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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Chill and Peru.

PANAMA. September lS.-Nsws from
the South at last shows . CLEAN OF peso'
at least an srmistics-throush foreign
intervention. A Lima correspondent Of
the Star and Herald writes, under date oil
August 2lst, that Hon. ]. P. Chris
tisncy. American Minister. left that cap.
itsl August 10th and sailed from Callao
on the same day In the United States
steamer wsuchusstt for the South. and
adds: Although It 10 generally believed
that he has gone to Santiago. the capital
OF Chill, my opinion 10 that be has gone
NO further than africa, there TO meet
some high parsonage from Chill. and
probably the bearer Of important dis
patches from the White House. and not
improbable some idea OF what will be 40
ceptabls to the power In Peru. Senior
P~ieriols. On the following day there
was o meeting Of French, English and
italian Ministers In the palace here.
which seems to have ended by dispatch
ing on the 18th Q French man.of.wsr
the Husssrd, to africa with documents.
the contents Of which have not been
disclosed.
The Same correspondent says: Chill
has met with Q check where apparently
she least expected It and from = quarter
she neither dare nor can despise. and
intima,ss that Eugland, France and
Italy have interfersd.
The Peruvian torpedo boat, SINK by
the Huascar In Callso Bay, some months
ago, has been recovered BY the Peru
yians and 10 being re6tted Tor service.
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the largest and finest buildings OF its
class In the country. aud RACED II TO the
ground. The police did not interfere.
and II was carried of piecemsal. The
city has had trouble in getting the lessee
to surrender his lease. in order that IN
exhibition building might be built on
the ground, which IL owned by the city.
GLOUCESTER, September 1.-THE cap.
tains Of the schoouers Moso Castle and
Victor have just returned from the New.
~foundlaud fisheries. They report being
boarded by o large number Of natives,
who used violence to prevent their fsh.
ing. u
NEW GLASGOW. N. g., September II.
in Ford pit. Stellarton, two men
struck their picks through the partition
between the new and the old works
The water accumulated in the iattsl
rushed in with great force. Thirteen
miners barely escaped drowning. AND
nine horses persisted.
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Maud a Scores a;1tf Ia.

CHICAGO, September IA large al.
disnss oopgr.sstsd at the Jockey Club
grounds yesterday afternoon on account
Of the attempt Of Maud 8 to beat the
record Of 2:ll1+. The weather was
pleasant, but there was q strong east
wind.
The appearance Of Maud S on the
track, to trot against time for $500.
was the signal for hearty applause. Her
frst heat was merely made to warm her
up, and as she left her feet several
times, II was made in 2:26H. The first
quarter Of her second heat was made In
3lN seconds, and then she was cut loose
for her best speed, making the bali In
1857. Her driver sped her at an I'M
diminished gait to the thrse-quarter
pole, which wal reached in 1851.
Coming home there was scarcely less
excitement than when the record was
lowered in the summer meeting. for 1t
seemed certain that she would make the
mile in 2:ll. ct least; but she left her
feet when but Q few yards from the wire
and the heat wal spoiled. However. the
watches did not seem to agres-thoss
outside by the stand making her time
2:lOL to 2:l1, while the time announced
by the judges was 2:llH. .,,
Tomorrow Maud 8 will be exhibited
on the track and may possibly be sent
for . fast mile.
All the promiaent horsemen will. on
the conclusion OF the meeting, 60 to
Louisville and Cincinnati.
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Alta.

The recent jump In Alta has sci
tongues wsggius. and already the streets
have q strike there and Q diamond drill
running ON the 1850 level. Supsrin.
tspdent Boyle says no drill has yet been
started. but he may run n there. he
will most assuredly II he encounters 10.
dicatiops Of water. a. he does no pur
pose to food the mine II he can avoid 1t.
He has started o crosscut on the 2O6O
level 275 feet from the inolins-fvs feet
further south than the crosscut on the
level abovs-but when the pencil tried
to penetrate him 10 find out II he had
penetrated the ledge, he neatly parted
the thrust and went away. The pencil
10 inadequate. rs is the FELTON, bill, to
make q mining Superintendent tell what
be does not wish to tell till the time
comes. His Saturday statement will
contain oil information, however. The
north DRIFT 10 Benton Con. 10 still skirt
iug the vein and cutting stringers oil
fns.looking quartz. but Of low grade
$l2 assays. The water 10 running down
in the crosscut, 80 that 1t will not much
longer interfere with work.
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Regarding the 10 Chung.

