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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
Why Hancock Is Silent on the
Chinese Questi0n.

WASHINGTON, October 20. - Some
mention has heretofore been made OF the
efforts OF Louisiana planters to introduce
Chinese labor into that State. It 10 now
learned that arrangements were recently
perfected for the transportation Of sew
eral shiploads OF Chinese from Cuba
to Louisians. but the project has
encountered serious obstacles at Ia.
vana, which are apparently the result OF
o concert OF action between the Spanish
authorities and the Chinese Consul.
The Spanish officials charge 81 to each
Chinaman for Q passport and the Chinese
Consul charges 81 additional. This
practically puts an embargo on the do.
~portation OF Chinese, whom. II 10 under.
stood the Spanish authorities do not
wish to leave the island. The Louisiana
interests are In earnest In the mat
ter, and as soon as Secretary Evarts gets
through campaigning and resumes charge
oil business al the Department OF State
be will be asked to make the proper rep
resertatiou in the matter. The Louisi.
ana people say they would DO very glad
to take Q few thousand Of the Chinese
who are giving the Pacific Coast citizens
80 much trouble, but II would cost at
least ten times as much to bring them
from that section, and this Is the reason
Why they are compelled to look to Cuba
a. the source OF supply,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
VARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing years. care. sickness, disappointed.
and hereditary predlsposition-sll operate 70
turn the hair gray. and either Of them inelines
IL to .hed prema,ureiy. ArEa's Ham Vison
will restore faded or gray. light or red hair TO .
rich brown or deep black. as may bs desired.
I, sof.ers and ~cleanses the scalp. giving IL
healthy action. 1t removes and cures dand'un
and humors. BY Its use falling hair 10 CHECKED
and a new growth will be produced In all cases
where the ~follicles are not destroyed or the
glands decayed. Its effects are beautifully
shown on brsshy. weak. or siekly haif' on
which q fc~ applicatiois will produce the gloss
and freshness Of youth. Harmless aod sure In
its operation, Il Is Incompatible as . dressing.
and 10 especially valued for the soft iu'tre and
richness Of tone Il imparts. 1t contains neither
oil nor dye. and will net soil or color white
cambria; Jet It lasts long on the hair. and keeps
Il fresh and vigorous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
Tho Kennard-The Author Of the
Morey Letter Discovered.

q. CHICAGO, October 26.-Stanley Hunt.
10y tslesraphs the Tribune from New
York that today the Republican National
Committee will expose the author OF the
alleged Garfield Chinese letter. It is
one Kennard Phelps. q Of tho editors
OF the Truth. who was uneartbed by De-
tective Lovergau. In the employ OF the
National Committee. Phelps Is an ex-
pert In the imitation OF all kinds OF Chi
Biography, and lately copied from mem.
DRY the names OF all the men who signed
the Declaration OF Independence In so
skillful q manner that o look would indi.
cate them as genuine. He has Q mania
for initiating handwriting. He 10 an
active and able politician. and practically
controls the Truth. Huntley says all
the facts are authenticated and before
the Republican Committee. and would
have been Published yesterday. but that
General Arthur interpossd with the sug.
gestion OF delay In order that the DEM
ocrats might have an opportunity OF put
ting forth another fraudulent letter.
After the exposure and getting in circu.
lation such . scheme was In contempla-
ton, and he says another forged letter
will bs published in Truth this week.
Phelps can't be found.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
fraudulent Democrats.

CHICAGO, October 90. - Astounding
registration frauds have been discovered
here. Investigations set on foot BY Re-
.publicsns as q test Of the fair dealing Of
the Democrats reveal the startling fact
that in one precinct alone forty-seven
FRAUDULENT names have been registered.
The names OF men who do live in the
places given on the POLLOK places are
also given where there are but vacant
lots. Registration papers at the rate oil
500 per day are being ground out by the
Democratic Committee. Some men rep.
resented thereby have barely touched
American soil. II the proportion OF
fraudulent registration should hold out
In the remaining precincts there would
be over 5000 Democratic votes gained.
The Republicans will now make q thor
ough examination OF the lists and pre-
cincts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
Archery.

