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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
New York Herald on Kearnsyism.

New York Herald on Kearneyism.
NEW YoRx, March l2.-Ths Herald
says Of Ksarney /: "The arrest Of this
blatant. foul.mouthed incsndiary, Of his
breakfast table yesterday. attssts the
visor which has been infused into the
administration Of justice in San Fran.
cisco by the Citizens Protective Union.
which 10 the name assumed by the new
Vigilance Committee in San Francisco.
Tho Vigilance Committee, whatever
title It may deem eIpsdisnt to take, Is q
thing Of power
OF Kalloch's proclamation. the Herald
says: "Bshind his cloud Of bluster 1t
was easy to see that the terrified Kalloch
had completely backed down and that hs
was trying to raise a tremendous dust to
cover his tracks. His grotesqus life, bis
e~ffrontery, his brazen denisls that the
hoodlums had ever contemplated any
violence, his ridiculous buncombs and
swaggsr, did not conceal the fact that the
hoodlums had been forced by their fears
TO make Q change Of base. and that the
sole anxiety OF the cowardly Kalloch
was to get out OF Q dangerous scraPs
without confsssing his conformation.
he INDUCED In tall talk because In this
country speech Is free and he thought
an air OF bravado would conceal the
white feather" Coming back to Rear.
ney, the Herald continues: "His brawl.
ing profanity has always been against
law, but a. he had never been arrested for
INDUCING It. he though: 1t safe to do
what he had done . hundred times be-
fore. He was too ignorant to see that
hs was violating q law and making him.
self liable to arrest and punishment.
The creation OF the new Vigilance Com.
mittss 10 at least Q guarantee that all
legal measures against the vile hoodlum
incspdiariss will be adopted and Z.
forced up to the extreme limit OF the
law. This Is Q good sign. Kearney's
attempt to cover his oowardics by i'm.
pudsnt and profsns bravado has taught
him that there il . limit ever to the
freedom OF speech, which this ignorant
sRitator supposed from his experience
might safely pass all bounds Of decsncy
and run riot In the widest extreme OF
profanity, blssphsmy and threats against
tho lives OF citizens whom he might
choose to point out TO his followers BY
name a. objects OF vengeance. We con.
gratulsts San Francisco on the vigor and
good effects OF its new Vigilance Com.
The Herald, in another article on
Ksarnsy. says: He has inflicted incsl.
damage upon the State and city,
but NO class suffers more at his hands
than the men whose well.bsing he pro.
fsssss TO have 80 much at heart. Take,
for instance. only n branch OF busi-
building interest. According
10 the statements OF tho leading archi.
tects Of San Francisco, building enter.
prisss which would have involved the
expenditure OF millions OF dollars have
been suspended because OF sand.lot
agitation. The result IL that carpenters
and mssons and painters who would be
at work today at fair wages are In an
enforced condition Of idlsnsss. No one.
Of course, would bs insane enough to
put up buildings while Q bowling mob
Is marching through the streets threat
sning to tire the city and reduce 1t to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13

The following letter is held for better
direction in the Gold Hill postofaes
Niss Hattie Craig. Laohins p. O.; care
OF Mr.. Dining.
PAT asrvy. Of Dayton. had his arm
broken by being run over b . loaded
wagon. Hs slippsd sad fell under the
whssl.
@. I. wsllsr. the vsll,knovn mining
PrsSdsot, 10 on the Cons tool.
The Grand Jury was In session today.
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Pouts W. Frogs.

