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, 1880-12-13
THE WAY THEY DID 1T.

How Democratic ffntttl2 Succeeded in
Carrying North Carolfnl..
New YonK. Dec. lo-The Times hns tho fol-
lowing special from Chnrlottc, N. C., III regard to
Dunluctntto methods employed iu tho lato cum
pafHn ita TINT State:
'A ca RfMf untl t1lspnsAlonatc in1lliry into tho
methods employed to carry tho Stnte Ut North
Carolina for tho Democrats whuwcro candidates
fl tho Inst cluclon rcarly reveals tho flut TINT
those methods Included not only tho ol,t Aill
fulnllint3 but Also mnny original kinds af fraud,
vlnlenco, And Intimidation. Thcsu tnctics re-
suited not only iN giving tho btntc Government
to tiln nourbons hut in defeating the lsupubltc-
MI Electors, ut lcnst two Republican Congress-
men, ant1 Il number Ut 1tupubitcan candidates
for county o!1,ces.
"1n tho FirBt Congressional District It Ia now
ovidant thai tho frauds wero particularly Rlnr-
ing md bnrefncet1. Indeed, frotn Information,
OF tho HinSt trustworthy Ch1rActor, recently re.
cetvcsl @ @hero, i Is evident TINT tho outraKos
nRhlf!st law Aild ucctnoy committed In that dis
et,ss1 sfies wors on1y ctst.lel IN s"sh ca.nna mud
er.ts ,lntlor tho icad 81 i ] Issio.4o, M S'. .to.
il1enltgly orsantzeu system ot intimidation,
hy which scoroa Of lten,iblIeans wore drlvuii
piAces tho Republican votes III ono uf tho Con.
Fressional 6pxe9 wcrc taken out ind burned,
! mM,i a' iho Virr!nians who cn't!o over tho limo
WoIr allowed freely to vote tho Democratic
tsukut.
"Agatn. in pasquotank County Tho votes of
werU not coittea BY wi The % Den,ocr.Is sti eIeutlon
officers, thoIr Nlmsy prccxt UoIl,y sliat tho pna,
which thotr owu [ss'rty friends l,t complete
"ln 1'itt county hundreds Or votes Gust for tho
tho Ero,lnl ihr.t thoy were deposited in Til, tho
County, where 15o l.epublie,ii!s no renty, TO
WGrU COl1HtGtl for their cIlnt1tlutt, II ,yns f,v
, 1880-12-13
' WEARY OF LIFE.
Another suicldtl Victim to Dlsstpa-

