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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30

Court yesterday. The physician do.
clarsd him insane. a9d ho was rsmandsd
till tho May term. when. II his condition
il the same, he will DO sent to the Asy.
lum. m TT.
have taken into custody Chas. Chorteau.
AGED AZ, brother-in.law OF Edward simm.
already under arrest In connection Win
the murder OF Annie Dovney.
There were large sales OF Central fa.
ciac stock Yesterday morning, and 1t Is
said the entire so, 900 shares taken cy
the syndicate last week at 80 were soia
at between sSl and SS5.
BosToS, January 30.-William d.
Brewster, one Of the proprietors Oh the
Traveller, died at Newburyport last night.
He had been in i'll health for some hme.
PHILADELPHIA. January 28.-Ths Cit
liens Irish Relief COMMITTEES selected
Rev. Joseph A. Galbraith OF Trinity Col.
legs, Dublin Rev. Eugene Shelby OF
Kilmallook, Rev. ". Hsming Stevenson
OF Dublin, w. Il. 0'Sullivan Of Kill
mslJock and William Thomson q COM.
mittes to distribute supplies. One thou.
sand dollars were sent TO the nuns OF
Kenmars.
ST. LOUIS. January 29.-Sevsral lead
ing citizens have taken steps to organize
Q company to develop the silver mines
In Montgomery county, Arkansas. which
are pronounced by mining experts to be
quite valuable.
CHICAGO, January 30.-The Inter
OCEANS Washington special says: In the
event OF General Grants name being
Withdrawn from the Presidential con.
test, Senator Conklipg will be Q candi-
date for the nomination. and his friends
In New York will SEQ that no secures
the delegation from that State II posi-.
BILE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Fu,ionist Wind. Up.

AuousrA, Me-, January 2s.-In the
Senate seven Fusion Senators appeared
and were cordially received and took
their seats. Atwell and Potter. Of Pc.
nobscot, said the interests Of their con.
stituenoy required their presence at the
Board, and however much might be said
In regard to the position Of affairs, their
duty was plain. Inthe House twenty
two F~usionists took their seats.
The Finance Committee began today
the examination Of the T%reasursr's
accounts. The present State Treasurer,
White. will oppose no obstacles, but
will turn Q bis books and accounts
To the new Treasurer, Holbrook. The
military will break up tomorrow. Sew.
eral additional Fusionists are expected
to take seats In the Legislature tomor-
row. Everybody seems willing to
accept the situation, and absolute quiet
10 restored.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Upset.

At Has today an upset IN front OF the
vessy House caused an unusual excite
msnt in Gold Hill. It seems that this
morning Stephen Walsh got . team o.
Slime Ogg to take JEFF Kstton, whose
foot was mashed on the railroad some
time since, from the hospital to his
homo. In turning from blanchard
street into Main, after leaving hetton,
the team was under such headwry tina
the buggy completely upset, throwing
Walsh out upon his right shoulder WIN
considerable violence, the horses at the
same time going down. Walsh was NOT
much hurt but will probably feel sore
for a day or two. He said the team haa
tried 10 run away with him before and
be was afraid Of them and was unable TO
hold them coming down Blanchard street.
Walsh was not entirely sober ct the
time Of the accident or he might have
been killed. The only injury to the
buggy was q broken whifletres and .
bent dashboard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Nos That Aaa.

Daniel O'Connell. an old resident OF
Gold Hill. who Is now employed at the
Yellow Jacket mine. desires the NEWS
to state that he is not the person referred
to yesterday In the local columns OF the
News as lsnguishipg in the city jail OF
Virginia for being noisy, etc., on the
occasion OF Father Lesming's lecture In
Virginia. The News takes pleasure In
setting Mr.. O'Connell right. although
there was no danger that his friends
would confound him with the rough who
was the subject Of comment In yester.
days News. The Daniel O'Connell, OF
Gold Hill, has resided in this town since
1862, aud is known to be q sober, re.
spectacle and upright citizen, and would
no more be guilty Of the offense charged
against tho fellow who assumed his name
than would President Hayes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t.r,c,At 70 tn. SOLD ur1I DAILY srv,I
Fit for Hanging.

