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New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
FEMALE SEMINARY, Norton,
For Both Sexes-CounJrv.


PRIL 7.-Spring term opens at Pennington
N seminary, Remington N.J. TEOs. uauon. D. d.. iIcs
A PRIL 12.-Quartrr 0pensa; Clavcrack (N. -
N College and ii. X. Inst. Rev AOnzo Facs Ph d. ffcS
NIAPLEWOOD DINSTITUTE-For both sexes;
NA Concordvlc Penn; s5l per qnirer students pro-
fOr Harvard. Nrsrass professors
fSHORlLIDGE- A. NJ. P1nclDN
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTIrU f,
4NE Mt kisco y. y, for young aics and thldrn "l re-
sept l". terms reasonable Miss l. uydit trhcpa'
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyark, y. Y.-BOth
Ht enter a; time; opcn during summer 80
pr year send og new catalogue W II. RANSISli.H 4 NJ
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, New
rales ami females exceedingly hethV gIveru.
M II ard Chii- ihueucea thorough 70 Ut for col
icPc uusiness 500 year send fr catalogue reier
10 old Students j. Fiave MeGee. L. y; Judge John A.
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, near ;PhiIalel-
- ILa- Unoer OF friends Both admitted AT
receive the same degres College COur>es isscal -ci-n
.itc. Enslish Norma Department. rr.?1raioiy snd N@sl
Schools. For particulars address EDWARD II. MAGlLl4
PRESIDENT ~ arthmore Delaware t'O- penn
Miscellaneous.
A GRADUATE of Cambridge (Englaud). for
ship VIII The principal Of wrlcHt sblsir tgi''ia%@
school: wOad take sole management ten irirs' success
ful tuition. Address Post Office Box Wind
Nova -coiaa.
FOR $SjO.-A years residence nbruHd in
clnin. Instruction German and French \ Aiiy Of
ladies form Ing
AtGress TOURIST. Drawer y. D.. phad lphia =. o.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
N-ORWICU LINE IN BOSTON ONE
pENNSYLyANlA RAILROAD.

AMI UNITED STATES MAIL ROTTE.
Train. aud tJft .Ault ~tlrof3
Irllr-. 80 f,rl uWH.
fItfl. Il.fsurl. W.T. AL -puti with Pullman
i'si4r-. .if .ClDl. y D. aui 80 dry.
.ini-, "ii. I.c, iiLvr % D. n. 80 aul ErH
0. u. sunec!tu ~ tIIry Tor TiusYIr Petroleum
frDfis tl., ,til iNs ,ns
U1If. % N "A h tom niii 10" -1rh Limited Washin zion
tn,,ss o. Pullman F.Tinf ,.lliy rAct a. -
n arrive Wa-hinr'uI ~ M Regular at $50 AMI
il. / I aud 49, D. ~.iitf, 10 g..
E.lrcss fur Wrsi plai phl $50" 80 So, y 10 Lint
TIA II a. nl l. a.N, l. 49, .. 4. $50 $50 ana L. p
apf - rrhi ~inda,. 4:iO and "A NJ. =. T. '3, $50 and
rsp'rsS- or rnb,rrha Camden. 7'0 a III. and p
ruui9f
T.. Al. II roKlyn Annex with al through trains
l.r-ey rty aaonins speedy dTect transfer 'r
ISnpklyn trlve.
Iran, aii,r: From Ptfsburg. Gn' l04O m. 1910 p m
tlulv: I. a ~ taj. TAfrpi MnnhaY. From
W..lr.,fsn an tAilnnia $50 am . j. 30 4Jh lOlu p.
IA suni.l t.jpn. 49, Fiun i'niaaciphll N1O Oh oJO,
tri, ll.,U a. BOO SO. Ia. G:J. $50 ald
10 lnr ~ SUNDAY. d.jt $40, C;jO lU4O, 1880 n
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
Eaw SCHOOLS.
cnrners.

