davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-01-17

h. -.,,m u,,u,,,. ,,.,o-..,,..., n,b..,----*,
weak. >'"ea
!ikaekb Ho0b-Mafkot qui&s Hhh dull At n ~,
..., I1 tht WfstffN AtAFf&fhH Pftst.
nr 14fH morn than last weett Avstr6s Ou13 S4z9
gttat's mnrkct rUnnAlly unchanesA. A3
sHEE. = ~ t.AMstEa,-HsttipIs H aaf4 seets&a TN
IL {h1SaTM '~-'>-'" 31131s dua
,,,.r.,.
nr,,,,o -, ~ aiG.,Fr, n1crn.o s"p..
ksa gnie and Gns9rs md sellers spnrL tendlng dssS,
r,1,u shippers, ~ t41st.1St ulkrd bntoIcs', HSfsSS
olnfb1 with + cOntin!r0 downward sRndenoy, ''
HUxEr AND 1sANhS--Neeglpla, G,AJl; nisfk at a.,,
Prices lo - fS !9T9ri f4n Ga1FYi Ya}E to Ro0l WHat
II nsH III, ss.|s t;D.,,s !" e1o'e "et'"ta laab1
1lnHs.-itecVipts. sUT headt market hx,i, vosx ,,A
feT good t0 chlGu f0rkUt1 It 3st14 .d5 Ltx11 III
rMlath, l. ft,ssa S1ai !oaa os extra u A1; ihs
""t*e' e'oeeu "o1t' ~ eaT@ un''o'
, 1880-01-17
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments wcro 0lod for rec
ord Frti!Ay, Jun, 10:

The following Instruments wcro 0lod for reo-
ord Frttsay, Jun. ID:
cry PROPERTY. =
wsefsh T. ~ sof ~ of Wnsq4tEa s a
nip ys ssa!.s; + h Xsr qss; ;iasisd jim 10
rsa!sen,h Il SSSs! sH y f0ss bsarsa!s.
@ s asna fad srSad 5!sf Gepss g. ~ 100
4; : }SSt:S,SSi ,S. astca jan if1anf zasod.Ey r.,
wSs$ as sss + nIIiiss si. il il IL"
H cbanssqY I'VE fof* D. wH'si '. n.s zm
1Snsrf s.ss ss i Il h q tss4 s' HsS q I, os.s &
0ff.:s $sss I: SsSs ii; II j: S,:i; |;
$s!$s III: i. iii Il: Sijs; &
T:$: s;$s ;sS! Essx;!;Ss S$s L y;ssE
I'll SFs;ss: Sss it; i III; Ii
hodnry $. WhttSambj: :.:,.,.:...,.........:'.:. sou
,.f Sassa 1a T. L. w%eo !" l.stitek M a. Hsyj: @ 11m
,5H, Il. aatai Jan. ii t;sosss HicksrdttS 10
r6s EisSsss NJ Is Essa;i ~: aatsd Doc:
h2S' s.: ds!sa Fl y H. S Tvs
VI; aa.sa ST saa Il ssssd e
ST. 3sse: & Sets & tsE5fsl Il tsj;s Il vf 400
f sStS E stsF II pe;sESIt} atod jill. iStW o
ys:ts: L Ns !? ,; u MtssY, sFii.oS j. a %
Nssgmt T. y, itnn,a,,s aa.aa seI 4: m tcsons
Soo1 0' ',nf 81 K M'e;'H oTso' asvsS
nsTfe{ aa' Ill., II g & T. e Grstil SsFtlIta'f n y
A;ssSa e 5'a T. & tsss4
A%Gs;f n; ss II
, 1880-01-17