fIt v
PONTIAC. ILL.,. January 3o.-Hanns,
Debosr, Of Minonk. whose brutal muir
der Of Ella Martin. Of Minonk, Wood.
ford county, is still fresh in the public
mind, has been sentenced by Judge
Blades to be hanged by the neck until
dead on tho 18th OF February. The svi.
depcs OF the trial developed tho facts
about as follows: Miss Ella Martin, Of
Minonk, the victim OF the brute, was re.
turning home from church on the alter.
noon Of Sunday. October 10, and was
intercepted by Dsbosr at . lonesome
spot on the Illinois Central Railroad.
about Q mile from Minonk. The hsnd
siezsd the poor girl and attempted to
crafty his base desires, but was frus.
tratsd by the resistance and Screens OF
the young lady. Becoming snrsssd with
disappointment. he choked her nearly TO
death, and then dragging her into an
adjacent oornneld, and drawing out .
dull pocket.knife. he cut her throat from
ear to ear and dishRured her features
with the jsgged.edged instrument. He
then went home, leaving her there all
night alone In the sgonies Of approach.
ing death. The bloody knife and other
evidences were found on Debosr's per.
son when arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Fire.

Just before 6 o'clock this morning
there was an alarm OF Are in Virginia
caused by the burning OF . building
nsar tho Mint hosting works. The
building was formerly tho property o.
George DAILY and at that time was known
as the Sutro saloon and q target range
was established there. The occu'
pant Of the house at the time Of the
DIRE was one Knight. Q pipeman at the
California. An exploded lamp was the
cause. There were no hydrants near &c
which hose could be attached. hence the
building burned down. Most OF tne
furniture was consumed with 1t. lnsur'
apoe $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
The Ute Matter.

WASHINGTON, January s0.-Ths House
Committee on Indian Affairs yesterday
examined Governor Pitkin. Of Colorado.
on the Ute question. He stated that
tho indians had been long dissatisfied
and chafed under the restraints Of the
enforced influences OF civilization exert.
ed BY the agency /; that Jack and other
Indians had appealed to him to have
them relieved OF the presence OF Agent
Meeksr, aud that they did not care for
farming. but preferred to lead the same
nomadio lie that their fathers had fol.
lowed. He Governor Pitkin) believed
the Utes were actusted by malicious
intent In tho recent outbreak, and had
decided. II possible. to drive the whites
from Colorado. Miss Josephine Meeker
was present. Her evidence will DO 70
ceiysd today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Opium Revenue.

WASHINGTON, January 3O.-The bill
introduced by Representative Horace
Davis In relation to the manufacture Of
opium for smoking purposes, provides
for 1t the same general regulations a. to
licenses, bonds. etc., that now control
the manufacture Of tobacco. and also
imposes an internal revenue tax OF two
dollars upon each pound Of smoking
opium manufactured In this country,
the tax to be collected BY means oil
stamps. The bill has been referred te
tho Ways and Means Committee. Davis
has furnished them with statistics COINS
to show that the bill, II enacted, vii
yield an annual revenue Of about $780,
n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30

The Office OF the Prospect Mining
Company has been removed to Room "a,
Merchants Exchange. 43l California
street. San Francisco.
Captain John Kelly was among the
departures last evening. His wife 40
companisd him. perhaps to protect him
from ~als)sa(u)lt.
The Sierra Nevada nsv ore body yields
hieh ssssys In gold. Ir fact II IL silver
ore in which gold prdominatss Ia
vsfus.
Guy Thorpe. homo secretary OF the
Savage Mining Company. returned from
California ysstsrdsy morning.
The annual meeting Of be sutro Tun.
M, Company viii b. hsldin San Fran
ciyco On The lst Of March.
pr. Bsrsstsin and wife sturnsd from
Isss ytsnasco yesterday morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Divorced.

Yesterday Nsttis j. Wolf was divorced
from Theodore Wolf. on the ground OF
cruelty. The hearing granted BY the
Court was private. The nature OF the
evidence offered has not transpired; but
il must have been something unusual.
since Judge Rising saw at to exclude
reporters from its COMMUNICATING infu.
ence, probably not less out Of considsra.
ton for public morals than from Q regard
for the reporters themselves and the
influence Of those individuals as conser.
vators OF the public good. 1t was very
kind Of tho Court; but the question nat
urally arises. in such case. In what on.
dition 10 the Court alter interposing Ito
broad breast and Judicial srmins between
such evidence and the public and even
the publis's literary ~sosvsnssr..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
IIoisting Cables.

