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, 1880-10-01
ILLINOIS.

Special Dtspateh 10 TAs CHICAGO Tribune.
MARSHALL, ILL.,. Sent. D.-Therc wcro not
over 100 lcople who came nut to-tluv tn
lsear the Hon. Lyman T'nlmb,tl nj fbts
place, Nbout one-lalf Ut whom listened tO
hla long, dry, md u,,intercstlux snorel,.
willie tl'o remainder of tl,e cruw,, fnnnti
more pleasure IN giving their attention TO tJle
sl'ontlllK-Ka'Icries alltt lNlnn,ia.e-stunds. The
naao,eFtlcy expected md prepared for lo,Ol0
i ni,,te WITT ~ ~ VI ,tt, course, nv greatly dlsap-
t'o'l'tca III Ilo slim atte,slhliee.
. rAtAT,XE.
Special DtspateA 10 Iaa Chicago 7yibunx
FALAriSE, ILL.,, Hept. HO.-'Iiie iienm,iicono
q evo,al taata,!o M!et IN schtrtElng's iiali On
,Mettvst'!,y ,s nS ePys',ng. "'' or.tiizpsl Car.
n!en sgne,t the roll. '!llo inilowinss s'ssts Wcru
y!eetH9 0i'lcnrs 9f tho Club: e. i, Guttiir
5,rSaltlent; N: Swiuk, Vice President: Efi'
Tiabert; SeGresAry; md u. Il, W0otI, rr,J,s.
i'nvc @ ,f ~ ahss ao hsSt ,!tsSeIls thoy expect to
PONTIAC.
II, Sp*etss ni:pateA to Tbs catsaso 1tihpnt.
sratls orator from Nebfaska sald t'iiat a' on tho
raMn,any HILL Viii cunt out m.on 'n i,emnI "aas
Gratis majority, nld sls lul,y nlart ~ ,,lay in,
llst,east!ry .,t, ts, carry the Statu Of Now Ynrk
@ 0ilu yet iI1t rxl,pnst thu majority, al.d WITH
uuN <oHAh'Ilh III k4lu fQlfSs
TuhtOI.A.
.,, 6ptetat Df!pateh 10 71.s CAtrapo Trthvna
It,scoLA, H.. Scnt. aO.-trlie Republicans
0s Garrctt rnwllslilp .lielA Il ErailI m,Iss.
llecll1F, ut Alncttt0Nla schn0l-lluasu yrstrr.
tny, 'the Republicans were nut ia f0fee nIul
en;;!,Nslasttc Eyel! Democrats attslnI: ' Iis.
pavl'cua1 @ meetings letter than iluy I0 their
sr!rlt Of tlSir dreams. 6itetc,es Wsre n,S s.io
~ Judge nru!ten, status Attorney SfUor.ss
aisa tlo !lnn; Thu,nuss l., 1!!ndy, our caiull.
tlal9 te for tllo LeglsatuFe,:4 Tile liepabicaWs
tend meetings luoru:lunIor.,lIsIy tilun Inv
haVn ~ yeais; Tho peup'e have tmEon thfs
etally'!ss Into othetr uwl! lals, and tla County
S1nin!lltee HI III ksps busy furnishing tlrrH,
! spcakeFs. ,;rhs Republicans ara determined
~ eaEEytiAls,cuunty W I'LL Increased mu,vI.
, 1880-10-01
THE IRON INTEREST,".
DAcksET INEVITABLE If IrAScocr :.
1;I.t.CTl:1l.

EAst.ElEu.
Special DhpateA to The CAfeaao 7rtbun,.
Pirrstt'IM, 1'a, Sept. :W.-Sryrral nf ,bo
'eWtlns tron manufacturers Of p,tis,nru
were interviewed tn-tlay rs to wllot etTect tbr
e3cction of II DenlocrutIc President wnuld
!l!'fe on the business Intcrrstsnf tl1erou,,trv
;lf' u. =. jones'. Of the firm oE .lom.s T.
I't''ghllnS, sAltl: "1he worklucu,en mr.,
more strongly Interested III the result of thc
present contest tlIan the capitalist, It Will
'sol 10 iof them 10 sny that they are poor md
INV, n,s" nothing ut stake, wllel they luyu
nNea ai''4 l1'l'tlit's to support, uii aru d.
ptln.eht 1t'tll LIelr daily wages for II jIycII.
fu"!. Ilie EIlgtisl, people nrc dccply inter.
estetl III tI'ls election. SEQ Tho manner In
WHICH tflcy nrc lloutlng the West md South
Will free trasle pamphlets; and they nru NOT
content with sending aver their la,nuhlt.ts'
bl'i thcy nre spntlng over their u,ol,ev NJ
%cit They can atrord 10 s,tbscrjlc mlII[ons
tn,l X l.m,,nll ~. t9 ald the Democratic pnriy In
col. JAMES N. scuooSMAKEr,
w @o 1S aiteeh askf tho s, sScton ot llaneoc
ni!T W. have already felt tic ril,rts ' IF fhn
.Malne t!cclsol'. Orders are I,lltlIng or ,tu,i
tef ,11 t1to NoyclnbGr election! Iii tic opc tllat
ii int tic vGss1f liee "i ,r wi! w cnrs n s'ss @ tnbs
;'!i'int .'., yet as gon prices TOR ur conl frtni
ny lfoal men inr their furnaces Il they cunt
ge1 ! ~ gthttl , prisrs fur their Iron. Tiieru nts
+, ,,1o l,,eTs y "l,r employ. vi 10 not wnt
To- Il The presrnt disiurbanca Of t,o h.'si,sss
W;1ai, ;,I1es, S""sed by the M"lns election, con.
,,i1;'y ii1;a'ry Oliver, Of the firm Of Oliver 1,ros &
sa ,or sssa is says; '.ISlf Sycrs s ,I, ,,,, ~ t's
nnlll aftcr tic November eiectin lin T"'ns hni',;
seit'lt1E ~ their orders Some Of tiie,l, bnye
, 1880-10-01
PORK IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. U.-Tho Co,nDc,rio, h,fr.r-
ttser says tho rso II. pork, which hax hc.,, tho
marked feature OF tho market tim ,,ust few
Guys. '',s bcen ErcAtcr to-day thnn ycstcr,tay
iho market closed ycstors'ny at $lo.go, md this
in9r!'t4 a tho iirst cnl 1t rose to sJB lii, Will,
suiss ol ~ t.rrels ut that rntp, nrtl $iH i'skt,
- Low snles "erc tnite 1T $l7t0 mud $j7Ki I'hfa
Mltte.rnonn: II the 1:;W call, liny wis ycry
ncite; anu t'1o ruling price WIS Sl3. nj yhIn{,
f'tto lurge quantity wi.s sold. ' =" "A'SN-
, 1880-10-01
NOTES,
; HEcKET.t!iS RctlUl,Z,


