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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TOWN MAR HAL.
W. e. COPELAND

ID RsPEcrFuLLY ANSoUscEs HIMsELF
N TO the voters Of aold Hin a. candidate
for the once Of Town Marshal. to Be elected
ON Monday. MAY Sd, next. ms I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17

Moutftzburg. who has been indulsins
inn amateur farming. says nothing IL as
i'll 10 represented. "They sold me .
cRw." hs complains. "that they said
give eight quarts Of milk day;
bAlt took pail to her and addressed
her in the politsst terms, and II you'll
believe II. she wouldn't give gill! The
milk had to be taken from her by force. ="
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17

IA careful political economist closely
calculates that the women in this coun-
trly might annually save Sl4 SOC. 900 in
ribbons. which the men might spend in
cigars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.

m. KENNEDY
DHsPEcrFULLY Announces THAT HE
N II . candidate for the ONCE Of Town Mar.
shal. Date Of election. Monday. the I'd day OF
Nay next n ta-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17

Resolved. That the following test be required
Of each and every voter at the primary elec.
tons; That he supported the Republican state
ticket ct the last general election, or vould
have done 90 had he voted. and . pied 20 10
support the nominees Of the Chicago MARIO q
Convention. I. L. RKQUA. Chairman.
ALI. Dorrs. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17
THE EVENING NEWS

Pubiished every day (sandsys excepted,
NJ TEE NEWS PUBLIsHIhS CO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
REPUBLICAN,
STATE CONVENTION.

ATA MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
"A State Central Committee Of Nevada. held
ct Virginia City. February Is. 1850. the follow.
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Rsso,rsd, That the Republican State Central
Committee OF the State Of Nevada order that
state Convention Be held At Austin. Lander
county, In this state. on ruesdsy. May II. us0,
at the hour OF II o'clock A. y. OF said day. for
the purpose OF elscting six delegates and SIX
al,ernatrs to represent the Republican party OF
Nevada In the National Republican convention
to be held at Chicago. lllineis. June .. 1850.
Reo,psd That we recommend that the sev.
ersl iiepanlican County Central Committees
Of the tate Of Nevada call primary elections
OF the D ople for the purpose Of eleetinR dele
gates TO the said State Cunvontion q Austin
the said primaries to Be- held On or before May
8. 1850.
Resolved, That the basis Of representation In
said Convention shall b ons vote for each and
every 100 votes, or fraction OF 50 or over 20.
cast at the last general election for the Rspubl.
can State ticket, to-wit
, 1880-10-22
CHICAGO.

The alnTm from Box $40 Mt 1925 Inst cve1l-
Ing was caused By the explosion oi gusulIne
lamp Ill tho basement nf a two-story AMI basc-
lnent brick building Mt No. I'll I}lue Isnml
avenue, owned by r.. i. ConstlIne. The tase-
n!ent IL occupied III laundry by Mrs Octa-
yin SprtnEnr, md the trst floor by G. & T..
Nye, ciOtl,lers This llre commenced In the
frnnt of tllu basement md htltngt III into thu,
cl0l!,lng store. Mrs. Springer l.srs nhnnt
S50, md the cl0tlllnY tlr,n nbnut S:N0. The
latter hayo tnsi!rnrrU iii follows: tjnt!er-
writer's, f;ert,ln,ft, tl1Ih,ver, B0ston Under
writer's, Sl.0m eHell: riHnlx. St,ED1, The
tnsnn9c tn the building Ia estimated ut S::tM.
The nlartn ftnm l3Dx 81 ut II 10 Inst night
was CAUSED by Hire breaking forth from stl.le
uhEh0wn cHusu on the tlfth tloor Ut the
GuNlner House. rhe tlnlnage wils confined
tn the room III which II 0riKfnnte.t, and wtll
not amount to mnre tl,nn $50, which IL fully
Thu alnrn FINN Box $40 ut Z O'Clock yes
tcrsily nfter1i!on WIZ caused by q fire In II
brick barn In tho rear ut No. III Nortl, W0ad
street, owned aiid occupied l!y .Jntlil Elm
shaw. DaMnge to barn and adjoining shed,
$50. ChH81 unknown.
Tle alarm frUm li0x ;}trs Mt Gas yesterday
afterllu1n WIS entased by the discovery nf
tire III 4 tw0-stnry. frame building Mt NJ. lis
Fisk street, owned by Frank kMnpnsf, n1nl
occupied M q dwelling ly lin md Albert
Vlscutcller. Tho tttn originated lit II bux ut
sfisytngs III tllu Kitchen, WHICH wns set afro
DatnAge. SIS,
, 1880-10-22