Another suicld,l Victim to Dlsstpa-
j ston.
Tho GlatnAtes OF tho fashionable boarding.
h0,.av No. bj Doarborn avenue wero Hppntlcd
yesterday morning by tho discovery That o,lu OF
thelr iuuDor was Iylug dead IN hIs bod, and tho
horror Of thu discovery WIS augmented by tho
illil,y evidences which prosecuted themselves
tantt tho MIN la,l tukun his own itp. Tic na.,,e
uf Tho unfortunate snAtl was George W. Dlack.
Aul he occupied u room with u Feilow. .tuNt11lor,
Mr.. john y. 0orMon. from whom tho following
fAots wuro utelted botoro tho Coronurs Jury
yesterday aftarn.,on: Mr. Oermon stutpu TINT
utter Huppcr satnrt1ny DyGnng Hack Kavo hinlR
wr'ttou order on saloonkeeror In tho neigh.
horhuod for n quart b0tt0 VI whisky, whluh ho,
tho wttnuss, procured ind took to Llor room.
suveAt drinks wcru taken, utter which thoy loft
tho h1uA1 In company pnd Walked ovor OIL the
south Side. They stopped ut suyurul snuons 4tlll
nss Fe 70 ta y" 81 anous W9
llu'elock l3lnrk appeared to 10 cheerful, nlll
Miter Kotlersll conversation, during Which, rs
nothing moro lLout tio lcceasetl until ycstcr.
sa ae yx 15 H. hHa En nS
pNrtMly lrossel. ILu won't to tho bedside A,lu
wy s whit l4v sap!1osoa WIS clotted bM'd Thinning
} a% csaies c. 1fs F. Ey s3'sa aas s"t is tas
iry II XrGSe ratxo sssH p ,St E Yo arriy!nE !,ns.
to bs FuSlyoh. and wlthln livo Mtn,ltes Isia.k
Kavu sp.ssNuase ul0An and hroathpsl GtY iast.
Several other witncssca testified ~ to tho pooI,-
nar itetlons OK tho deceased, uil tho Testimony
mats ina!9 rMoturaetl M " tho huuso 'ho Was
n!hes Tan, '11!naa ,, brought dut by tho
tho decreased catIo homo Thtlrauny Carrying viii
hun yury bud biuck uyet which ho s.atou hid
r1sutted fTom light which ho bud with Alr.
G,y soa, M ,nsopr!Star q 10 stato struut toy.
FATE 80, ns ~ wnoiH H. on'ny ,nn ~ haa huen f9r Mbout
satas.lay. ana wis applylhg, la,d4nuu u tho
unauaHe.l oyc Upon hla wllsslstMnd VIVA tu,ild
~ .!npty, Ply, t@wo.ouaoe @ b,ttlu laIo!ei L,tuia.
while under. tho holy nuothor unpty i1ud4t,ulu
hptllu WIS ulslt Funlll.
a brother of tho lecensel, who Is in tho em.
n!lny of l,e!.|ity uros: i o., testified 10
uNu tlMt A0 wAs married llnII, ul,l
tho father OF two chllllret,. alil thnt ha lid
been separated fr,ul hlA famlily fur svyur,ll
months faonxh Mt !yoret. Tlo brother Vol.
cha.nEtsn liar, una thAt tue story which ho told
Vt rpetiynlG the Il4ck cyU ut tho hand4 of Dir.
Suu Wua undoubtedly lllullAfactuFcd for Tho uG-
easlun After cosUner Matsou Gud tho jury hAd
, 1880-12-13
MATRIMONIAL.


4 worry rlpnsant prlvMto wedding took place
Inst evening ut tho resI.lercu Ut Mr.. II. burg.
helm, NJ. II Hamilton avenue, tho hlRii-cotl-
tructing persons being 4tbrnhn1n t,ohsten and
MISC Carrie MnrcD. both Vt this city. Tho mir
riage cerctnuny wns performed by tho Rov, ~.
Nnr,lc,t, ut the North Chic,gp Hebrew Co.,grc-
R,ltlnn. Thu brl,te Is daughter Ut Mr.. Samuel
Mnreo. Of Princeton, III, There wrre tho tlsual
excellent entertainment fnr thu wedding guests
The, tewly-wcdtled ,,m'r tako up tlolr
,,ls'a nhnao ~ + T., now resi'lsnce al re,ly for
were SAsnttel Marro nniI sun, Frr,l Der,,hnm,
!tllHlu ni tho brltle md George tinliyer. nil Of
Mrs, Frankenstull, Mr., ind Mrs. $lil,s,lls, Mr.
md Mrs. Alexander Downing. Atr. and Mrs f. b.
Wllkte. Mrs. aclintlusty. aud Miss Il. Fuller. Tho
knut. I' '-
, 1880-12-13
DlHtalEc1l,w VI1rlU].

49, luFH l&tt<F,
Marcel FN.. young French srortsn,an, hal a
sGeno with llls mistress. jcailt,e H., list week
eilronicles tU!'l how. III III ot brutal jcaisv t
l,e tore II strinx of po4rls from hrr rcrk. ni =
tlGn,l.lAnnde purity, saying fhut "Tle frw"]rv
wniSh h. Eaye hgr should no lonHrr 10 ,s4i NJ
but n0ttlior then nur uftorwur, u,auifesis .ny
.nEcr at THO outrage. Marccl went to hnis,
tnrttettil,E about Ills nt!tl,uss nj tle eI,nrininT
llttin tntfesol of tho boulevard Mat.hcrles iiis
cseutturs, though, did nut furgct It, fUr tIIuro
their bulls md suing IN valt, for payment, aid
luther tl1ey prnsstltel the nselycs avAii,, !sss
struck when frleud showed him hi fuors ne
Gonnn ioutno taas a. mrcessod: "lsecelvcd from Nile
i,lshed to Marcel ak" Tho hctairNs vcnye.
1tilcc was terrible: ahG tns mid every une Ia
whom he owed nnytling,-hut to t,raI COILS Of
.it0 ~ hls heAd Int to nllku him piss brforo
that lowest Of MI crcn.cA i,eingJ, u Monsieur
slalMt0li*c. ~ aomoi'oly hns remarked, such i
revenge aa this "tlIstunces vtrin!"
a lcRleotol co.iYh II II ncans Of lcHyIng this
IVIHt1b
, 1880-12-13
DROPPING SIXTY FEET
AnrIlng Incident ar tho 1Iotc1.p,x.
Vshkosh-A Lndy's Won,icr,u, E.nsn IN

