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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
Chinese immigration.

WASHINGTON. March l.-Rspressnta-
tive Wright, Chairman Of the select com.
mittse to inquire into the cause Of the
depression Of labor. read on Saturday .
long report on the Chinese question. to
be presented to the House on March 10.
1t recommends . modification OF the
Burliugams Treaty and the adoption Of
a joint resolution limiting Chinese i'm.
migration to 10 persons to any one YES.
sci. Testimony is quoted regarding the
demorslizing character Of the Chinese
population and the detrimental effect OF
Chinese labor upon industrial interests,
white workipgmsn on the Pacific coast,
and the community In general. The
necessity for immediate action on the
part OF Congress It strongly urged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
Road Locomotiye. for Nevada.

NEW YORK. March 1.-The steamship
Erin. which has just arrived. brought
with her q number Of road locomotives
and trains Of wagons, destined for the
far West. where they will be employed
in the transportation Of minerals and
general merchandise. They are intended
rs far As possible 70 replace mule power.
the slow and expensive tractils force at
present in use. and will form . connect.
ing link with railroads now completed
and with others which are being con-
siructed. The vehicles. which were built
in Rochester. England. will be shipped
by Representatives Of the manufacturers
in this city to whom they were con-
signed. BY rail to Wadsworth. Nevada.
On their arrival there they will at once
be put to work On certain central routes
routes in that State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
Chinese Masonic Society.

New York. February 2S.-The certiA.
cate Of incorporation Of the Lons-ws-
Tong-Eng-T Association was approved
yesterday morning. in the Supreme Court
Chambers. The incorporators are Wang.
A.Ling. James G. Baptiste. Domingo do
Luce, Wang Yee and Tom Yse. Tho
object Of the Association Ia mutual
friendship, brotherly love and service to
the Supreme Being by mutual succor In
distress and aid in sickness, poverty,
adversely aud affection. The translstion
Of the name 10 United Brotherhood Of
Mssons."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
Adelaide Nelson.

NEW YoRx. March l~.-Adelsids Neil.
son il just closing tremendously sue.
csssful engagement 1.-THE Globe Thsater,
Boston. She is under contract to
appear at the Baldwin Theater. San
Francisco. May 10th, for four weeks.
She telegrsphsd Mcguire yesterday that
she would give him 5000 for q few
weeks postponsmsnt Of the season. so
that she may play an engagement iu
New York. She 10 TO get GO per cent. Of
the gross receipts from Mcguire, fur.
nishing the services Of . leading man
besides hersslf. After her tour she goes
to England to GET married and retire
from the stage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
An Omaha Love Feast.

OMAHA, February 2s.-Batss' school.
house was last night the scene Of . vim.
dictivs and bloody quarrel. in which n
man lost his life and several others were
seriously wounded. There had been
preaching In the sohoolhouse, and at the
conclusion OF tho meeting two OF the
participants engaged In a scufls. which
soon developed into . general light.
Some fifteen or twenty pistol shots were
fred. the FIRST OF which MORALLY wound.
cd William Bates in the head, who has
since died. Four others were seriously
injured by pistol shots. Clubs and
other weapons were freely used BY those
engaged in the fight. The only cause
for this fatal and lamentabls occurrence
Is q nsighborhood fsud, growing out Of
q district school dictatorship.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
sEHe's PsErruEsr arsL.

The rustic bard Of Hardscrabbls
Ranch came, saw and was conquered.
dead gone. at once. He thus glowipgly
describes her In the Reno journal:
In form she was Of medium height,
And her limbs OF perfect shaps:
And when she moved her graceful step
Agoddsss could not ape.
Her eyes were darker than the gloom
That DER the north pole aiidss;
BRIGHTER than vhero the sunbeams rest,
On Shssta's Icy sides.
Her long hair foated from her head,
In pretty dafksome curls:
Her cheeks were like crimson ~pouQuets,
Her teeth ihepuisst pearls.
The nsctar on her ruby lbs
Bespoke their purity,
And prov'd that lhe was an anasl.
With IN angels sanctity.
Her dress was made Of rich white silk,
Trim'd In the latest STYLE;
And what more enhanced her beauty
Was her bevitchine smils.
Wild dreams Of love o'srpowsr'd my soul.
NY brain was IN Q Will;
when the young kuight WHISPERED In my ear.
henos prstfissf otrV"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
Como Items.
Satro Independent, March I.