There are in the cooling pond Of the
Ovsrman q thousand catfish (horned
pouts). None Of them are very large.
but they have thrived wonderfully and
multiplied, - II to fulHll the scripture
injunction. Superintendent Forman.
however. objects to one OF their propen.
stiles: They catch all his frogs. A pout
six inches long will take the biggest,
longest. legged frog Of the lot and swsl.
low him easily. They have in this way
ruined the amphibia Of the pond. Mr..
Forman's observations Of these fish
reveals the singular fact that when cold
weather comes in the fall they wiggle
down into the mud out Of sight and that
10 the last seen Of them till warm
weather comes again the next spring.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
VACANT PLACES

In thu dental ranks will never occur II you are
particular with your teeth. and cleanse them
every day with that famous io0th.ws'h soAo-
DON'T. From youih to old age 1t will keep
the epsmsl spo.less and unimpsired. The
teeth Of persops who use sozoDoNT have .
peari.iihe vhitsnsss. and the gums . roseste
bue. vhiis the breath u purified, and rendered
svset and fragrant. II II composed Of rare
sntissptic hefbs and 10 entirely free from the
objsctionsbls and Injurious Ingredients Of tooth
pastes, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
Tho Geld.

Thermometer 20 degrees below frsez-
ing this morning in Virginia. This is
equal to the January cold spell. and has
been surpassed In icinsss but once since
records Of tho weather have been kept
/. g.. the cold weather just before last
Chriatmaa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
a Deal OF clubs.

A most singular circumstance occurred
during Q game Of sevsn.up in Virginia
recently. and one worth recording, as
probably never occurring before since
high-low. jsck.and. tho game was invent.
ed. The dealer. 10 Stewart, gave his
opponent six cards Of the suit OF clubs,
himself six moro and then turned up the
thirteenth, the ace. the only one LETT in
the deck. This was after the parties
had been playing some time and the
cards had been thoroughly shuffled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13

The police Of Virginia have been mott.
fed that for several weeks past the 90
cupsnts Of q house on South E street
have been kept in q state Of alarm BY q
fellow who for some reason haunts that
psiRhborhood. he has generally been
observed between the hours Of 2 and 4
O'Clock in the morning. when be has
been seen pssping in At windows. Re
csptly he was caught trying to enter the
houss by raising Q window. Hs will
either BE- shot or captured on his nsxt
appearance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
Lsng Iraiu.

This afternoon the longest train which
Usr passed through Gold Hill went
down over the Virginia L Truckes rail.
road. First came l6 ore dumps loaded
with Union rock. and then wood hats,
box cars. etc., till whom the last car
crossed Main street the head Of the train
was at the Bsleher air shaft, about hall
n mills awsy,
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Slosson, the BlllIardIst, In Paris.

bloss0n, the BllllardlsI, In Parls.
CHICAGO. March ia special to the
Daily Nsss from Paris says: George F.
Slosson, the American billiardist, who
is to meet vigusauI. the French player.
in this city, to arrange Q big match, has
arrived, and all the preliminarits be.
tween them are completed. Slosson
brought q Collender billiard table with
him, and Collender's rules will govern.
The game will DO 1000 points, and will
run Ave nights. or 800 points each night.
The play Is not for any championship,
ss now represented, but for money, the
stakes being $1,000 q side. The match
will be opened on the evening Of March
9th
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
Springfield Rifles.

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-A request
was received 1t the War Department. yes
tsrday from the California State author.
tiles that 800 Springfield rides be held
d Bsnisia arsenal, subject 70 the order
Of the Governor In cass OF an emergency
seeming to require their use. The 70
quest was grained and N appropriate
order tslsgfaphsd,
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Reasonable Request.

In view Of the fact that be has sold
oct his business interests here. and is
ooino back to Carson to reside, Mr..
Frank Boskowitz requests all persons
Who are indebted to him. or to Mr.. 3.
Arouson, to make immediate payment 10
Constable Dan Donovan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13

Geo L Albright. J + Farrell. Tip orn-
dorn. 8 Simpson. L W Limbsrney, Mrs
Van Black. Miss u Z Wilson, DR Mon
roe, Mile Clinton. Carrie Stein. Kitty
Meyers. W J Bev.n. @ B stoushssn. JIG
Burke.
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A CARD.

To al who arc SUFFERING from the srron and
indisers,ions Of youih. Nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. sts:, I VIII esnd g r
ThIs meat remedy was discovered By amisson.
~, IN south Americs. Bsnd Q sslf4sddreesed
snysiops to the Rxy. JosHzT 7. hxkx; station
D, New York city. s1sV
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In Tunds.

