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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08

Pedestrians along the river Of yellow
mud yclspsd @ street. Virginia, as they
gaze at its moving depths, are heard to
| turn and ask how far It Is to the head Of
navigation instead Of NATURALIZATION.
ate inquiries for tho Street Commits.
sioner.
District Attorney Harris has been to
Carson and has argued the opium oasea
before the Supreme Court. The cases
were taken under Amusement. Harris
Is confident that the convictions will
stick.
Shade trees are coming BY the four.
horse wagon load. The posy boom
from Sacramento will soon commence,
and will doubtless bring snow squalls az
usual at each fresh arrival.
On Tuesday evening Charles H. Ga.
lusha wal elected First Lieutenant Of
Battery A. First Nevada Artillery. to all
tho vacancy caused by the resignation Of
F. A. Nupton.
A party OF mon IL being made up ON
the Comstoek to 60 down to New Mexico
and purchase q Spanish grant. Whist
thoy are after Is not mining, but agri.
cultural land.
A letter from Superintendent Mooney
OF tina Savage Placer mine. Sierra ooun.
~, California, says the hard granite has
given out and the tunnel has passed into
slate rock.
It will be nearly a week yet before
work can DO resumed In the south drift
OF tho Sutro tunnel, n there IL, In
places, . good deal OF dirt to be removed.
A now drill hole Is being run east on
the 5000 level Of the Belcher. When
the hot water has been drawn of the
work OF c%rosscutting will be resumed.
The annual meeting Of the Morning
Star Mining Company will be held on
Tuesday. April "a, at the Office OF the
company, San francisco.
The assessment Of 10 cents levied by
the New York Mining Column will be
delinquent may 10. Sec advertisement
in another column.
The rock In the bottom Of the Yellow
Jacket shaft IL OF o character easily
worked, and rapid progress in sinking IL
now being made.
The Social Reform Club Of Virginia
are talking Of repeating next Saturday
evening the entertainment given last
Saturday evening.
At the Savage they expect to have the
lift pump at the bottom Of the incline
running in q day or two. when sinking
will be resumed.
The noses for the balance hobs at the
Union shaft are being cast ct the Gold
Hill Foundry and will soon DO com.
pleted.
From tho ophir 10 men have been
discharged. Last month "a were dis
charged. making In all SO men.
The latest instance on record OF . YER.
liable petrifaction will be found under
the head Of Marriages."
Sheriff Williamson returned yesterday
from Q trip to Utah. not California, a.
has bsen stated.
Brook trout are becoming plenty in
the markets these days and are very
fne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
ny UNIVERSAL o

ARMS c~ArnAnIio Puts are the best OF al
psrys.ivss for family use. They are the product
Of long. isseeious. aud successful chemical In.
yestirstion, and their extensive uss. BY PhJsi'
cians In their practice. and by all civilized
ps,io,s. proves them the best and mest eject
~. puustivs Pili that medical science can de-
xiss. Being purely vegetable no harm can
arise from their us. In intrinsic value and
curative powers ne other Pulls can % eempafed
with then. and every psrsoo. moving Ineif
virtues. will employ them when nesaed. ihs'
kssp the system In perfect order. and maintain
in healthy action the whole machinery Of life.
Mid. searching and ersotus. thsy are specially
adapted 10 the nesds Of the digestive apparasn''
dsrsngsmsnts Of which they prevsst and cure
n timely taken. They are the best and safest
physie 10 employ for children and weakened
constitutions. where . mild. but eneetusi
csthartic 10 required.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
A State Prison Tragedy.

ST. LOUIS, April S.-A Jefferson City
special to the Times says: A double
bloody tragedy occurred at the State
Psnitsntisly here yesterday afternoon.
resulting In the death Of two convicts.
Martin Bodsrick, from st. Louis. and
JOHN Smith, from st. Francois county.
while working in the prison yard. got
into Q quarrel and Smith struck Boder.
lex twice over the head with q spade.
iraeturing his skull. Smith then started
for the dollhouse with the design OF
escaping from the yard, but was met BY
o guard who demanded his surrender.
he refused and continued to advance.
One Of the wardens then appeared and
ordered Smith to yield, but he again
ssfused, saying he would die hrst, and
raising his spade in q defiant and men.
acipg manner, started towards them.
They opened are upon him, three balls
taking effect and killing him almost
instantly. Boderick lived about an hour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
uIAsuA RENDERED powERLRss.

