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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18

York: "Havo purchased 5000 tons Of
rails to replace old rails on the Dskoia
Division, Is. 900 tons for the Yellowstons
Division, and 10000 tons for the
Pacific side. I IN negotiating for
more Pacific shipments, to commence
In January" This indicates re.
uewsd energy 10 pushing construction
on this line across the continent. Sew
eral days ago II was announced that the
road had bern finished across the Terri.
tory OF Dakota. and had entered Mon.
tana. Beyond doubt 1t will rrsch the
heart OF Montana before the close OF
next year. The purchased rails for the
Pacific Division also show that work Ia
to b. pushed from this side With re.
nswed vieor. The two ends should
meet in Montana by the Close Of 1882.
BY that time. or before. the o. 4 q N.
Co.'S road will be flushed between Fort
land and the Dalles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
A fight.R Rope Romance.

CHrcloo, November l7.-Lsona Dare,
otherwise known a. Bridget Mccarthy,
who was q prominent gynnsst and tight
rope performer in this country SONS
years ago. but who has been missed
since 1876. has appeared here suddenly
In q new role a. the wife Of . wealthy
Austrian named Grsenbaum. and has
recently attended many Of the most
fashion able entertainments, parties and
weddings among the elite Of the city.
Within q day or two her identity has
become known. and also the facts IN the
case. She Was married to . common
fellow In the minstrel line named Hall.
and was travelling with him In Austria
four years ago when one day shs got q
heavy fall. using her up completely for
the stage business. Her worthless
husband then deserted her, and
has not been heard from since
that tune. Then Gresnbsum, who had
conceived sgrsat liking for her. although
considerably her junior. took care Of her.
and when she recovered persuaded her
to marry him. His parents protested
and disowned him. but the couple lived
happily and came to Chicago eventually,
where her beauty and his wealth and
their decent behavior gained for them
social recognition. A few days since
they deemed II wise for her to get q
d;vorc. from her former huabspd. Hall,
which she did at her former country
home In this State. and the parties were
remarked yesterday. when the facts
became generally known, greatly to the
chagrin OF some OF the haut ton who have
lionizsd them. As Gresnbsum's parents
have relentsd and urged the couple to
return, 1t 10 probable that they will leave
for Q more congsnial locality than Chi
eago 10 likely to be.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
At \ JACKET.
The water ssd she Pumss and
Tasks- Imporsaus Ovsrhsuii"E
or Pampbebs-work NJ b View
Shaft.

At Jacket everything Is Gin an active
state Of unrest" The debris Of the
broken wheels has not yet been wholly
cleaned no. The arms and rims not al
ready broken are taken to the yard and
subjected to . drop weighing 1900
pounds, which il raised fifteen to sigh.
teen feet and allowed to descend with
crushing force. The pieces arc then
taken away, TO be recsst into the new
wheels, which will be twenty tons
heavier than the old ONES.
This morning the water was four
inches on the 2760 station Of the Bslchsr
incline and had been lowered by tanks
and pumps but very littls-about an
inch. Tbs battle still goes on. Con. I'm.
perial handling its W water, about
eight inches from the EIchequsr flowing
to the Jacket shaft.
Between the 1898 station OF the yell
low Jacket shaft and 2700 station Of the
Crown Point incline winzs, there 10 Q
grade Of AZ feet. From this may be
gained some idea OF the water in the
shaft.
The Jacket 10 running two bailins
tanks right along. One has q capacity
Of HOO gallons. the other 1900. As
these are not quite full when they reach
the surface, the average raised by each
tank may be safely put at HOO gallons.
During the "a hours ending at 2 A. n.
today 242 tanks were bailed, making .
total Of 266, 200 gallons. This 10 Ger.
tainly good work. 1t takes about "a
cords OF wood per day, however. to do
Il; and then the wear OF machinery 10
something and the effect OF the water on
the cables 10 considerable. and will
probably render q change necessary 10
. few days. There Is another cable
ready for use.
A hub Of one OF the wheels is still on
the shaft Of the pumping engine. II Is
abou; 9 feet In diameter aud IA inches
thick, and was put on to stay. A small
engine hes been set handy BY from
which motion by an endless rope Is
transmitted to Q drilling machine which
10 cutting this hub in two through the
center. What would have taken two
men q month to accomplish by hand
this machine has done in two days. a.
the work 10 nearly accomplished.
During the delay incident to the aeci-
dent. an important change Is going on
In relation to the pumpbobs in the
shaft. Each iron bob Is to have . new
nose-piece. which will DO two feet longer
than the old one. The insertion OF these
noss.pi.ces will require tho moving OF
the foundations Of the bobs two feet
further back. Fortunately the bob pits
are large enough to admit OF this change
| without more excavation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
Miscellaneous

