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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-02-14

"Whatl Twenty y-fve cents pound
for saus1ges WhySf can get 'em down
az Schmidrs for twenty cents :" "Vell,
den, Wy, didn't yerY' "'Cause Schmidt
was out Of EN-" "Vell, Nv was out
Of 'sm / sell 'em for twenty cents too. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Blood Atouemeut.

CHARLESTON, s. O.. July 6.-Colonel
z. B. G. Cash. OF Chesterfield. killed
Colonel William Shannon. Of Camden.
in . duel yesterday. Specials TO the
Mens and Courier say that the duel took
place on the border OF Camden county.
shannon. the challenging party. nred
Arst. the ball striking the ground near
Cash's feet. Cash then fred and the
ball passed through Shannon's heart.
His death wa instantaneous. Colonel
Shannon denied to the last having
reflected on Mrs. Cash In the
legal proceedings which caused the
trouble, and challenged Cash on account
OF the %latter's abusive publications con.
corning him. Shannon was . lawyer OF
high character, and leaves Q large and
dependent family. The meeting took
place ct 2 ?. Y. ysstsrday. This fatal
duel was the outcome Of . %oontovsrsy
between Colonel z. B. Cash and Captain
W. L. Le Pssss and Colonel William
Shannon. Ls Pssss and Cash made
arrangements TO fight. but did not meet
In consequence OF the arrest Of the for.
meF. Shannon was challenged by Mr.
Clinsby. one OF the parties 10 tbs Don.
trovsrsy. but the challenge was refused.
Cash then publishsd Shannon - . COW.
ard, and out Of this, II IL supposed. the
meeting arose. The difficulties above
mentioned led to the formation OF the
Camden Anti Dusllpg Association. Col.
Shannon was about sixty years Of age.
and universally beloved and respected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
Irish Relief Measures.

tosDos. July s.-It Is believed that
the government have Information which
renders them very desirous that the
Compensation for Disturbance In Ire.
land bill shonld become . law. They
know that In the distressed districts
svictions cannot DO enforced during the
coming autumn and winter without
producing terrible events. and that In
the absence OF such Q law the gov.
erpmsnt's responsibility will be much
greater than they have thought proper
to state to the House Of Commons. Tbs
Morning Po4 severely condemns the
'.Compsnsation for Disturbances In Ire.
land bill." and says 10 II becomes . law
the landlords will remain unpaid. except
In Q few instances where they are
wealthy and determined enough to bring
their tenants before the county courts
and brave the risk Of having unjust
damages awarded against them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
fhe aFouPth" In Paris.

Pans. July e.-Ths Fourth Of July
falling upon Sunday. the anniversary Of
the Declaration Of Independents Wal
celebrated last night BY . grand banquet
At the Continental Hotel. Minister Noyss
IN the chair. Owing to the late hour at
which tbs company sst down to dinner.
hali.psss eight O'Clock, speaking did not
begin till the night vas far advanced
and consequently Il 10 impossible to send
more than . brief sketch Of the pro.
ossdlpgs. The principal speeches Of
the evening we're those OF e1.Governor
John T. HOFFMAN, OF New York ; Judge
J. 8. Black. OF Pennsylvania; sx.Gover.
nor Leland Stanford. Of California; and
Consul General Walker. Ex.Governor
Hofiman's speech wss In admirable
TASTE and enlisted sympathetic applause
throughout. That Of Judge Black wa
interesting and full Of oomical tradition.
On the whole the evening VA . delight.
fol one and will not be o forgotten.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07