The most certain way to reader powsrlsss
the uiasmstle vapors which produes ehills and
fsv,r and other malarious disorders. ist TO fortify
the system against them with that mstehlsss
pr,vsptiye Of periodic fevsrs. Hostetisr's s,om.
sch Bitteu. The remedial operation OF the
hitter 10 no less certain than their preventive
.6.c,s. and they may BE- relied upon to over.
roms cssss Of fever and asus which resist
.,,n,ns and the mineral remedies Of the phsr.
-,nseopQla. Dyspepsia, constipation: oiliou.
complsipts, rheumatic ailments. and General
debility. Likewise. rapidly yi.sa 70 .nen r.xI'
S.sshls blsssina to the weak and nervous Of
soth ssxss, en- excellent family medicine. and
a. bsst safeguard which the traveller or smi'
mi ~ take 70 an unhealthy climate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
rilden's Withdrawal Denied.

CHIoAoo. April IA Trituns New
York special says: Tildsn's friends ridi.
suls the story Of his withdrawal. Capt.
Ryndsrs. the veteran politician, saw
Tildsn and subsequently, said: II know
all about the story and talked with Til.
den about II an hour ago. There Is not
q bit Of truth In Il from beginning to
end. Tildsn 10 in better health than
for years. he has not been examined
BY any doctor and there has not been
any conference between him and bis
political friends about his withdrawal.
and hs has not said 70 any one hs u not
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
Comsseek Bu,l,oa fer narsh.
Hymeaeai

Miss Libbis salkeld, late lady Assist.
ant Principal in the Gold Hill High
School. was married last evening 70 N.
N. Stone. the wsll.known attorney al
Virginia City. As . young lady grown
up and sducationally experienced in
Gold Hill, our citizens naturally take Q
~fratsrnal interest in her welfare and
happiness. She 10 most worthily mated.
and q very large circle Of warm personal
friends, both here and in Virginia,
unite In heartfelt good wishes for their
future prosperity. May they never have
any more than their share Of any kind
Of trouble and live till they want to die.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
Beneas OF nr.. d. II. Davis.

W. Hy. Doane wishes the News to
give notice that the benefit Of the Widow
Davis will take place tomorrow friday
evening at Gold Hill Miners Union
Hall. Among the articles to be disposed
Of on that occasion will be 1.-THE little
church around the corner" which con.
sists of $3.50 cards. "Ths Chapel"
built by John Lipman, . great curiosity,
will also DO disposed OF at the same
time. Persons in Virginia who have
volunteered to assist are notified that q
bus will be in readiness In front OF the
International Hotel at ESQ o'clock on
that evening to take them down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
Embalmed.

The remains OF DR.. Heath have been
smbalmed. The process Is a very simple
one. An incision 10 made into the
carotid artery and . preparation OF
arsenic. sulphate Of zinc and plaster OF
Paris is injected. Tho effect Is imme-
diats. As one after another OF the
arteries great and small Of the body are
filled with the mixture they assume O
full and natural appearance and in q
moment or two thereafter are rigid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
. candidate. know whereof I speak,
since my information comes direct from
Tilden."
Practical Aid.

NEW York, April IA party oil nins'
teen boys. gathered from homes OF
poverty and from the lodsing.housss OF
the Children's Aid Society, started last
night for Winchester, Virginia. where
they will find homes with farmers. The
cost OF their outfit and OF the journey
was paid by Whitelaw Reid from funds
placed in his hands to be used In placing
poor children in positions where their
future success depended on themselves.
This Is the Ant company sent by Mr..
Reid to the South.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
Candidates for Marshal.

Lively times may be expected in the
coming contest for Marshal Of this town,
il We may judge by the number Of post.
srs already displayed by the candidates
now in the field. f. w. Folsom and NJ.
Kennedy are spreading their paper
around town in Q way that indicates
business. No man car expect to win a
political contest without printers ink.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
The coscsrs aud Ball.