The difference In tho aggregate number OF
failures between 0os8 In number In 1872 us COM
pared with 10,+7s In ls7s, seems mitch greater
when II is realized that, Ia 1871, only one trader
In every los failed, rs nKninst ono In every q IN
1878. Extending tho comparison buck over
Some years, these arc tho rcsults: In 1870 every
sixty.ninth mau succutnbcd; In 1877 every
seyenty-thtrl; III 1873 o.'ery sixiy-fourth, while
for 1879 1t wis only every one hundred atld lfth
trader who laid down his lond. In an ARMY of
over 10000 MI Improvement so marked wt,,d
certainly beEct n most hopeful confidence IN Its
chnnces Ut SUCCESS. A comparison Of these
figures With those that unfortunately still pre-
vail In Canala gives point to tho marvellous I'm
provctnent in the Quilted Suites, though in
tho Dominion tho Signs Of better times are un-
1n!stnknbte.
Cotton opened pout below the closing prices
Of the iay before, and closed casy ut l..05c for
Fcbrunry, mud 1.lsu for Marrh In review OF
the cuttun trude OF Lancashire, tho London
Timts aays:
"Tho evidences Of improvements arc every
whers nppnrcnt, though there Is ut present
yaat quantity uf machinery stopped Mills TINT
as1 ve sag hen FIR ,o for an ss sbGs ' IRE II a,t ana
snhl pr yportlon ot tho lnosns hnvo been run for
over two yeara haye now thv full complement Of
rc stalIding idle and millions OF cnpital lie TN
productive. II 4. however. expected that before
lonE pyoEy spindle md every shuttle VII bo Mt
Solid evidences Of u turn IN tho tide nrc the
movements ot both manufacturers and opcrs!-
thnt ran SHOT ti,o fuii time. t,nd they aFo rot
thug ns much u1F their innchinery US possible.
The great hiuarancg to the present. res',ml,tt!on
erJ,eNl market. However much complaint there
may be. the 'sniddcmcn- aro t1ntn5vAbio, nnd
u assRs Ed Il ss's Il ss es
ton~supltly uaarkets."
We nre Indebted to tho publishers. ". q. Dnna
, 1880-01-17

bfom tue report VI tue mercantile agency or
1>un, Harlow s. Co., on failures for tho ycar
1s7o, It appears that tho mercantile failures in
the United States during tho ycar wcre In
number 6,6ss. With liabilities aggrcgating slightly
over sos sU10OO. Tile fixtures Of 1873 were tu
number l0,47s. with liabilities Of f-3s y0ooO 900.
The dccrenso fur tho phst yoar is therefore
most markel. thero havlng been $3.50 less fail-
tires thAn III tho previous year. while tho tlubll-
ties arc decreased $l30, ,0C0,UD. In the Western
States, tho figures for 1870 show that only orc
trader IN ovcry l5o failed. as aganst QUO III every
100 In tho Middle states, one In evcry n III tho
Southern Statcs. and ono Il, c%erF g In tho East
crit States, while III tho Paclc States tho fnll
nres havo eqnalet one In every IS. A compare
son OF these figures with thosc of 1878 clcnrIy
illustrates tho uniformity OF the improvement
In the Eastern, Middle, aud Southern Suites, but
by n yatn 80 marked 1T the Western States ns to
Indicate n great stride In commercial solldity.
Tho following tuble shows this III detMii:
, 1880-01-17

sollnted Pacific, 800 tbnrcs ut 3b.00; Hpston Con-
anltttAtc. lo Mt s1.iN; Silver Cilt. 1oo Mt t7.i;
AN a. NJ: tOo at 4:x; I.evntl,an, m Mt ;s7!1; sll-
vcr CHI, 1,Uo ut Oh, l0u ut b7fs $1,Do0 Municipal
Is Mt 1ls,s: lincoln Park s. *lo,no nj Io14.
5000 nj 10TH. Tho following quotations wcro
, 1880-01-17

Ihka shorc. 5000 Lake Rr,e l. Western, 6,Oo0
Louisville 4 Nashville. 6,0M Mnricttn 4 Cncin-
Nashville, Clattantx,yu & n. Louis, N.t1V Nny
;lesssy central, AZ M@n Northora. 1,actc, %op
a.0O Heading, a,Ooo st. Louis 4 San FI1.neiaeo,
1000 Iron Mo,iMtNfn, 14,UD St. lnul, II. .001
Union 1snclnd. 20,M0 Wabash, 1t. Louis 4 Pncillc,
nnt Il, 600 Western Union.
Money. Foo rer cont, o1oalug at &; prime iucr-
cnntile pnI,cr. bllI.
Sterling exchange fr7ner; sixty days 4s2A;
sNht 4Si,
, 1880-01-17