SAN Francisco. July 7-s p. ~
yellow Jacket. 81. 81; ophir. 81. 81;
Northern Belle. ~; Eureka Con-. iss;
Tiptop. 6k; Grand Prize. I 40; Union Con.
2ik. ais; Julia. Soc; Albion. $50; NJ.
Diablo. IS; Andes. I 10; Quinn. ~. Q IS;
Con. Virginia, . co; Mexican. 81, 9; Hale
q Norcross, 4; Grown Point. I IS, Alta,
I 90; Mono. Z; Bodie. 6s; Beat 4 Bslchsr,
on; Orc, .; Belviders, . 90; Belcher. 2;
Sierra Nevada. lsh. i2H. Bullion. . 05;
Alpha. s; Savage. Q is; Scorpion. 1 10; Nj.
Potosi. ≻ aoodshaw. l 80; California,
2 Is; Mammoth. AZ; Utah. loa. l0h;
Gould q Curry. 8 40.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
A Prediction BY Ingeroll.

wAsHrsoros. July 7.-Colonsl Bob
Insersoll predicts that Governor Cornell
will call an extra session OF the New
York State Legislature 70 enact Q law
providing for the selection OF Prssidsn.
tial Electors BY districts. Ingersoll
talks ~ though he had been assured Of
the fact, and attempted TO justify such
. course upon constitutional grounds.
He will take the stump for Garfield, he
says, early In the fall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07

Daniel O'Connsll. who died day 30.
fore yesterday Of pneumonia, at the age
Of t~vsnty-ons. was o Of Gold Hills
best known young men. having. together
with his twin brother John. grown up
from early youth to manhood In this
town. OF . genial and very comPan.
ionsbls disposition hs was . welcome
addition to the social circle wherever hs
might be and bis many witty sayings
and quaint generalitiss will be rsmsm.
bersd with sad pleasure By his numsr.
Gus friends long after scores OF othsrs
are forgotten. His mother still rssidss
on the Comstock. and his father. Tim.
othy 0'Connell. is . prominent Superin.
tsndsnt among the new mines Of Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
Miscellsnoous.

wAsHISoroS, July TAT Q Cabinet
meeting yesterday some discussion arose
regarding the recent firing into American
schooners Of the Cuban coast. Informa.
lion received at the Department Of War
from the Spanish Government il that
there 10 NO such Spanish vessel - the
Minclo. and the authorities OF that Gov.
eminent are inclined to the impression
that the vessel which o~vsrhsuled the
American schooners was run by pirates.
The President yesterday signed the
commission Of David II. Key OF Tennss-
see to be United States District Judge OF
the Eastern and Middle Districts Of Ten
nsssee. and OF Horace Maynard OF Ton.
pessee to be Postmaster General OF the
United States.
CHICAGO. July An Inter Ocean
Washington special say: ~Jorgensen Of
Virginia believes that three districts OF
that State eau. With an active campaign.
be carried for the Republicans, In case
the R~ssdjustsrs aud regular Democrats
quarrel as they do now. II seems pos
sible that the Republicans will have
more than . fighting chance to carry the
State.
Supervisor Of Census Wright having
completed taking the census Of Chicago.
gives 500. 846 a. the actual population
Of the city. The only changes In this
total will be made BY possible discover.
les OF footinss Of enumeration and
bureau officials. and probably will not
make Q difference Of over . hundred
either way.
The Times says: II 10 settled that ths
Dominion Of Canada will dispose Of It,
whits d~ephsnt-the unfinished Pacific
Railroad-to . great financial syndicate
In London. The Government gives % .
bonus GU. 600. 900 acres OF land and the
company guarantees to push the project
TO completion without delay.
OMAHA. July 7.-willism dozols and
Louis Z-rss, both Italians, qusrrslsd
over . pool game yesterday afternoon
and shortly Afterwards. while drinking
beer together at John Cupoo's ~fruitstors.
they again qusrreled, and Gozols shot
Z.raa and escaped. Zsrga was fatally
shot In the stomach. the ball going
through him and dropping on the door.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
A Castigation for Kearney.