from Dcntlt. f.senpo
. Ushkosh t)r'tso No7ihuy,,,+r
reporter called NJ Mrs, 1tnrIn,y's ro,t,..
m N'a1''t'a Street. for tho r,lrlosc Of vninI.'
@ Mse"Th1o sa'teh'ent frofn her of lhe stc,. ~ u
Mrs. PaiHes room, Rt tho br,pxtua.,.,.' .'.,e N
ilrc. Rost anu aMtetncss ha,,tr ht.r ". a' " tho
Mrs. ilnr|ow could not be Intcryo,.,,,' m,'eted.
irloi,tls prosetit rcated ull tho lnciI.,v.' .ae
linr'ow remembered. Mrs. ttnrIow h",i Ii's. W.
calsci on Mrs. pngo nnd Ind not tn, r'u, .uss
her EE0vta a1Itl cioak. Eome un,snni h,,I''
tho house nttrnottd their attention ~. N
opened tho door and stepped tn,o tho iaey 1NHy
aiu a,.a io,,, a,l n dcnsc volu1no Of ''' hns. n
rse! acR nio f1 slra iao f!I(r%sy mIrsy 9nIcky lily
nc windows thoynppcalcd to lin peon1u 1uuMsnlns
to resne n e lnor appeaa psrs apesrs yr "
tno thny @ ra Wsrt 1H rs,1r, sry ny" .a s ihs
ton.re 70 Iatilo WITH tian III 'i'Gs, ,'sc,ascy uhcy at
'ot!,, buddy b'.rngd, sere driven Luck T. M M1
wii!' tlcslae snIOkc. 0niy nno o,,u W. t 1t. !c!
nt wv r., e! i!H;Islsty tcet Nhoyo Inc d
hRe to think Ut tho lntlertukInr i sse, snlls.
!llorn-a mothers love. Iilstnlltjy ur,s. hyel ha..el
w, MfT UT ST. ni'o' a.' ,Gr hsn her children; i" an,
flltuE horHelf Into tho window md c,,,mss W go
Fletlter hupp0rt It Htrnrtleu rtpu shn ~ no
ner no'u at wGs enrrletl down. She kntw ~
through tho lr, ind sho nvulso to tn hcrsofe ~sent
snlo haMls. IN getting ont Of tho wtnlnw sta n
to t rtH aSt IT @ Sj,k n%s ss "nt tho confusion aad I'd
Mrs. lluEloW rccelvr,l Dnly slluht tnturee ,.,.
her iAll. III THO nttompt 10 rcnch liz s.rron ,ron
@ nSF inSo a,id hands were l,nt!ly b,Irucs th%,vt;
gtIolo, excepting two Rpoaa ni, her lans ' H.. H..
fnce received the lehtcst injury III i oc,ut ..st
,nss mght, s!lo wns resting Gnlctly ,t,cr tSo n.
is bau!y shattered. Tho ro1,eA md blnnknia h,ht
poiieMtli served materially to brek ,hU fa "aI
, 1880-12-13
THE CITY.
'GENEl1AL NEWS.