persons to West Point, It is true. that Adj
voratst;enGral Uunn gave tile opinion. wien
nsktTf. lint they cDr.l not, hut Ge'!. Drin,
decided exaet!y to tl!s cti,trnry, wllc!, wlll
Gc ssen fro!n the following rrply IN Slr:
minor Is that: Of Ills parent md as
a. 0flcsr Ut. the nrny usually ro.
tniils bis residence. at ttle plaen from
would *,.ppns.. Tint II the person referred
In tle triter Is the sshi ~ m ot'lcer .Wln' Is =
ig tho faet that liz ix absent o.l Goyerlit!Ent
duty. tle rail tr'rcrly he nominated" Tie
MiStnke arbse tnnn taking the priyatn 0ptf-
lot, OF Acknowledgement Dunn for decfsfnn
Of The Department.
CIt0HkEi' CENst,3 or auuTit cAItnflNA.
4. Il. Eiifott, tile Icn,lii,x Snnttl Carolina
ehtDrcti ilasi, GnL recently 4 member Of Con.
Ertss, ts III the city: !1e xny. hIs conviction
md that Ut H'l Snti. Carolina isrpti,lical1st Is
been stuffed fur tn'iEiteaF effect. lie believes
this rs slronpy ~ ever, notwithstanding Tie
that tho cGnsl1s WnB correct.
, 1880-10-22
OBITUARY..


. NAL. THOMAS L. NUTIEn.
l.ouIsvit1.E, KY, Oct. 2t.-A1at. Thomas
L. Butler die,l III thls city tt'-lay at the al
vancrd agc Of Dl years. lie was born Aprl!
10, 1851, at Lexington, Ky.. then II part Of the
territory of Virginia. lie was Captnin III
tho Fifth Regulars in JUNE, 1914; wis ~.
ppIntetl Atl.!e-Camp to 0rn. Jackson; WIS
present at tho treaty Will, tic Greek ln,lians
J., September, lsl4; was at tte cHpturG Ut
Pensacola; commanded the City III Eew
Drieuiis during Tic famous bu.ijs 0f ian.
=, 1915; WINS hreyetcti Major for got,d con.
duct during tlle siege .0f New Orleans. but
sooit after, rua1gned bis cO1lIn,isslon ii tho
arIuy. mil WIS appointed by President
Of NHW fltiratlH.
, 1880-10-22
FIRE RECORD.


sptetat Di.t4sth to Tie cAfedao Tribune
81 fAcl- M'h'''. Uet. "l'-A Wcs1''af ana
serious IRE nccaffeu tills evening, cott8fncnc.
ii'g nboiat 0rc!ock nht continuing for several
honrs. whereby tho Standard Oil Company
MET Will very heavy loss. Tile establish
tNht b1tFned consisted Of InFEn warehouse
lur Inc storage III OIL III barrels asd tl'e ofller
buildings Necessary for Tilt business. together
WIN several Immense Iron tanks, two 0t
wh!c1l l'eltl lt.sAo barrels eacl'. lEsiAe ttle
building: III" Company f'ses several tlr'usa'nl
e,''hty b"r1e'' thas weFe Piled up shnrt
nlssa'ac' from sl1e 'natf b'll'titg a1a wi,ic't
dctlctl ill Efforts to put unit tic tla,ncs The
fir. wns communicated hv tho rxnIoston nf
an "il.lnmp in Ito hands Of the night watcl'~
mast, wsm Ind Just gone tn duty. lie waH
going through, tho maln warehouse, where
tle princtMl uart nf lie barrels of oil were
s'lat!t'sly exploited, aihl III ah !llst*ht inc
building was ,Nl fire, mud nutw outstanding
thu utmost rfft,rts nj tl,e watchmn. and
tttors tn ..xt ttuyu,.h ,h, 5in,,c t1,o,. s,,rru,l
,,tti th,, ,,.,'.I ,',ai,,t w.. .'.so' "o, aa.
s VIZ. ~" "'s1le nu'"thg WIS ''"o 'ost s'ee'
or 'irc' As the t'a'Hes becaIn" nlore hercc.
",sn D ,,s us "",,t"nts % ,',an 1"s r '. '" T., 49,
,caseA "'e'1 cahtei!'s' WHICH faa' OUT III iafRe
piazanK streams tntD tho rasi1les h1lA low
land surrounding the warehouses. Tile
whole surface Of thrse lakes was ono yayt
sheet Of btuze nI,tt sn,nk.. Thv int,nr rui,rtl
~ ,a H. immense ,... oacs asses a ea,lss, ai,,
, 1880-10-22