New Yonx, July THE Times edi.
torial. speaking Of the latest phase Of
K%earnsyism. says: Like all destruc.
tivss. the Kearneyitss have chiefly 70.
oruitsd their forces from the Democrats.
There ia nothing In the Republican
party that attracts men like those who
have mobbsd Chinese settlements, threat.
ensd the lives OF prosperous citizens.
and kept San Francisco In IN uproar for
years past. There was no hope for the
Democracy in California 80 long a. that
party was divided by Kesrney and the
other mischisi.makers Of the sandlots,
and u the whole organization which has
trained under the leadership Of this foul.
mouthed msn had long since gone over
to the Democracy. horse. foot and offal
carts. It would have only returned to lie
own place. As . factor In politics, Kear.
ney IL not Of great importance, but Han.
cocks nomination, absurd though It 10,
has had the result OF dismsmbsrine the
following Of that persistent fellow.
Kearney."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
Ninnesota's Jollineation.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 4.-Ths celsbrs.
ton OF the two hundred anniversary Of
the discovery Of St. Anthony's Falls BY
Father Hsnnipen. occurred In this city
yesterday, In the campus Of the State
University. It Is estimated that $1,000
people were on the campus during the
exercises. Among the notsbles present
were General Sherman, Secretary Ram.
Soy. Hon. E. B. Wssbburus. ex.Govsr.
nor Davis, General Sitlsy and General
Gibson. General 6ibley, on the part oil
the State Historical Society. welcomed
the visitors. Ex-Governor Davis read Q
historical address. A poem was recitsd
BY A. P. Miller OF Worthingtou, and
speeches were made by Secretary Ram.
sey. General Sherman and others. Gen.
Sherman said he was glad that Father
Hennipen did not discover gold here.
There are more gold In the wheat lands
In Minnesota than In tho gold mines on
the Pacific coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
The Reconstructed National Repub'
publican Committee.

New Yoax, July 6.-Ths report OF the
Committee on Organization Of the Re
publican National Committee recon-
mend Jewell OF Connecticut for Chair.
man, and Dorsey Of Arkansas for Score.
tary. The following Executive Commit
tee was chosen: Horace Davis. Cali.
fornia; James B. Dsbeaux. Virginia; ].
A. Logan, Illinois; John O. New, Indi.
ana; John 9. Runnels, Iowa; John II.
Martin. Kansas; Henry O. warmoth.
Louisiana; John II. Forbes. Massa-
chusstts; O. J. Filley, Missouri; W. Z.
Chandler. New Hampshire; George A.
Halssy. New Jersey; Thomas O. Plat,
New York; w. p. Cansdsy, North Caro-.
iina; W. e. Cooper, Ohio; ]. D. Cam.
eron, Pennsylvania; George W. Hooker.
Vermont; John W. Mason, West Viz.
Rinis; Elihu Enos, Wisconsin; 3. O. Nc
Cormick, Arizona; Stephen B. Elkins.
New Mexico. The National Committee
will meet on the 18th OF October. The
recommendations Of the committee In
regard TO organization were adopted.
and the Western division OF the Execu.
tive Committee, with headquarters at
Chicago. consisting OF Logan, Horace
Davis, New and others. was appointed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
Mrs. Hayes in Glover.

wAsHNoros. July g. A new dinner
and tea service. ordered for the White
House some tims ago from Limoges.
France. arrived yesterday afternoon, and
was spread out for the inspection OF
Mrs. Hayes. It consists OF over 500
pieces and cost $4,000. Il 10 ornamental
with appropriate figures and scenes. II
10 Of the finest porcelain. and 10 said to
surpass anything in America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
IIourth Of JAY Battle.

CEDAR RAprDs, Iowa, July 6.-heiia'
bic information from Troy Mills, q
small village in the country. gives details
Of a terrible asht during the celebration
last Saturday. The cause OF the hshf'
In which over 800 persons were engaged.
was bad blood engendered several years
ago In voting for . tax for Q railroad. is
began by the Marshal OF the Day atrik.
ing . man for insulting a.womsn,. and
the blow was Q signal for . free light
lasting two hours, In which every DON.
ceivable weapon was used. The result
WAS four men probably fatally wounded
and the serious injury OF twenty-five
others. The Irish element were the ag-
Rressors, and were badly wontsd. The
best citizens OF Troy Mills participated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
Impure BREATH.