New YoaK. September IA Wash.
inston special TO the Commercial Bulistin
says: Within the next few days the
Department Of State hopes to be In re.
o.ipt OF advioes from China that will
settle the status Of the screw steamer 10
Chung. now lying at San Francisco.
The whole question. said Secretary
Evarts today to your representative. 10
one purely OF the Interpretation Of the
statutes. There 10. OF course, nothing
whatever in the various treaties relative
to the vital question Of discrimination In
other than the changes specified 10 the
treaties themselves, and hence the hrst
and foremost matter to hnd'out before
coming to any settlement 10 whsther
China does or does not discriminate
against our vessels In her various ports.
The Cabinet hos taken no definite action
10 the premises beyond the Presidents
refusal to issue o proclamation excepting
this vessel from the payment OF dues.
4 uhoutd odds aoVSHS 49, -.
indication by which We can find that
China has thus Disseminated. II 10 de-
MED, and I know the spirit and wish Of
our Government 10 to extend every rea-
sonabls and just facility to the Chinese
Empire In oil matters OF commerce.
The correspondent adds: In case II
shall DO established by the Chinese an.
thorities that NO tax beyond alien ton.
mage. mentioned In the treaty. 10 eI-
acted from American masters. that NO
discriminating duties are made. and no
leviss in the shape Of excessive pilotage.
and that our vessels are placed on . par
In this respect with the vessels OF China
herself. then the President will issue the
proclamation. and the imposts levied ON
the Ho Chung will bs returned. leaving
to further consideration the factor In the
problem which refers to the inequality
between Chinese and American vessels
in the closed ports Of the Empire.
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Russia and China.

ST. PETERSBURG. September 16.-A
telegram from Krasnovolsk confirms and
adds that Colonel Scribitskss has been
left in command OF the sIpsdihonary
force at Bami. Supplies are being &C.
lively forwarded to the front. The Tur-
eomsns occasionally attack the conveys.
The official gazette publishes an &c.
count OF the reception OF the Chinese
ambassador. the Marquis Tsspg. BY the
Gear. The Marquis said the Emperor
Of China sincerely wishes that . treaty
between the two countries could be AZ
ranged In Q spirit Of harmony and jus.
tice. The Gear replied that his desires
were similar. Unfortunatsly the Chi
ness Government had not hitherto cor
responded with his wishes, but be was
pleased at the release Of Chung How.
late ambassador OF China. and requested
the Marquis Tssng to hasten to submit
proposals to his Government for . con.
olusion Of the treaty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17
In. ~Rspubiieaa Rally.

The Republicans last evening held a
rousiug meeting at Piper's Opera House.
Every seat in the building was occupied
and much enthusiasm prevailed until
the people were tired cut. The only
objection TO the meeting was that 1t was
too long. Political parties have no
right to pack people together aud then
hold them there two hours aud Q half,
and II this 10 continued they will soon
And but empty benches instead Of
crowded audiences when meetings are
announced. The meeting last night
was under the auspices OF the Soldiers
and Sailors Club. 1t was addressed by
Judge Whitman. who spoke most forci.
bly,, eloqusntly and tsllinsly for nearly
an hour, and there the meeting should
have ended. In the large number pres.
emit Gold Hill was we'll represented.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
rHE MAINE ELECrIoy.
Tho Republicans on Top = Davis
Elected Governor.

NEW YORK. September 16.-The Ma
tional Republican Committee claim that
Davis IL elected. upon the basis Of q dis.
patch from Maine saying that Davis
majority will reach l45s.
AUGUSTA, September l6. - Twenty
three additional towns In Aroostock
show the following result: Davis, 1916;
Plaistsd. 1924; Nys. q; scattering. ~.
In the same towns last year Davis had
1928; Smith. 65l; Garoslon. SIa. Davis
gains over all In these towns Q votes.
There are still 20 towns and plantations
in Aroostock to be heard from. No re.
turns from other counties OF any oonss.
ouenoe have been heard from.
PORTLAND. September 16. - Fifteen
additional towns in Psnobseot county
give Davis 326; Plaisted. GAL. Last
year these towns gave Davis 307; Smith.
$50. Ten additional towns In Aroostock
give Davis 800; Plaisted. 264; scatter.
log. 13-s Republican majority OF AZ.
Last year In the same towns Davis. 124;
Smith, 1871; Gsroslon, 70-a Fusion ma
jority OF 81.
Lirrs.-Four hundred and sixty towns
give Davis 1884; Plaisted. Tl.0l0;
Davis plurality, 884; scattering. 1886.
The same towns last year gave Davis
67, 805; Smith, 47,l25; Gafcslon, co..
100. q Fusion plurality OF So; soattsrine.
282. The towns to come gave Davis
1908; Fusionists, 1915. . Fusion plural.
ity OF COS; scattering. 81. Deduct the
Fusionist plurality TO GOMEZ from the Re
publican plurality on hand, and Davis
will have 276 plurality II the rest come
10 as last year. There are only 80 towns
to hear from, with an aggregate vote Of
1905.
STILL LArxn.-Blus Hill brings In .
further Republican gain Of 337.
MENTOR. o., September Ex-senator
Blaine sent the following dispatch this
evening:
AUoTsrA. Me-. September 16.-Gsn-
eral j. A. Garfield. Mentor. Ohio /: The
indications now point unmistakably to
the election Of Governor Davis. II We
could be assured OF an honest vote and
honest returns from the French plsnta.
tons Of Aroostook county. every posi-.
bility OF doubt would be removed. These
plantations have been hotbeds OF Dem
ocratic frauds for thirty years past. We
have not yet received their returns. The
totul vote for Governor Davis will reach
nearly II not quite $4,000. Only twice
10 the history Of our party In Maine has
the Republican vote reached $4,000, and
never reached 10000. The average an.
nual vote for the past ten years has been
Q little more than 10000. Our people
are In splendid heart and courage. and
will 60 into the November Asbt with the
advantage Of o popular majority on the
contest Of Monday last.
J. G. BLAINE.
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Niscellane0us.

