Among the ar
ticles landed were boxes marked DR.. J.
q. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass, U. 5. A.,
showing that they contained medicines
and whence they came. These with 9TH
er goods were hoisted on the backs of
camels. for transportation to Antioch
Thus the skill of the West sends bae k
it's remedies to heal the maladies of pop
ulations that inhabit those Eastern
shores. whence our spiritual! mamma
came. ',-WindsOr VT Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
Projected shin Railroad,

New YoRk. March 1.-The CONNER.
eial Bulletin, referring to the project Of .
ship railroad or Tue Scibillot plan. 10 be
forthwith tried ,ar Paris, and to the
application recently made to the Greek
Government for authorization to con-
struct q ship railroad on some plan on
the Ishmus Of Corinth, says: Clearly
we are at least on the point Of ascsr-
tanning what can be done toward con-
Meeting navigation Of separated waters
by ship railroad. The experiment Ia to
be tried on ar adequate scale under the
eyes OF Europe. and 1t will o be made
manifest how far this ~eIpedient IL des-
tined to supsrssde ship canals. Is the
cost OF railroads 10 only one.Afth to
ons-third OF that Of q canal, according
to varying conditions. It may DO pru.
dent for De Lesseps to postpone his
canal scheme until this new function Of
railroad has been fairly tested. At any
rate, We should think II quite possible
that his capitalist friends in Paris may
take this view OF tho matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
Brutal Array in Texas.

GALVESTON. March la Netns sps-
cisl from Gusro. Texas, says: Three
men named Holland. Martin and Cow.
ard were engaged in pitching half dol.
lars for drinks. Holland disputed the
game, and started for his house for .
gun to kill Martin. His mother, 70
years old, came from the house and
caught Martin, who was trying to pre-
vent Holland from getting the gun. She
held Martins arms while Holland drew
q knife and savsgely hacked Martins
throat. Coward then placed . pistol IN
Martins hand. who then shot Holland
in the arm. and shot himself clear OF the
old woman. knocked her down and then
shot her. inficting . wound from which
she shortly afterwards died. 10 then
fred again at Holland, wounding him
MORALLY. Martins injuries are not
serious.