There is an archery match up between
members Of the Pacific Coast Archery
Club. each participant to shoot where be
p~lsases and send the result to San Fran
cisco. Major otsy. quandsm "LOns
Archer OF the Sierra" Is one OF the cen
tsstants. Sunday he went to Carson to
get his l0O-yard range. a. no fitting
place presents itself here on the noun.
tain. The wind blew, however, so that
he did not try his skill at that range.
The contestants in the above match
will shoot what is known in archery as
the york round" which consists Of
twenty.tour arrows at the siIty-yard
target. i~orty.eisht at the eighiy.yard,
aud sovsnty-two at the one hundred yard
target. The american round consists
OF thirty arrows each at the forty. hity
and sixty.yar targets.
Major Otey has been making some
good scores lately: Thirty arrows, sixty
yards, l56 points; twenty-four arrows,
sixty yards, l07 points; forty.eight ar.
rows. eighty yards, l25 points; thirty
arrows, forty yards. l96 points.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
Miscallane0us.

Bosroy, October ga careful can
vass Of Connecticut shows that the Re-
publicans will doubtless carry the
electoral ticket and Legislature BY from
one to three thousand. and elect three
Congressman. En- .Governors Ingersoll
and Hubbard have persmptorily refused
to take the stump.
New Yonk, October 26.-william 4.
Grace has accepted the Democratic NOM
ination for Mayor. He says: II believe
the common schools established by the
people. aud esteemed by them as their
richest inheritance. should be main.
tanned ~inviolate, aud / shall favor q lib
sral appropriation for their support"
CHICAGO, October 20. - The TIMES
Washington special says: The Morsy
Chinese document Is an exact reproduo.
ton Of tho handwriting OF the forged
Springer epistls in the Washburns-Don-
ely contest.
Lew Stewerd, who four years ago
made Q strong run for Governor a. .
Democratic and Greenback candidate In
Illinois, has written Q letter openly COM
ing out for Garfield.
WASHINGTON. October 26.-Collector
Wade, OF Savannah. telegraphs that yes.
terdsy morning his deputies captured
and destroyed the Illicit distillery OF the
notorious Wash. Parham and arrested
Parham.
GALVESTON. October %. - Nsles
Bolton special says: Mat. A. Mcknight
yesterday shot James Direyck. the ball
passing through his neck and striking
John W. Kemp under the right eye,
killing Kemp Instantly. Dirsyck 10 NOR.
tally wounded. Mcknight escaped and
officers are in pursuit.
DENVER, October ga private letter
from Postmaster Hotchkiss. OF Powder
Horn, states that an Indian outbreak Ia
inevitable. The authorities have asked
Governor Pitkin to send l60 stand Of
arms and 10, 900 rounds Of ammunition
Immediately.
A Republican Leadville special says:
The body Of Michael Hendricks, said to
be O nephew OF Ex-Governor Hendricks,
Of Indiana, was found murdered three
miles from here. The murder is sup
posed to have been committed by two
brothers named McCullom, young Hen.
bricks having been implicated in the
murder OF their brother and acquitted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
Solid Practical Common Sense for
tho Solid South.

CHICAGO, October 26.-PAt Donan,
who edited the red-hot Bourbon. Copper
head organ. the Caucasian, during the
war. and who. eighteen months ago,
after taking q trip through the North for
the frat time, wrote o letter to the Chi.
caso Times adjuring the South TO reform
from Its weakness and shiftlessness and
hatred Of lsborers. and urging them to
initiate the wonderful thrift. industry
and economy of the growing North. and
who predicted that unless they gave over
their sectional p~rejudicss the solid
North would cease TO hold out the ira
ternal hand, and would array themselves
against an aggressive and insolsnt Solid
South, writes again to the Times, anont
the Indiana and Ohio elections, and In
view OF the promised Republican sue
cesses In November, says. III told you
So" and continues: ~ am . Democrat
and q Southern man, Mr.. Editor. /
never voted a Republican ticket or wrote
or uttered a Republican sentiment in my
life; but I must say that II the election
Of Garfield and the overwhelming tri.
umph OF the Republicans next month
shall forever end the Souih's long'cher.
ished dream Of political domination In
this republic, and drive her people at
last to work to develop the boundlsss
resources which God and nature have
lavished upon their magnificent region,
and achieve for themselves material in
dependence, I shall not consider 1t an
unmiYed evil. II the election OF the
devil himself on Q Republican platform
would break up the Solid South and
lead her people to retire from the pubic
gazs, all such clamorous old skeletons
Of the dead and damned past as the
Blsckburns. fuckers. Lamars, Becks,
Chalmers and Ben. Hills. recognize the
fact that they live In the ninetssnth cen.
fury instead OF the eighteenth. lay aside
their false pride and antiqusted notions
Of gentility, make OF labor q Rsntility.
make labor respectable even for gentle.
men, put a proper estimate on lie, IN
derstand that q difference OF opinion 10
not q capital crime. encourage immigra-
ton and education, and turn their faces
forward instead OF backward. / am not
certain but / should regard the inaugu-
ration Of his Satanic Majesty ss Q bless
ing in disguise to q hapless region whose
only folly has for nearly Q generation
closed its doors against all blessings,
whether disguised or undisguised. l am
for anything that will benefit the South
by the cultivation OF common sense,
which has heretofore been the most nm
common thing imaginable AMONG her
people,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
The Alta Devsiopmeas