WASHINGTON. September I'LL 10
believed that Senior Cobrsrs, Bolivian
Peace Commissioner to the United
States. has been captured by the Gillian
feet. He 10 long overdue. and has not
been heard from since he embarked for
Panama. on routs to this country.
NEW Yoax, September N.-Conkling
will make three speeches In Ohlo-at
Cleveland, Warren and Cincinnati.
General Grant will preside at the meet
ing In Warren. which promises to be
the largest campaign meeting In that
State.
The bark Einsgh. from Port de Paix,
Hsyti, was towsd in here yesterday, the
whole crew having been taken down with
the yellow fever. Two men died on the
passage.
complete vote for Governor Of Vermont,
showing the Republican majority to DO
20, 033 aud the Republican plurality 49,.
8l2. being a.nst gain In two years Of
1899 Republican votes.
Over 100 immigrants arrived yester-
day.
The steamer Nevada arrived In port
nieht before last with BAT souls to In.
crease the Mormon population 10 Utah.
The majority are from Scandinavian
provinces and the minority from Ger.
many.
UREA, September 10. = The Herald
says: Seymour made his only speech
Of the campaign at the Opera House last
evening. devotipg an hour to answering
Carl Schurz's ideas a. TO the powers and
scope OF the Government.
CHICAGO, September l7.-An Inter
OCEAN Washington special says: Con-
gresham ~Jorgsnsen OF Virginia was In
the city yesterday. BE says that the
Republican Congressmsn will DO elected
in Virginia. but that the Republican
Electoral ticket will fail. owing to the
neglect OF the negroes TO pay Q per cap
ita tax.
The Grsenback State Central Commit
tee have appointed Ave new Weaver
Electors In place Of the Electors !sp-
pointed ct their State Convention. but
who have since come out for other Pres
idential candidates or have resigned. :,
A Tribuns St. Paul special says: osri
Schurz left hare at noon yesterday Ior
Warrington. he stated 10 your CORES,
pondant that Sitting Bull II now csppsd
In the valley OF tina Poplar river on
American territory, with l20 70 lou
lodges. Nothing definite has been
decided upon a. to the disposition Of
the troubles OF this chief OF Of the
Indian question generally.
MuwAuxsr, Ssptsmbsr IS. Last
night . mob Of several hundred men
made IN attack upon the Rink, one OF
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Telegraphic Wire Pulling.

New YoRx. September 1.-THE Pos'
last evening says: A contest appears to
be developing for control Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company at the octo.
Der election. As near as we can ascer.
tain there arc two parties In the com.
pauy. the point Of division between
them being the policy to be pursued
respecting the new rival company called
the American Union. One party 10 In
favor OF active war on the new company.
which means reduced rates, liberal sI-
penditurss and all the results thereof.
This party 10 misrepresentsd I they
have not as individuals sold their stock
or the bulk OF II. and u they are not
seeking to retain control by proxies rep.
resenting tho stock Of actual holders.
The other party are understood to DO In
favor OF making such trafdo arrange.
ments with the American Union a.
shall maintain profitable rates for both
oompaniea.
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Reward Of $3.50 offered.