Special Dtspatth to Tho Cateag5 Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Oct. al.-No such
excitement has occurred in our city since tho
fountlering OF the steamer 1ronsitles, In 1871,
rs hns boon shown hore yesterday and to-day.
The Alpenn ind her passatigorsr 9 is tic only
topic Of conversation, nnd groups of men arc
aecn everywhere talking over the satl result.
Those who have Just arrived from tho imllnc-
dlate vicinity whero most Of tho bodies layo
been fnuntl aro besiegcd with questions, md
asked again md again to repeat what they
have seen. Anxious inquiries aro now being
lnatlo by tho friends Of other persons tlall
those already mentioned In the dispatches
who have reason to believe took passage IN
tho unfortunate steamer. A. telegram from
Berlin, Mich, says Mrs. Joseph Beemcr anI
three children, of No. II Wabash avenue,
Chicago. left Berlin Friday night, intending
to take the boat for Chicago, since whtcl,
tin,o nothing Inns been heard from her.
Thero ara also
INQUIRIES
aftcr E. L. Mills, Of Everett, Mfcf., whose
parents live In Marshall. Aficll. liz loft
Evcret and arrived III Grand Haven Frfdny.
Ho was oil Ills why to Topeka, kas., md
Qo has not been hoard froul
(
OF Rockford, Is hcre looking after his father
and mother, who, l,e >says, left Rockford
Frllay to 10 to Chicago win Grand Ilnyo n.
They did not arrtyo at their destination, nnd
nothing ias been henri. from thel.l: The
.papers alsn report that ". w. Wallace and
wife, OF Milwaukee,. arc missing. aud cir
wcro On board. sI Th!s1thoasi thsfe s aro ,s oi'e
or twn TINT were not abonrtl tint was first
rcportetl-;wlll materially Increase the total
number Of deaths.
THE nopY OF TIE nor
found yesterday Is TINT Of tho eldest iOs-
Sern e hey he9y o SrSter H v # Gs sns 1Sssf o ss r.
,nxtna. Tho 6oty ot Spaoth, Of Grand
Rapids, wAs folnd this morning enrly at n
pofnt about eight miles south OF l!sre. It
was brnugl!t to t;rand alayen thls afternoon
which went foth. as fur hs Holland this
morning, rctdrliati about ,ioon, having OF,
board TUG bodies Of maj! alu Wo'l!a,,. i., Ttio
%m n;sa, y ha r crSssnn tst aT & e tas ety yc e ~
ottawa, TO-, who Is q sister OF +. II. 1ol-
brook, Of Mlskcgoll. -.
-. .. THE lIODlEs so FAR ,-.
have looke4 VERY nnetur4!, md RI arc ,.qrI, Iot
OF Hills Brothers, New York, Inns benn
n2 f9@t @% ,n, stls it, BY r r. i II " Il fi,'' i,
ately Forwarded to Now York. ,,.,.
PARTIES who llayG been south this after-
moon report Q schooner ashore twelve MILES
from haro. It IL tho Elya, III ll0llHllt, ~ IL
not known whether my lives Wafo l0st'
THE LATEST LIST.
10 the |rlskn At.attatsd Pstas. r.
0nANh HAVEN, Oct. A:-Tho following ls
tho most accuylto list tlat l!as 9ecll obtained
Of tho passengtrs who wore on baarti: ,,
n qtossmn Sra s lsnn'd amd H sfsaafs, %!a, esfs Ms
ftnt,nrij niI ~ fhIs r{fy
, 1880-10-22