County Treasurer Csrrick reports the
amount paid into the vaults Of the u
ty from the late tax OF the net proceeds
Of the mines to have been spportioned
"a foteva
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sroCK sEPOar.


LAsI ENhSiSus
100 Raymond 4 Ely. Sc
40 Eureka Gen., Is
80 Phoenix.
ace Leopard, l0c
80 ella. 25o
60 Northern Belle. l6S
10 Manhattan. i
$40 Grand Prize. I 80, l 20. ! 40
rs Metallic, 2 o.. 2
$50 Argsnta. so
400 Navajo, $50
1000 Eudswmsnt, 1se
$50 Star. 20c
l6S Belle Isle, I 20
2io0 Day. 55c, Soc
$40 Hillsids. 75c
220 Paradise. Coo
500 Albion. soc
10 wales, . 10
40 NJ. Diable. l0s
50 North Belle lsle, ioc
co East Nj. DiAblo. 1 IS, N
500 Bslaing. I
40 Holmes. ! 60
$50 Nodoc, 4oc
20 Bodie. 81
$50 Bsehtsl. 2. : $50
Slb McCltnton, ooc, fSc
l4so Tisga. . IS, 3 20. . 50. ~
20 Summit. Ia
40 Bulwsr. .
100 1yndioats, IN
100 Independence
Use Goodshaw. 4oc
80 Concordia, koc
7eo Islvidsrs. . 10 sio. 81. . 66. 5 TO-
see. 10
$50 South Bodis, Toe
500 Sslth Standard. 2sc
$50 Queen Bee. $50
21s Noae..6a. 6k
$50 Con. Pacific.
COO University. $50
$50 Dsdlsy. SOC. zoe
Gas Jupiter. 2 ~. AZ
100 South Bllwer. IN
400 Addsnda. COO
400 Nosnday. 81, 40
80 NJ Potosi. I 20
10 North Neonday. ~
4is Double Standard. I. Is. l
lsS Mammoth. I so. II. I 90
100 Orient. 70
$50 Boston Con-. I 20
It's Oro.i 10. l IS, IN. l G5
440 Silver King.
lao Tiptop. Al
TINS MORNING.
ass 0phir. l7s. II. i7h
zee Mexican, IA. l3h
IT'S Gould D Garry. 495. 4 90
ass Best D lslchsr. 81. 81. Sd
ITO California. 8 IS, 5 so
ass Savage, 6k.5
Sos Con. Virginia, 81
2se Chollar. 81
$40 Potosi. s 90. ; so. 81
24e Hale , Sorcress. So. 81
TAO Crown Point, 3 05, 2 30,
SOC Ysllsw jacket, 7t,7a
l260 Imperial. SOC
$50 Ksntuek,S
70 Alpha, IN. ~
1895 Bslshsr. CD. 81. Gu. sh ks. Gu
b5. sh bs
IS Condolences, 6S
<20 Sierra Nevada, n, 2ok
50 Utah. 10. 81
315 Bullion. 4 ~. 4 u
60 x~xshsqusr. 2 IS
10 Seq. Bslchsr. IA
IS 0vsrman.S
$40 Justice. ~. l IS
2se UaioA Con-. ssh. SO, SCH. SCI
10 Alta, 8 20
40 Lady Bryan, 3sc
800 Jalia, I 10, l Is
27o Calsasnia. ! Is
coo Baltimore. 25c
500 Silver Hill. SOC, $50
500 New York. ssc
500 Lady washingtoA Con-. soc
so Occidental. SOC
A20 Andes. Sc
6S scorpion. 3. 40
rs Lsvisthan, loc
100 Benton Goa, 2 10
$50 Golden Gate. 7Sc
$50 Con. Dorado. l 40, I IS
$50 Flowsry. zoe. iSc
l2o North Bonanza. i0c
500 Fairfax. COO
100 ward. IL
% Raymond / Ely. SOC. s5c
CSC Eureka Con-. Is, lak sl0. hS
IAN sie
10 Jackson. 81
800 Belmont. 16o
400 4 K Con-. ss.S
40 Northern Belle. iss
100 Manhattan.
2so Metallic. q
100 Nj. Diablo. 10
50 BschtslCon.,
100 Bodis Cons
20 Bulwer.s
800 Belvidere, 5 70. 81
leo Mono. Z. Ct
SIS Con Pacific. ;. 2 30
$50 Tiptop. ~
10 Silver King.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13