Among all the disasrsssbls consequences
that follow the dseay Of the sssth. IN impure
breath must b the noss mortifytn9 and m
pleasant 70 its posssssor. and 10 10 the voss
i-sxeussbls and offensive In society; and SCI
he csuSs Of &c may essiiy b removed b. ctans.
ing yoaf s:s.h daily S,; a,n ss,s ,S'ay p S,y'
dsnuiries, sis ~. srss,s coOls .na ,.frssbss
,hs mouth, and gives Q peafil.ke appearsLee
10 ID. teeth. Gentlemen Who indulss IN snok
ins should clsanss thsir tee<h with eOxo-
DOM I, e. 10 removes al unpleasant odors q
~ Wscd. Ash your druggist for 10. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
Yuklux Again.

CHICAGO, July THE Tribune. SUM-
marking . special, says: An ~orsaniza'
ton called the "South Regulators,
which IL simply . Kuklux society under
another name, has been discovered In
Virginia. where Il has . numerous mem.
bsrship and where it, baneful influence
Il used 70 tsrrodzs good citizens. esps-
cislly oolored men. Their punishment
n whipping on the bare back with hick.
ory rods. Reports Of the operations and
character Of the society have been pre-.
ssntsd 10 General Dsvens, who will
doubtless try to break up the rufianly
and lavlsss gang.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07

There will BE- an installation Of the
officers Of the knights OF Pythias next
Thursday evening in Virginia which
will be public to invited guests and will
bs attended by . social reunion. Ths
Nrws has been complimsnted BY an
invitation 10 Be- present.
Ex.Ssnstor william Stewart 10 on the
Coustock looking for pumping ma.
ehinssy for his Bodie mines. Il 10 said
that he 10 negotiating for the purchass
OF the Lady Bryan machinery.
The notice Of appointment Of Evsr
Williams % Deputy County Supshn'
tsndsnt Of Schools has been hlsd In the
Recorders ofaos.
Hon. B. II. Dsesstt returned to bis
constituents on the Comstook today.
Many friends has that came X. n.
Coroner Brodsk will hold IN inquest
into the matter Of the death Of Irish
May" q s o'clock this evening.
CITY taxss In Virginia this year will
b al on 500 Of Assessed valuation.
Hon. A. ]. Hatch. Nsvada's Surveyor
General. II on the Comstock today.
Hon. O. @. Stevenson and L. p. DrsI.
Lar vent below last evening.
The payroll Of the Hale 4 Norcros'
90. Ion ma S9S61 Is.
Virginia Is again altar the 'snd'r' OIL
swfli milk.
In yisini. "A arrests were made dur.
ing June.
vipsiai. had sil.a ss ~ on hand
July I.
dental.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
Cameron Ill.

CHICAGO. July THE Inter OCEANS
Washington special says: A gentleman
Just from Don Camsron's cottage ct the
Springs says that nothing could be more
malicious than the charge that Cameron
IL dissatisfied with the nomination Of
Garfield, and made . prstsnss OF sick
ness to refuse the Chairmauship Of the
National Committee. He says the
friends OF Cameron are ssriously con-
cernsd ABOUT his health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07

vas no police surveillance In New York.
Brooklyn or Jersey City. The rain ct
ssasIde resorts did much damage, par.
t;oulsrly 10 summer clothing and hotel
Lseper:. The day generally was very
ouistlv observed. There was some
boodlumism ii Bsllvills. near here. yes.
terdsy. tn Sun. an inoffsnsive China
man. was shot fatally without provoca'
zion. and soms others were hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The Fourth In Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, July 8.-Stsphen B. Pack.
ard, United States Consul here ban
qustsd the masters Of American ships in
this harbor and others last night In DOM.
msmoration Of Independence Day. Over
100 persons we're present. Tbs banquet
was less Of . private celebration than
usual. - the Mayor Of Liverpool and
other notabiliuss were present. The
toasts offered were "The Queen" THE
President Of the United States" ''Ths
Mayor and Corporation" and "Ths
Anniversary Of American Independ.
snoe." The last toast was responded
to by Albert d. Shaw, United States
Consul a Manchester.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
Pspss's Opera assss.