A. Etk.y, nj MEnncupults, IA nt tho Pacific.
B.M. DALzG1.t, VI Niles. O., is nj Tho 1aoitlc.
lsAAc sr,ELnY, of Louisville, KY, Is Mt tho
1u,S f. 'Annorr, of r'oston, Mn's, Is at tho
Palmer. :.
T. r@nesa, Of lscnvcr Fatls, rn., ia ut tho
fremont
J. +. Fnnxc11, Of Ocpnonowoc, Wis. Is at tho
Blu.rnlau.
lltnAcn II. JONES, Of Tcrre na,,tc, Ind, ia at
the i'nmGr,
L,rsr. w,1,,AM c. nAncoex, U. $. NJ. is Mt
the Palmer.
WILLIAM \. LEACH, Of ccdar llapids, H., Is Mt
the Palmer.
Pl1,11r Ar.LE$, Tusl,nnsscr Mt Mineral Point,
Wis.,, is ut tho fremont.
\. H. ASn q. u. MonLEy, OF Eust SngInaw,
Mteh., nrc ut tho Puzzle. -
u. e. sfel.ASE, stntc Ecnntor, Of Chippewa
FaiIE, Wis, Is at Tho fremont.
NINE. Ton,,sAxt, ur tho Strakusch-1lcss arcrn
company. arrived In the city yesterday, al,l IL
registered Ut tho IMcltlG.
W: II. IAust1M. Chairman # the Democratic
NaiiotIu Committee. ~ u fho Palmer. lie re-
fMEp COERxEM. IN ycnrs Of aHc. Lying Mt No.
1@t Fny street. Slipped Ml.l fell III tho sidewalk
on CEicaUo nven,t. between Arrnn,,r ant ll!ck-
Grlyks streets. ~ s:"u Inst evening. and broke
Nv =, ,,,,'....,,. .s ,,.,. ,,,,.,,.,
". II. EnMtroSs III my ChtcnEn. f11finYthh X
E"nnr} ,t,.,,,n,,t .f III, III III t.in,nr INV Wn;nn Z
Chf,mrtt. ,rc ut tho rrem,1tit.
,,r,,,,r >, ,,,,o,,,r =, ,,,,
,sns held IT kuhlt,i.ns llnli, No. b9l south llnl-
stc'' street, yssser,!"y allsrn,1' No bns!Mes.
o. ampoFtt,les whs tfa,iHnoietl. E G. ~ tho ncxt
meeting the ettet1on OF n1ltccrs VII, tlkt pacc.
IN uuulhar ruu,uu Will 10 found tho n,1yprtlse.
,ruui Of tic ll,st,rciOrs Uf thD MinnGstn Etnto
ina cu.,yis, b"r . md MI i,o @ murhirSry nttuI,e
tn tic irnt,iti,trv sht,is Fiji Inf.,r,I,atnm viii
IL, nlr,nirti iy ntltlrrssinp u i. Weei. Wnr,lrn
Stliwutor. Min.
u,,,., ~. ,,...,a,. ,.,. "A r, ,,.,,..,
ll!E iGF: lierrlek .t0hnaott. y. ~, Delivered
p tnurth lecture u tho A!: a. Siii.'y Mt
nfnol i!t!e ees'fn emu e nt tMrWc il,li yrs-
lty. MGosrel Ut l'clnttneas." Thu ATTENDANCE
WIS Mtlu,'t ~ isHAl, nnd tho t.sllellrn hctmed
rroAtly ntetcseh IN mo pain. h!tterr-hi -iAet
why ~ Whieh tHe trnlh w'as nntilgtl. IT Wns nm
nHa1lCed TINT Dr. Jtsi1isOls subject i1cXt SUR
, 1880-12-13