earlier. crl viii, /, tcvI, ,,.morro,v n ;,rc.
iss iii rs s ~ M1 H." ~ nrp ,,, MIt"W u ' r
tlrar @ l,aye m w, w M1ses e1Y Tse ns, 81, o oGto n
in tjs ynity wrre sIy fcv yrnvc fc' Ia hnk
~ A'0 ''ue' W., ~, ',S ~. ".Hsnseseo' .Ssn. u,
cAif. hurh1S'
VINO u hero II tho fniGrlst Of THO Go1h-
fiS!. ii',t. wns tnterviewe by TIM Tnii'uNE
T,nt i hn.' ~. LINZ t.s t ~ 1 n,, ~ shmas,t
m IT, n" ,nm,',,nt 18TH IL .yl,tc,, t,n ai,,ssna ,yas
%rrrxri mi IH ecc,unti ;mct;,,",j n ffin u.itrf
thni fi,nsc Win hn,i Inn ~, i.t,ew frnsf nfmiit
1inutioaj n,nttsrs' ~" II" rinitnnG ,tnvs, piacrJ
tlln i,carl, nn,inr n nntrni frn,n fT,ir mira
south Of iioIinmi Ia t}rand jiuyo,I. bit jIo
WA it.t Min !" MIyt, ti,a ,,,niur If men en-.
gnWcI In ti,c wpfk. It Il stiiI learrti tint, in
iho alsrtce Of q sufficiently Strong forcG to
hinder It, tlIe arrival 0f bnltes Ii, any ,jtitu-
hnr will i,n fniin,vc,i 10 n rrnrtftinn NJ thnsn
SCENES Of ptlia9o whiel, uccurre,l during iilo
elipWrocks oil tie Atlantic c0ast.
THE Mogr rx.r1tAyanAYr s:ron1ra
,,,,,, ,.aI,.,, .....,,,., .,n ,s,..,.. T.,
1tsn M 4naa'en BIumlan aMittkse lily ,'9!.ves III
segnrM 70 u .ne wSa,.n t w'1cn so.'c o. Inc ns
sgsrs nIe , knWM t,' y nMsI ~. Hpmn ..1eif
o ~ t,f seE ~ H.
~ tn ". smto ~ ta,s a , nnpgs ar
, 1880-10-22
BUSINESS NOTICES, :.

Dr. xEt1borts Cot.Livcr oil and Lime.
-tnvalIis need m longer dread tn tako that
Erdht epfclllc for consumption, esthn1at and
As nrcpansi l,y DR.. WiEbur It .ly robbed of The
nnscAting tn.te. end atsn cnsbo1tcs a prcpnra-
the very article required to it'd tho healing
qualities Of the on, ind to re-crente wtcrp iis-
cnee hRs tlnRtrpyul. It nlsa forms II remarkable
EN,s tp become strn1 ard robust. 1t ehol,lti bo
kept IN oycry fnulfly for inEtnnt nto on tho
tiret appearance Of coughs nr irritation OF tho
lungs. atntiNfhcsnr6f 0l1y by 4. u. Wlbors
Chemist. lt,stnn. sn't by NIL druggists.
, 1880-10-22
Iia AND Mrs, BWEET gAFE,
1h The Editor a{ III UAIsaaq Tribune.