The S3226 o. Of the Common School
Fund is to DO apportioned between Gold
Hill and Virginia Districts on the fol.
lowing basis: Twenty-Five per cent. for
every teacher assigned each district upon
the basis Of 100 census children. or
fraction thereof. and the remainder in
proportion to the number OF children
between the ages Of six and eighteen
years, according to the returns OF tho
Trustees and Census Marshals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
MONS. A. ALBERT,
CHIRoPODST, MANICURE
And DermatologIst do Paris,

Removes instantly. permanently. AID without
the lessi injury 10 the skin. euperduous Walt.
Freciles, Molss. Pimpls.. Pock and Birth
n. brow and Eyeiashss treated. Hair sham-
pooed and prevented from falling out. hfin
bssutined. Hand: made white. Finser Nsiis
excessive ~psrspiratton.
M, B--A specially: All Ailments. Corns,
Bunious and ~Ingrowing Nails instantly ~.
moved.
All branches In Dentistry operated By MONS.
q. ALBERT. brother Of the above. Highest
testimonials on application.
Ladies' or 0entlsmen can DO attended ct resi-.
dsncs BY sending address 70
Room no. ~, Isseraasienal Hotel,
virginia. lfe7o I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-13
the SITUATION IN BElcHi.

The miss Nos Responsible for sbe
Break-st.ess Talk In Frisco
ksmsshisg About 1uusing Cross
cuts.
, 1880-09-04

Special Dtsplteh to ina Chteaoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Seut. A-Wnttn limp
TOMS Aown,yeae!,Ing lave for tho uuton, de-
sire for reconciliation of ulo sections ant for
nntrnmme'eh ballot, ard that SORT Of thing,
docs not meet with much encouragement In
his own home. The Crccnyllle IL, c. Ncus.
for instance (Grecnvillo Is tho hunlu of
1lanpaon>. coN,.acnt!ng upon tie fact tltat
the Republicans intend to bo ~ autucu,ls MS
to nominate II Stats ticket; estitoriaily says:
We caN hRyo IN Feeling fnr thosp wa throAten
tor M hatrtH! I,,., They hsys o!'osen tn disturb,
tho pnwrrful4 have HllHwca. Frs,ul nl,w
hcucOforth let thDce fto M pcuce or tutcratI0n
fhr tho public GnGmoa who EAyu libusel tllr
1naHllanfHty anH slNlrnutf MIR forgiveness nf
paHt urnna; thDy hhvD ltrctarut VIII Nrl,Ii,.t Hs;
nt tls1ui AAv T. III 1hR nx terO ts nr, f them.
W. tln mt ttlMntr tho l,s1 Ut tho shotgun or III
tho bult-wh!p: we do tNtvtHatA full Use Of sllct.
M,eaus ~ wc can tlse lawftllly. Wu nltnn TINT
tho whse'skIRHet! lian wlt, jolns with tho eur
rnrt rellnlns af tho purify of uorrup.
tion III this Slntu ahtn,Hl ho q snnill
leler. sii,s,lngtl and tlteplse hated. ,Te 1nunll
thnt Whil.sk!nnel tIr HaKrt! Win deliberately
untoss tug t.xtt rur Nn,',sa. ssHtN .!,ke. VIII Il,
~ with tho understanding that 10 wilt hnrenfter
men. t.nt thou Antlarstant ttnit tlurn witt E,a
Mn employment fnr thnM whcru II IL pnsSila ta
Mvl It: tint thGrg Will bp IultrGdit Billt. tleIl;
lhut f,1tn then tits Int fnrtllinx will hu relubl-
lGsIy exaclcd; lAAt tho klHl,eha Ut 144xlers VIII
CLNsC.
, 1880-09-04
THE DEMOCRATIC RECONCILIATION
EpfeiaI pfspdteh 10 Taa Ehfeaao Ttfhutt.