LONDON. November 17.-Floods are
causing much damage in Dsrbyshirs,
warwickshirs. Nottiughsmshirs and
Worcestershire. The waters OF the
Thames are rapidly rising.
Lowell. the American Minister, has
submitted to the Board OF Trade Q pro-
ject for an international copyright
treaty.
Bullion Withdrawn from Bank OF Eng.
land today. Es5. 900. all for the United
States. 40
A large unknown steamer 10 lost, with
all on board. of St. Gowan's head, south
coast Of Wales.
Hsplau has Withdrawn from the inter
national regatta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
Tbere wa, considsrabls excitement

There was considerable excitement
among stock operators this morning.
Knots c~ongresated before the indicators
and boards and watched quotations. and
chatted and laughed and commented
and joked. The humor Of these people
is q good symptom. They evidently
believe in Q Union and an Alta boom.
Colonel U. E. Allen. who represented
Lincoln county in the last Legislature
and who 10 an old washoeite and Cali.
~iorpiau and pioneer Of the coast. will
i.sys this evening for Waterbury. Conn.
.,hs nome Of his childhood. whore he
purposes to remain.
AT 70 ". last night the thermometer
stood a, ten degrees above zero and
REGISTERED after that one degree lower
,hs cold,st November ever known on the
Comstock since 1t has been the Com
stock. Today Is a. Indian summsfisn
Is September.
The New Wells Fargo Mining Com
pany has taken steps to secure Of the
county the tar title to the property Of
the old Wells Fargo Company. 70
strengthen the title already secured oy
decree Of the United States Circuit
Court.
Sheriff Williamson took Pat Mcguire
down to Carson yesterday morning and
left him Of the State Prison. whore b
will BE- housed eighteen months for
shooinR at the cook Of the American
Exchange Hotel some weeks ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
Road Agents Come to Grief.

DALLAS. Texas. November lS.-The
city was thrown into great sIci.smsns at
the arrival OF . squad Of forty armed
farmers bringing the body Of . dead
mas and recounting the boldsst series Of
robberiss enacted In this section. NJ.
johnson, o planter. was met twelve
miles out by two masked men. knocked
down and robbed. Being overtaksn by
a party In pursuit, he Joined them. Five
other farmers were mel who had been
robbed, who also Joined in the pursuit.
The outlaws were overtaken within three
miles OF the city. when Q general 6sht
occurred. One robbsr vas recognized
as Odum Carley. Of Nashville. Tenne..
see. He was killed. The other escaped,
carrying eighteen buckshot In his body.
Eleven farmers are known to have been
robbed. Both men are thought to have
been implicated in the robbery OF Adams
& Lsonsrd's bank recently.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
The Blue Doctor.
ys,e York World.

.Ssp York World.
Sarah Bernhard has been succeeded
in the gossip OF Paris by DR.. Chirou,
called the "blus DOCTOR" This name he
obtained through being called to see q
lady who was on the point OF death. a.
wal supposed. from some mysterious
weakness. He sent at once not for
msdicamsnts, but for an upholstersr.
and ordered this tradesman at once to
refurnish the whole Of the lady's rooms
with stuffs aud carpets dyed with indigo.
Ho clothed her with stuffs similarly dyed.
and ordered that none should spprosch
her unless clad In indigo.dyed garments.
The result was, 30 the story goes. that
the lady recovered. and that DR.. NJ.
Chirou received the name Of "le docteur
bleu." He 10 not liked by the regular
practitioners. who do not scruple to call
him o quack. but he has made some
wonderful cures by wonderful methods.
One OF these cures has just occurred
with the wife Of An eminent English
statesman. This lady had long suffered
from an apparently incursble cough Of a
very distressing nature. She went TO
the blue doctor, who for three months
made her inhale daily . mixture Of
chloroform and the fumes OF some strong
acid. Every day she was chloroformed
TO iussusibility, and ct the same time
was acidulatsd-with the result that she
IL now quite we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
Wholesale AsphyXiation.