Gamers.
A MERICAN and FOREIGN TEhCiFK~'
N AGENCY supp'ics ot-grs h"ils an Iaa.ii". "! d
thOTOuglg tu4lcitnt iIOt,-of-. iTucl- T., ttcr-
Families cnlfy ITOigf,s .iic VIA
sup, nor ulos OF ,iOvers Call sod NJ J
YOUNG. Aiurriean aud Foreign lcdclcia Agency -. Zion
square
GONERNE>S.-As Govcrnoss. to take en-
W tire charge of two little girls French.
English. mu-.c nglish Dfanche5 Addtoss TLAC HEX, %il
Adams 81, Brooklyn
DiNCKNLY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and
j TEACH ERS.-1nti,dnce- {, Schools Fam1Ds sure
ror American rud For In ieice" for any de,~rrGto Il
InstrIct The Indrx Just published. cont Icach
ersi Bul"n. List Of SClIOO rite, ~a
and other valuable Information fI nScd for rfAnp
PlNCKNfY'- SCHOOL III REC fOiiY. 10 Itst1;
Edition special cafaognc o school s
free q Oiice, q mai ed Tor pO.tarc u ceat4
=. CO1ESWDRTIf PINCKNEY.
Domestic Building. Hroadway and iltIst " y CIty.
rNEACHERS supplied to schools and families
Il without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH. EDUCA-
TIoEAL BUREAU. 80 UniOn-squaro.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
DROPOSALS for pavsican's Saddle Bags
DEPOT OTARTERN ASlRR'S OFFICE,

EDKOTOSALS Tor PnyslclnS SnddIe- I5lgS.
l. DEPOT QUAETERNNs1IR'S OFFICE
HOustOn.st, corner OF Greene
NEw-i ORR March %, 1880
SEALED PROPOSALS, In tripicate will he received at
until J. April ~ lSSl ~ which
r place they VIII opened he OF bidders
ior irn ,hug and Ht this Depot no Physicians
Saddle Bags veterinary nse dterS w.u summit WIN
the article they to urnish and
state when they will and when complete the de.
livery.
Tie Government the night reject or al pro-
rosa ufef renee will De- gwen 70 articles 81 domestic pro
GucI.ur conditions OF prc1 anu quality being equal
Bauk prupos- and nf0rna aOn IN regard 10 the kind OF
Saddle required Will be furnished On app alton TO this
OlAOr
Tiuosals should BE- indorsed Proposals for Physicians
saddle Bags" and adfrt ssri t0 the undersigned,
L. {. EAsrON Colonel and A. O. NJ Gent
Depot Quartermaster
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

COOK.-By an excellent Scotch woman; for
~ City country understands her business reIfecy Is
honest Industrious excellent baker, ana ~
every wag 10 MI nrstc situation wages moderate
af Gth.NXe. lNthst
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
Two PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED GouIE AND SHORT LINE
BEIWIEN
NEw.YORR AND PHILADELPHIA.
Il THROUGH TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY > DEPICTS
IN pHILADELPilIA,2 = IN NEW-lORh
DoUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED Equip
MEM. AND TfII. FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ARSOLi fE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

OOOK.-By a capable American PrOtestant
- meats soups bread biscuits unaersSnds @ al
Of re.c-s :res At the PROTESTANT HOME BUii&AU lSs
6tl-aNe four oors abo l0lhgt
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

IN NM 4 "A NM IFN'V
Express HewYOrk via DesDrOses and Corhntt
SlICrt1 Ferries, ns follows: . ,,,
s3O 7:a, S2O . 90 IAncs IL q: n J. 30 44O. q,
1870 N:lO ard 10 y. n ami ~ night SUNDAYS 4SO And0
g. u. 1850. $50 anl 10 p. m., and IL night , -.
Trains lravc NeVIOr~ daily except sunday u.
7:iO ana y. n. running through via Trenton ana
Camden.
Boals the Brooklyn connect with ali through
jersey Vy, nhoring speedy aud diredt trocr
" Hrunkiyn travel
R,untK trnrs leave West Philadelphia 1901, $40 3I5,
T. 35. =, $50. and u u M dimted Exrr0is i;5" p M
.. $3.50 aud i:3J p. On sunday l2Ol. ":3O,
:..4j r. $50 a. /. 73j D. Leave philadelphia VIA
Camden, a and $3.50 u. M. daily, except Sunuhy.
Ticket ~, J.G aad OH broadway A-or House, ana
Cortandt atA. cOurtst nnf BROOK
Ism Annex Iu O fUpt VI Fulost, Brooky os 10 lo
and IL lIuhOkrn Depot Jersey Clfy Einlgant
Ticket Ulcr, y Battery place.
iurk Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana CHECK
psSs : X iTIIUMSON l.. L. FARMER,
Gen, raj Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
GUNNER Resorts.
G0tels.
Drouo5ais.

