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, 1880-06-15

ITEMS.
Tho rcgnar monthly tncctinEs;,nf thn fast
freight lines running 1rcr tho Vanderbilt roads
nnl thu Eric will be held nj Yn,,H4a Hoie,
nostor. Tilusdny aud Wednesday, 1uno ~ nI,d ;yO
Tho vnrita,s roais ccnioiing IN this city will
sell rt'Mltrip tickets to thoFe Wishing ~ attend
the National. Do tnocrutlc Convention 10 be hpd
rtckcts viii bu rffri vtin7 Juno N II, tho ',. In
elusive. an.! xatni u, return ip to and including
Snsurt!ny, Jtttie ~, lsbu -
Thy Following ehanges IN tho freight depart.
are announced, and VIII 10 tnto effect Ut once:
Mr.. t.. r. 1.,w 10 he Assstnnt Uet,tral Freight
AsH H. Eara Il fs ay e '1ss e hc se' assistant General
81: i. il. War, I" liI I@ ucncra( En.srrn Agent
Nr e. r ipKss 70 E e fofeiRn i: fsasit Agent
IN shnrstt Y ,f ,3aa S,5 ',,, r, y rox.,r rro,t
Agent.
+ tho NUM- Of II new iI,,c which ti!c Mleh!uau
Csnt!al y. 'us;1 ; now G,'tinK tsy'n M4ef'naw y
3ts !" 3, ,sfs I'd s H. III; ' III ' s G. s &c
put " ''vto'u tug fo,.d FROM Macknaw TO star-
!!.uic l,y u !ne II ferry. bs.tH nc,s,ss tho Struts
JhH nutirt' work will bo eoinplcte.l in twp tr
thrne .nonths. wien The MlehiEn. Ccntral will
lnrgr business fnr tfis Int from MlnuesotA ind
tic Northwestern Territories.
The uunnral Mnnngers and General pnasougor
Agents Of The rnnds lcnutng frnn ths city to
Missouri Iilyur points anl " polnts In Colorado.
kuns!s. and. Sebr1tskn, expect 10 hold sholf
lnnE-tcfstt4Hi mcotlng for tho settlement of
n!s4 III .ile nEova punts tf,-lny. These roatls
nhout AZ ,aontis ngn entercd into m aarco-
never Carried out III good s,lith. The PROPOSE
tim nt'wls 10 utlupt Il now nrrrcmcut which doca
Hwny with thp tlUst tbJecionnblo TEXTURES nj
tho ul H1.c. tuld particularly the nnp Which al-
lows tho payment Of. Il commission TIT cnch
tiekct sold. Thu Rock Island, hnweycr, inaets
grt,ll,lh tint 1t il pt,d cnuupt If fuitfuy cit
rtrl out by all Tic rra1s. should the rpaia fail
to nkreG upon II uriforr, arrangement. another
light pn Southwestern y,aaauHxGr lns!ncss cnn-
lint be nycrtt.. ns tho GutnpHt lti0n hetweGn the
gAtfuus lines IL very netlvc utA bitter.
, 1880-06-15

TIFF 1HoN rttulELr.Ett Ar wrASnOTrE.
Ths plating VI tho Western Transportation pEuponr
Il nll with the exception Ut ttty plntas. Which wilt
bs In pustt!0n nls,nt Tuesday next. Oh lilo Anelius
Line t'at abnut ou-fnurt, rentntns to bo atci. Tho
t't wcnthes prcy0nts tin rlyrterH from wUsknH IN
ls tnIl1 Ut thu lny, that ta9y forced to bB
En tit O'Clock In tho musI!n9 n,d wurk Into In thu
ssehnS I" n.uko ~ te 9.n,e ost n noon These two
WsssE o0at being tno In,;Ter " tust
Int" rSyan wator-tiri cmnpnrunnts. WHICH ,lru ~
,inxrri'a Gid trfety a tle s.lp Eae it ihsss bulk
s esre e'Sf"s u ts s @ us s sinx S liz SussheaG
sspsh T1.s s,,Icr for A'HS tiac westasn bsat u i
ssvertsd irnm Bui!!Iu u, Nednasdny. ahd VIII nt
Lnth bantE will By tntincsIed rehay 70 nteani n~Ay.
Twn hundred MIld iffty un Unlnlnye III lhe ynr!,
thd 1 morn Will III wHrk ngxt wHek. II in Gxpt'cted
flH thu Western bont Will bu lanncilGd Ahuut Nopt.
aud lilo any fur thu Anchor Linz ubout Sopt la-pt
trvtt Frff lfft1.
0tEASINGB.
Nc. WtntlDw. S0i1 knnwn In mnrtno cIfccs, dled
qa " elIllE!ay tscnlnU tnst In EluvOtA1u.
1he tue DrUtkwnytH having 4>hio improvements
NMhd tn n cun1 bnrilor.
The sesih."'l,sr yt.n llntoAnen On hot trp down.
mn h Pres1Mu lau, mud wna fDrc0l tu 19stfson phEt
os her entHO VI Coni bHtura beaK released.
, 1880-06-15
THE INDIANS.