CLEVELAND, November ~ When
Daniel Burr, Waterman in the rail mill
in the Eighth Ward, left home for work
last night his wife and three children
were well. and bis three.year.old dsugh.
ter followed him to the gate to kiss him.
When he returned this morning the
house was locked. with no signs OF lie.
Climbing through the window. he was
horrihed to find the whole family lying
s.nselsss and q powerful odor OF gas
from a bass-burner stove psryadtng the
air. The little daughter who last kissed
him was dead. and the mother and an
elsven.year-old daughter In bed and an
infant on the floor were unconscious. A
neighbours daughter. visiting. was also
~iussusibls. and Q woman TREND Of the
family was sitting at the foot OF the bed
IL q ssmi.comatoss condition. The last
named may recover. bat the others will
probably die.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
x l District.
.S;I,,r .Sfofs. yoremJ<r Is,


Henry Lorspz. who 10 engaged In min.
ing at / y L District, informs Us that q
tsn-stamp mill IL to be built at once on
the BAYFIELD, mine. The machinery IL
now on the way. and 1t 10 expected to DO
In running order before the frat OF Feb
ruary. The East Star Company has en-
tered into an agreement to have 100 tons
Of ere at the mill before next April.
New locations are being made In tho
district almost daily. and samples OF ore
from the groupings Of q recently dis
covered, asssysd at the Humboldt Re.
duc,ion Works s5l % in gold and sill.
yer. Mr.. Lorsnz came here with . team
after q load OF provisions. He says that
he made the trip in four days and found
the road In splendid condition all the
way. There are no mountains to cross.
the route 10 level. and there 10 plenty Of
water on the road with stations not more
than twelve miles apart. He says this
IL by far the best place for the TX l.
people to get their supplies. as the road
can be Travelled summer and winter. He
thinks I Y L 10 destined to be quite .
mining camp. and a. Dol A. the mill 10
completed . great many people will set
tie in the district.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18

The four left ct o. II. GalluP's by
DIR. Kirby was distributed by the com.
mi,tes today to different widowed fami.
lies In Gold Hill. each receiving Q sack.
Richard Mercer kindly volunteered its
delivery.
The EIchequer has aled list Of officers:
c. l.. Weller. President /: ]. b. Russell,
L. T. Lazarus, j. L. Wall, W. B. Rus
sel. Trustees; A. @. Hamilton. SUPER
intsndsnt; Charles Z. Elliott. Secrstary.
The County Commissioner yesterday
afternoon allowed the Union Iron Works
SGT Ter q Jail lock and adjourned Till Z
O'Clock Tuesday evening. when thsy
will appoint experts.
Mcintyre. the murderer OF Fred WAL
burne, who had his sentence Of death
COMMITTED to imprisonment for lie by
the Board Of Pardons. has been im'
INJURED.
William d. Daugberty. in the Office OF
State Controller. Carson. has received O
patent for a book-holdsr. . good thing
Tor lazy felix's and cripPlss.
Hale & Norcross broke . pumprod ai
.plice yesterday. which delayed pump.
inc Ave or six hours, - IL was strapped
mn and set running again.
william Growing. the man Who fell
down winzs No. / in the Union Consol.
ida,ed mine. Sunday. Is getting along
well.
John Rsppold has filed lien on 'a'
Trojan for . balance due him Tor WORK.
etc, amounting to 1871.
Ice Of sufficient strength Tor skaune
has formed on the dams above Dayton
The tailings fumes down si1-"'''
canyon are now frozen up nightly.
The District Court has adjourned u
10 o'clock Saturday morning.
The Grand Jury has adjourned al
Monday at P. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
In Aiss.

The diamond drill running in Alta to
tap the ore vein further south yesterday
broke and caused q delay Of IA hours.
The bit was recovered. the drill reset
and was running at 10 P. N. yesterday.
This morning Superintendent Boyle re-
ported everything going on fsyorably
but NO results. Probably tonight may
help the impotence Of the public toward
q qui.scent state. for nothing so satisnes
an favorable results.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
Buy No Butter From Chicago.

CHICAGO. November ls.-Ths papers
are filed with evidence Of the manufse.
turs Of vast quantities Of slsomsrsarins
in the city. ~equalipg $4,000 pounds .
day. A Tribune representative went on
an investigation tour yesterday and die.
covered fifteen butter factories In full
working order. The butter made In
these cspcerns IL composed Of various
neutrality-suspicious., lard. tsllow and
fatty substances. The disgusting bust
ness Is so profitable that It ands numer-
Gus people who embark In 1t. In some
eases the material employed 10 vile be.
yond belief and most unwholssoms. In
others. although the taste rsvolts ct the
ingredients used. they are not necessar-
liz deletsrious.. Cheese 10 also adultsr.
stsd with the same villainous matter.
and commission men complain that they
are much injured by this growing sls-
mspt In the dairy business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
IN UNION.
coiosei Fairs cresseus Gets sas %
Ore Osher msissrs sf lnseress.