DALrluons, Jan. H.-tLnu1I-Uun and nosHs
Western gupeTane, eAT3@hxl do s1tra, Netnsal y"
family, a1Al47ta -.
MISUNDERSTANDING lover, ~sAk. but NY
scttv3; Mo- Western MsHlee RCD, SCOT and JsnpMs!s M
ttasls February. sL4p{eLAJ4s Narch. A.sLsss
April ttss9lts}<, MAY. eltasst vi. coE4-"ss..s
ary. ona Masch. ha44a3acl April, eiz1Be, ssass s
IaaaGo. pa,s guilt but aElui Western Nhnst S<'~
, 1880-01-17


CATrIE-lt nas not very satisfactory nnrkot
p.7cYs woro not thoroughly sustained. For caoIco
grades md tho descriptions usually tnsen by canncrA
n1d butchers tAoru no apnruclnbo decline, but
for uctum to Eoad grntsoa OF shipping cattle It
lncult 10 effect sales Ut @ loo "nI" ftuu ThNrsHya
quotations. Tho demAHd At best wns not nt MI sLurp,
1nd, twns chiefly centerad In faL shipping scera
snl bncliers stuff h0I.lsss hf inesliutn qualities
found uphill work to realize, exGrpt Ut grtnter
sacrtico thln tl,ay wore willing to nakn; cpnsa-
qlig1Aly cUnn!esnbla nuber OF TINT cusa Of stock
Ind IL Ru over unso1d. Ltght md medium welg.ss-
othor things being oqnnl-spid relatively better t!n
hcayy cattle. the quality not as ggod on the
preceding tlnys OF the wGok. Thuro wore only few
huuchcH Of extfn, and th1 proportion Of culco
grnIos also WAS less than for days previous.
Common to good sleeEs, weighing from LOU To LIED
ba co,l1rlsed tho bulk. and snea wero principally
within l1tnEe of $aat9t.5D Tho extreme tun9e OF
sales VIVA t30Oasaek. Tho local trade secured most
nf their supplies at t15Ddl3. Stocksea weIo Ia do
mand Ut *241IGlAt
Extra npeyos-Gsndcd 1teorr. weighing Leo
caoee iieayss yiss, .waii:i"smed sicsts,
ing lai to !1ias AlS1iL0
inx lid u Len a7s4oo
we!HlnK sO u iIhI ssaas9
q IdG .ioss 70
bills and ssalawas stvers .................. a2
Veuls, p1r U 2t5GG1a
, 1880-01-17
NEW YORK.