~ Inv lalt0F " A"$ VAt<@9V SFt0uHe~
DnA1pw0Op, ILL.,, Oct al.--l 500 BY several
Chicago papers that ,nysult a.ns wife aro re-
ported as among tho lost on the Alpona. 1
wisl, to correct thiS mlstake. which arose
from the fact Ut my trunk be!ug found and
identified BY papers which It contained. Wo
loft Detroit Friday morning, Intending 10
colno through, to Chicago that night, stopped
at Holly to meet my sister, alul missed the
boat. My trunk, however, went on through,
md was put on tha Alpenn, =
wish you would give tl!s room In your
paper for tho sake OF my 1ilnny relatives and
friends In tho Eaat, who. Doubtless, ere this
have sngls our haples e1nong tli1 lot. Ne-
specially, - y, i. SWEET.
Mrs. HATTIE COLE.
=, sMs.at DngStsh q e. lhtrols Eges I,ts.s
daughter OF NTs. !, a. :l1olbr0ok, OF this
city, was a passenger Oh the lll.futed steaislGr
Alllena. Size llal hoen here Oh i visit, alut
wus on her rcturn to Chlcago to meos her
husband. +
4, IL LOCKE, -. -
BPtstal Dtspateh 10 TAs CAseaao 1stsun&,
DIooMlknToN, I'll, Oct 2t.-The sad news
reached this city to-day That +. l. Locke, OF
Druokiyn, N. ~ WAS dsqW0ed on the: Al,
penn, lto was the nephew Of William +.
, 1880-10-22

ca.isng all tho mon Of hls par.y IN retire unAor
csWcr lust tho shelis shu,11d burst pr6ntnturc!y,
probability saved, scrEs. Acntt advanced In 4
most deliberate manncr under heavy ilro, and
having Kst Under the wall. Hnatle tWn attefnptk
owing to snnp defect In tho flieu, which he had
jHst lighted: tito fhef exploded almnst In 8cTRt.
md woundl1K him 9evGrely Ii tho left l6f. n n
, 1880-10-22

%s ,.so.n % Sr,or,,s ,ycra m tte ilt.fatel A,nenn
,rns ,loatToycd to-ttnv l,y the iIscoverv of
hcdtes wtich have been fully IdontIfIcd ns
nsssenpcrs ] NJ, Tint stennler. The lnkc-sllore
ahovo Ilnllnnd hnrhor wns tlenscfy thro,,ged
thia ,nornlng with watchers. who pcerud
snxtoms1v ii,to lin t,,-rollinr waves. in tho
i;ona nj finding anna trace which would set.
la tbc onrstlo1, If tia yessel,s fnte. Among
othcr n'.ipcts. whIc)i attracted attention were
a counla NJ crnft to tia ,,,orthwnr,l. ono of
,ghici, was n atea,n.bnree, evidently headed
for f,hicarn nn1 the ntfict n 1nrrir. t,,g. which
moyc,1 IN 1tffyorcnt tlfrect;ons. giving tiio icn
tint s,a yos c,,uaretl In tba work OF searcl,-
liz for the dead. Suddenly the steam.lnrge
nit about, and, almost at the sa,,,e ttma, tie
thn tur brrat, moving III her direction. The
ycssels rrG,atncttin eioso ,r6ximtty to one
another. ami then Dnrtcd. tho barge aotne Of,
l,er wgy, wlIlo tic tt,r turned to and steamcA
In Tho direction Of Grand Haven, This nc
lion created -.
r. ,coys,nEuA1,1.E ENLIGHTENMENT
among t}e watchers on the jbeac3,,;, who
Jumped to tbo conclusion That the f}nrqe Ind
undo an important discovery, This surn,ise
proved to bo entirely correct. The bargo Ind
stupted at ths elg|,t of n couple OF bodies
moving about in thu lakc. and, having 80
cured them, hailed tho tue, whicl, took them
OIL boar,l and carried tl,oln to Gran1 Haven,
where they woro Identified rs the remains Of
IIr. MONTGOMERY Crossnan. OF Grand Haven.
ind Mrs. Cole, Ct Muskegon, Both bodies
were tully dressed, and lind on lIftrprcsery-
crs.. About tic sntue tI,,o tint this occurred
q party OF searchers IN tl,e beach t,yolye
mlps north OF l.ore found tile body Of Fred.
erfck Spacth, Of Gratd l.ap!ds, floating to
the Shore. Mr.. Bpaeth, who. was a rcsta,l-
1antkccpor Mt Grand Rapids, had two ltla-
pteseryers ,tpol, him, Thebp,lies 1t, ail these
cases were somewhat bloatcl, but otherwise
III good state OF preservation. At about &
o'clock thls evening tho saino party which
discovered AIr, Spaet]l found also the body Of
go. Ml LOCKE, - 81.
travelling salesman for Hills Brothers, gro.
ce1s, Of New York, rho body was found
only short distance north Of the SPOT where
Mr. Spaeth tloated In. Nautical men hers
ars strongly Of tlio opinion that now tint: I.
north wluti l,as SGT In, aud with tho lake cur.
rent still setting strong to tho south, though
the bodies haya mostly been found north Of
lhls place, tho large number Of ttose yet to
como ashore viii do 30 near t,!s l,arbor, and
,caJn y.,,,''a t., ,,,o ..as,...s uos' ~. ~
tsaay 1ouna elthcr haa lile-pfescrVefs, or
aw! ne1n III the!r Vicinity with the straps
broken b, showing that thoyhnd boen torn OIL
'u'S naa peel' carried ashore
THE BODIES WHICH SAME
VII! not, IN tho cold weather, rlso for fow
es eona na %aa th nGy ao aness VERY ao
terfcrea e.',es !. =. ~ !s WIZ u iSeeus1cs III
~ s''s.'s' ~ u oeliesea tney VIII uont asnoEo
~ hc vicinity of this llaFbor, where tho
, 1880-10-22
SAM HFAcH.