WHITING III Fsliui tltt Hi!rpHst tnn9tBtntlut1
might sIp, Tho Arnh kept tmo with itta t,oiy
rs h. whtrlc tho sw,r,i at,t,ve ha llen rnp1,r,t
ii,c,' tl.p uthcr III trout II him, tni,ln him. MD
~ every conceivable lh,slttnn. lie kept Il firm
@ '!!i.reltly tiIn';, il'o lnEdc, an did MI tho
1or,nnno ihht VA: worth scciNx, Mnl 1t won tho
n,, %mnE sr.io i iycy s,cotn., l"!r tt yn'n'K
ss fhs W. VIZ 'Af ssto ,s I f4 '0 ,hs Hfs Ss
u walk H.. 'rl,ey were !m,tlo Uf nl.nnnl wtuNl,
s,Y.! With r.r!*, u,la lise tl1e wearcr nant
nslt.,id tho ataEn IN tilpm. 'rho t,rcxrn,n t.AJk
~ Ut h,4 ws i, se ,av a t%s , S z , asn e ns
him, tr Il IL too Into FIR lila 10 rctrstcs. Tic
ceremony ls uver-thcy nru in.rrtc,'.
4 MAnnfAu. AM0sa r,lE nEiou1S AttAns
tosc. and blowing 1t out Of his tuntt., tbrul1I,
tho rttd. TINS kcrrsns up NJ, s,n!ntnrrllp!od
l,o,,rs The fl4lo,.Ins stutfrl cacl. other will
n;,lc 1Fsss .'.o s rSt pry t !!,ey !
ho tsH"r sa Mc so As rS I',tr wo,a ,asSe @ -!
thrntigh Tho ror,n OF rcast U,s tho staEn ,tnltBs
They hnA substantial things u eat, n,ltt thut ho
@ s ID fe ss rst cise ISSss tore ,p @; ap. sy
thinE lett after Tim stugo dlsncr tho Arnts wUttd
sapne s5 Il p1 o s9s s R ram Any o senes r ,ai a
rut IN their l,0chots, tl!er religion, preventing
.,,an rum iousina nny t'reatl where i might 10
himself. ain! drunk tho trst utI', to shIw tint II
WIS nns tispue,l. Thore WIS IL gm,d dnni Of tho
s,s, s I'M ,S FL 4a wf e ero Gr ws ernsht p
x Fsk er bis ffs e4s tic .e ,ssSS sk @ psia n9s @
arshs ] tic 'HStI st"ae Ss sa eu o,'e ,osa s 1e
ion!,. wis nlndD hnppy. III, '
"AftsT ;'I t;rssIi1s M SFsaa wih YOU, said tho
ff yut wero tn Kill tho su,, OF i Cillrt ind c1.ii,i
it'1i'.Fe 70 cut fool u TIC f4thor.s u,u,p. he
thls beautiful lcss"ot brother.y lavv St +, Wien m
yHl1 w'f!t to cultivate friendship With Nl.lUtti
;AiTl}, XIII bolng tsie!ntNrof his family. II you
kill tito whoe family, s.,, tnnch tho l,attcr.
The wcll-kluwn 's,aou n net OF
lsonply1 4 r,tAyrt,ru
was ,,cxt shown, II was dime WITH II swor1 n
.!!1l. and q SHOTGUN. and tho proportion OF
men, said tho ',naser, '' like this part OF tho
Eerfosmanee' ln!t they !!Eo !lisY!ste'l tlat they
ye y svS w. tnii Tk siei phher h 01 OF ne
wol',a'i IN Iront VI u i.roukIyn lr-tirussor's
sshnp: sap ig sAys n9 Is Kony g buE It nnd tAkeit
berry not only one uaH was siiot ,ltxd,, hut two
,,pre eutnc ncar a'faakinK their trucks by fnling
,'ss, :a sSr II 'o as fts esxtI s s 3 !o y "nS s bo
:nrt,esii,sss ~ Ii thert: Wis no asMiienco hsso.
nopo tint mono of y0n will lau,us mt HIN,
fnr 1t makes him vUry aryry, n,,tl l,e will
i.nd tho !crytah cnn,u out nild !ruppet1 upon hia
Knees Putting lIis right hA,d e hts cncck, DO
h h"E 70 20, p,ry y ns r. h. r.. were 1st abot 10 10
ys'tco tnstoud Of speaking. It. Looking once ut
tho ceiling, oco 10 tho Fight haut, 0lice to tho
tS Yreat pefti u lis sp!qai saamnj sy be r,se, s
ruird up bis rug. md withdrew. liz appeared
ssain IN fow .nl,u,tes ~ !, howt9x tcrvlsh,wlth
They fortae'' circle, tonrl hands. and hv9atl
70 royoavc. raising tllolr Joined hands nl,ove
, 1880-12-13
VIEWS OF A GOLDlTE.
Tho Controller Of tho Currency for
Gold, md Down ON silver.