sptefal Dstnoteh ia The Chseaao Ttfbtms.
NEW Yunw+ Jan, 1a.-GHAlx-Wintsr whoht ngaia
decidedly brisk. but unsettled III to rauoa, opening
heavily at reduction Of fully lG2c per bu uuorr-
newcd pressure to place supplies. but ruly!ng ve9
sharply through tho afternoon. recovering about ~
fro tho lowest figures OF tho day lehvlnH oE asnlI
Mt I'M improvement. Speculative IehnKn toward tts
cosB qu!ckcncd, md tho whole market Won probably
strengthened uy tho materially Increased demand fuf
carly tcffscry from tle export interest which f4n
mainly on Tho Erndc OF No. rod and uukrndsd stoct
chiefly rcd, though whto nut with fsF EhAso Of
attention. Spring wheat moro sought towlrd ihs
close. ma.ny for early delivery export t..u.aal
leaving of uore Druty bids for olalons advaucslat
tho cxtrome cluse about sQAo per bu Without
leading 10 Important transactions. Calls
Adyleeh toward tho closo wers sspsosssad
favorable to tho etpore moyemsatt iU,R
1u No. rcd 1t s59l., &c S'0slas ~, - n4H aa..
tons. sL4G49 l1Nf. closing nj Sl.14l 12.ee en NIL
waukco sprng in store. fill. corn more trsstJ Of
sesct, and quoted Rosory lower, In niuDt lHssaces
!{3{e per bu, or moderately motive luau9sA. clos-
Ing somewhat Irregular, mixed Westsru unstudst.
i1tsaHnt No. ryo dull; No. W&stor4 asoet quoted
ht }}sH.3c, Outs In moderately dsslasd but
at further reduction Ut about ~ per bu. frao u'
ftrnKs, closing weak; No. Chiu8O at0ns Guoto1s
47t1e asked.
l'movtsloNs-Homo products modsmsssy aottr.
opGlnH trto snsler cIuslNy stronger: tsAss tnhct
I've for prompt delivery, quoted Ut tAs close - sAa
l2BiA fur osllnury to clsuleos In opepp Ina nc.t
moderately sought, closed rory hru1 at ~ e4A9
acw. jnnuatJ, 3l3L&al1u0 February, smaSn7
slurch; t!s7nlla{o April. cus meats qu'at paeoa
s.s r. s;s. sss1
aS:s S!S3s|$i! S:s tSS &s;;' /: E!sts| i sas'
sW'Hnss!xSs5S a,s!. Il II S;.sr S;iss
,% aSSs;s5s :.,s,.
$Y f:$$ III 8; =! \. Il ss
y$|s' s!s NY; .S .?sst$s H. I'll 3ss I Ss
y, ,se s's, ,esss ~: =.
ss;s;' siSs *Ss II ss'Ss SS '''s
.r1,as SS..SMsSs} ks'A A1sis:'Hs - +!
H Ss s;;: Si$ + . i: NJ $s:$ sss I;
S5s:sS5 S5;S5 III: $s:s;S .t5;; ss;: 4 ss
S;s II: T. $i;t ;;sssS:s ss: 81.
sa III fFiG's; FsGtai9 ~ s5Sasj ysMi'Sshl MaFsh II
%s:,s;ss 'ss %S'sd 'S%S' %a:ss1u' AZ sas ss'
s sns Ss0ssnssd s",ss and yD.,,.<s sut,
sssy f f.s T. xa foRs nss Il ul
FsF:;eIsua"naii; Sulsai Nv ssaaa. sSss' ~
%%xiif9w,- ou!et BIZ. Arm y elat s-lGe.
&SasEs4iSa. &Sa'sSs,siSst. s. bafi fislt1& q ts H.
S m5a;s yS5I @ .. fSs: !ss{ ais ts
.is iSs1 sssisE. s5,a a.s stsu'n
S%Hfhsts!ss %alsa2Ssssi III Il ''!si iS SS''S' '14'
ST. JtoU1s.
gT. LOUIS. Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NnA.s-Wheat unsettled, No. rcd. IL III nld casa
slt2s'sGl " 1ut,uurys s.S Ma'ss
tl.3GJizs9.l.a .aH April. Corn weak; a531tI5lo cash
MlgtA
, 1880-01-17

TUTXTGEs8WereG Gaiat ii ; liz ii sass md saios
wore tetArteA fItn Atueg ut htGlipc per blt.
rDulVRf-Was In 1!Hht request and cnsy under
rnthet FREQ nfIerlnKs with tho wrntlnr mild. snno
nenrty worthless chickens sold nt 1hp per ii. Quota
tGna wGTo f0llswa Chickens, drFsHttt, per IL,
tHrkeys. hFa$sed Sk 0o peg b lneks dreaaa1, ;1yd
nor lbt xeosc, dressed. tGso por hi vcuslon, toto
nAus AND OLD mixed rnTs nro
gn2Mtea M M os H. l.oa coPEeT at 1lc md ass
@ eMa sesosse Spg's II s u ~ S n'a's sas'S NJ
SEED4-TlMutlly WnA 1eUs nEt,vG, Opening Hteady
and WGHkcnng 1ntuF under lnryrr offerings uf Etnr,
luts: ealcs were reported ut t.tGa!i prime cnstng
r. n,oat t2t Gl.ser MMs qnotcn aSli 1t x.&fh
a. and n,i!at brought Hic.
SAl!I,.WlA n talr request and steady:
trsilnnry cGnrro sAlt, II Observation-Disclosures. 10
rrY Sri Eli; t nv, I'll y
L!yerpDp! Ans trhlt1 sacka1 ,..."..,..,.~ !!a
WiilSK f-Sna ne!iye ii TGarsiny's decline saiss
WGTo ~ brls t,nl;!s Kouds on tho busfsut *1gper
rattls Thu stock " Ar9ly hell. THO Snn Fn!Ncse0
fS .{ ye"r e t r1, e wo"1 In &
MnEte! tfcars medium cllulco.
Mns!et! tetcn medium eoHl0n... 4Gdp4I
IhsHou Atnce llin, per IT,. 4!GrI1
MGulu AHHasAc4.... ,E.T1
Ee W;
,a ~ uH
Ihp"W1a!lc. Eh1lGE. .Gst
Tub'wasled. co.unon to .<4s
, 1880-01-17