Sutro independent, MuIeh IL
The Weller mill IL at present idle, but
will, in all probability. start up Don on
ore from the Carson mine, q property
belonging to Mr.. Weller.
The contract for carrying the United
States mail between Dayton and Como
has been awarded to Msssrs. G.. NJ. Reed
and G. W. Barton. The contract calls
for the carrying Of mail six times . week.
A two stamp srastra mill will Be
erected in Como during the coming fort.
night by Mr.. Edwards. The mill 10 q
patent OF Almarin B. Paul, OF San Fran.
cisco. It first partially brushes the ore.
and then grinds 1t in an srastra. It will
be worked by horse power.
The Center Gold and Silver Mining
Company (just incorporatsd) are making
preparations to list their stock on the
San Francisco Stock Board. The prop
srty 10 believed to be one Of the best In
Como, u Il sdjoins the Eureka mine.
and has good prospects Of unsarthipg .
bonanza.
Adam Weller recently purchased 100
tons Of the dump rock Of the North Rap.
idan mine. The rock was millsd and
found to yield % per ton. The owners
Of the same mine shipped 20 tons OF ore
TO the Lyon mill. Dayton, recently, and
IL was found to mill $l2 per ton. The
Lyon Mill and Mining Company haul
and mill Come ore for % per ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
m VI, Railroad.

CHICAGO. February 2S.-An import.
ant secret conference Of representatives
Of the Union Pacific and other inter.
ested lines was held last night, the re-
suit OF which has just been asoertainsd.
It was decided that on the days the Pa.
cifc Mail steamships sailed the railroad
companies would charge the following
pass, niger rates from San Francisco to
New York: First class, 500; second
class. SIT; third class (emigrantI. $50;
and IL with these prices the railroad does
not get most OF the business the rates
will be lowered on third class to $50.
These tickets will only be sold under
special limited contract.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01

TEE BESIcIA RoUrE.-This route over
the marshes beyond Suisun Is constantly
sinking. During the past few days
about 600 feet Of track that was laid on
. graded bed OF dirt across what ID
known Is the "bottomlsss pit" has
sunk from sight to what depth IL known.
A large force OF lsborers 10 kept tm.
ploysd there shifting the road bed al.
most constantly, and the trains came
through on Sunday. q new track having
been laid q few feet distant from the
route Of the one that has disappeared.
This locality might appropriately be
called the "sinking fund" OF the com.
pany.-Harysuius Appcal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
The Ensli,h legation residence (says

The Enslish legation residence (says
the Washington CdpitaD il the mos. per.
feet in its plan Of any in the city; not
one detail has been sacrificed for an
other the location has become the
most desirable in town. the highest,
coolest. the healihirst. and il must
indeed be Q triumph to Senator Stewart
that his predictions about the situation
are more than fulhllsd. When he built
his castle. wiseacr.s sneered. and taunt.
inRly named il "Stswart's Folly :" but
now on svsry size is the march Of i'm
provement. elegant houses have sprung
up. and each day adds one more to the
picturesque homes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
Railroad Consolidation.

CHICAGO. March l.-Ata meeting Of
stockholders Of the Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy Railway Saturday. q vote Of
261, A7S. shares out Of . total Of 30s, s36,
vas cast In favor Of consolidating with
the Burlington and Missouri River Rail.
road in Nebraska, and In favor Of In.
ersa.ine the capital stock 20 per cent,
which adds over e00o shares. The yots
was unusually larss. and only 2552 votes
we're cast against the proposition. On
MayI the Burlington and Missouri road
meets 70 eonArm today's aetisa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
The body Of a wa.hoe Ipdi.p. with ,

The body Of q washos Indian. with .
stab In the side and the head smashed
up with rocks, was found a few days ago
near the road to Bodis. some four miles
south Of Valley View Station. by hun.
tsrs. Indications and evidence 20 to
show that II Is the body Of wa.hoe
John. who killed Piuts Charley on the
10th Of November last. near Treadway's
ranch, Carson. Charlsy's friends have
had their eye on him ever since. and
evidently got him ct last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01

The American Union Telegraph Com
pany 10 introducing 9 novel invention
in Boston into the Offices Of bankers and
brokers. designed to facilitate greatly
the summonins Of tslsgraphie mssssn.
gers. 1t consists OF . simple piece Of
wood with . metallic centre. con-
nse.sd with the telegrsphio ofioe. A
simple scratch with . thin piece Of metal
accompanying will ring . bell and sum-
mon . messenger at onos The device
il introduced free Of cost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01

Hrs Own LAwYER.-Jsck Foulks was
In town yesterday. For the past week
he has been In Virginia attending to his
business interests on the Comstock. He
instituted four suits in the Justice
Court. and acted a. his own lawyer. In
one Of the cases he became afraid Of
Bob Lindsay, and engaged Bob Lowsry
TO assist, and on this case he got thrown
out Of Court and had to pay $85 costs.
Reno Journal, FEB. 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
Relief Society at BodIs.
Rodis Standard. E.h. "a.