,tiolA, nMd Down on silver.
Sntrtdl Ia CHnetnnuti Commercial.
NAalttS1TuS, II. e., Dec. l0.-lnhn j. Knox,
Controller ~ tho Cnrrpnry, tlnn whom, rernl,s.
there Is no tnn III tho country hotter posted nn
tho subject III tnRncc, .tp-,iny oxprrsst.t kutno
vcr rs fi0iiDy. IGu wus fresh from llnatUn. whore
lc hui lccturcl to branc, Of tho poll clique In
f,lrnr nf milking lpYat-tonlcr nancy source, for
tho bese'lt Of tho orrtltor class.
"Mtnt, Mr.. Knox, IN your opinion, Is to be-
cOtl,o Of tho grccn0acks7'
"Thoy will ultimately 10 sotlrcd, but In nv
opntni It will bu n long t!ne yat The people Of
thas country arc wclcst to piper inut,ey, In no
country III tho world 10 they cling 10 It rs l,orc.
Fr'nto and England secm to naturally grari.
tnfc back to coin At tho earliest flloncut,
but, With alt our efforts to force It out, II
room comes pouring back into tue Treasury.
0np reason for tho difficulty In keeping II In
circulation for tho uses Of trndo ia tho cxurhl-
tnNt express charges tho forwarding companies
txhct. Especially Ia this 50 III tho Wcat. Tho
Enat Is not 30 bud. Ifa bunker III st. Paul DO
sires to nuke tls Now York account good, to
Gut Ills BILLS pf exchange by n shipment Of tho
cuin III hB snre, hu is compelled to pny $n6O per
s1.o0o to got 1t thcrc. wull, now. you cur rcnd-
iiy set u bunker cnn niYortl this. for the csto,-
nry ratc OF exchange lio CUTS from his customer
il f { ess. lin S ID d'n s wsh s q ! NV . yosS
sntanthlng ought to 10 dot,u to secure c!,cuA
ratcs Of expressaEs for 80 9nK rs the present
exist. The tranHmItiing Or money BY draft
from ono point ~ nitUthpr must bc chunp.
woS wS pssp9 vpg so nsS ars s to 5 tn Ssns s
10 raise nbhyG tho established prlces. It
follows then ho must either stbmlt " loss or
10 chooses tho latter. DY this yon will aep It Is
tho Interest of cyory ono that cxprosa rites
shouM lo nlnt'e reas9nnbse., ! wonli e9 glnd to
brng .M, about u re..ict'on Of e;spressave" ,,
H. "ThaI W, .lo nor think tho srccnsaeks will
II. 4 lx,ss!bie they may bo reduced to upwanls
usptlstt!on la to htldl Oil to thon. md 1t will bo
Thoy wore ISSUED ~ q War n,caauro. ai.d arct
se oae g t% sS. a IL RrosnsGS
anl under SONG crcun'stunces that might urlse
would prove dangerous element"
'.Do you think tho silver certificates arc cal
cunted to sl1perScto theN?'
Mo. not under, present circumstances. Tn
ieas inc s!tver ol!'r y !atlo better thore mny
10 rcceyu thcn. There ls also to bu fonrctl that
too much silver, thus Or otharwisu circulated,
"no understand by this thMr You think n
double stnn.1nrd lmrosslblo and undes|rabc2"
o S t Esss qd n tue brs bdn r "t
ihi,,x n IL thS h!st9Fy OF uny country, and thore
70 kt!1W 20 Inuch. doesn't k1sow onu,lyh to know
thnt tao nun6'1 sanal bus essn maintained III
in this country, silver lun4 ut no dlaconnt.]
be a iS y"o .er soSsy9 otsr pssGS Ea That silver en-"
'fos. There hive been Illustrations Of TINT
~ ths tlna,!ual operatione Of otlor countries.
tho st3n1nrd circulating medium, and tho prcy-
ent tiullar coud ',o nude ~ In this country
, 1880-12-13