This Is the lnrVcas tatal OF pxports, exclusive
OF specie. over presented ut the port. Tho lust
years 1Ynros showed iii enorlnolls guit,, hut
this Aas overtoppod thnt by nensiy $7,uNuxU.
Including spocta aud bullion, tue Total exports
wesu F15l 04d,dD III 1871 $}a- H.: US In lB1s $ta-
f1al thlnks tho total exports Hro not likely tu in-
crcase, hut the imports Of merchandise N,U rup-
IDLY ganlnx. mud likely 10 be much larger the
coming yeHE.
Country shipments Ut currency to Chicago are
DECREASING, and the urieEs uso lnrger New
York exchange wax firm between bnhks At fbe
peg. 81 ,91u premium. Discounts Mru ino0eFatc,
With hsil,A rates 5gas per cent anA street rates
a. per csat, Clcastpxs were f4.y00oO0,
Couk uuunty ~ Msru sQld At loa.
!oa tho Chicago Mining Hoard tlcFo HsFo sales
d IAy1Axnln, 900 aaasss n S1hs 1n atSs Con-
, 1880-01-17

The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of tho lending nrtlclcs Of produce IN thls city
during the twcnty-four hours ending ut O'Clock
Friday MDfNlpR:
, 1880-01-17

ALBANY,


zp<etai niepateh to m Gatedas Tttoun4.
eafsl 1T sesi tIgi shs usual :iys aaa ats9y Ths
ashs,s opsinsa YoPa fsslg 9S5s l and
uo!Alned than wsrY FvslI1ol laae waek. After tie
hulk 0e the qslanr,d had boon supplied tls MAfkst
fill back. and Olossd quet ~ last HGsks prlees Ell
Ryr 9Eden small but buslnass Snad0 ~ the sales ~
Nav York spHc9latuyt,
slEkF ASn "A 11as.MeosIp!s, lla oetss .ls.t xeet,
tN. Boaep III fAlF dHn1AAd 4ad ktFAdy At A23M4Ml
tauts sasai only tN0 luts VI Gss So1k stSk sold VI
, 1880-01-17

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, jan. 16.-Eurekn Consol-
itntcd declares Il dividend Of 50c.
South HoIlo lerlce ut, assessment OF 100.
BOSTON.
BOSTON, Mnss. jan: 10.-The following aro tho
closing quotations for copper stocks:
Calnnet 4 1lecln....zG li9wnbic .............. 64
Gnppcr Fults.,.."... q |0M!Hcy ..+"..,....... ut4
Franklin -."..+..-.. VI lNAlge. 68
, 1880-01-17

HOG rRoDuCrS-Wero moderately nctive and ir-
regular declining about ~ per cont lhp nver1xc,
but Ellied afterwards to ucarly the prices
tho previous evening. Hogs quoted aD10o lower,
wllla thess wis POT much chAnga reported from
EaEopo
The following hbows tho stock OF provisions hand
In this city IL reported 10 tho Huarl " Trade by
, 1880-01-17

HOO NAI,Ek,

SJIEEp-rhero wu1 no nbatoMent ln the dnmand,
and PFicos ngain ruled strong. Tha tcst dUek SOFA In
lurtv 60. u t4A rhsy averaged u, l!s, md WusI
fud w ueoTvu 4. fntrGk WAeatun ILL., w nuto
, 1880-01-17

FttIttr.. bels......,,
afhaat ba...-..,
Torn, hu....+...,4
tluts, Du....i....,.
NyH. hu-..,...,....
Harley, bu,......,
Grhss.4Detl, ltN.
Eln1.xu1tl. ibs.s..,
Mrtlptn-cilrft. Lbs.
Glrpli aloAts, lbH,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-23
Bsieher pleased as Last.