Gen. TORY, III Command III ST. rau1, sets,ls to
military headquarters tho following dispatch re-
ccivcd By ht.n:
Fnnr KgtlEf, Juno 11.-Sfnt. 1tges, with
Atinlr's sthsr companies, returned Inst night
found tllAt tlle stories nbput lndlan deprcIiii-
lions hAyr hre1. rxMx9er1ltrn On tho .1fh ult
Two i,c1i were killed nt,d tnrr Inl1ics stu!cr ut
Iellser lsrAl S1nuoH by nsu llt.lIu,ls wllose trail
r,lmc frs'm anh lrtl s0lsl. No tl,.linI,s wrro
sceti ut nuy ntier olnt M tic rnad. No station
wias clcunttl c,it and i,o stuck run oil,
III repnrtcI by tho Superintendent If tho llne,
but tho best mn[I-tlrtvers ul,u stntionkrepcss
hrc 9cheraty ac:nornlt1td. Maj. lages left d de-
tnphs'lpnt ut urnslMl Like, nud Little Missouri
tin rul IL perfectly xufc, llHi thAt stluh tucts
should 1e l'Asn public to cuunttract tho evil
elect vi tho published cxaXyerltinns
Cot. WHEELER, Commanding.
File OF your cnrns with tho "1n1mnese Corn.
Fllg. 1t will surely euro n1ltl end sf. IL ccis
, 1880-06-15
MARINE NEWS.
a, l1nusuI June Storm and Its
Effects.
4 Number Of Accidents in the Harbor
and Outside.
,,uto Done IN Freights Yestcfday-1cn-
, csal Notes.
HOME GATHERINGS.