Tho cables in use on the Comstock
are the longest and best in America.
Some Of them reach out about . mile,
aud they mus. be Of the best material
and well made, or disaster Is the result.
Nothing but the best Of steel wire will
answer the purpose. The cables OF John
A. Rosblins's sons Company, Trenton.
New Jersey. s. v. Mooney, Secretary
at the Hale & Norcross, agent, are com
ing into general use, and are giving gen.
ersl satisfaction. Mooney has them
always on hand. and also has them
made to order when preferred. Sec adj
vertisement under the head OF "New
TODAY"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Ka,hburne Not . Candidate.

New YonK, January 2V.-Ths Herald
says: Ex.Ministsr Elihu B. Washburns.
who arrived yesterday, was called upon
BY o reporter after his arrival and
requested to give . statement OF bis
views regarding sx.Prssid'n mt Grants
candidacy for . third term. a. well a.
Of his own candidacy for the Governor
ship OF Illinois. Washburno was disin.
clined to talk politics, but he said that II
the Republicans will nominate him to be
Governor Of Illinois he will accept, and
Il IL known that he has written q friend
that under no circumstances will he DO .
candidate for the Presidency.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Grant and the Presidency.

New Yoax. January sO.-A Philadel
phia special to the Herald says tha,
George W. Childs told q correspondent
1T have NO hesitation in saying that
Grants best friends have not urged bis
candidacy for . third term. II no should
publicly decline, he would please them.
OF course they will support him II no u
nominated, and not mi OF them would
attempt to influence the General BY per.
suasion, one way or the other"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
A Big House and /. Good House

One Of the oldest, best known and
largest Of the business houses OF the
Comstock Is the wholesale and retail
grocery and provision store Of ]. 4 J,
b. Mallon. near the California Bank,
Virginia. Mallon keeps everything al.
most that 10 good and everything is good
that he keeps. He makes specialitisa
OF fine wines and liquors and OF fancy
shelf goods. He deals largely IN crock
cry, glassware, four. feed. oils, candles,
etc.. and has something to say to the
public a. will DO seen by reference to an
advertisement In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Piper's opera House.

Next Wednesday night the Star spe.
cialty Combination will open at Piper'i
Opera House for q season Of four nights
and o matinee. This Combination IL
composed Of people who excel in special
ties aud who do their specialties. This
gives one OF the higher order OF variety
performances. Variety IL said to DO the
spice OF life and certainly people on the
Comstock like things highly spiced,
This Combination should therefore suit
them. There will doubtless DO some
thing in 1t to suit each, and thus please
all. The box sheet 10 now open and
seats can be secured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Lesp Year License.

In looking over the stubs Of marriage
licenses in the County Clerks Office
today q discovery was made Of one OBJ.
tanned by q Miss who swsars that she ID
over q years Of age and wants q license
authorizing her marriage with Q man SO
years old. The thing has been kept
very quiet and the stub book 10 gensr.
ally In the vault Of the Clerks ONCE.
This ID leap year and . worthy prece-
dent u thus established. Go In ladiss;
with some Of you Il 10 now or never.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Ansr.ee. street Report

IAN FlAxcuco, January sos p. H.
Bs,ehsr. liz bid. liz asked. In sale;
Crown Point. 81. bid. 81 asked; Potosi.
a s.ls. "A 90 bid; Sierra Nevada. CAV bid;
Beoh,si, q bid; riptop. 4 bid. 4 10 asked;
Lattice, q bid. . 10 bid. 2 20 asked; chol'
lar. a hid; Con. Virginia. 4 asked; Gould
= curry, 81 asksd; Best 4 Beieher. lis
Ma. yellow Jacket. los bid. ION asked;
lattice. 4 10 bid. 20 asked; ovsrman'
~ bid. ~ asked; E~xohsqusr. . 10 bid
Union Con-. IS bid; Mexican. lss DID,
Is1 asksd; ophir. lss bid; Utah. is<
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Justice Court- Fis.ninEham, J. r

The following criminal business waa
transacted in this court today:
State vs.. Joe Morrison-Charge, dis.
turbing the peace; set for IL N. tomor.
row
State VS.. Mrs. Joe Morrison-Charge,
disturbing the peace; set for 8 P. N. to.
morrow.
Town OF Gold Hill vs.. Jon Cow
Charge. running . wash.houss without
q license; sentenced to pay q Ane OF $25
or to be confined in the town Jail l2H
days; committed.
Town OF Gold Hill Va. Camp Sing
Charge and sentence same as above;
committed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Letters addressed to the following per.