It was reported last evening on the
streets Of Gold Hill and Virginia, and
generally believed. that In the drill hole
sent east from the face Of the south drift
ON the 2760 level Of Bslchsr some good
assays had been obtained. This Is
officially denied today. The fact 10, the
Bslchsr 10 too well pleased with the hard
porphyry cut by the drill TO want people
to deceive themselves as to the exact
facts in the case. They have had too
much soft vein matter. filled with water,
carrying just enough gold and silver to
be good for nothing. It shows lack OF
concentration OF the vein-too much
spreading out and general diffusion. II
the entire amount Of precious metals in
the lode anywhere from end to end as
now shown up on lower levels could be
collected into o width OF fifty feet OF the
vein instead OF being scattered through
800 feet. il would mako that city feet
rich milling ore. Belcher Is pleased
with the prospect Of finding a concen-
tration OF the vein when the hard por-
phyry Is passed through; pleased that
the eternal floods OF the lower regions
are not pouring in upon 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-23
The Narragausett Investigation.

New LONDON, July 23.-At the Nara
sansstt investigation yesterday Mr.. Gale.
o clergyman, testified that he and wife
were passengers on the Narragsnsett at
the time OF the collision. He left the
steamer on one raft and his wife on
another. His wife was carried IN board
the New York and he on board the Ston-
inRton. He afterwards went on board
tho New York. The ladies who were
rescued were Invested Of all their cloth.
ing and wrapped only in blankets and
sheets. His wife remained In o state
room with two other ladies until 3
O'Clock the next day without any cloth
ing, and no clothing or relief OF any
kind was furnished her or any OF the
other passengers. so far rs he knew. by
the officers OF the S~tonipgton line, He
was compelled to walk twelve miles to o
nephew's house in order to get clothing
for his wife. He was told by his wife
that the raft on which she embarked was
In charge Of a sailor from tho United
States ship Tennessee. who soon sue
csedsd In calming the excitement Of the
passengers and getting them in perfect
order. A list Of tho lost on the Nara
Ransett, made under the direction OF the
officers OF the steamboat company, num-
bers twenty-nine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-23

Last night just after sunset the writer
met ON South Howard street q man too
drunk to 60 straight. He was about
Ave feet ten inches high. fairly proper
toned, had brown. shocky hair. cold.
gray eyes. had on . well worn suit OF
rssdy.mads clothes which ft loosely,
wore chin whisksrs, was unshaven
for some time and appeared to
10 thirty-sigh or forty years. Of age ;
weight, 40 to $50 pounds. AZ the
writer passed him he turned and placing
his hand on his hip pocket inquired
fiercely. 'who said / was . murdsrerf'
Not much liking the appearance and
actions OF the man. no reply was made.
but an active advance rather out OF the
way. Not much was thought Of the
matter at the time. but . little later
search was made by Q small party for
the individual. He could not DO found.
The whole appearance Of the man was
such AZ would naturally attach to u
who had Aed to the mountains to elude
pursuit, and had been driven on by hun
ger and thirst. and whose frat drink had
gone to his head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-23
This hot weather 10 q breeder Of diI

This hot weather 10 O breeder OF dis.
ease wherever ON opportunity for II
exists. Clean everything like dscayino
vegetable matter from your premises,
look to sinks and sewers, priviss and
surroundings generally. keep clean, cal
proper food. and you will be all right.
When Jerry Boverio was seated. after
the accident yesterday, by his friends on
Q truck, he said he was not much hurt.
He died fifteen minutes later.
The hot weather is sending people to
Lake Tahoe. John Mckinney, OF Su-
gar Pine Point, run the popular place.
jenkins did not make his charge Of
assault to kill stay with Fred Ward any
more than he did the charge Of his pistol.
Nothing but Q little time now lies be-
tween John Trezons, hurt at the Yellow
Jacket big accident, and recovery.
Carson street sewer, below the Ophir
Office. 10 out on the street. It 10 under
going needed repairs, however.
The Thermometer scored SO degrees In
the shade In Gold Hill t%oday-the hot
test Of the season.
Pat Ennis, Secretary Of the Belcher.
has returned from o trip into the noun
tains.
The Thermometer indicated 93H de.
grees in the shade yesterday in Carson
City.
The best information yet obtainable
Is that Bovsrio was q SWISS renchmsn.
There Is q telegram at MONEYS livery
stable, Virginia, for James McCullow.
Frock. hurt in the Alpha yesterday, IL
getting along finely.
The Supreme Court will not meet I'M
til September 6.
Il. B. Mitchell has filed his notarial
bond.
wstsrmelons and figs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-23
Piper.s Opera Hesse.