rhs ,nne ttoen, TINT hnn buun nwesplnV aorosa
...r,.,,+a md W!sc1raH Tor n day or two past
s.nrk chicago yeslnrsiny. And such Ft1rm ~ II
syrd 10 he. First tha min camp duwn gently Thou
pima min, wind. mud thnndor and lightning nsn-
-,hcr Pcoptn out Of donrs wero drivon ihslao.
Tho,e ,nduors Ind nu opportunity to gct duasfds
as,s.oR IN tho risor waa uttcry ispossablo md nil
.dNt,, t,wa wef0 delayed. v6sAHIs In uw nnd tnsn-
,T nnured woro 1eupnFulacd. 4 nnnlbus ut nEci-
In,s rps,I!teJ son,u Of which pru.od tn 10 s!aiso
"+nns Tto schooner M1lwnukt0 Eult7. Mbur1d In
1s.hthnuae Htlp wns ds!vUn fnrwAr{ nh tho st0n1.
a,so H. =. 1sFtta1. crushing shu upper wurs ~ inc
stssr f,rrnfI Immediately following this rllshnp
,ha Ucl|e had bcs port~Auarscs ssoss by pounding
.ssln,t tho pier. A. tho snsno pier the hchoon0r
sp ss Gr ss' sso"w wGs s%s1sn .k s w.,h ,e 81
ise tSnS s' Ss4 , n ssG s{!1s s t's
rrn,!St willie neIns tnwrd tslIoigh Nkg,, sttaot @
;,s % IT, s%s ss ~ stss e% Il ssf vsS sss
5 nSs s s;f sS " IL = tes ens a tte. .as s
ns Sstx 9a :scH u e ws. %intn s.ea rs
5:ss5 ;;$ s:* S?
h.H: :ss s. 4 =: ~ s
TS HnD FYs"s sce Svs5 r. t s gst HILLS HILLS
s fst sdvS s iSs. sfSSS ;S,'S fss
ss ss Gna a ss.. s e ''''
T. nIaAsTEiA HltrNINE.
be. il !aT il a1a ns4Sa x'S!*ss'. Tho canvas VIA
ritr,o,i n.ay " k.lua!as uut.de, Is
:s; Z: r. |ss X ;sss'
Ti,S schnongs x. Mushor arrtvod lorn yustsrtny
aiti, hi lJlrV-j fiji gonu.
THINK YouSn.
1urtus SATURDAY, evenIMe tte tux autcoss, while
ssS s:nx hS +a Mn 1; rt;ss gekv T Al qs ns s5S @
s s nei.y eSrsss Tns # o f. u rsST W. non s.o
sstln ssts"vf Sifeo u nws a ea u tu Swaar " <'"@~
GRAIN AMI cuAHAH riskl6llr3.
y:.ssa, snsss "n' ol;sS St ' Sss' IL y xit;' tss* s
TIN '} ae"' S .u,sqvy f. - 10 "fTI T., s9 liz
Il f. l,ao-sesianer ]. j. sswyer. sa.aa. +. ,ifs"n
iates f.ster and ,stsat.t1fts J., Edwn.ds c"rn to
Ds'a,s "ass IL SS ars taSs atisra; Schooner
ltet tGulver, 4 r Is III 'umheg ltan T9dar lt!vsT q
tS S.sss Il ts sas sa fef sst
ssoas aoF" % ss' nsess il
t''''''' ~ ''''''' pocg xorsa.
Mn y. A. Carpenter llas presented the tug 4: A.
carpartes With nn awning tat dues credit 10 tho n9
nYns t'a a,rtvpIa yeste!sn{ we're t,e se,oonor,
Hs. ,9 m H. svS vossq Il o Ii a 5s' bs Il 4fs2 Rs
TIs stsan..6arEe ,EaW9r,s nHu evn*!irt schooner
5 @ ~ ts asasory Will
hers ta-day y Inquire coHcornlngAu reported de!ny
Uut of ninty.soycf arrivals recorded hese yeses-
dsS. e!x!y were posSd M y u fur hnuts: ,,,.
that lhs E;enn,;1arGS Rc,oha1 doparaA during the
% Ss ppsi|or M i Peerless bro.c her wheel yc.tosa,
AouEced hour this oyultlnx
, 1880-06-15

Yn ss"En m Tinted" to KnT'on eorni oId
sr 'fs' e s Siss "s%sG ss!s is"t AZ.
''ss' pSs ssss'p s aSSt,ssi h u ehe:s Sxs
rAxr HAatxAw.
Special DtspattA To The uhieaso Tribune.
n1Sr % "a Mf ,sr ns l. @ t'0@h'
NH; ;ss; SsSsf,s; M, sssaS T. Gsss's;
Il ssSs so. H..
fSssts Sss @ III S:i: 9ss "' CITY to
Rptttdt TN+ra3eh II TN Uhttaon Trtb1nt.'
:i: fs % si. S.s ": ;3sS. u 5sssS
Ssss S :is, sS!P , 5 S'iS{s
I;s.s!ni' %i,ssasSr; s|@% is.!,s: %$ss!: @?:
9s"s iSt sf tsss. sS'sstf &
vhoat ind prooccded Ia Atonsfoa'.
aptetai ntpateh to TIE Ghten7o Tribune.
ss ~" II .s sn9s a. S, ~ ~ ~ 1eS
s i % il :sie 1' 5S s S :sss sSs s"$ ts
sss & s:sss 81 sSsSis
MARQUETTE.
..stARlTErrE. Mleh.. Junn it-ArrIvoi- Propeller
y. v! .s'i3oGsS Ee Rs sKs K"s:.
l. H. sHs; ss; vsn
'+essss ;as es OF lere,ana p,ops,,s.
CoIliNawnot,J Jung H.-Arrtv.at- -ssn.!nurs Cttstn~
ss!sls 2sssa S6sss 6ssss M ss; :ssss. sss cS %
sss ss ;ss sss cssszs sss'sss s
, 1880-06-15