Professor Zamloch will be ct Piper's
Opera House tonight with his illusions
and presents. the manner OF distributing
which will be fair and impartial. The
American OF Trenton. New Jersey. says
Of Zsmloch: .ZAmloch's gift show 10
the nrss and only exhibition Of the kind
that sver visited this city and actually
exhibited every feature ~ advertised"
The Sacramento Bee says Of the Pro-
fessor: Each evening be performs
new and. II possible. more startling
tricks than were shown on the evening
previous, and his repertoire Is 20 large
that the same feat has seldom been per.
formed twice. The distribution OF prss.
snts 10 conducted fairly In all respects.
and all have an equal chance in drawing
the grand prize"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
The Fourth in Kew York.

NEW YoRx, July GA magnificent
rain set In yesterday afternoon. which
stopped the celebration Of the Fourth.
but which made oonAssrations impos.
sibls. Il cleared OF at $50 and 70.
msinsd % I'LL midnight. when rain again
fell ~oopIously. Fireworks were there.
fore possible without serious damage.
List Of Casualties By explosives and hrss
much smaller thaasssual, though there
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
Patriotic Atlanta.

ATLANTA. Ca, July ATLANTA osls.
brated the Fourth In the srandsst style
since the war. The number Of visitors
IL estimated at 10000. There was .
procession OF military. frsmsn, and
Wagons representing business industries.
Senator Joseph E. Brown and others
spoke In the City Hall Park to an i'm.
mcnse gathering. There was o maeni1.
osnt display OF fireworks In the evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
The Le.ss.s 1i.ssi.R Yss.

Men thought when they planted q
flsgstaff on Nj. Davidson that Il wa
. way.up proceeding, and 20 Il was; bu'
the Yellow Jacket used . flagstaff last
Fourth which beat Il for length. Mt.
Davidson went 1000 feet above g street
for Q starter; the Yellow jacket went
down 5000 feet; In short Il used III
pnmprod (30S0 feet) 10 commsnce with,
and ran up 20 feet. making $3.50 feet,
and Set two flags flying from the top,
Gold Hill II now waiting to hear from
the "next'' aspirant for the banner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
From Colorado.

Il. W. Tanesrman writes from Colo
RADIO "Bsn. Lsokey and J. II. Quinn.
bic have just started on Q prospecting
trip to the mountains Of Gunnison.
They marched out Of town behind four
jackassss loaded with provisions" Tan.
german adds that be has rented . saloon.
which be calls the California and No.
vsds Exchange. Bob Moody. formerly
OF virginis, l. running . big restaurant
and appears 10 DO doing we'll. He gets
Atty cents for three tsaspooufuls Of loo
cream and the ssme amount for three
strawberries and . gill Of milk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
IN raR WHOLE HIsTORY

IN TIKI WHO'LL hISTVSh
OF Medicine n preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures. os maintained % vide .
reputation. a. Arms czxnar PrcroaAL.
which u recognized - the worlds remedy for
all diseases Of the throat and lungs. Its long
continued series Of wonderful cures In all eli.
mates has made 10 unissrsally known - . safe
and reliable agent 70 employ. Against ordinary
colds, which are the forsrunners Of more ssrt.
ous disorders. Il acts speedily and surely. A.
wsys relieving mf.hsg. and ofssa savins life.
The protsction 70 afords By IT, timely use In
ths throat and lung disorders sfchildren, makes
II IN Invaluable remedy 70 b kspt always on
hand In svsry home. No psrson can ssord TO
b without It. and thoss who have once ned Il
never will. From their knowledge OF is com
positiou and effects. Physicians nee the Cxx1lr
PrcroaAL extensively In their practtoe, asd
OIerRy men recommend ". 10 10 absolutsly cor.
tain In IL remedial sdects. and will always cure
WHARF cures are possible. In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
The Greenback Weaver.