Governor Kinksad offers . reward OF
$3.50 for the arrest and delivery to the
State Prison OF the escaped prisoners.
John B. McTsgus and Albert Whitfield.
One-hsli the reward will be paid for
either. Following is Q description:
McTsgus-Ags. "a years; complexion.
light. eyes. blue; hair. light; weight.
l42 pounds; height. 5 feet 5H inches.
He has two small scars on the right side
Of neck; vaccine mark on left arm
birthspot. small red spot on right fore.
arm; bridge Of nose slightly hattened
small red mole in front OF neck; both
big toes. nails ingrown; academic edu-
cation.
whitaeld-Age. 81 years; complexion,
fair; eyes. blue; hair. brown; weight.
l45 pounds; height, 8 feet 81 inches;
vaccine mark on right ARM; scar on
right knee size OF dime; scar ons-hali
inch long over right eye; scar one inch
long between thumb and arst finger oil
right hand; scar two inches long on
right side OF neck; mole on right breast;
two molss on right shoulder blade; face
very long and slim.
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Ansr.ess s,r.ss k.ssrs.

BAN FRkScisco. September i7-sf ?. H.
ophir. 81. 81; Sierra Nevada. IL. III
IL; Mexican. iis; Albion. ssc. soc; Utah,
l0h; ooodshaw. s5c; California, AZ
Confidence. 5; Con. Virginia. 81. 40
overman, 1 10. l Is; Northern Belle,
IN; lGrsnd Prize. AZ; Alta. 8; Nam
moth. I; ,silvsr Hill. Toe; Hale 4 Nor
cross. 81; Benton. l 45. ~; Justice,
! 10. I 05: Bsleher. 2 0'; Gould 4 Curry,
Z 80; Csledonis. i0c; Orc, l 70; Bullion
I is. I 20; Yellow Jacket. Gu; Savage
Al; Best 4 Bslehsr. loh; summit. Sc
Scorpion. 2 05; Justice. 1 05.
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81. julien In Luck.

CHICAGO. September 18.-Ths Journal
says: Tho American Express car. No.
2, In which St. Julien. the famous trot.
ter. was shipped for Boston last night,
jumped the track near Kalamazoo.
Michigan, early this morning. After
shaking him up pretty lively for q few
minutes the car stopped right side up.
with the horse square on bis legs.
St. Julien's escape from great peril.
and what might easily have been his de.
struciion as . fast horse 10 described BY
an Inter OCEAN Kalamazoo special: The
train bound East, due thsre ct ESQ A.
NJ. was unable to use its air brakes. and
consequently rushed on an open switch.
The engineer and fireman jumped. when
they saw they could do nc better. and
the train was badly smashed up and do.
tacbed. st. Julien was In the second
car from the engine with two attendants.
The car was thrown partly over. 20 that
one side rested on the ground. The
horse was thrown down, but, strange to
stay. neither horse NOR men were hurt.
He was quickly gotten out and evinosd
no symptoms OF fright or distress.
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again 81 Houston was so overwhelming
as that against Virgil. and in presenting
the case against the latter be argued that
the witnesses for the defense ought moi
to be believed. 8. NJ. Meek and Thos:
H. Woods argued the case In behalf OF
the defense. and District Attorney Ihos.
8. Ford closed the case for the State.
The trial progressed quietly. The only
thing OF fresh interest to those attending
the trial is q letter received by Henry j..
Gully. postmarked and dated Goshen,
New York. threatening death to him nm.
less hs leaves K.mper county. and pledg-
ing the honor and bravery Of the young
men OF the North to avenge the death OF
Chisholm by wiping out the entire Gully
crowd. At l o'clock P. N. the jury re-
turned with o verdict OF not guilty.
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THE VERDICT.
Result or she IsvssuEatiou On DR.
nagee's Death.

Leadriiis Chronicle September II.
The Coroner held an inquest on the
body Of Dr.. T. ]. Mcgee yesterday, and
rendered a verdict that the deceased
came to his death from an overdose Of
chloral. administered by his own hands
for the purpose. as the jury believe, oil
relieving pain.
The Chronicle took the ground that Dr..
Masse in all probability committed sui.
eide, and 1t based its opinion on the fact
that the deceased was a physician Of
great experience and was necessarily
we'll acquainted with the effect OF
bydrate Of chloral II taken in an over
dose. Taking these facts into consider.
alton, 1t certainly was . reasonable con
clusion that DR.. Mages committed sui.
eide.
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Democratic Tactics.