BPttadI UHbN9eh 70 14x ERltd29 TF16KH1.
ATt.AsTA. nu.. 1uno 1l.--rhu hcarlug OF tho
application uf tho I.outsystlu & Nashville ltatl-
rstl nxa!ust tho Southern Exprcss Tor IN ln.
Junction 10 rcatr.lth tho Expreas Company flolu
doing business ON thuir Hines was continued by
Justice iraicy uutil tho latter lurt Of the week.
Io-morEuw thu applloat!un Ut Morss Il. jess,,p
fur IN Injunction ~ rettFuin tho UoMmtsaIuavlE
, 1880-06-15
MQRIllARY.

JACxsos. Hiss. Jnno i'.-lt IL supposed Gov.
Jitt,wn foil ftom bis horsc IN g 1T. Iita Toluuins
werr, brought to Jackson and lnil In state In tho
Captol until this ,nornlIg, WHOM tho fllnurnl
lIslk pfAGC. All bUkf4GH3 WIS kugpunduG.
NEW Y0ltk, JGun l4.--Thu funeEal Ut OK Mayor
OcprHv Opdyktt WIN, died 0f pltuuMuAlA On but.
urday, will tak1 plaoo to-nlnrrow.
, 1880-06-15
Hfll.il.

EgflaA, Ala, juno N.-~rhe EoIspR, None j.
.1,alto,l iiatlroad sala fur STADIUM. l!uruht by
tho EHt Tennessee e. Georgia itau,l, subjout u,
thu decision Ut up appeal brought ia tho Uulteu
htatGa Supreme court by tho Helnu, HUtua Il
uuitpu bondhoktcrs,
, 1880-06-15
f}Ijlck TIME.

JkRsHy CRY, NJ. j., Juno ii.-A train On tho
Pennsylvania load tf-day run from Philnd0l-
pnla u this ptaoo, ,inoty-swo miles, In ninety
three minutes, stepping fouF times aud slowing
UP tNatc to Gs1aa lritfHGa.
, 1880-06-15

hf 1tnltr'Juta ft,m nnfnreinH tho rlts ng freight
nn! 5,uasunggr tnrlEs &1 Tic fnyMnHHf.. Flnrln
Western ithrsGn will come mp Tor II hearing.
Il hvsit"a very important questions Htiar taHn
tho lneru cxAtciIHG nf tho C0MfEiAsiun
, 1880-06-15

How absurd t0 crlak nild wheez, with \ cough
which lI4ls'd Honey ut Autehouud and Tar Will
cure. -
rlkaa Toothache Dsopd cure In onu minute.
, 1880-06-15