Letters addressed to the following per.
Sons are held for postage in the Gold
Hill Postofics: Mr.. George Orr. Chats.
worth. Grey County. Ontario; Mr.W. E.
Hill, Virginia City, Nevada; Mrs. Louis
Magyar, st. Chalosterque. Canada. Let
tiers held for better address: II. Alex.
Stevens, Ksnkske County, Ills.
The unknown man killed by the cars
near Rossvills. California, about three
weeks ago, was the son Of ]. D. Lam.
bert, now . merchant Of Sacramento,
but formerly O wsll.known resident Of
Virginia, and for o long time Supsrin-
tsndsnt OF the Sierra Nevada mine, and
subsequently, Of the Europa.
The Fan.Tannsrs arrested BY the
police Of Virginia Saturday night were
tried before Judge Knox last evening.
They had an array Of counsel composed
OF Stephens, Lindsay and Whitman, and
contested every point from the ordinance
to the arrest. and the jury disagreed.
The Gold Hill Social Club will give the
Arst OF Q series Of sooisls this evening at
Masonic Hall. None but members will
be admitted. Names q be handed to
A. b. G. Davis and they will be acted on
promptly. See advertisement in another
column.
The benefit Of the High School Guard.
at Miners Union Hall, March s, il
worthy OF the consideration OF the public
generally. The tickets are out and the
Guard have extended their compliments
to the News. The entertainment will be
Of q social nature. Ladies free; gents 81.
The new Board OF Trustees Of the
Bslcher mine met yesterday morning
and organized by slectiug the following
officers President. James Nswlauds ;
Vice President. A. K. p. Harmon; Sso-
Rotary, John Crockett; Superintendent,
w. II. Smith.
At 7:3O yesterday morning the Their
momstsr stood at six degrees above Zero.
This morning the Thermometer regis
tered 10 degrees above on the Comstock.
This would be considered very snug
weather but for the GOLD wave last
December.
The following donations to the Min.
ers' Union Library have been received:
Fifteen volumes OF United States Re.
ports. from Hon. R. n. DaRgett; Pacific
Coast Mining Review, 1878 and 1879,
from Henry p. Cohen.
The sewer at the Washington House,
on the Divide, IL troubled with o break.
ing out which is~ flooding the street there
and should be seen to.
Lady Washington Is now prosecuting
east on the 1850 level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
Miscellaneous

WASHINGTON, January 3o.-Ths House
Committee on Coinage has agreed to re-
port favorably on the Warner bill, which
provides for the free coinage Of gold and
silver, and the issue Of certificates on
deposits Of gold and silver bullion. and
that such certificates shall be legal ten
der for all purposes. The bill also pro.
hibits any further issue Of nssionai 0snA
notes.
BAlssrls1x, Mass, January SO.
+. Freeman, the Poosssst ohild.mur'
dsrsr, was arraignsd before the supreme
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
A BREATH

AND PEARLY TEETH are easily obtained
By cleansing your teeth daily with that Justly
popular dentifhcs. Soz0DONT. Composed
Of rare antissptic herbs, It impsrts whiteness
to the teeth. Q delicious aroma to the breath
age, the teeth. Acidity Of the stomach will
destroy the strongest teeth unless its
Elects arc conntersctsd with SOZ0D0NT,
and this pure tooth.warh protects the denial
surfaces By removing every impurtty that %.
here's 10 them. Ask your druggist Tor soLo'
MONT III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
De Lesseps and the Monroe Doctrine