TATflE-FOXAtt the rt,a,rnrn ~ ,Io rf,Ic III
Gn4n: on "Wednesday GyenlrK. Iltc. u ly thu Rur i.
i; Hnns!si. n,stGr Of tlIu First Contr'xatunal
oeoFxe H. Tht4e md Miss llerthn Fux. sd catas.
, 1880-12-13
ODD SIGHTS IN BROOKLYN.
A Howling Dervish in Becohor's Pulpit
An Arab Company Performing
In Plymouth Church. ,,
Tho Queer Social and Religious Customs of
Palesllne-Two Weddings and
Murder.

t4,stf
E'sht ra,cst'uo Arn',s ket sol spectators IN
FIyNaouth Church oh Wc'''Iessny evening nltHr'
a,,xhser. ] TheIr .,scr,anmcnn, I' w". ' tn .' sus
tic pcculIar ,nodcs md u,nnncrs OF tho lIoIy
hand nelug given directly over Mr.. 1,ccchcrs
pulpit, ot, Temporary st..Hc. 1t WIS put ut,ut,
strictly Scrirtllrnl basis. The purity yus!sts OF
,. 49,. t., ...,'. ".." ""o omo w ne 'u M .o
NY tno conductor ttf'a ntingcs. and sll tho
pthcrs bclnE performers. Tho wOnlnn Is n
"r"t,e ~ ", ,,, n s,,o
,t,,,,, .nn ~ 1.,,' VI y VI '"o ,,,' ausee'
ducsor, i,rof. noseiaIo," n convert to Girls.
tanIty, md no nru nll tho utllors but o,p: this
uuc. tho bluck sheen pf tho flock. Ia
4 MuliAAtMEnAN pEnvtstt.
!. r,.s, ,.,.. ','....r,, T., LIZ .." .u.
- - h!st, fcFs po"era"' III HIS prayers 10 Alum.
rroi+ hoset'nlo looks NJ u ho might rcay bo IN
c,,trv. i,t n" nots tis" IL" ' r' IA ,a v.,no ~ '
s,,... Enu,I.h ucrscc,lv nm, ,nr r,,,,,,. a,,I
,'1n1lagcs hs aensi-relIEinus show skIllf.lIr. AS
IL prcninnry he brought his Arabs out OH tho
stueo and introduced tnouu ono by one Il, Nm,
nua..'.e"' anc} Aoaaca scrs picturesque a1la
not q. a.! anasae,,, sn,,l1,v III Ing, nrr.ycd IN
tho tho. mnst snrseos Of Eastri,. m costumes. Tho
1rss ,.a,, to es 'ntro'"es'. nitro, % ws S'ss l'eneesa
tsr feo o Wa, on" "oury wooaa hc" i. sts ve,ts
what little ,vas not ccvcrcl by tho wells
w4s covered witt, bushes. Tho next wis
SellEi ilasi'in. 4 Ynhc. who + sNid 10 tnvo CEN.
ducte'i StMHiny IN purt Of bis Journey Ncrt'ss
AErieu: Tho third was Shelk A6un.layph, Il l}u.
tsuutu dnncer md reed -rIayur, II pr0tty littlo
cnllul. and n c.stt.inr thAt tnMtic him tho very
walking !nlnKe Of Mark Twnns Far Away
sIoses. Tho next was Il ynnng. Chlcf, Ynlsepi,
Mrrcsl when Years uI,l, a,,I !. inptY father 1t
the curly nHe Of i. Thon cnn1c ka!~'M,lta Ynl-
, 1880-12-13

Pleasant, wholesome, sl,et,y, Thrsa ntljcgtivrs
thAt app|y to llslle's Honey VI llurcluus,d u1,I
IAr. '--"
lIkUS IV0thaehs DrUp5 euro itt Que uluute.
, 1880-12-13

Druggists say ther0 IL til, proprietary urt!clu
that sells better thun ulenas Sulphur Soup.
, 1880-12-13

leo water III perfectly hlrnsless, and moro re-.
1Feshlnx with allttlu it1p ters tt elch Ielu1ht.
, 1880-12-13

fiuy tho Improved HIVE SeuluA I3ordnn.
Sctleck Co., Axeuts, 97 IaIke atruet,
, 1880-12-13
MAR asBNCES.

a ncRieotod cosl1h II II means Of cnyIng this
world, which Or. bulls Cough Syrup urts shNrt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-10
After B%ellzh0Oyer.