Just after the News yesterday got IT.
report on Union and had given mp all
hope OF ore on the $500 level. Colonel
Fairs new crssscut west on that level
plunged into a formation which gave
average assays OF $40 so. The News
Is glad Of 1t. 1t was a hard task-the
drawing Of that conclusion and In such
cases the News will be glad to guess Ii
wrong every day in the week. Tho
reasons for the conclusion were given
Yesterday, and with Q full knowledge Of
what was expected on that level. Many
have held Union right along through
evil and good report on the strength OF
the result Of the running OF the diamond
drill southwest from the Sierra Nevada
incline station on the $500 level. which
brought out borinas from the direction
Of the present strike which assaytd well.
Il seems that the ore was Q few feet
further from the eastern drift than wa
calcalsted.
Work in Unisn 10 to Be conducted ~
economically a. possible and whatever
ore is below the 2400 level and above
the $500 level 10 to be taken out at once.
Although the work Of raising the fourth
compartment Of the shaft has not yet
been abandoned. 1t will be a. soon as
what has been accomplished be
stayed so Is to prevent damage. Ore
cannot be stoped and run up to advau-
tass while that work 10 going on; and
the new compartment can be taken up
aud completed In three months when
ever it il needed. It's completion Is
desirable for ventilation and for USE; but
IL can DO lett unfinished for . time for
the sake Of present economy.
There are indications Of water In the
shaft, and to avoid the possibility Of
flooding the mine the diamond drill was
today set up in the bottom and . hole
will be drilled to the depth OF 200 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
IN TIE WHOLE HISTORY

OF Medicine no preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures. or maintained 20 wide .
reputation. as ArsR's CHERRY PICTORIAL,
which 10 recognized as the worlds remedy for
all disea zee of the throat and lungs. Its long
continued series OF wonderful cure. In all eli.
mates has msds Il universally known % Q safe
and reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds. which are the %iorerunners OF more seri'
Gus disorders. u acts speedily and surely. a.
ways relieving U ff,riug. and often raving life.
the throat and lung disorders OF children. makes
II an Invaluable remedy to be kept always on
hand In every home. No p. rson AN anord TO
be without II. and those Who have once ussd II
never will. From their knowledge OF its com
position and effects. Physicians use the CHERAi
PEoroRAL extensively In tneir practice, and
Olerpy men recommend II. IL 10 absolutely Ger.
tain In its remedial effects. and will always cure
where cures are possible. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
"Lissie Zig Devil, He."

A Chinaman was amusing himself in
Virginia today with q Thermometer which
was evidently something new in his
heather horizon. He held II in the sun
shine and then In the shade; he warmed
the bulb with his hand and cooled l,
with ice from the gutter. Tbs antics oil
the mercury pleased him and his curios-
ity finally found vent in words: How
be savy when 60 up when 60 down
when grow big. when grow little; little
big devil. he; get big when he hot. get
little when he cold;" and interest and
curiosity were all religiously satisfied.
The devil OF the Chinese has much to
answer for-almost as much AZ the god
Of civilization.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
Roueht Another Railroad.

DENVER, November ls.-The Times
announces that . telegram has been re-
osived from New York which states that
Jay Gould has purchassdths Denver and
South Park Railroad. The purchase
money was something near $2. 800, 600.
having been paid over yesterday. jay
Gould has been e%ndeavoring to get COP.
troll Of the Denver and Bio Grapds road.
bet has failed through the opposition OF
General Palmer. President OF the road,
and It 10 thought the purchase oil the
South Park 10 made with Q view to die
tate the policy OF the Rio Grands. The
two roads will have parallel lines to the
Gunnison country. and Gould hopes to
bring tho Rio Grsnds to terms through
the inslrumsntality Of the South Park.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
ARTILLERY 0mesrs.