De Lesseps ana the monroe DOcsrino
WASHINGTON, January 3O.-Rsfsrring
last night to Mr.. Bsyard's allusion in
his speech on the subject Of tho Inter.
Oceanic Canal, General Gordon said that
hs was much grstinsd and that the mat
ter would soon be the most important
one before the American people. II 10
known that daily dispatches are received
from our Minister to Columbia to the
effect that the agents aud friends Of II.
Do Lssssps ridiculs the probable efforts
OF this government to interfere with his
canal project In any way, and dsdsntly
boast that France. either alone or CON.
Jointly with other European govern.
ments, IL determined to construct and
own the canal. and will furnish abund.
ant means Immediately Ia build II.
New YoRx, January 30.-A Hndld
Washington special says: There Is no
doubt here, II the administration chooses
to protest against the projsct Of building
an inter.oceanic ship canal by the French
or any other foreign company. under
Fren Oh or any other European guar.
antee OF protection, this protest will DO
supported by both parties and in both
Houses. There 10 . strong disposition
to take down the Monroe Doctrine from
the upper shelf, on which It has been
for 80 long Q time rsposing. and give 1t
an airing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30

Emma Gillis Smith, well known on
the Comstock and all over Nevada a. an
snlargsr and colorsr Of pictures, now has
q studio In her own lodging house, 229
Kearny street, San Francisco. Her card
to the public will be found in another
oolumn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
A CARD.

To Ill who are sufsnns from the errors and
indiscretions Of you'h. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc I will send 2 re-
This greet remedy was discovered BY . mission.
ary In South America. send . seif.sddressed
envelope to the hxv. Josrra 7. ISnAS. station
u, New York city. jais ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
DOWN IN THE sslcHER.
ON THE a1so LEVEL AND ON THE
5000 LEvEL.

The ore ssreak Followed 90 Feet
The Quarts Carries suiphurets,
shlorides aud stephaniss Tho
Ore Hicher Than &c Tho
Iadicasious on Both Levels.
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.rr,y... ssss ner.s.s.

Bee wsh, I 8 Pennsid. George W Ros-
sr,. @ smith, W N Hill. @ @ Thatcher.
il Noysr. n Z Harris. "a Herring. W
@ Fitzpatrick. h Wolf. D Q Necloud and
wife, Mrs. p n Lynch. Mrs. George wsy.
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ne,ars.res lIass Evsnssg.

D Ncoue. n Jorsy. A Koch. I 8 Pen
ned. Harry Elmour. Law Rather. Joseph
Brogan. O W Rogers. Mrs Loveioy. I
LANCER. Charles schubert. T Cara. J b
Trssdwsll. Captain John Kelly and wife,
Niss Trout. d B Merry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-30
I Hill Bakery

J. P. Becker, at the Gold Hill Bakery
and Restaurant. gets up the finest meals
and serves Their n the best style. Hi
tables arc cloan. bis dishes shine and
his knives and forks are polished. BE
feeds large numbers Of Gold Killers and
people from Virginia and the country
round about often come for Q square
meal OF Bscksr's. lie doesa good bakery
business, too. His bread. pies. cakes,
etc., are extra fine. His advertisement
will be found in another column.
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$40 Northern Belle. II
220 Mdalhc. $50
20 Grsad Prizs. II
800 Arnpts, 1 10
l4oo Endowment, Sc. 40e
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l2l5 Belle Isle, 1 is, I 10, I 10 si0
400 Dsy. &c, zoe
100 Hiil.ide' ~
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Geo Raj All Monte. IN, 80
iss0 Iih;on sOc. 25c
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400 ~ MI. Tai. &c
100 NossIn a
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1850 ayndtats. I 70. IN, 60
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tissues Commercial and ravsies' orsdits,
syaiiabis In any part Of the world. Make
t~rsnsEcrs Of money by Telegraph and cabls. aAA
drsVs exchangs q customary usanoss.
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DERRCTNRaJ

LOUIS MoLANE .Prssidsnt
JOHN ". MkGKiY. ]. L. FIooD,
JANIS q. FAIR.
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n the principal cities throughout The united
States. Hurops. Japan. China and he xast
Indies, the Australian colonies md New II.
land, snd on Honolulu (HavNp.
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NEW Yolx BAMyls-Ths Bank Of New Xosk,
N. b. A.; American kxchangs National bank.
Smiths: the Union Bank Of London. ~
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K Ann

SAN FRANCISCO.