bonn snd tu mrriye. atd y,.ad nHo irpnr.ed
u t1ava hials purchases tlss eAat shE1 Eul0w-
IHK II tito 1hi,Ee Df carAu.pritas
tIGnn PtGsH ktuif. uif................"+....fRtl Rtl q a
treui .antittn tneh.. H.1 FA1D1
tfuUH ttOh thet.+ tIA *aiNAl
Nla'tshtt *ilttsfo lN. u aW
EAfh &HltiGs- IN u ~
LOU VI LID
Az Inv yatIs trndo Cf4tinnus N'aa and VrloUa Gule
stca'y. Following Ar'l tin yard auutatl1ns:
Fttt mid B0ctJttd ClsMr A1!l ilic ~
tirst nt,d seehnI tcar. tAAth 1neh....t. lt&te4ts
ttFkt Hiid s1txlhd clear rtIHxh iluh. ..,,, &utxi
Fsl lid A.r,ltd er.r ,irasset sfdinr....... RID
tnHiltn ufut*h hattE.. thuk1;1lu
Fh"irng. tswntss! c4,n,suIn dses4r.A......... sIM
i.1 i' .i1,1ls lnrt s;,a 5nesJatT
Il Mlick Butl1s. l1 Ill t.lt. Skh4sa0
T. stDek 1JAti*, hL !! ilIEl. 4!ab" :lt1
FancNH. t!sat quality !hHttEtiG
koHctHk hn =: MHt$ttn
ttHttsH tstaffss, lhNi2t IA
fHlhIln httr1l M. s.... .............. G.AI lAtD
iiass ssaa, a96 ;ssi ss sMis
PEkuta, nAt rOuEh, Afa EHud. sJI1k& lH
1th lsita .l
hhlnHtns, stnndHrd and GnIcu.........., 1.Sha Y
Shingles, txtG11*.., 3&sk sLu
hS Es;hS" ! 1ss Il r. ;ald Il as :e1y H. his O.
.Yo rs! ~ 1aAs hal u 1IEA ba~ nsts4"ar5 N clna9
Fke Eau Claire Ftsf Frs.a as.!natrn that tssuA III
fort lhallur M!!d nAlK eM VIII f's !nsubtuEtur0l this
viii 10 sai rn sisy " issit sia 'e'.ssai.
The utss'seH4t! ftlfp LMntittt7H.aH akpeclA largo
in ~ kata xtch viii nuVu 10 atsassIblo b fu.
, 1880-06-15

GhlenRo. Humiliation - Quincy Railroad
Fos Maps tsnide'1iooka, Ttmu-1xtlGs, acppinx.Ch1
ltc4s..'Sos J. @ n ~ c9ngany il s'hlesao. ci.sS-
northenst corner Randolph and StnIs -sta5 foot u
indarn-nr. 0fnHa Centsnt Uopot, corner Eanai md
EiSteeNth-xts Palmer House, And cor10r is0ns1 und
NaaaH0r-ss8. ton RoSt 3tdGt.
, 1880-06-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
AppLET0Ns' JOURNAL,
FOR JULY.
Valuable and Varied Contents.

Conclusion OF cherbullesA noscfotts, "nEAn
NHDMME1tB iSCuNSly1 ENCiES."
Account nf IN inttrview between K0EHC11I and
id,tts NAPOLEON, from Kusauth'a forthcoming
"MemoGics."
Conclusion uf Appleton Moraan's pnnRcnt cxnni.
nHttou VI "'rfIE 3IlAksfEAREAS MYT1f," q vefr
striking contribution 10 tho studJ Ut tho Etsbethnn
pnFiud.
beau Stanley on "T1lE VARIATIONS OF THE
NUNAN tHUActL"
James 1acxsun Jhrvas on "MoDEtsN ITALIAN
PICTURESQUE HCuLPruHE"
Mrs. Ophant On "1llE GRIEVANCES or
WOMEN"
Tha narrative Of remarkable "ADvENruNEss
OF THE EtHtlTEEHrlt CENTURY,"
rspiy by t. II. lh,ckwell u judge NorRan'a paper
IN tiIa suEZ CANAL.
An enjorania "i'LEA Fp1t MUSICIANS"
\ fetfaw Ut f'rot. WintheIrs "ElsEAnAMlTE9"
Revicw nf tho CI1IANSlSG CENTENNIAL LtT-
EHATUKE.
4 papet antl1led "TrlE piiANAr1Y PERSONA:
or BEASlSlI COMEDY"
Ck0sttk With tho EIit0s's Tahle.
, 1880-06-15