PROPOSALS for LABOR and MATERIALS.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. a.. March 49, lSS0.)
SEALED PROPOSALS will be- received at ,nis Office until
m 9Th day Ap 1880 all the Labor and mate
iias required for e1cayaling pDS conerrIing stone ara
for the foundations aud cellar Of rho T. S
Barge Oni,e Nrw-Nurk accordance with drawings and
sprir alton copies Of which and additional information
may be Ind on application oe the office OF The
pennteutcnL JAS. G.. HILL.
Supervising Arehect
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

COOK.--A tirst-class Scotch Protestant cook
understands all about rstclass cooking; soupS meats
good pastry cook best OF references wages
civ or country 3Gj 6th-ave.. beteen 92d and 23st
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

RWORK and MATTRESSES,
" LAUNDRESSES. with good Can be seen At
tho PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, lSS 6thaver iour'h
fl.sf
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE
EREEHOLD AND YEW-YORK RAILWAY
r. EW- -JEKSEY SOTTUERN RATLWAY.

Leave foot ofLbeuyst for rrtrhod at sI5. lIi6 a.
I, J.i5 b..
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

DRESSM MAkER.-By a st.class dIesSmaker
IL adys maid prefers good home u hlg
Address H. g., Tribune Uptown Ohce, LBS Broad
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

COOK.-By a thoroughly competent young
~ who erior cook In every branch COOKS al
kinds Of meats fish. game. poultry &C, In superior style -
also and pastry cook obj cton TO rIiIaie
boarding house best city reference. Cali al MIS- hELf
l3S West lth st., cornei 6thave.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
Help mante6.

SILK HAT CURRIERS' wanted at DUNLAP
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
VNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
Y, AYANN& MEXICAN NAIL S.>.i-ne
. steamer raNrf fici SOB :. r.. ~ - q. M.
FOX IANANA DINf'T
AND VERA ti.l/. VIA fANANA.

Calling a. lfo-ress. CainrnIcuc lud ltnn'ria
CITY or NEW l.fik tttavaua an MeAlc" ~at Aprii l
CITY UF WASUiNiIfN fiiaYlha "u ltHr~iai Alfll -.
CITY OF ALhNANDi;IA ,itav "nd ". ~li Nay
sIht-r ffri.nrrS f.rni-h-i wn -Wtntr, h''f- d.
sinieO1ni. tIDC 'ihHs fnsi- are serve
IL oaIu Iith1it NiId Cudr-c.
-. =. tIIA pF MIAl - Viii leave Sew '''i ans Afri
- aal ',. q. Tor NiI tfu1 atlai. Iamiff AMI lux
pan tt 10 anief- T.! u tlni Il HrN lfk,
g.. AiIN NIi4tt - ~tJN- -O-. 81 o.. 81 'iitAY.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier 80. 81. SOrth luyc
foo II ddIis, every week dar D. connecting al Al
bany sunday mu ming excepted with trains North. West
East. htatcrOOnI~ warmed b, steam.
LIcuIsiOn TO Albany return go0i 30 days, -
W. W. EVERETT President
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

LIIRST-CLASS French, Swedish, German.
Scotch Irish and English servants for al eaPaeites on
French .adysmaids ami buffers inI cty or
country speciality. Mile. 1. POkGES l,206 Broadway
hnt On Il -aIai.t.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
TNpERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

TMPEKIAL VF NMAN WNII4.
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE bETWEES NEWiORk.
SuUrIIAM M'rON AND RRfMEN:
MOSFI. april 10 tt'N. WEkDl.H Wei AP -
ArrI u EIftIN -. Nlrl -
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEM.NOKk 10 SOU iiAMf
rIpST CARTN ~lnut SECOND CABiN 500
STEEENGE -" "a
Return tickets at relnc,d rates. Prepaid ste~iage ceruh
catc- So
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

VHAMBERMAlD and WAITRESS.-By a
~ seav reliable girl who understands her business thor
oughly rs very orderly and gOO wal reSS under
stands the cleaning OF silver glassware &c I'd
corner SHAVE
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

(HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
" respectable Young chambermad and waitress IN
private family; willing and obigng; will help with tho
wash: best reference Gail 31S East 3jthst
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
W BETWEEN NEW.YORR AND HAVRl.
Of (uewl No. AZ North River foot o Morton
Travellers line avoid both transit English rail-
the discOmfOrts OF sing the Channel III small
boat .. 49, -
sansiier "Wednesday. April H. o. M
LAURENT Lachcsnez. einasday. April II, ~ ln
AMERIQUE H. Juucll Wednesday. April 2S a. In
Cheeks drawn Credit Ly0nnas OF Paris, ~ anonl5 tos
LOUIS DE BEBGAN, Agent, no. 30 BfOaaway'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-29

Last Saturday evening. about Q
o'clock. the house Of @. W. Daley. near
the Forman shaft. was completely dc.
stroyed by Are. Nothing was saved ont
OF the house but o sewing machine and
ons trunk.
Today Miss Holmes and Miss Hanlsy.
two Of the Third Ward school teachers
Of Virginia are visiting the Gold Hill
school. Miss Caldwell. q candidate for
psdagogic honors, accompanies them.
In the District Court Elias Bloomfield
has nlsd q petition Of insolvency. stating
his liabilities ct 81, 36l SO. and his a..
sets ct $3.50. consisting Of wearing ap-
parsl and furniture,
Those who and themselves cinohsd
by the drop In the stock market think Of
getting Mr.. Graham Of Virginia to write
and publish Q card about It.
The Utah Mining Company has levied
an assessment OF 90 per share on their
capital stock and the >Argsnta one Of
twenty-five cents per share.
Registered voters will do well to look
over the printed lists Of persons regis.
tered and see that their name are prop
srly spelled.
The annual meetings Of tho Justice
and Woodvills Consolidated Mining
Companies will be held next Monday.
John W. Mscksy was among the dc.
partures last evening.
Bugs in the air and soud clouds In the
heavens.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-29
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
fhe search Tor the Atalanta.

LONDON, April 20. = The corvette
Ksens has been ordered to cruise from
latitude 48 to SO north In search OF the
training ship Atlanta. The vessel was
last seen at Bermuda January 20, and 10
therefore 80 days out. She was expected
at Portsmouth some weeks ago. She
had water for sixty days. The Channel
feet have been ordered To search for her
in Bantry bay. and instructions have
been sent to Gibraltar directing
the steamship Wye to call at
the Azores on her way home
for possible tidings Of the missing vessel.
She carries II officers and 800 young
seamsn. Her commander II Captain
Stirling. She IL . sister vessel OF the
Eurydios, which foundered OF the lsls
Of Wight In the spring Of 1878. having
on board S25 officers and seamsn, Of
whom 270 were young men In training.
20 officers, and the rest invnlids, time
expired men and courtmartialsd prison.
srs on their way home from Bermuda.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-29
Cadet Whitaker.

WET Polsr, April 29.-Yestsrdsy Re-
cordsr Sears ON the witness stand test.
fed that Whitaker was n Of the most
attentive and industrious students in his
class. He was not deficient In want Of
application or study; but witness thought
hs was deficient In mental ability to
grasp some more abstruss portions Of
subjects. His social ostraoism, Of which
the Recorder said be knew nothing per.
s%onally, deprived him Of an interchange
Of ideas and hints with his fellow pu.
pills which was enjoyed by white cadets.
This was In some degree made up BY the
Recorders assiduity In explaining knotty
points, as he had stood as much a. half
an hour with him ct the blackboard.
Whittaksr's average standing from the
18th OF January up TO last Saturday was
2 1900. The Recorder considered
Whiuaker's present position doubtful,
with chances In favor Of his picking up
in q general review and getting through.
He had studied we'll and showed . fair
grasp Of subjects. In reply to Town
send, the Recorder said q 16.100 was .
tribe over sixty.six per cent. or two
thirds Of the maximum. The tribe was
figured out and found to amount TO six
per cent, making whittaker's standing
seventy.two. or thrse.fourths OF the
maximum.
Townsend-Do you consider seventy.
two per cent. bad standing
Recorder do not, particularly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-29
Taxing Foreign Capital.