Last evening Superintendent Boyle, Of
the Alta, said the diamond drill had been
run east 29s feet from the face OF cross.
cut Ne. l on the 2050 level. At q dis.
lance Of oil feet assays began to DO OBJ.
tanned and continued till the drill had
been sent in $50 feet. After that the
boripgs appeared to indicate that the
drill was in the east clay OF the vein.
Only about one inch Of water flowed
from the drill. hole. He preferred not
to give the assays. as such things were
oiteutimes deceptive. The drill on the
1850 level OF the mine indicated IA feet
OF milling ore. and when Q DRIFT was
run in there we're but 2H feet. The
formation was soft, and had fed the
borings. There might bs something Of
the kind in the present instance, YET be
considered the development full Of prom.
Use. The drill. he was satisfied. was
now in the east clay. 1t would DO taken
out and put in No. l crosscut. and the
hole in crosscut No. 2 would be iol-
lowed up by that crosscut.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
Nora Democratic Forgery.

DIES MoNrs. Iowa, October 28.-Ths
fraudulent and forged letter business has
broken out In . new spot and on Q new
person. This time q Presidential can.
didsts, Weaver. and his fast political
friend, Gillette. OF lows, come forward
and declare that Q letter from Weaver 10
Gillstts, published In the New York
Star, was neither written nor sent; that
the allegations are absolute lies, and the
letter itself o forgery. The letter declares
that Weaver 10 against Q fusion every
where, because Il would be injurious 10
the Republican party. In whose inter
he 10 lsboring. Mr.. Weaver makes ms
denial before q notary and In the strong
est terms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
Yesterday a profsred bet Of $1,000

Yesterday q proffsred bet OF $1,000
even up on Garfeld's election was taken
in Virginia by q man from San Fran
cisco, "A fool and his money" etc.
There are other like bets there which
the Democrats a gObble up II inclined.
"How are the mighty tallenf" Mike
MCGOWAN, the man-eater, is in jail for
vaRrancy. He now boasts OF having
been the first prisoner ever locked in the
present Storey county Jail. and he
lighted the Arst fire in its kitchen range.
The sutro Independent says that to sat
isfy a number Of judgments. the Eureka
mine, Como, will DO sold at public auc.
ton on Saturday. November Is. San
Francisco parties are expected to make
the purchase.
Robert Large-a man large by nature
as in name, q big.hearted man. too. and
one who has won many friends on the
Comstock = has gone to try his fortunes
in Arizona.
Hon. John P. Jones will assist Mr..
Simmons, Of Boston. in entertaining the
people ct Piper's Opera House next
Friday night.
Senator Sharon is again on the Com
stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26

4 social party will be given BY the
Emmett Guard OF Virginia tomorrow
evening after the distribution Of the
prizes recently shot for. The distribu-
lion and social will take place at Ma
tiopal Guard Hall.
II was reported on the street yesterday
that A. ]. Tyrr.ll. Republican candidate
for State Senator. had Withdrawn. Mr..
Tyrrell 10 authority for saying that the
report 10 utterly without foundation.
The distribution OF the prizes Of the
Washington Guard will take place at
Cooper's Hall next Thursday evening.
October %. There will be . social
dance and q good time generally.
The target match Of the Tigers will
take place next Friday at the range Of
the Washington Guard. The Tigers
have no, been forgotten BY tho prize
givers.
Sheriff Williamson will appoint for
election day one deputy each for Amsri'
can Fla, aud Flowery precincts. o Two
for each other precinct in the county.
The funds in the treasury Of the Sutro
Hospital Association have now reached
the som OF S3762 90. with but few out
standing bills unpaid.
The south header Of the Sutro Tunnel
10 now $50 feet in EIchequer ground,
and will in q day or two get into Alpha
ground.
The Bank OF California has aled csrti-
ded copies Of its articles Of incorpora-
ton and present officers.
The expected s.asonabls storm 10. like
everything else on the ConstOck, await.
ing . new development.
Congressman DalSstt will address the
Republicans Of Carson this evening as
Theater Hall.
Col. F. F. osbiston is back from Colo
RADIO. and will remain . short time on
the Comstoek.
There are about 7o5 registered votsr'
in Lyon county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
R~egistration Rascalities in New Or.
I%eans-rhe Democracy Bent on
Miachief.