spfeta! Dlsnaseh 70 ahs cateaao Tribune.
NEW IOHK, sept. Sat Joint meeting of
tho Executive Committee Of tic Irving IlAll
,,n,nnrrota with tho Comu1tt,,o nh frrnriyn:
ttom NJ ,nn .rr,,,mnvv linW n.,,,n.Sts > t"',i",,
.'..4 ~ I'o ."y y. ,.' .,'' .',, no""s,n'a ,o,"hs
report Was Maao ol tha peoceeathes llat nt
lgotcl III tho interest ut peace an,l harmony.
'rho cn,nnnct hctwocn The two ,,oriica ,yns
rat,nsI soy ,,'Jut Gosstt,n @ Nv ~ aa 2r", "a'
la.1ne4, ~ vo!ht Io'n!h1..ea OF oma Ihhl'
crat fran cacl, OF tho twcnty-four Assembly
districts emhrncetl In lin city wna
"nnoln,cl !" m,eet m Tnos,,ov s"rt
nppt.'.c" t' ~, ~ rs 'mor. w a'n.ns, ngn!.
in regard to the selection Of II candidate
for Mayor aud for candidates far Alderman
and otiirr n,,li,icinal otllrps, This com1uItt,n
s..1,, 49,. H. ..,,t,, .,a". .t'tt
wv Mso nnlas tie poahlg esetKs' -laEs'ia',
tstai Supervisors ot Election. II IL f0ncetlcd
that IN thu division of tlae Assembly a3st
, 1880-09-04
MnRliiARY,

New Yo1.K, Hcpt> 2.--rhu funeral ot u'o
Hoy. Dr.. william As.a..s; President of u.o
Union TheotoR{ent Seminary, this t!3'""tts
III tho Madison Square Presbyterian ehArs".
was one at tho most impressive i"HcEa1' W.. w.,
hold IN this city, III the central pa1t o1 ~.
church sat at least 400 minister's, sep!es."s Nv
ing various religious Aa,sqn!l lnations, asla "
Guiding the most 'lstln2uished past9'fs ',.a "a
Now furk, at!a also IN tho hal} OF tho au,t: III.
liz tho oldest and lltst prulninunt taaasta, t'.ts,
Of tho city, il, tha aisles aton!a Many n'n.S t,.
people, aid tho galleries, Hl!el. enclfc19 enclatas 80
church, wer8 crowded.. Special AtlG2atTTEKs TKs
remains Will be Inferred III Mount Aaee's
Cemetery, near Boston.
, 1880-09-04

DecIstons bv Judvc Lawrence OF sJ,o
t.rrn,.,.rv 1,.nn rsn,n,,t-f. -f.~n,,.ntlno. Il.
.. ! ="
tno Afha}-Thht Ket o. Fla& Asaln-
National ssoar<l of Health.
,y,sIt,1n7nv u, C. srnt g-l,,flgo inv,
oa 49,! ~, - ~, s,.p ~ nsu t"."-
has rendered, a ,lcpisInn tlult n neuuty.(u,.
ion,,r ~ fTt,r,i I,n,.a,,u, r"oo,tn,, ~.ar,.-
!ec*o! u !"te!hAl 9|esel!'io .e4e4P'HA EeRu'
lRr annual salary alMl detailed to 10 work
for ,vl,trl, uutlnr nthor cIyr,tmatnncnu n ,,nr
.,, ~ "e,S", ~ "."s' "I"ot t',e'"'t"ss ~
uleM hil6Whhce ~ 1hNao, II hot chtltIcd 10
tlp allowance. Thu flNcHttttn l5As been nelltt-
l,.r FIR n long tiur. n,,a hns nnro or twtc,,
j,srn n,atie ia suh1ect of slccls,nns nv In
IY....'., So. .'.., -, ,..' .o
o"'tet' ot"sea ee"rss. l""go i4Awrohce ''sS
also rendered Il dcolsion reversing long
stumbling prnettco OF tho Department. nl.s,w-
Inr Interest rnnn judgments nn,,tnst the f;nv.
.,rs,,'"',, frIn' tn ,.s ~ rantst,,'s ,t,I t,'o
y1nI'o.'t uuu' e.o ''1to u !ena.,soh nh'st wv
date OF payment. llo ueelues thai tAh Goy-
eFninent only pays Interest, rs general rule,
ly force at stntnte. trcutv, ar CONTRACT and
INT snr,,ssS,n xnttors ara oalv 'antftlail 10
INV sMee"on'"s aastota wv wy e"e'ueu "
t,at which is expressly s!atet! IN thu language
III tho lltlNh!ent ~ t,t ttVn tnent. ,.,
n ItiS slnaO aMn Napy ntntstef Will pao%
''s.! H. t''o lo,'oWshG urnln.loW.
, 1880-09-04