A number Of ladies assembled ysstsr.
day wednesday, at the residence oil
William Irwin. Superintendent Of the
Standard Con-, and organized . society
for the relief Of the sick and INDECENT o.
Bodis. Mrs. Hunk Blanchard was elected
President; Mrs. VIM. Irwin, Vice Presi.
dent; Mrs. DR.. Deal. Secretary; Mrs.
Beam Pixlsy. Treasurer. Mrs. Robert.
son, Mrs. Hoole, Mrs. Harris and Mrs.
Buckingham were appointed . Commit.
tee On Bylaws.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
Canadian Pacific Railway.

New YoRx. March Id. o. Mills
and Morton & Bliss have taken the BON.
tract. for 50. 0O0. 900, to build 1875 miles
OF the Canadian Pacific Trsnscoptinsntal
Railway. They will commence on the
Pacific end, just opposite Victoria, run.
ming up the Frazier river. They havs
Eve years to complete 1t in. The work
is to DO done on q cash basis, and will be
in charge OF 0nderdonk. who Is now
building the sea wall in San Francisco.
Undertook IL hero now. but will leave In
q few days for San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01

The reckless assertion Of the Carson
Appsai that the mines Of Como are being
rsiuvsnaisd and developed BY Carson
ospi.sl, 10 looked upon BY Comedies -
Q capital joke.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01

In our tsl.grsphio columns today viii
b found . dispatch Of considerable In
tsrsst and importance to al snsagsd IN
mining or mineral dstelopmsats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01

The man whose articles are rejected
BY An editor 10 always the hrst fellow to
say his paper isn't At 70 b Rad By ~
spectacle rsople. q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
MARRIED.

In Gold Hill. February 20. BY the Rev. Mr..
Graham. George W. Bishop, Of San Francisco,
TO Mary <. Connelly, Of Gold Hill.
In Elko. February "a, George r. Talbot 10
Mes Nay Jones.
In Blio. February Il, william Goodman 70
Sarah x. Wilbur.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
MINING LOCATIONS.

ESPECIAL 70 TIE. GOLD I'LL DAILY u.wsI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01

AEHssRs. LrTcHFIKLp / THUkvAN ARE
wi prepared 10 farnish On applicsttoe svsr3;
thing needed IN tbs Undertaking hbe. Az
On r~sasonahle tsxms. fspm
, 1880-10-05

Nh. D.syAnp will have to make blg phil
Oil his pockctbook II ho expects " remedy
the mischief his antilcGnl1tenler speech
llas done thu 1,.lunn Democrats. IIe was so
explicit m,I plnin-spoken thnt l,e cannot
wrtggle out Of Il. Ito committed not only
himself, but the candidates Of his party for
the Presidency and Vicc-rrcsittency, to tho
policy of withdrawing and cancellng tho
Iegnl-tclMlcrs. They tlnro not lot t,1s speech
stand US it is, alul obtalu money from August
Ilclmunt's crowd Of nloney-lon1ers on tho
strength OF It, unless they nlcan to fulfill
Its pledges literally and strictly. but II they
should lot it 90 1r1loxpla1ncd,' they will DO
beaten Il, Indiana It WIS worry inlprudent Of
Mr.. l,aynrd To put theM In tllls embarrassing
position.
, 1880-10-05

TEE Democratic papers are brist1 Ing with
such heNd-linus ns this: 's1oro than 600
ltnHcd Mt tho 1iast for tho Republicans Of 1ndl.
aliA,' This ia campaign bos1,. Three hundred
thousand dollars Ia hcap Of money. II tho aum
STATED werc divided by three, and from tho quo
-ttcnt 100000 or <l0,UoD wero subtracted, tho
Asnnllnt would still ororsize tho p!io placcd at
tho disposal Of tho Republican 1Iuosiers by tha
"Eust." As to tho amount tho Democrats are
dishursing in 1ndtnnn, n correspondent Of the
senior Independent" Democratic sheet says:
~ nm not abe to state tho amount Senator Nc
Donnld will DO abla to command ITO prevent
Republican fn,l,tls,' hut hnyo received Tint
that IL will be nbput $l50uO0,"
, 1880-10-05