New YoRx. April 2s.-The recent
passage by the Legislature Of . bill
taxing foreign capital employed In this
State has created much unsasinsss
among the companies which the bill 10
likely to affect. Ameetins. Of the SCENTS
Of the Canadian banks doing business
in this city has bssn held OF the ofacs Of
the Bank Of Montreal. That bank was
represented by President Geo. Stephen,
Gsneyl Manager Smethers and Its New
York agents, Walter Watson and Alex.
Lang; the Bank OF British North Amer.
lea by Duncan A. McTavish, the Mer-
chants Bank OF Canada BY Henry
Hague, the Canadian Bank OF Com.
msrce by B. G.. Harper, and the Nevada
Bank Of San Francisco, which 10 sup
posed to be affected equally with ths
Canadian banks by Its agent, George L.
Brandsr. Tho result Of the conference
was the calling in by these banks Of
loans amounting TO about $4,000, 0O0.
The agents OF the foreign hunks express
a willingness to pay o just and Axsd tax,
but they declare that the proposed law
imposing q personal property tax on oil
the money used by them out Of New
York. The amount Of tax would exceed
the profits OF the business. They were
willing to pay on . tax on revenues, or
Q capital that might be given them BY
the institution. but the proposed tax was
excessive and, In fact. prohibitivs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-29
Blaine on Top.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-All three Of
the Baltimore newspapers conosds that
the result Of the Republican primary
elections In Maryland yesterday was .
clean sweep for Blaine.
A private letter received here from
william E. Chandler, dated Concord, N.
yesterday evening. says: "Grant 10
whipped clean out Of sight In this
State"
CHICAGO. April 2s.-Fivs county CON.
ventions were held In Illinois yesterday.
In four Of them Blaine secured 10 dele
gates to the State Convention and Grant
the same number. In Rock Island
county ten delegates are for Blaine and
washburns. The net result u-Grant
10, Blaine 20. The Blaine men now
claim To have 80 votes In the State Con.
vention, while Grant has 81. They are
confident OF controlling the convention
and 10 out OF 10 Congressional Districts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-29
Mines and Mining.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Ths meeting
Of tho House Committee on Mines and
Mining yesterday was very slimly a.
tended. only six Of the eleven members
being present. The majority Of the six
decided that Il would not DO advisable
to adopt the amendment, which was
practically agreed upon at the last meet.
ing, to exempt from the square location
restriction all lodss having . dip Of more
than 80 degrees, but voted to enlarge the
area Of mining claims from o square OF
900 feet or 221I. acres TO 1870 feet or 40
acres, and to report the bill TO the House
without further amendment. Several
members who are absent BY reason Of
other important committee meetings
today, intend to reopen the whole quss-
ton at the next meeting. Berry 10
opposed To the entire bill. with or with.
ont amendment, and In view Of the
strong protests against II which are arriv.
ing every day from mining districts, Il
seems to have very small chances Of
passing, irrespective Of the practical
certainty that Il will not be reached on
the calendar OF business ct all during
this session.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-29
Mlscellaneous.

CHIcAoo, April 29.-About the mid.
die Of June an excursion party will leave
here to visit the Oregon State Fair. The
party IL under the care Of Rev. Isaac
Dillon, Of Salem.
General Grant arrived in this city last
evening, on . visit to his son, Colonel
Fred Grant. Hs has been heartily re-
osivsd on the way from Galsna.
WASHINGTON, April 28.-At the Cab
met meeting the report circulated ysstsr.
day that the United States msn.of.war
were to be dispatched to Canadian waters
to protect American fishery interests was
pronounced erroneous.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has %.
thoriesd the Assistant Treasurer ct New
York to purchase $4,000. 900 Of United
States bonds today, making . total Of
90. GOO, 900 Of United States bonds pur.
chased for the Sinking Fund for the
present month.
CoLuxsrA, 8. O., April 2s.-The Re
publican State Convention met Of noon.
No reporters were admitted. E. W. II.
Macksy was made Chairman and . re-
cess taken. It II not known whether
the manner Of the organization has any
bearing on the Chicago delegation.
SALT LAKE, April N.-Mary Parker,
aged 90 years, was found yesterday.
about two miles from her homo, In
S~prinRdals. with her throat cut. She
was eniicsd from her home last Friday.
sinoe which time search was made until
she was found. Suspicion rests upon .
young man named Dalton, a. there 10
strong circumstantiL evidence against
him. BE has bssn arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-29
Miscellaneous.