NOTES..


n1nS'r riAY Ills AssEesaIEST.
Special nspateh 10 TAs Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. u. e., Sept. 3.--Tl'ero Is
soIne unpleasant comment III Republican
circles tint ex-1'ostmaster-G General Key left
Washington City to olnter upon tho life
Juslscs1,ip with which tho Administration
has provided him without thinking to ienvo
any contribution for the Republican Can,-
paign Committee.
CAMPAIGN ttrEItATuftE.
Tho Nnt!onal Republican Committee have
ortleretl 10000 coptos Of lho campaign
pamphlet Of Afr. nefrecs to ha printed III
t;er'uan; Of uose 5000 will be sent to Ill
.llana.
BUSINESS MEMS TowpATIr o1.uns.
Forty at tho most sub jtnut1aa business men
ut this city met t0.,lghL nnd 0rgalllxud n RE-
publican T0wputl Club. They fntGnl tU
work to iniuco business men who do not
dgstre II cl!angs III t!e present prosperity to
organize slmllar clubs.
, 1880-09-04
CASUALTIES.

8pfetds Hftpafth to The Chicago TrIhuh,
KANSAS C1rY, 3fo.. Scm. :.-l,atc n,
Thursday n,sht tho wind blew freight W W
onto the mnln trackof the Atcl,,@,,,. Tonelss ls
+ Santa Fd Ilna.l, near Ellwomi. mi .Sa
rcEutar casl-fm,lnA express tlasbtyl lnto s -
mid WINS wrecked. Tho engEno and ons, ,s' -. :"
two ours were thrown frn,n tho trick. h,t w. w.
one was Injured. At tho ltmc ot tho aerjiep, t w
It was dirk md rainy, ntd hut for ,he %' a,-'
brakcs loss Of 1lte would certainly haya ~. ~.
suited, ~
THO Kansas Pacific Company 1,al n h.,
wreck this morning 'ab0Nt tlve miles frn,r
Hronkyftfc, In consequence Of II waslr,t.nnt
cnIvcrt. Fourteen cnra wcre smashed ma
broken, and tic loss will amount Ia scv,sst
Thousand dollars.
SYRACUSE, Sent. a-At noon. near Get1da,
freight tratn ran Into tho rcar of n cnn.
atrlctlon trnin on the New York Crulr,,
Road. Tile engine mounted platfor,ncar+
and rolletl dawn an crlnnkmcnt. Thor,
was q short blockade at tho track.
Nonrff ArAsls, Afass., Scpt. 3.-'rhc ycv
Yark special express cast, wltflc uasslnv tho
Agrleultural-fatr t'rol,ntt Ibis nlornlnr rau fu
into several loaded freight cars TINT loI
broken loose frofn n llenyy train md rim
from the silc-track ON the nsntn lt,gr. Twn
rear ears landed with corn wvru ruined anI
s corm wns as1t srewn II an tllrsst* M
FlsS!i!an Davis, Ut tho passel,grr.vs.s]ns
struck, 1Mtnpctl from Ills cnglnr mil w,,s hsa..
" cut. IWu pussgusrrs nnHtta tsrapetl In.
hours, 'N'"
!lunsoN. N. Y. Sept, J.-Aboutl oe1oct
tlts afternoon an eI'Rtnn iii tie llutl,tn
Rsver fn!}HMtt tfrnringA mixed freight trntI,
of htty.threc cnrs, bound lortli, junipe sis
, 1880-09-04