Fully q PER- cont Of tho hmm nre Victims 10
linn will h" fHtiy cntr'.h,rnind tr nnl1turht
are ,rscretI.'r* q est~s.ts soYu u t,lH c.'n,ln
til" bak disposition hvn'd s',ctv. nngnnr. 9Innntv
cncnrrtsrn III fruatr$s. dominating r"hn,s, &c. Let
cf.tld III thIs Ernt us fccrct hnbIt. are Tho result
~ Knnmnce Tho medical profession bns haer almost
rriMnny negligent ~ rGt!c"nt nhnut hrsc things
tnnr HayuH,s amply atttat. ..,t
ThHre r. we'll knnwn principal In nnlmAl phyFf1!n9t
TINT M via1 acstoE ran ta3e aGe ST. eMtser snsnuGn t
my nfsan ii wcntanc, thai, Tint ,.'rsnn !: wgnk.
Thesp il remedy IN the EHaGh 0f hli unc n!nt lns
III ST K: sy:r H., s c Sons stns ia H.
h1r*rd y the Academy nf Mndcinc In lnFts NJ m IN
fnhle eI.octtc fr the At,yc conu.!na no tsnsnhr!a
Gases n s 4nsto, sr, sn nsc n a IL
ns r,.e Rehaam. Tnsis .Francc,. 9F ot o.. lrawI
ssf.masf % Ia" sf 7 ss' e f rs H. seaFs5 u "a III ss
by null upon r0calrt Of prize.
cERTittCATE.
PARIS Jufy H. NE1-1A Hue lie ID f'ax.-A hr. r. H.
nfty~thrfse yGnr1 old tnd bt,1n wtduwcr Twenty-Five
YGarN nervous tcntluenHentt hn3 *u1Fea fHr thirty
nervous debsy and dnttro lnpetcncr. For u!ahieeu
5nrs tic tried cverF kn1wn re!siy Wltnnut 9ny he,-
c iie camc I" r9 md n.tvsrt htm t. Try ftct,ria
irt hut insisted hs1H N CONTINUING III ush. 4H In
-uut married. md has iH !lnG chi!drcn. ,.,.,.,.
days iii in six wects iii betwocn twn mud tt.re,s
ndnths bet~oon 1ifc and slf ,1,ts II h'ne
months. - lllt: NJ fE!tthMNu.
Rt31.D III ALL DNt't1HlETA.
vASsCI1AACk, sTEv ESsuS t:ta. Chitueo. ILL.,
Wholesale AKptIts fur tilH llruH TsJda.
, 1880-06-15
HII0Es.
mF92TN9 "Com1nen Sense' Shoes
IA Ha Entea Cons, punlons, md
AH hn &n& ~ u. r. WlSWAl,L Il TO,
Hs ktht8.%L
a1I0IsS.
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE 0p TRAINS.

excepted. SUNDAY cxcoptad tMonday axnepted.
st}all5
,Ch1engo e North.*estern hallway.
For Maps t;n1ds.13onkat Tme-'rable+ H1nepInv.f,as
n'n,tM.atfons ,app.y ~ any of The following
ucxSi o[,;cS. Or tns cpmpeny' =. md u Cark-tt..
northoast enrner tahndulph and bHtc-stsj. !. psungf
llnuse, - Cuna!.sI nfd at tho dspptA.
, 1880-06-15

Pullman 1!otnl Cnts ara run through tatwoau n
Gs2o md Council RIu1h. nnti i'MiitNaf, Hferpor
si;ax sssy o. he tfnin lenv'ng Cbca3o nj t7:7l T.
h0tct cArs NaAt Of Cl!CaxO " F ' A
a-t?ep0t c,rner of WolIs md Ktnsie.stA
b-DGpot cornof of Canal nnd Kin1ia-SfA
, 1880-06-15

Az ntralns RIM via Milwaukee,. Tickets for 1t rnul
9nd as Mi1nGh}n'!a nfn you'd either Via Madison ind
FfeFIs du Ehlrn Or vlA la Crosse A,d MinunA.
Tlftnnts trntrn1 ffHf1r,rh.
Depot foot If .nk1Rt mid tDut " TwrntF -scoonf-5t
Ticket nncn, III ltnt.lalpl-st- ioxt ClurI, GfAn6
fGcluc IutuL utl lIai1iGf lluu4u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11
The Druids.