MADRrp. April 28.-The official dscls.
ration Of the pregnancy Of the Queen was
celebrated yesterday by the granting Of
an amnesty for all press o~ffenses. q
numsrously attended levee In the palace
and . general parade Of troops. Eighty
thousand persons were In the streets.
The King and Queen. with q magnin.
cent retinus. went to the Atoche Cathe-
dral and heard To Dsum.
ST.. PETERSBURG. April 28.-Ths Gosetts
says the plague has appeared 10 Volsk
District, in the Government Of Ssrstof.
Famine also prevails, and twsnty-seven
peasants have died from starvation.
The Golos OF the Don says that
tho terrible phantoms Of death and
hunger are passing from village 10 VII.
lags In the DON District, where all the
granariss are empty and there 10 an ab.
solute dearth OF money. Other provin-
oial papers report deaths from starvation
among the peasantry In various parts OF
the country.
BERLIN. April 28.-Ths government,
In concluding ~extrsdition treaties with
foreign countries. insists on the inolu.
sion Of reeioides among offenders liable
to expulsion and surrender.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-29
fhe Rus,isu Guy FaWkes.

ST.. PE~rrRsBuHo, April 2s.-Ths miss
ing workman, who had been lodging In
the basement under the guard room OF
the Winter Palace until the day Of the
explosion, February 2, was arrested here
last Saturday. His name 10 shsvitseh.
BE IL Q Lithuanian, and his uncle 10
Governor OF the province OF Kalouga.
he was placed in the palace BY the Exc
cutivs Committee six months before the
explosion. he has confessed the deed.
The workman Shevitsch, arrested for
causing the explosion In the Winter Pal.
ace on the I'd Of February. and who 10
said to have confessed the deed, left 81.
Petersburg University In 1870. he was
known there as an entertaining but
visionary schemer. After leaving the
University he associated himself with
the rsvolutionists, and. In accordance
with their frequent habit. learned o
trade, In order to moro readily influence
the working class. He was known at
the palace as q clever carpenter. and has
been recognized by some officers for
whom he worked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-29
Around Again.

William Savage. who was hurt BY .
fall in the Hale & Norcross Wine some
seven weeks ago. is on the streets. but
is far from being . well man yet. He
fell about - feet to the bottom Of the
winzs where he found himself among
the burning. sputtsring fuses OF i've
charged holes. His companions above
were in the dark and could lend him no
assistance for Q time. but he used his
uuipjured arm and climbed and was
helped at Last up where he laid himself
behind q donkey pump a. the blasts
went Of. His shoulder was put out OF
joint by the fall and was not properly
cared for for four weeks, whenit was set
properly terrible job. much worse
than II would have been In the drst in
stance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-29
NOTHING SHORT OF

unnistskabls benefits conferred upon tens Of
Thousands Of sufferers could originate and
maintain the reputation which Arms SAasA.
PAMELA enjoys. II 10 compound OF the best
vegetable Alternatives. with the rodides OF Potas.
siun and Iron. and 10 the moot efsctuai Of all
remedies for scrofulous. mercuriai. or blood
disorders. Uniformly successful and certain In
it, remedial effects. IL produces rapid and com
plets cures Of serofula. sores, Boiis. Humors,
Pimpiss. Rruptions. Skin Diseases. and all dis
ordsrs arising from impurity Of the blood. By
its invigorating effects II always relieves and
oftsn cures LAYER Complaints. Female weak
nessss and Irregularities. and u . potent 70.
newer OF vitality. For purifying the blood It
has no equal. II tones mp the system. restores
and preserves the health, and impsrss vteor
and energy. For forty years Il has besn In
extensive use. and 10 today the moot available
medicine for tho SUFFERING sick, anywhere. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-29
ahIo Rsppbuc.n Convention.

COLUMBUS, April 2s.-Ths Republican
State Convention met at II o'clock this
morning. Congressman Mckinley was
chosen Chairman.
Delegates were appointed to Chicago
FROM the several districts. with alter
mates, and Q recess taken till 2 P. n.
Tho Convention resssemblsd at Up.
n. Benjamin Butterworth was chosen
permanent Chairman. All the delega-
lions wsre reported full and no contests,
except in Licking county. where the
committee reported TO seat the Sherman
instead Of the Blaine delegation. The
report Was agreed to.
The platform adopted instruots the
delegates ct large, and requests the dis.
triot delegates, 10 vote for Sherman ct
Chicago, and 10 use al Honorable means
to secure his nomination. Cheers greeted
the resolutions. A demand for . divis-
Ion was tabled.