sp<etas ptspassh to gt4 Chicago 7ttbunA Z.
SAND BEACH, Mich, Oct. 91.-Atldittonal
in tarbor to-n!ght-Steat.-barge A. Everett,
and sclooners F. 4. Morse, Ira Chatfee aud
bargea, Henry Howard aud par8cs, LlucoIn
aud barges, AMI ting Wilcox
Wind northwest, light.
, 1880-10-22
NOTES AND NEWS.

sptetal i)ttpateh ia Jhs GAteaeo 7fthuaa
WASHINGTON, u. T., Oct el.-Army Of
ticers think tint the successor u ten. Mycr
rs CHIEF Sjg,.ul Olt!ror will DO tien.,Al!ics or
Gen. uazel'. ,n
1t tappears That stle Turkish Gnverimcnt
ias noi yrt p,tnialIed tito nurlerers ut tho
1ljssi0,,ary br, l'als0ns, Us they l!a.l prol,l-
jsr.l to tlt,, Notwithstanding thu lcatler " thu
murserers lla!s l!rcn sentenced to stta!tl'. atEl
tt,Ig. Tlley uru still NMpnntSl,pI. Tho OK.
euso llow offered 6y tne 'fAFklsh Government
tia,l u Government as that Ut the Sultun ca4.
int ulluis, sick c0lIficts.
EXACTLY TIE NEYElsaE.
WAsli1Styros, Oct. ao.-'rhe abatement
teirgr1pIled tr,iA lIero yesterday to the ettsct
thut i decision hal beei, rendered. .lebarslnK
tllu sons OF rrEutaE arMy 0tl!cera frol!s al.,
p0lnt,neAt to West Point WIS exactly thp rt,7
versa 1T tho truth. Congressman LINDSAY,
pt hlaIIu, W1oM ta Acknowledgement Drum
asking lfitwoula be proper to no1Mi'1aso such
, 1880-10-22
4 Decoration for Ga1lnntry.