THE corruption Of lie cnrpet-bag Govern.
incnt In 1.ut!s1nn was tho constnnt thumo OF
tho white ncn,ucrnts' complaints If, that State.
1nit no carpct.baggcr wns ever detected In a
proved upon the Civil Sheriff OF Now Orleans, q
white Democrat. lIe i1as pocketcd $4,000 OF
tho city money md $4,000 belonging to tho
Statc Tho Now Orlcans Democrat {Ilourbon
Whfte-Iltcr} ct,argcs criminal negligence on
tho Attorney. General, Auditor. Tux Collector,
and CIty Council. Even The bo1tds Of tho ShuriR,
II Is sa!d, arn tnrgcrlcs: mud they linyc bccn
permitted to remain in his custptly. Nothing in
the history Of tic Republican Government OF
1.oulsiana cRn can,pnrc With this exposure Of
tho rottonncss Of tho Democratic machine In
tho City OF New Orleans
, 1880-10-05

TnE primaries for the election Of delegates
to tho First Senatorial District Convention were
held lust ovennr, An1 resulted In tho ctectlnn Of
Delegates who will probnb'y nonllnata u. j.
Wrcnn and ". Il. IIArrls for tt.embrrs OF the
Legislature to-day. Thoro wus aspllt In the First
WMrsl, and tl.aro were two distinct polling
places. It Is to he hoped TINT the hfekorngs
between thetwo Republican factions Will hc unl-
Icnbly urrlnKra1 1t IL rialcuiotis that tho llc-
pnblicans Ut tho ward should 70 0n Illnr-
relInx year ntter ycar over ..ao,ne petty Muir
whlc., seils!ble nlel lt,lIl Rettle III two mtnutcs
, 1880-10-05

Ain. LouESz introduced nit ordinance III
tho cty Council Inst cyoninE, tho purpose Of
which Is to project city cn,pioyts frlnl liking
assessed TOR "i,nlflicnI, religious, chlrltulu. or
Ahlerinunlu Rtnr md horse md luHRy snbserlE-
ttn1,s or assessments Tho urlllnnnee WIS rn~
fcrltl, md tho Democratic Campaign Commit
tee WILL pr0nA'y' visit tho Clty-itall before It
comes up fnr t!cttorl. f.uwlcr. CuGrtn1., ai1d
Iirctt Hro In possession of tl,olr ears and horses
nnd bn,Kgf.s. They will need t,0,p Tor sotno
limo, and ar0 c0rrespu,titnRly hnppy.
, 1880-10-05

HANCOCK Inns agreed to veto bills tllat shall
directly provide for tho nayruent ot Southern
claims. Hut tho southro1s know how to beat
the devil around tho stump. 4 hill giving tho
Court Of GLAZING Jurisdiction Of the cnses pre-
eentcsl by disloyai persons would not he within
tho meaning Of 1Iancock'H letter. a bill rcpcal-
fnu tho n1t which excludes Cnnfelcra,eB could
DO signed by Hancock without tho violation Of
hls picdgc. No positive onactnent IL needed.
Mr.. iluncock would Sign such I'LL, or he would
brcnH With his party; and 1t isa remarkable fact
that no soldier iu tho history of this country has
ever Tylcrized.
, 1880-10-05

TlssuE-llA1Lors nre dangerous protcc-
tion tn "the rights Ut frocmcn." The free.
mon" who ttitic with them will In tho long run
have thoir hngors burnt. A beginning has
already been mulo In South CarolIna whore, III
Il Charleston primary, sopt. n, T03 ballots were
tnkcn out Of n box Mt which Isl persons voted.
Tlssuo-bnllots md riilo-clubs will survive to
plague thp1r Inventors,
, 1880-10-05