CHICAGO. September IT, Rspsatsd
and thoroughly reliable stories are oom-
ing In from all sections Of the importa-
ton into Indiana Of voters to aid the
Democracy in October. and are calling
for the most serious consideration from
the Republican managers, and they are
taking steps to stop the business. II 10
stated that detectives are going from the
principal cities to the country TO dstsot
and arrest noted reporters, who are
known to have gone into Indiana 10 put
In their work at the polls.
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Hon. u u stevenson yes'eraAy ~"
ceived . dispatch from J. r. Jones' IN
rsspouss to one he sent asking when
Emory A. S,orrs could address the peo.
pie OF Virginia, which was 10 q snse'
tna' ne sou NOT Wv. ,a r. s,o,r,
III n-.S.nh,sa,v n. hs,a s.,Iv nsxt
~
Gold Hill has been niisd Win funors
OF accidents. ETC.. today. the most pro-
osols Of which Is tnat man nas zen
Iui' ~ Ws.s :, b.. .in.s
,ns =, -.s..
in ~
JONI ROACH o'' So
amperiai last n'sn'' nAa 'e'y '
made . Master Mason In Eseuriai Lodge
No. z. Virginia. and had taken .asant.
~ oo .. : Ws.ooic Mu,usl Aid So.
c;s,y'
w., u.,,,, .sv.. ..From
oODo 20 600 ....o,. .,,.,a.a ,bs
,...,,;o, =, p,..,asn, H.y,s in Virginia
Civ Ss,sa. A cipher il nothing,
but /, made a something Of an item Of
the foregoing.
Miob..l Carroll. one Of the ~locators
Of the Golden arrow. formerly the Bate
man .x,s,s ,h,, a.. location il no, In
FiOv.ry District. a. said to be in the
notice OF '0ea'i0h' out IN ''s'niA LIZ
uie'
Inc i'aefs ans n"a ~"
postage w So n p
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Tho Gully Murder Trial.

DrxAL,. Miss. September l7.-Argu.
msnt in the case against Virgil and
Houston Gully. for the killing Of Gil.
msr. was begun yesterday morning. The
argument for the Stats vas opened BY
d. B. Ware. Of Jackson. Miss. who
made . foreibls presentation Of the pros.
solutions Of the case. Hs said the proof
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17
Ganclnded Nat 10 Crow.

CHICAGO. September 1.-THE Time,
says Many Democratic clubs in Ohio
wanted to hold jollincstion meetings
over the news from Maine. but the
State Central Committee prohibited all
such ebullitions on the ground that they
would do more harm than good. A
still.hunt 10 In progress in that State,
and the Hancock managers d~eprecste
any action on the part Of their subordi'
mates which will be likely to arouse
their opponents from their fancisd seen.
fitv.
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savage rlAeer.

The Downisvills (Csl.) Messenger Of
September II says: The late contractor
at the Savage Placer mine, y Hurley,
left last week. owing his men for nearly
all the work they had done since be took
hold. He took the contract at $40 per
foot, and has not kept near even, II
report DO true. The company have sen.
q man from Virginia City, aud the work
will DO pushed rapidly to completion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17
R.pabiie.s Coas,y Convsa,lon.

Primaries for the election Of delegates
to the Republican County Convention
will be held in the several precincts Of
Storey County next Monday and the
Convention will be held next Thursday
ut Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill. The
spportiopmsnt Of delegates among the
several precincts. the test for the prima.
riss. the places OF holding the polls. With
the names OF the judges and clerks oil
election, will be found In an advertise.
msnt In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-17

Miss Nina varisn. sister OF O. 3.
yarian. Of Reno. died in Liverpool last
Monday. Mas yarian was an actress
by profession. and at one time . mem
Der Of the Baldwin Thsater troupe. She
has appeared in Virginia City on several
occasions, and WAS possessed Of decided
force and talent.
There will b . meeting OF the Teach
srs' Association Of Storey County ct the
Fourth Ward sehoel.houss. Virginia. at
10 O'Clock tomorrow Saturday. A full
and prompt attendance 10 requested.
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Convention OF Fire Engineers.

Bos1oS. September ls.-At the even.
iug session Of the Fire Engineers ysster-
day, the report favorins the telegraph o.
the only reliable system Of giving alarms
and the report recommending drill and
discipline ~ o substitute for irs tourns.
menis were adopted. Resolutions were
adopted recommending rolls OF merit
and Q system OF moral reward Tor those
Hremsn who perform acts OF bravery. A
report was adopted recommending the
introduction Of chemical engines and
other means OF s~xtinguishing fres with
but little water. A report favoring the
payment Of the privilege tax paid BY In
surancs companies to towns for the for
nation OF Q permanent fund for the ben
eat Of disabled hremsn was adopted.
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A Gratifying success.

The social and concert OF the ladies OF
the congregation Of the Msthodist
Church OF Gold Hill last evening wal q
success. financially, socially and enjoy:
ably. The attendance was large. and
more today wish they had gone when
they hear what a good time they missed
BY stayinR away.