Tonight the Washington Guard Of
Virginia will celebrate its seventh ami.
vsrsary by . grand concert and ball at
Coopsr's Hall, Virginia. On the con.
cert programme, besides two overtures
by the Washington Guard Band. are
several songs, duets. msdleys, etc. The
best local talent OF the Comstock. both
male and female. will participate in the
concert. The dancel will begin at 10
o'clock and there will be the best OF
music for 1t and the largest opportunity
offered for participation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
iSarsneld Election.

At the annual election Of the Sarsfsld
Guard, held last evening, John Cos.
grove was elected Captain; ]. D. Chan
nell (re-slectsd), First Lieutenant; Thos.
Neville (re.slected). Second Lieutenant
Matt. Sheridan, Junior Second Lieuten'
ant. Wells Drury would have made Q
strong run for Captain, but declined the
honor. Captain Cosgrove has been there
before. The non.commissioned officers
will be elected next week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
The Jail.

Repairs to the County Jail may be
considered as fairly inaugurstsd. Tbs
outer course Of tagging is being taken
up and the excavations made to let the
new lining down below where the new
stone floor will rsach. The lining ID
nearly fitted aud soon there will DO more
noise there than around the depots with
all there bells and whistles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08

The game Of from 25 to 40 will puzzle
the census takers moro than the little
game Of l3.l4.15. he will be awfully
puzzled whom . maiden lady with cork.
screw eurIs and false teeth tells him that
she was "born in 1860, and he can count
Il up himself" He'll be ready to swear
she has jumped the "16" from the
lower lsit.hand corner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08

A letter from Salt Lake to the police
purports to come from sixteen wives Of
"Dsar Clarence" Davis. The wives
say that, after marrying them, Davis
eloped with the wife and sister OF the
elder who performed the ceremony. II
Davis had got q fair chance at Brigham
Young's harsm during that prophets
lifetime he would have broken the old
man up.-Chicdqo Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08

Another good man gone to the dogs.
Al usual In all such cases. he wasa good
church member and . Sunday School
teacher. he would not allow the name
Of Bob Ingsrsoll to be mentioned In his
family, but he forged papers to the
amount OF 5000. The church should
get him up O subscription. for II this
thing gees on there will b no church
members left,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
virgipia Foundry.

Persons on the line Of the railroad, OF
mines which have sidstracks to their
works, will find It easy to avail them.
selves OF the facilities thus Afforded for
transporting machinery needing rspsirs
to get castings from the Virginia Foun.
dry Of Andrew Fraser on the railroad
track near the Julia mine. Mr.. Fraser
makes mining and milling castings Of all
kinds on short notice and ct lowest rates.
His Office 10 ct room I, Blacks building,
corner O and Taylor streets, Virginia.
See his advertisement under New To-
day."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
Will Be Taken East.

Tho remains OF DR.. n. W. Heath.
who died evening before last. will be
taken East this evening to the home Of
his people at Seneca Falls. New York.
Clement Eschman, q young man who ID
a clerk at Coles drug store. goes East In
charge OF the remains. He will then
continue his journey to Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08

A Sioux City conductor discovered 9
tramp ourlsd up OF the front platform
the other night and yelled. Light out
Move" The tramp woke up and said,
"Oh ! don't make 20 much fuss or the
conductor II come around hsrs and kick
M both off,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
Arr,,.,. sn,. n.r.i.n

Carrie Richards, Mrs II II Mason. J W
Warner. II Pserc. d Plane. L Flood. 7
Gallagher. A Lopes, J Hazsltins. W W
Stevenson. . p Stevenson. Mrs Miller
Mrs Schulz. Mrs 8 Z Carlton. o Langtree'
Mrs Mcdonald. G = Lewis, B Donahue'
Mrs A Z Bullard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
pepsrs.r~s Last Evening".

A Ogrosky. J Fuentes, W Kevern, A d
Minor. JB Colgan. n Mahsr. A Rob
srts. Miss williamson. Mrs " Farley. ] ii
Piper. Miss A II Harris. Mrs r + Roey
and child. Mrs c d Kaiser. Mrs J L Du-
rant, q J Grinith. Mrs AdAir.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
CARp.