CHAIRMAN lt.>i.Sust has batnliy informed
tho rcwsgalhorcrs that his tnsshn. In 1ndInna
this time IL not tho I,nrchnsc Of mules. hit tho
pulrtuse Of steel rails. Mr. Hlri,llm IL reported
to hnyc hls Kripsuck well Rtllfcd with grcen-
h,rks. md unless ho Is closely wntchcst he 1nny
Invest too freely III the motul market. The tic
pnbllcAns are oil tho alert, and hopo 10 prevent
Mr.. l!nrnum from mlstaktnY yotcrs for railroad
Iron. Thu u,lc-h -hslser Will attend tnceituR OF
tho fnlAna Democratic Committee to-l3Ay, and
will doubtless g!ve tho.otcntlemcn tho bonellt
OF his ntlylec Oh tho subject OF "m,lics" ant!
steel rlils.
, 1880-10-05

AN ordinance recommended BY the C0n,-
m,tt4tc IN lIcnlth Of tho City CtnincIl, prohibits
lug tho employment Of Children under IL yours
Of nXp except III domestic service a1a hous'htd
dulles fur THUR pareilts wls rs1ectGl Inst night
by Il vote OF % tna. 1t IL strulya tiAt tho orll'
,attco did not rrGcyo lur4Gr vtlte.
, 1880-10-05

SEVEN persons were poisoned at Milwau-
kce yesterday by eating Wild patsn!ps for din
ner. lhyatc!nns were cnlltl III IN sosllt US TIM
first symptoms III tho polssislnR bcc1no niail!-
fest, unt ul hut t,Yu Ut tho victims nrt. HOW pro-
uouuccl tnt OF DANGER. Tho paEBnipa werG
bought OF tho TninIIy HrucGr.
, 1880-10-05

MIR PERnv II. SM1rl1, Jn., declares that ,e
Is "a young nourbon." n Bourbon can nerer
bo young in anything hut years and experience.
The tdeas Of a Bourbon aro always old. exploded,
and played out,-lespised and forxutsen by wise
mon and roverpd by fools. A young uousnoll
must bo ono who bus not tho wisdom to forget
thu follled Of tho past.
, 1880-10-05

Wtt11AM II. FA1RCl1tr.1,, who wns recently
arrested In this city and taken to knnsas IL an
swer to tho chnrge af having murdered his w!tcs
rngle, MIR. Frcllc!i. tAs confessed to Ills erine.
lie churgcs that French hntl Illicit intercourse
with Mrs. Furchtl'l. md TINT he bccats,n so Gil
ragged ut discovering tho fact that he Struck
French With tho ha.tio 0t n,t Tx. lie sayA that
lc thon compelled his wife to Assst him III Ink
Ing tho lnNly tu II river ncar by. Fa,Tcht! Will
br Immediately plnccd oil trial. Ills atury nf tho
ca,lso which lGd to tho murder s tlot believed.
, 1880-10-05

So FAR rs received, tho Republican con-
yorls to Ilancock arc: ~ John W. Fornoy, WIN
received II $4,000 brabo from tho Pacific stnil
fund. "a Gen. A. l.. Pearson, who ran awns
from tho pittsbnrg rioters. g, Cen. pau!e E
scklcs. tho murderer Of Philip burton Koy.
~ Gen. nenjaniin autler, whom thu Demo-
fifteen ycurb.
, 1880-10-05

ness llitS yC{r, declared tlD had not been paid
for his patt OF tho lob four years ago, and re-
fusctl In havo nnvihtno Il, in viii, colontza.
lin, nov mil the o,l srorc hnt1 lnpc, settled,
Thfs incident IN tl,o canroIrn of 187e fully
nxnlatus tl,a n,rnoss nj tha Dcmocrn,s Ii,
howlInr nho,,t contemplated Kcpubltcan
frauds at tla yerv Tina when thew ara nre-
nnr,np for frauds ~, their own stde uunu n
gigantic scale. Their positton Is precIsely
that Of thu thief who foIns tho crowd in mr.
suit and bellows "Stop tt,tcft'' ,nore lo,,tlly
thuu anybpdy c,sc. This Democratic rally to-
,,ay. at whfci, 70 600 ar 10, 600 strangers aro ex-
pectpf. Is intended tn tlo tic business. twill
In rn|,y indeed. hut rally Of l,irc,l rcpeat-
crs. It will furnish, the prctext fur the H.
trutluct,on into the Stute OF illegal voters,
nnl there rcn,ntn several f,ays for ,Itstriuut-
iuc nnd locating them III different sections.
trha },emocrnts WIN nro n,unar1nu tI,ts uart
of the 1n,lfnnn com,ntru are eynected To
, 1880-10-05