New ORLEANS. October as. - The
Pioayuns this evening says: The fsht
between the State and United States
officers ON the registration question Is
assuming grave proportions, and . con.
Hict may be expected at any moment.
Arrests have already been made Of par.
ties registering within ten days prior to
the election, as specified in the law for
the revision OF the lists. At noon today
Charles Cavarac. Supervisor Of Regis.
t~ration, informed Colonel William Ray,
Chief Supervisor, that he would resist
further arrests with all the power Of the
State. Deputy United States Marshals
have received instructions to caution
every person attempting to register that
hs will do 90 under penalty Of arrest.
When the forswarning 10 unhesdsd an
arrest will be made. Registration Ii
going on at Q brisk rate. Negroes are
taking advantage Of the few days yet re-
naming.
CHICAGO, October 25.-An Inter Ocean
Washington special says: The registra-
ton troubles In New Orleans have called
out the following kilograms today:
NEW ORLEANS. October 25.-To Hon.
]. A. Hubbsll. Chairman Congressional
Committee. Washington: The officers
OF registration and parties illegally regis
tered were arrested today. The Rspub.
lican Supervisors report that the regis.
tration officers register white men, many
OF whom are unknown. and refuse to
register colorsd men. The State Super.
visor OF Registration has refused to allow
the Federal Supervisors TO take positions
In the office Of registration to enable
them to scrutinizs the manner OF regis.
tration, which Is Q clear violation Of law.
The Democrats evidently intend to adopt
desperate means to prevent the election
Of Republican Congressman.
W. P. KrLLooo.
WASHINGTON. October 25. William
Pitt Kellogg, United States Senator,
New Orleans. Louisiana: The law 10
clear. It authorizes the appointment OF
Deputy Marshals to attend the rsgistra.
ton as we'll as elections, and 1t 10 the
duty OF the Marshal to appoint when
properly called on and suitable persons
can be found. The law expressly for
bids the crimes new being committed,
according to your dispatch, In open de-
fsncs Of United States authority. Get
warrants out for these offenders. Dep
utiss cannot be paid for attending at reg
istration on elections, owing TO . failure
OF appropriations, But they can be
paid for all service process regularly 10
sued by q Court or . Commissioners.
]. A. HUBBKLL, Chairman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
Hot After the Garfield "thinese
Letter" Forgsr - Transferring
II to Cal fOrnia.

AVu hHNOA
Letter" Forgsr - Transferring
It to Cal fornia.
New YonK. October 26.-Ths Tribune
has this : We are authorized by Hon. s.
B. Chittendsp. Of Brooklyn, to offer q
reward Of IS, 900 for evidence that shall
lead to the arrest and conviction OF the
forper who concocted the so-csllrd ''Chi-
pess Letter" and wrote General Gar.
fields MANI to It. C~hittenden's prompt
action ftly expresses the general es'i.
mate OF the mopstrous crime 10 which
William Fl. Barpum has made himself
sbamslessly a participant. It is believed
that clues to the forgery have been found
In this city, aud that the culprit may be
found within sight OF the City Hall.
Hunt the rascal down.
CHICAGO. October 26. Although
Huntlsy, who sent to the Tribune the
story telseraphsd yesterday. placing the
responsibility OF the forged Garfield
Chinese letter upon an editor Of Truth.
IL cratic and not always the most scru-
pulously careful OF correspondents, In
this case his story Is believed from the
fact that he has peculiar facilities to get
at this truth. The story he tells Is
plausible and believed by the Tribune
from corrobative testimony.
New YoRx. October 26.-Ths Dem
ocratc Committee sent to California on
Friday last sleetrotyps plates Of the
forged Garfield letter With q view OF
flooding that State with copies. The
Republican Committee today sent out
many thousand fac smile copies OF
Gsrasld's sutogrsphic letters exposing
the forgery. No ons a compare the
respective handwriting without being
convinced that they are the work OF dill.
fsrsnt persons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
me.sinw rrhis EvsnisE.