To Ill 10 are sansnns from the srr0u md
a,dicrstioas d. yoa,A. nervous veahness. early
-, io.s az msuhood, etc. ! viii send Are
NSsSAss.sss Hi curs you, HRKR VF oHAhok.
SrssRSs Usss rsnedy wss diseovsred by mission.
-. m south America. Ssnd Q sslfsoarssseo
Sx.ysio.S 70 the NV. Josxxz 7. MA .aue
=. Nsv yosk city. A'V
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08

An Englishmsn who il boarding says
that he can stand Ash Wednesday onos
In . while. but ash Monday every week
10 too ard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08

c.mnsrissa of the Lodo with
Other SILVER Bearing Ensures,
and Deductions Thersfrsm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
REfO8T.
ssu rrauoiscs Board.

LAST rvESrSo.
lee Raymond & E.y. $50
80 Eureka Con-, 2OS
lis Jackson, 4
200 Belmont. $50
las X K Con-, MI
$50 Manhattan. l, W
80 Grand Prize. soc
50 Metallic, ~
$40 Argsnta. soc
l27S Navajo. soc. soc
200 Endowment. W.
400 Independence, yoc
7so psil. Isle, 75c. Csc. eos. Csc
1910 Day. s5c. soc
500 Paradise. tSc. Coo
100 Real del Monte, I IS
700 Albisn. 75c. SOC. 7sc
40 wales,
10 NJ. Diablo, ~
500 North Belle Isle, 2Sc
so Nj. Potosi. ] 40
eco East Mt. Diablo. soc. 7so
As Bodis, 81
500 Dsehtsl. N
2i0 Mcclinton. Csc. Coo
ss5 Tiogs. 2 10. z oS,2
lie Summit, I 20
zoo Bulwer. 7S.N
20S Syndicate. I 10. I 10
200 Maybelle. Csc
100 Bslviders, Az
200 Concordia. I IS
500 Champion. I. I 05
rs Blackhawk. Toe, 70s
20 South Boais. 40c
27s Booker Con-. SOC
100 Queen Bee. 3sc
100 Mono. ca. 81
los Con. Pacific. 2 30. IL
100 University. 2Sc IS
S45 Jupiter, I 80. l s.
100 South Bllver. 75c
Geo Addsnda, Csc. 9Oc
$50 MONDAY. 4
2i0 Double Standard, 500
90 Mammoth. ~, 2H
$50 Boston Con-. l 10, l 20. I Is
ase Orc. s, 5x.5a,s
Toe Martin White. 800
20 Tiptop. 1 10
AGO Caledonia (B. H.. 2&,2 BIZ
1000 Atlas. &c
200 Gypsy Queen. I 10
400 G~oodshaw. Csc. 900
THIS MORNING.
$40 ophir. II. IN. III
st5 Mexican. 10, l0S, l0h. i0k. ION
$40 could 4 Curry. 4 10, 4 10, 10
7s0 Best B Bslcher. N. .. 81
$50 California, 2 IS. 2 60
$50 Savage. 4 10. 4, . IS
$50 Con. Virginia. 2 50. IN. 2 G5, 2 G.
$40 Chollar.
ITO Potosi, ), 2 IS, 2 90
$50 Hale 4 Norcross. 4 so
425 Grown Point, I 30, l IS, I so
40 Ysllew Jacket. Gu, ca
1i35 Imperial. i0c. $50
IS Alpha, Ga, Gu. Gu
ESQ Bslcher. IN. 2 so
800 Sierra Nevada, l6. lex. l5S
$50 Utah, Oh. .. 81, 81
$40 Bullion. ~, 2 70. Q so. 2 30. Z IS
423 E~xehsausr. 2 80. 2 IS. a.
66S Ovsrman. I 80. Ia, I 20, l Is. ! II
13e Justice, IL
ITO Uniea Gen.. 26k, 2sS. 76
40 Alta, 2 60
73S Julia, I 80, Ia
AIS Caledonia, Sc, soc
$50 Silver Hill. Csc. soc. 5Ss
2e0 New York. 2oc, l5s
SEQ Occidental. SOC. 75c. zoo
$40 Lady Warrington Con-. $50
450 AIDES. SOC
200 Wells Fargo. &c
go ward. I IS, IN. I 65
SIS scorpion, 2 SO. a.
200 Lsviathan, 500
100 Benton Con-, N
10 Golden Gate. 45c
ste Con. Dorado. I IS. I 80, IL
100 flowery. leo
80 North BONANZA. 20c
400 Macksy. l0c
so Essex. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08