The opening Of the season Of the
johnson and Cooper combination at
Piper's Opera House has been post
ponsd till 2 p. n. tomorrow at the matt
nee. The company has arrived. with
the exception OF two persons who have
been detained as Witnesses, but who will
be here tomorrow. This 70 better than
to change casts and open lees satisfac-
torily. 1t shows that the company feels
that 1t has o reputation to sustain and 10
anxious to give the people OF the Com
stock . good entertainment. 1t 10 we'll;
and tomorrow night the people will sup
plement the welcome "Ths Sunny
South will get at the matinee tomor-
f0W
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lain. President OF tho Board Of Trade.
said: / am not aware Of the views OF
the American Government regarding the
proposed conference for q copyright
treaty. / need not soy that this Govern.
ment would favorably consider my pro-
posal for an international copyright.
PARIS. July 22.-Henri Rochsiort has
declined to be a candidate for member
Of the Municipal Council from Bsllevills
In place OF Trinqust. Communists, on
the ground that the people had q perfect
right to elect Trinquet.
VIENNA, July 22.-Ths government
has ordered the ironclad Prince Eugene
to Pala. II is believed she is destined
to participate in the naval demonstration
In the Turkish waters. Two armed
cruisers will reinforce the Mediterranean
souadron,
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
American Suicide in Paris.

New YoRx. July GA special from
Paris to the Telegram says Paris was
shocked this morning by the announce.
msnt Of the suicide OF an American lady,
we'll known here and In London circles.
Mrs. Annie wstmors, Of New York. took
her own life yesterday ct the residence
Of Lady Albert Pelham Clinton. on Rue
Billault. The deceased was . very
handsome woman. and about ~thirty.fvs
years Of sgs. Up to 1 short time since
she was said to have been afianced to
the Marquis Of Anslesey, to whom she
became engaged soon alter her divorce
from her husband. In June last. An.
Rlsssy met and married Mrs. Wedhouss.
nee Miss Minnie King. OF Georgia.
Mrs. wetmors was drsadfully depressed
over hearing Of the marriage. and. Of
last, In despair. put an end to her life.
The sad occurrence has created Q great
sensation In the American colony.
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The Comstock 10 all right now. Ben.
Butler came up with the moon last eve-
ming. looked with his cooked eye at the
north end and went past. 1t il safe TO
take out ore and make bullion now.
The keeping and repeated trials Of
John T. Pritehard for the murder Of
Officer Symons will cost the people Of
Storey county not less than 500
This summer IL remarkable. The days
are less zephyrous than usual and the
winds Of nights stronger. We have
bowls about midnight every night.
There will be q private picnic at Bow.
srs' Mansion Sunday by two bus loads
Of virginians. Benefits buses will
take the participants.
wildsy Lodge. No. l, /. o. o. F..
has nled with the Recorder list Of Trus.
tees: VIM. Mercer, p. b. Neville and
Samuel Bowling.
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SAN FRASoisco. July 23-3 p. NJ
Con. Virginia. 2 30. 2 IS; Mexican. s, SSi
Queen Bee. 20or Goodshaw, I, soc; Mt.
Diablo. IL; Beat 4 Bslcher. 81; Bullion,
~. 1 70; Mono, l 30; Yellow Jacket, 4 50,
4 IS; AddsndA. I 05; Sierra Nevada, IN;
Eureka Con-. Is; Belcher, 2 10. Us. 2;
Ophir. ~; Mono. l 30; Union Con-. q.
20h; Alta. I As; Chollar. 2 10, 2 05;
Potosi. I 80. 1 IS. ~; Gould 4 Curry.
2 O5; University, 25e. zoe; ophir, IN;
Savage. l 40; Quinn, 3 80, 3 S.. 8 90;
Crown Point. 1 IS. l 80; Andes, SOC; Utah,
8: Hale L Norsross, 5 10; Justice. 7oc;
Jupiter. l IS; Chollar, 2; K~Schequer. 1 CO.
Champion. $50.