6pssas Uspffeh 10 1hs Chfedpo 1fitnt'f'
CoIus,lus, o., Sept. 3.-latapatclles We1o
received hers Tonight FROM Cur'ing, ol, las
0h!o Central Railroad, to tic effect TINT laM'
lesness still prpyails nt that paint. The ohlo
Central Mining Company lsaso for so'!s
time past boo', employing colore'l m,noss y, ~
tako the plac0 Ut tic strikers who quEs "sI1
some ttnle since. Threats from tt'c oM
miners havo been n!atIn from time 70 'uaS
that the colores1 men would he driven nl.
hut there were ,n serious apprchelslons la@'
tlie strikers wnuld net. u!a COMPANY ''a,'
ing, 1t was believed, employed s"'.
flcicnt number OF colnre.t me" ~ ~
prevent them from l'elns 'Mss..stn ,.a"nr
il APPEARS ti,at tlle strikers, rrinfnrsus! hsn
MunI6or ot ln!ners from ntl'er pntl,ts, hM'i, "
boring abuut. zoo, entered tho ta'f.i u in, -
o'clock, md droye tho co'urctl men ol' X Y
formation thus faf receives! t. ,is'! Il" i 1,Ily
10 avt,ltlutl. The Sheriff of tho cut"tS, how
ever, hus not Yet askch tor assistance.
, 1880-09-04
THE MISSISSIPPI PLAN.
slIOT ny uEatocNATs.
Ep<ttal flttuattk to Tia CAledaa 1rfbnAA.

EpEttat L1paEtk 70 tn C#ledod 1f15Ha3s
WARRINGTON, j. G., Sept. 3.-The Nations
al @'tclu llas communication fran \. T,
Winbcfiy {Gfeenbacker}, OF Coilreyllls,
Miss, Which furnishes another sample ot
Mississippi terrorism, md shows how tlla
bourbon Democrats aro determined to per-
mit 10 opposit!ou to their Ticket, Wlmbesly
is q natlya OF Mississippi, aA Aex.Confederute,
aud has the reputation Of being very brayo
,nan, Tho contuat was over q local election
for 6hcrlN, Pearson WIS tlle tlreanback
caadtdato. There haA been aa aEsangeu.ent
for I0lnt meeting between the Greenbackers
aud the Democrats, but the Democrats re-
considered. Thu reconsideration, how
, 1880-09-04

0pft1ut pDpHltH EU IHe LHItH10 ITatIHF.
Wn.KEsnARHE, pn. Sept. 3.-Ono of tho
ear,y Trims running into this city this uo,ss
Ing Ind q singular cas,nlty. Two young
men boarded the train Mt ;rowalula. bit, be.
ing without tlekots, were elected at u,e next
station. They agnin boarded tic train as Il
moved of, and woro elected at Tunklal.
mock; but tho determined twain managed 10
evudo tho train hantis, INIT, III tho darkness
clntnhercd to tho tor. nt a passctlgrr-conc!'.
One, na1netf Kennedy, from ToDawanta, in
death OIL tho rocks below. Whisky did II.
, 1880-09-04
NORTHERN oHt3 FAIR,

ClKvEIAHN, o., Sept, 3,-rke Notthetn
Ohio Fair will open Monday. From sila
tarap number Df ensr.cs made anA the great
interest manifested IN It, It Is safo to predict
tllat u Will bo the tiost extensive aud yarIet}
by tho nYs0clatlol,, which ranka aiIIo,,g tho
liost celebrated organizations Of tAs klal III
tho country.