At q meeting OF Battery A. First Ne
vada Artillery. held Tuesday night. the
following officers were elected: Captain.
F. G. Lord; First Lieutenant. Charles
Thompson; Second Lieutenant, F. A.
Fsrnum; First Sergeant. James Robin.
ION; Second Sergeant. James A. Con-
molly; Third Sergeant. Robert Thirweil;
Fourth Sergeant, Jed Brown; First Cor
poral, John Thackham; Second Cor
poral. James McGinn-ss; Third Corpor.
al. George Bowie; Fourth Corporal.
Charles j. waidsr; Treasurer. Captain
Lord; Secretary. Henry hartman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
Macs Usiea Bail.

The members Of the Gold Hill Miners
Union will celebrate the fourteenth ami
versary Of the organization Of the society
by n Grand ball at their hall, Wednesday
evening, December 9. The names OF
the committees will 10 found in an adj
y,r,isement under the head Of New
Today" Everybody knows now that
there's fun ahead. More Of this ball
hereafter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
New rheater In New York.

New YoRK. November l8.-Lester
wallack has leased property at Broad
way and Tbirtisth street. extending from
the Grand Hotel ON Broadway to the
corner OF Thirtisth street, and around
In that street to and including the first
two private houses, making . frontage
on each thoroughfars OF $50 feet. All
the buildings within these boundaries
are TO be rszed at once and Q new and
elegant theater erected In time to be
thrown opsn at the commencement 81
next season. The lease 10 for siIty-siz
vaaPa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
shocking Affair.

ST.. LOUIS, November IT, Yesterday
q negro named Burke and his vile went
away from home, leaving behind them
their three young children and Burks's
mother, aged 100 years. During their
absence the old lady. on starting up the
ere, upset the stove. when an explosion
occurred, throwing the ire over the oe.
cupsnts Of the house. burning them all
fatally. When Burke returned and
learned OF the disaster he ran to the
river and plunged 10. but was rescued
from drowning. It 10 thought he has lost
his reason.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
Csurs Busisess.

A good idea OF the business Of the
District Court as II now comes in can DO
gained from the following cases last
docketsa: Thomas Gray VS.. His Credi.
tors, VIM. Kane vs.. His Creditors, N. r:
smith Va. His Creditors. William Tickell
Va. His Creditors. Ella Miller ys. Edgar
Miller. W. L. Steele vs.. His Creditors.
Catherine Maggie vs. John Nsgle. s. b.
Sseur W. His Creditors, and so 1t goes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
That Other Latter.

New YoRK. November II. II ID
learned that The Democratic document,
signed BY General Mcclellan and oths,
prominsnt Democrats, In which an sp-
neal was made 10 the soldiers to vots
Tor Hancock. va . forgery. A prom.
iusnt Democrat writes that he was moi
svsrs Of the existence Of the document
until after it, sppsarancs, and the use Of
his name was unauthorized.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18

R. W. Grant. furniture dealer etc., Of
Main street. Gold Hill. Is moving his
goods to No. 6l South @ street. Virginia.
between Odd Fellows Hall and the Of
dee OF Wells. Fargo 4 Company.
Among the departures last evening
were P. Aug. Humbert. OF the Bullion,
Bob. Rowland. W. W. Ststson and ..
Il. Bogart.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
The Insane Asylum PIre.

CHICAGO. November lS.-Thsre IL still
some uncertainty Of the extent OF the
calamity caused by the Are In the Min
nesota Insane Asylum. The latest state.
ment places the number dead at from
ten to fifteen. Another authority says
that as many fatalities are likely to
ensue from exposure and injuries 81
from the direct effect OF the flames.
Every provision has been made for the
safety and comfort Of the asylum
patients.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-18
D.par,urss Last EvssiaE.

Harvey. " W Chase, J Carter, J
Zech. L + Mckinney. Mrs. J Robinson, ID
Murray. Mrs o Madden. W W s'etson, g
White. o II Bogar,. EFF Preston and wife.
l. Anderson. q Z Csukin. Thos Stack. X
" Hswland. W Shields. J Cronin. p A
Humbert. J A Daniels. Thos Csndou. Mrs
Trout. Miss sprsgue, E o Crowley. I
70, and wife. c + Chatter.on. W N Con-
.,.hia uainsa
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Iexas Immigration.

NEW Yonx. November ls.-Ths sue.
cess Of the Texas land .heldsrs and CAPT.
tslists In attracting European immigrs.
tioa causes the Louisiana Commission
Of Agriculture to negotiate with steam.
sbip agents for cheap fare for smieranti
thitber. The movement from the agri'
cultural districts Of Austria and the Ger
man provinces toward Texas 10 steadily
increasing In volume. 1000 arriving In
New Orleans on the steamer Newbsrg On
the 18th.