IJ6C0FNEtNH 10f t1HTEMN1Fys
Tho y1clur!sl CroaA has lItcu conferred Ivy tho
t,.ls Kuliantry A 1vttiDn during Nh attack on
MuIyOs,'a MH,,ItAIn an tho 9Th II Aprit, 1ssp, III
Volunteering to ttlrIw is.t- fI!sb pheb III h4ndi-
un,,laU. nTur Il linz OF st0t,u Iitrru,ttua fruIn
(tcllIud which tho enluy wur1 Bringing u htAvy
titu III bear o,I thu unittitn tr0ups, a,l whi1 it
was impossible GffeCtuni1Y tn rGturll. After
, 1880-10-22

EDWARD BRANCH ROBINSON.
WAsl1iSornS. D. e., Oct. 2t.-Capt. Ell
wartl DranGl, Robinson, one Of the oldest
and beat known printers, tttotl to-day. Ago 10.
, 1880-10-22
AT DENVER. COLO,

DEsvRn, Co'o., Oct. ALL. II. EstaDrook's
toguther with sixty l,ead Of
horses aud utllsr rQttents, burned This n0rl-
sng. Loss, StA5, 600; insurance, $500.
, 1880-10-22

WILLIAM Du1tNET KINNEY.
NEWARK, n. j., Oct. .2t.-Willtam lsurnet
Kinney, senior proprietor of the Newark
Dattv 1dvcrtiscr, died early tlils ,uurning,
aged u years.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-01

Dissracefal Scene in O Pittsburg
Church.

PzTTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 22.--The peo-
pie in this city are in Il fever Of excit G.
ment to day owing TO lsticun hight
which took place in the First Reform
ed Presbyterian church last night.
Some weeks ago 'he congregation vo-
ted for pastor, the Rev. Nevin Wood.
side being chosen. A majority Of the
trustees charged that his selection was
the result Of illegal votes. A majority
Of the congregation were determined
that Woodside should be retained.
Last night the quarrel eliminated in Il
free fight. Both factions We're present
in full force.
Wnodside wanted to preach, but his
opponents had another clergyman
whom they wished To preach. Both
| parsons waXed hot ana a scrimmage
occurred for possession of the pulpit.
A general Eight, which was thlcknst
around the altar, then took place aud
lasted a quarter of All hour. The po'
lice finally quelled the riot. but not Ge-
fore number of people had their arms
broken and heads cracked. The
church presents sorry appearance tc-
day. Pews are broken, remnants of
broken glass, hymn books, bibles, hair
pms and bangs are strewn over the
floor. Great indignation prevails in
church circles.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-01

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Thc subscriber as
"A S:gnee Of John W. ScuOIl ST Miles town
ship. Centre county, Pa. VIII offer Mt public
sale OF the premises, on Friday, the 20th day OF
January. 1880. at cne q clock, p. NJ the follow
ing described valuable real estate OF the said
John w, ScholI, viz:
A ceri2in farm. situate In Miles township, n
| fnrcSaid. bounded and described Us follows: On
! the outh bv lands Of 10 cph X. Meyer and
| Daniel r RIshel; west by lands Of ID. =. Rlshel
| and II. w. Kreamar and John kreaMer: mort b
| by - HOutZ ami others; cast by Emanuel
Harter and w. n. Forster, conta ining l66 acres,
| more or less. Thereon IL erected "a two-story
frame dwelling house. large ba nix barn, and al
! other necessary cutbuiiihgs. 4 thrifty orchard
| Is Oh the farm. neyer-iaiiinps stream OF water
| near the buildn 3. This iaTm is situate within
! 5 miles Of the rail road and only ,hree miles
north OF Millheim, along the turnpike leadins
| from Millbeim TO NittaDy Valley. VIII be Of
| fcred in one or two parts, TO suit purchasers.
| Terms: One-tnird OF purchase money 10 lie
| paid cash on day OF sale, or b. note with ap-
proved security. payable April lst, 1880, and !ie
| balance In two equal animal payments.
| Also-all the right title and interest OF the
! said John w. Scholl In that certain meSsuage,
| township aforesaid, bounded north by lands OF
/ Joel Morris and John Kreamer, east by Mrs
| George Schwint, south by GRATIS heirs, and
| west by Mrs. George Weight, containing ~
| acres more or less. Thereon erected two-stO-
| ry log frame house, barn and other olItbuild-
! ingS. Will be sold at the residence of John W.
| Scholl, one nile east of Wolfc'S store, Monday
| the 10Th day of January, 1880 at l21I o'clock,
| sharp. Also, at the same time and place, all the
| personal property OF the said John w. SchOll
l-3t W. Ii. CORMAN, Assignee.