The very word Druid 10 something
to conjurs with. It comes to rs with
the strength Of the live oak, the cling
ing tenderness Of the mistlstos and the
freshness Of the open air; and when II
Is uttered one almost expects 70 hear
mipsling with It's accent the heavy roll
Of winds through waving branches, the
the low whisper Of breeses through the
the leaves, the wierd chant OF the priest,
the iambic measures Of the bard and the
strange vaticiuations OF those who hold
their ears close to Nature and listen TO
her secret teachings. No great amount
Of Information in regard to the strange
beings called "Druids," Who long years
aso dwslt among the Celtic nations in
Gsul, In Britain and in Germany. has
come down to rs in books; but they
have had their representatives In all
ages who have kept alive the old.time
traditions, customs and teachings; and
in modern days the United Ancient
Order Of Druids has taken up the mys.
ticisms Of the past and ID multiplying
them in all lands. Those who wish to
know moro Of this strange and mysteri.
ous order will have an opportunity
Thursday evening Of listening to- lee
ture on the subject by p. A. James E.
Wolf OF San Francisco, who will speak
Of the ancient n well as the modern
cdr Al National Guard Hall, Virginia.
There win b other literary exercises
under the auspices Of the order on that
occasion, and dance to close mp the
entertainment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11
The PeuusyIyapia Bolt.

WAsHNoroS. May TO- The Blaine
men are worried over the fact that Nc.
Msuus. Of Philadelphia, tho leader Of
the Pennsylvania bolt among the dele
gates 10 Chicago, declined to call on
Blaine when here last week. This,
when taken In connection with the pub
lie statement that McAfanus 10 for Sher.
man, has raised the question whether
Blaine will get all the delegates hs has
been counting from Pennsylvania when
the bolt his friends have been helping
on takes place. It 10 known here that
there is q very respectable number OF
delegates, both In the New York and
Pennsylvania delegations, who will vote
for Sherman, II the proper occasion Ia
offered them. The strength OF tho Seo-
rotary did not appear In either OF the
States since he did not seem to make q
fight against either Cameron or Conk'
ling In their own State. For this Q
Il IL thought he will be much stronger
than Blaine with the Grant men OF those
States % we'll % OF Illinois. In case
Grant 10 not nominated. While the
Grant men breathe q little ireer over the
news that Blaine did not carry Q major.
ity In Chicago. they are still very angry
over the measure OF success Blaine at
tanned. They declare the entire Blaine
campaign in Illinois to be q little else
than an insult to Grant, and n that
the friends OF the latter will not for Q
moment forget at the Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11
llan

PARIS, May l0.-The Irreconcilsblss
are organizing largo dsmonstrs-
ton at Pers 10 Chaiss over the graves OF
the Communists who fell in May, 1871.
Should they perscvers In their scheme
the government will take measurss to
preserve order.
MADRID. May 10.-Hsavy rains apd
slight frosts In several provinces In up
per and lower Arragon are causing seri-
Gus damage to tha crops and vines.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 10.-The bee
Ties, which ravaged the crops In Poltavia
and Ekatsrindslsy In 1878. have been
found In large numbers In Laroalstadt,
and the peasants fear to SOW Q spring
crop.
The greatest alarm prevails In Tiais
In consequence Of the discovery Of locust
eggs. Unless they are exterminated be.
fore development famine through the
Caucasus will be inevitable.
Princess Pauline Of Wurtembufg was
married ct Carlsruhs TO DR.. Wilm, medi.
cal practitioner, OF Breslau. The King
Of Wurtsmburg gave his consent, on
condition Of the lady abandoning her
title.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11
CapitaI and Labor.

NEW Yonx, May l0.-The Sun com.
msnts : What q narrow escape the pros.
psrity Of New York has had In the
prompt ystoing Of the bill taxing foreign
capital 10 shown BY the news from San
Francisco. When Ksarnsy and bis fol.
lowers were doing all they could to have
the new Constitution adopted. they rep
resented that they were defending the
SON Of toll against the bloated capitalist;
but the capitalists packed up bag and
baggage and brought al their belongings
to the East. The consequences OF refu..
Ing TO protect wss, OF course, 10 make 1t
seek safer places for investment, and
Ksarney's political economy was not
without It's drawbacks. The Bank
Of Nevada has Just dismissed seven OF
It's principal employees because there Is
NO work for them. How long will It
take some OF our Legislators TO learn that
money IL as likely to emigrste ss labor 2
San Francisco has almost ceased to DO
the market for mining stocks. When Q
lucky prospsctor strikes somsthing hne
he rushes Of to the East, and the up
town hotels In New York are at the pres.
emit moment 90 crowded with mining
men that In one OF these establishments
q notice has been posted /: +" No mines
received In payment for board !" .,
Kalloch's case continues Q fruitful
topic Of Newspaper oommsnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11