1'noF. NttEy, thu eltolnUogfst. who Inns
spent ecvcrN n0nths in thu South investigating
tho hnb!ts anll r.vnYrs Of tho cetton worm, an
naGnccs tint hG has r1aGlcal a stnNe III his in-
ycatlpntiUn which 1cayus nu doubt Of bis nblllty
tn l,,it Rtap to any future rnynKs on tt,e pnrt
Of tho stiuect, IT o only receives thu active co..
operation Ut the plnntcrs. lie hts nlso dis
envcrc.! II mcans Of getting rid nf tho boll.worm
and tho cnterrllar. 1t is 10 ho hoped TINT 1'rnf
itt,cys discovery will answer bis own c4pecia.
tj1na Of IT,.
, 1880-10-05
A CAMPAIGN CURIOSITY.

a0nltAI campaign ms neen FGAChcn ny CcI-
tafn "SoutherM NELL" sotlle Of whom f0lt
merly held office under the Republican paftyr
In m nddrcss to the negroes of tic South
advising them to support 1iancock. Since
thesu "Southern gentleman" thealcd by
Pool, Of Norti, Caroltna) hayA been dropped
out Of otico under tho Republican party,
they have concluded that tho mission Of that
party Is ended. As they formerly depended
lnrgely upon negro votes tUr the prestige
they enjoyed while IN tho Republican party,
they w0tLd bo vpry gFatt to appeal to tbs
Democratic party for office on tho pretext Of
controlling negro votes. Wo .tu not think
tho scheme will work. Tlle negroes aru not
likely to be influenced BY soreflcatls to vote
tho Democratic ticket Even'it they should
TO so In nny number, the Dcnlocratlc llnl-
ngcrs Mt the South do not need negro votes.
which they llcutrnlizo BY tho shotgun anil
fraudulent counts, nnd will not b. likely to
recognize any claims basea up0la suppose
tftious negro nccesstons. Il
Thu address wo refcr 10 is curious, II not
effective. 1t starts 0f{ with tho assertion that
the sig1,ers supported the Republican policy
OF reconstruction. Then II declares that this
policy brought great abuses upon the South
,,ro,or+v.hoth.ra rn,,,,1c,I vii, the ,"frn,,.
"l,lsa,no,t n ,ha ,.h.1. hn,l,, ~ s,.,as ),
RIM, ,ho ,orroaa oro t.l1 thnt at,,o man.
ann,',o,,t ~ roconstrn.,tm, nns hoon - NJ, r.o
~ ] t,,o .o,nrrd r"co as ~ ,yo1l w ~ mi tn thc villa
noanIo ~ t,,o snnt,,o,,, Stains :, T,no1,,.
o .,,a,, a-o a,Isoh ~ a,,r,,ort t,,o r,,r.,ornta
,r,, ' nv ,,,r % h.ca,s m' ta, ia ",no III a"rcst md
host ao,. NJ ,,,."I,,, rooo,,et r,,otin,' ,,n,,, "
, 1880-10-05

Mr.. DAYAnp must be nlmoBt tempted
sometimes to sit down md whit Tor lis purity to
cntct1 lip With Naturalization jlerati, =
Btr I}nyard Ia nut so tempted at tho proscnt
moment. For II his party should oatch up with
him It would tlump him woll for his Now York
specch, ,
, 1880-10-05

Foss Il I1oBMEn'1 extensive pork packing
establishment AMI slau9hter-ht'use ut Caution.
near baltimore, wcro destroyed by llFo ycstcr-
day tho unt.csoxten'ie.l tn The pnektng. hnAse
ut II. G. GAtp. adjoining. Fosa s. Ilosiner'a 11ss
~ estimated ut f50,0o an.l tho insnrance Ia
El,au0 Cables lnss is plueed VI Fs0,00. Tho
1tsurai1cp i8 &i(0k,.
, 1880-10-05

TuE United States Gralll Jury Mt Atlanta
has tt,Il,l tr,lB bills aEulnst th!rty-cght Gcnr-
g,n onI.shInurA, WIN hnye utRde outrageous Ut.
tAcke on tho United States revenue nllicora.
Twenty Of tho gang wcro indicted t0r GarttcIpA.
ton IN tho burning Ut Observation-Disclosures stew.
arts properly ull.l fur lrlng upon hia lusully.