NEW YORK. September l0.-A letter
recently appeared in the Tribune. which
Frank E. Bsltzhoovsr. Representative
In Congress from the Nineteenth Penn.
~sylvania District, alleged to DO libelous.
The letter having originally appeared 10
the Carlisle (Pa.) Herald, Mr.. Beliz.
hoover threatened to sue that paper for
libel, whereupon the Tribune uses the
following vigorous Language Mr.. Beliz-
hoover, don't sue In Q small way. The
Tribune published the letter. Sue rs at
oucs and get the case to an immediate
trial. Sue for 500. 900. That 10 the
smallest sum that any blackguard asks
Of us for telling the truth about him to
his hurt. Don't you u for q penny
less, and that you may have no trouble
In proving the essential facts OF OF OIL
tense, We herewith repeat It in detail.
We say you did write the letter. You
wrote It to E. W. Curridsn, Of Cham.
bsrsburg. You wrote oil OF It
the text and signature. You lied know.
inely and deliberately. hoping to deceive
YOUR constituents. You did not then
know that We had the original. aud you
thought you would lie your way through.
There, Nj. B~sltzhoover. there's your
material for q libel suit. Now come
along with II. Let the Herald alone.
Sue the Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-10
Miscellaneous.

LONDON. September Sit Is under.
stood that ElO0. 900 In gold was pur.
chased in open market yesterday for
shipment to New York.
BERLIN. September 9.-Ths whole Of
the Third Army Corps 10 concentrated
here for . grand msnsuver next week.
The band Of the corps. numbering lsoo
musicians, will play tonight by torch
light before the palace OF the Emperor.
Tomorrow the Emperor will review the
corps on Tsmpsl Hofsreld. On Monday
the Imperial Guard will parade on the
same ground before the Emperor, and
thsn mausuvers will begin In earnest.
Il IL thought that they will not last long
this year.
CossrAsrNoPLr, September s.-Ths
Disturbances throughout Armenia are
threatening. There 10 an instruction
in the French portion. The naval de-
monstration will withdraw the enemy's
shot. The other powers have agreed
that they will not land their troops.
Hostiliues In the event Of certain con-
~tingencies will be confined 10 . bonn.
bardment OF Duloigno.
PARIS, September "a water spout
at Pay destroyed three houses and
caused much other damage. It IL feared
that several persons we're killed.
BuczAlrsr. September s.-Intslli.
ssnos has been received that Bulgaria
will in October declare her indspsnd.
snce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-10
What George U. Thinks.

CHICAGO. September "a reporter
yesterday interviewed George @. Cor
ham at the headquarters Of the Western
Division Of the National Republican
Committee In this city. 30 stated that
hs had just returned from . stamping
tour In Maine. and predicted . good Be-
publican majority there at the next cleo.
ton. and . gain Of one or two Congress.
men. He left today for Indiana. to aid
in the contest there. he will start from
Chicago for California on October Sd.
He said that the Republicans OF the
Northern States fully realized the i'm.
portancs OF the Presidential nsht. With
9 Democratic majority In both Houses
OF Congress. they would make . dstsrin.
ined effort to prevent the Federal Ad.
mipistration also from being handed
over to the Southern B~rigadisrs. All
petty ~jsalousies and chickering's have
been laid aside; and he believed that the
success OF GARFIELD would be the result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-10

Cronan had bonded o mining property.
he organized o company before starting
and succeeded In raising $4,000. with
which to purchase tools and provisions.
They left the reef with q large boat. the
intention being to reach their destina-
tion by way Of the Colorado river. The
boat, which was built at Silver Reel,
was the largest ever made for the pass.
It was hauled to the mouth OF the Rio
virgsn and there launched on the Col.
orado. Before starting Cronan had
written to friends at the reef stating
all was ready for the perilous trip. The
voyagers picked up one or two men at
St. Thomas to accompany them on the
trip, and the run to Eldorado was to be
made In twenty four hours at most.
From the day Of embarkation. early
In August, up to the present time. not a
word has been heard from the men.
The anxiety concerning their fate has
increased. until now 1t Is a%pprshended
that they met with death among the ed
dies and rocks OF that wild river.