New YoRx, July o.-Ths Poa says:
Weaver. the Grsenbaok candidate for
President, at . meeting Of the Grssnbsek
Executive Committee yesterday. said hs
considered bis chances Of election good,
and expected to carry Maine. California,
Missouri, TenueAes, Texas. Mississippi.
and perhaps Indiana. Jones Of Nevada
was present ct the meeting. Weaver
expects to speak In every State In the
Union
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
There il . man In Virginia whose head

There Il . man In Virginia whose head
IL somewhat baromstric. II aches be-
fore . heavy windstorm II not for any
other kind Of o blow. He says We are
likely 10 have another gale soon.
The machinery ct the @. and @. shaft
vas shut down day before yesterday for
the purpose OF making some necessary
rspairs. It will bs started up again TO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07

81 DESIRE" said the husband to the
wife, - they ware walking along the
shore, ''that when I die I may be buried
IN 3 plain, stained pine comm. without
expensive trimmipes." 'But, my DEAR"
ssid abs, "hov much more respectable
md fashionable Il vouldbs 70 have black
walnut and silver" Possibly" be
said. "but I was thinking Of that for
you"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
Graurisg Success.

The ball given by the ssrsasld Guard
In this town night before last was not
only up to the usual mark Of excellence
Of the many festive reunions given here
tofors BY that vsll-organized company.
but II realized . soodly amour. Of money
toward ths ~praissworthy object for
which the proceeds were appropriated
the benefit Of the family Of Neil Gal.
lashsr. . member Of the company, who
was killed BY the recent terribls accident
In the Yellow Jacket new shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
Nore Congre.sional seductIon.

AVhO OSASs@
CHICAGO, July 6.-The Times, sum.
marking . long Washington special,
says: A woman at Washington, calling
herself Mrs. Hughes, who has been
married three times and has Ave children.
some Of them grown. claims that Con.
gresham @. P. Berry, Of California,
seduoed her last winter. She has con.
suited several attorneys With the view oil
bringing suit for damsges, bot thus far
has not been able to fnd one who will
take her case In charge. The following
dispatch 10 received from Congressman
Bsrry's home In Whsatlsod. California.
In relation to the matter: SIN an inter.
view with Congressman Berryin relation
to the scandal Published In the Wash.
ington dispatches. be pronouuces the
whole story - false and entirely without
the least ssmblsncs Of foundation what.
ever. Everybody here believes Il Ia but
an attempt to sxtort money from Mr..
Berry by . systematized scheme Of
blsckmsiling. as during Q twenty. i've
years. residence In this nsighborhood
Mr.. Berry's moral character has ever
been above r~eproaoh."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-07
psparsases L.ss Exs.i.E.

S~s Ssss sss
Mn Lotta Greer. u Nicholl. Mrs u c
Ewing. Miss Duffy. Miss E r Brien. Miss
II Z Brisn. Nn Or Wagner. N Fsldman,
Annie + Keller. Mrs Quinn. Mary Tobin.
Mis- n Lynch. 3 Southworth. DR. Dawson,
J Gray. n Brady. J H Hampton. J Craig.
O O Stevenson. DR. Smith. Jas Hinch. H
A wastell. Ii Drs1lsr. W b sheppard.
J Toohas. IL Grimes. n MeAvoy and
family. Klink. George Bsssstt. Mrs T
Sullivan and son. Mrs Il L Miller and
sons. A Gsitz and wife, Miss X Reed, Mrs
Grad. Mrs. George Cowen. 8 Z Reed. TX
Long. Mrs. Nswcomb and daughter. Miss
n Allen. II Bergman. Miss E A Dufasld,
Miss II A Dunisld. Mrs W q Deal. Miss n
Deal. W II Tew. @ Conrsn. Miss Z Ross.
Mrs Campbell.