A Republican mass meeting will be
held at Piper's Opera House this even
ing. The laborins men are requested to
be present and listen ~ Hon. William
woodburu, who will explain how the
Democrats in Congress favor the coming
OF the Chinese to America. 1t will lie
shown that their cry against 1t now 10 q
fraud. Mr.. woodburu will reply to Mr..
Flournoy. DR.. Shorb. Cassidy and Hill
house, and Democrats will be allowed to
interrupt by asking questions which
they would like to have answered. Other
speakers will be present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
boy Biown Up.

The sutro Independent says: Michael
White, the ave-year-old son OF Mr.. N.
White Of sutro. last Friday afternoon
while playing in a shed back Of his
nome. found Q dozen or more Giant
caps and began playing with them. BY
some means they exploded. severely
woundius his right hand and burning
his side and hip. It 10 feared the hano
will have to be smputated. the ligsmsn''
Of 1t being badly shattered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
GO Home Hayes Garneld's Popu.
larIty.

10 Home hayes Iopu'
llarity.
New York, October 26.-A Times Co.
lumbus special says: There has been
no little uniavorabls criticism directed at
President Hayes for not being In Ohio
to vote at the recent election, when his
presence might have been . source Of
encouragement to the Republicans. and
that. too, without uttering . word. One
OF the most prominent managers Of the
Republican party In the recent struggle
made the remark that II the President
did not come home to vote he would
never forgive him for nsglecting the In.
terests OF the party which placed him at
the head Of the nation. This gentleman
was one OF the faithful band who secured
his nomination OF Cincinnati BY per-
sonal and persistent efforts In his BE-.
half. While the administration Of Hayes
has not been such as to place his party
ON the defensive during the past two
wears, his personal interest in the sue
cess OF the Republican party In his own
State has not been OF such . character
as to increase his popularity. The del
eQations which visit Garfield almost
daily show q marked contrast whom DOM.
pared with those who visited Governor
Hayes previous to bis election. Garfield
ut Mentor, Q comparatively inaccessible
little village. when compared with Co.
lumbus-the geographical center Of the
State-with It's twelve railroads. has been
visited by Ave delegations where Hsyss
was greeted by one. The marked In
crease Of the Republican majority In
Garnsld's old Congressional district 10
evidence Of his popularity. Ills said Of
him that during his Congressional career
he has never failed to be ct home to
vote, aud seldom. II ever. failed to be on
hand at local village elections. In Ohio.
a. ELSEWHERE, he 10 growing stronger
daily,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
Jumped Down ssvss,y Feet.

Yesterday about l o'clock some Of the
boys Of the Fourth Ward school, Vir.
ginia, we're playing on the trestls work
of the old Chollar waste dump. and one
named Gillsn came to grief. He was
running along the track and came to q
section where the plank were out. He
could not check his speed. hence went
through and down to the waste dump
below. some seventy feet. He landed
on bis feet among the loose rocks. but
with o dislocaied ankle. Q broken arm
and q sadly confused head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
Ratification in New York.

New YonK. October 26.-Arranse-
ments have been completed for q grand
Republican ratification meeting In front
Of tho Sub Treasury building on Wall
street on Thursday afternoon. Secre.
tsry Schurz and Hugh Mccullough will
be among the speakers. A large delesa.
ton from the Produce Exchange VIII
march to the meeting and the Republic
can members are to appear with badges.
1t 10 expected that the Democratic de-
monstration at the same place last week
will be thrown In the shade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26
club AessiaE.

There will be q meeting Of the Gar.
6eld and Arthur Club OF Gold Hill at
headquarters tomorrow night, at the
usual time. It will be . meeting for
business a. we'll a. pleasure. a. the work
OF the campaign 10 about over. All
should attend. There will Be Q big
meeting Thursday night, whom Dsggstt
will be here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-26

prevent the issuance Of certificates to
such members-elect OF Congress as may
be necessary to prevent th. Republicans
from organizing the next House OF Rep.
resrntatives. and. finally. to lay the basis
for similar action With reference to the
Presidential election next month. to
throw the State out OF Congress and dis.
franchise Il In the choice Of President.