A special meeting Of the Board Of
Town Trustees was held last evening,
President For in the chair. Present
Trustees Mercer. wooley, Dsuchy and
Lsmery. The minutes Of the previous
meeting we're read and approved.
The different standing committees
reported everything in good working
order.
The following bills were referred to
the Finance Committee: Fred. Shar-
back. 50 80; william hall. "a 10; ]. @.
Berry, s. so; John Curfan. 81; Stephen
Welsh, s. so; Jas. Butterfly. % 30.
There being no other business before
the Board, Trustee Mercer. In . few
well chosen remarks. motioned that .
vote OF thanks bs rendered to President
Fox for the very able manner In which
be presided over their deliberations the
past year.
President Fox responded By thanking
the members Of the Board In behalf OF
the citizens and taxpayers for the strict
and conscientious manner In which they
attended to the interests Of the town.
The ofaoe Of Trustee being anything but
an envisbls one to hold, he thought me
retiring Board bad earned for themselves
the good will OF the community at large.
On motion. the Board adjourned sine die.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11
Ri,marek,s Wall.

LONDON, May 1O.-In discussing the
Hamburg proposition In the German
R~eicbstag. Prince Bismarck arose and
said: at Is dangerous to SOW disoord
between Federal governments. Only one
thing retains me In office, the will Of the
Emperor. When I sec the obstacles I
have to contend with I feel Q strong de-
sire for rest In retirement. II you CON-
slider the power Of the Center unoon-
querable, I should advise you. on my
retirement. to select Q Ministry repre-
ssnting both Center and Conservatives.
I am tired, tired to death. when ] zee
my efforts constantly thwsrtod by Lib.
erals who will not yield on the smallest
points, when the continued existence Of
the Empire Is at stake"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11

BAN FRANCISCO. May lis ?. ~
Sierra Nevada. 81. sk;'seg. Bslehsr. 81;
Chollsr. 8; Grown Point. I 40. I IS; Nam
moth. q 10 bid; Best 4 Belcher. Ga. Gu
e~.fetallic. sec; Bslsher. "a. 2 20; Albion,
soc; Union Coa., l5k, Isl. lsk; Day,
4sc. 500; Con. Virginia. q 80; Northern
Belle. 81; ophir. 6S. 81; Savage. 5 o5,
8 10; Andes. Csc. Coo; Imperial. 2sc; Vel
low jacket. 4 80. Al. 4 20. 4 Is; Scorpion
$50. SOC; California, 2 10; Alta, 2 80; Bel
vidsrs. % sic; overman. I Is; Bullion,
Z As, . 40; Best 4 Belchsr. 6H; Hale a
Norcross. ~; Utah. 81; Wales. 8; En-
chsqusr. ~; Gould 4 Curry. 8 20. 3 Isl
Mexican. So. Alpha. s; Potosi. Q 20. Q Is
Syndicate. 1; South Baivsr. I 10 bid
Julia. Goe; Mono. 4; Bulwer. ca.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-11

TEE new fence round the Consolidated
Virginia grounds Ia completed. and Is
bsing painted with frs-proof paint.
Alta 10 drilling east In its crosscut.
At last accounts the drill Wa in 100
feet and no wall had been found.
There were shipped from Gold Hill
last evening two bars Of Grown Point
bullion amounting to S3594 IS.
The people Of Virginia are busy over
proposed changes in police officials and
In the paid Fire Department.
The Northern Belle has declared .
dividend Of hfty cents per share on its
capital stock.
The nsvly.slectsd officers Of Virginia
will tonight enter upoa the discharge Of
thar duties.
CAPTAIN Capavsn. Superintendent Of
the New York mine. has returned.
The control Of the Leviathan mine
has passed into Eastern hands.
Mr.. Walsh and Helen Chandler have
aled declaration OF homestead.
Als1. Mckenzie was In Bodi' last
Friday.
Morn. Ho.aiaA Is sssia On The Com
F. a. 4as.. Is. ...u.n.a fro. o.li's''
pis,