~Buyss and sells Exchange and Telegrsphci
Trsnsfers. Issues Commercial and travellers
Credits. This bank has special facilities Tor
dealing In bullion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-21

A big republican ratification meeting was
held in New York on Thursday night, attend
ed by about 10000 persons. John Sherman
was the principal speaker. He said the re
publican party WAS for everything good and
the democratic party IN favor Of everything
bad Garfield was IAN honest, brave and eff
Client soldier, and what was better than all, a
true republican" Hancock only IA good mill
tary man" The ram cut short the speeches
and no others are reported
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-21
this summer

On last Sunday night some republican mis-
creant In order to exhibit his hatred and bitter
ness toward The Hancock party, cut the rope
of the Hancock pole nearly in two.-Uendota
Eagle.
On July in an Iowa town riot brought
on by republicans because Hancock tag
flew from a flag stafr was only averted by the
democrats hauling down the flag. On Friday
last in Montpelier, VI, E. X. Meader, Dem
ocrat and an ardent supporter of Hancock, Inv
ing on premises owned by Edward Hutchins
y Republican, suspended [. 5. flag bearingt the
names of Hancock and English across the
highway Huichins ordered the flag to be
taken down, but the demand was, of course, lg
nored, whereupon the irate landlord imnedi
ately tore it down. Meader protested against
this infringement on his personal rights. hn'
did not forcibly resist the action Of his politi
cal opponent Another flag bearing the SAINT
inscription as the first was proC ured and put
up and il was likewise pulled down by Hutch
! ms, who afterwards tore the banner into shred:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-21

The Chicago Tribune says: "Thc latest
form in which the war against silver is to be
prosecuted Is by revival OF the old shInplast.
ers called fractional currency; and to this
scheme it is understood the treasury officials
are lending their aid. The plan Is to retire
all the fractional silver and issue TO- - and 80
cent notes; having retired all the fractional
silver then the war is TO be renewed for the
ABOLITION of the silver dollar until finally the
currency Is forced down to shInplasters and
gold" This is true" says the St Louis
RepuJiicdn "The enemies of silver have no
affection for the little shinplasters called frac
tional currency, but they seek TO make them
available to effect displacement of silver, and
after that they will seek TO get rid OF them
The scheme is the latest phase of the opposi
ton to silver coinage. But II should be added
that il comes from the republican leaders. Mr.
HAYES is hostile to silver; so is Mr. sherman
his secretary Of the treasury, so is Mr.. Knox
the comptroller Of The currency; so, IN short
IS the whole administration. Mr.. Garfield
TOO, Is 10 be classed with the opponents OF sill
' yer coinage and on the side Of the eastern
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-21
IRISH TROUBLES.

The defeat of the Irish compensation bill in
the British house of lords after 1t had passed
/ the commons is followed by the very conse.
uuenccs that were predicted. The object Of
the bill was To protect in possession those poor
tenants who, through the failure OF crops last
year, are unable Ia pay their rent-to prevent
wholesale evictions; and when it was defeated
the government a, once prepared to sene troops
to Ireland to protect the officers in the evic.
tions that must follow. But this dispatch Of
troops does not suhduc the malcontentry that
] follows the defeat Of the relief measure. The
! spirit of the tenants has grown Threatening.
/ The shooting Of the county solicitor and his
two sons in Tippcrary 4 week ago and the dar
inr seizure of rifles on the Norwegian ship
Juno, III Queenstown hnrbor on the night of
the llth indicate the serious nature Of the
trouble the ministry have TO deal with The
been dlsapproytd Of by the Cork branch of
IA. Irish Land League On Sunday riots oc.
cured IN Duuganou, IN which many Of the
police and other, WCr" wounded. On Tues
dty, the cable says, "thc authorities at Cork
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-21

It is significant that neither the n. Y Times
and Tribune the leading republican papers OF
Abe country, have published the Hancock let.
Yer to Sherman, IN 1876. As the Sun puts 1t;
"No better tribute cOald be offered to It's mer.
Its. II the letter was not strong, patriotic
statcsmanlike, and unanswerable, it woald
long ago have been dssected with unsparing
comment Fear that their own charges would
be answered by the plalnest of evidence, Will
be regarded as the true reason why Gen. Han
cock has been denied hearing"