WAs1t1NuTuS, -. G., Sept, 3o.-Sccretary
SEIZURE leaves tonight for Cleveland, whero
hg will spcak Tomorrow n!glt, liz will
probably make speech liz lnlfana beforo
Ills return. i
sEclEr..pr scIlrlsz's OHIO 1oult
=. sptetas AfipatsA to The casc4ao 1tlouns.
WAsMlSa1X1S. u. T., Sept. S0.-Secsctary
sehurz leaves for Cleveland tt,-l.lgl,t, where
hU Will speak ,to-,llrr0w. liz will deliver
fuur speeches IN Ohio, and llus huull request.
"a " ulAko humber Of speeches lu uefula,;.
, 1880-10-01

,, sAN E"AScisc'. Sept. MA dispatch from
,nft'at'd sys: ~ shouting atrnir toni. piarc NJ
inktn'a ~ City, ". r., In which Enk spMuu VIVA
med, ,.t,d .!1hn Spln,fn aot through both texs, ntf
expected to tlyr," >Ae @"H' "' ''ut
, 1880-10-01
0RtTifARV

NEW YORK. Sept. ;M.--l.tl.ls Joscnh Mcstnvor
oAe Of tho oldest and bcst known Itvbt ,.nn.s,
a'ls. alcl ut tho holso nf hls sister. EnIly Mes-
!!hyer. III this city on Forfeit, street, liz 1,,d
ncHH trlvelnx III tllu A'llss Eotli,at.y nii1 y,s
t"keh Sick In Auburn, this State. N''" ""'
, 1880-10-01

,"MksnSrihI.r, Fla, Scrt. :1-A negro cfn-
t,nsc' on Tho st. Johns & 1t,ku Eustcc l,n;Irnd
x,,'ee M' white luss. lie WIS currIctl 10 Fort
lilo gua TOOK tlo ,,csro % u,,t nj '.S1 @ rm %ys1oMGrel @
, 1880-10-01

r,.,.' '''7t71k11Ek3 T4FJJTt!FTIJ.
>. ,"AohA'SFttt1' Fin, srrt. Hn.-The Granl
1afy, , Investigating TIM rbrry or tr,,,lfa md
VIII wit1Gii afnr nsl,oro rro,n the wreck Of thr
sa,,: W., ,hyo found tric hills uguIllst Ew,trl
~ stnsy nsay ,lh IL ALEU-, tho luttrr !. iotcikecpcr
, 1880-10-01

! 'Hff k'Hat -eIllIHfCt& lt1Hf, mn
:t'''lrt~ ln,ns'nl; n,,1 every ,,t,r OF thr,n In!
s''i'! ,tt .n"tt 10 history ns 4 fr,,rgHc. Wintlr:
=. s.uAnr',rk wlll ncv.'r stlft.
lut they say ''Iin WIS II rrsnt s,,I,Ilnr. nu,t
therefore ho wis no:natc' Tltt IL mot tic, Tic
,; rensn nu W.; nominated. fellow eItizcs. lid
PIP ht lns!nnatil II wus tho vnIrt, III iuIl,sf.
mt 'lti lt,slt:intn ctnosn i,il1, hccasc he wns
@ tf Sey eo.o Ttf5 @ far al t yn s,a WIZ teoy
tnat . the aI Ga ttnrkcy jumped into Ito rivcr
aser%4l a l'iI ira %t III, 'hS ,! ! ws Mh ~ na fsiis
ySs y r. "s 's:!'s: :i'!!"ry s! Iif:s ca; a NJ H. i
n, siacnT M"@: .@Sst S @ 5 @p +, ant gal! sm
AZ esi 5,;;S;s ss ;SsSSsr w It, Sas y
d;rrs un!t"ra Will Ur'icr No. IL il III p',i'e i
rs rs S"rlsrn SSstltai1. v!!n The nnf"r'n , was
nls'lEs n md @n,,!l !,rnse q tho so s.nlth sl,ot i,a
" M" II, iye ,n'a, fc" ny hry n.ks esc, . te hir
sn!, i!hs xrrAf-hrtrtcsl. Rt,n!- -tlntiirtel peInc
,hnr me ~ Mnrtl h!ve !ln i>tc tu "ruct aii .iat
sstsee. did ypt, eyer think
WHAT nHt'ER No. 10 stsAsr?--
Waat It WIS? Let 1Hu give yn,, t,lIe lien or IT,
~" ns cn,puwcr t;ttluraIs III
Miatrs % within thu Provisional Siuic t;.1vrr.,-
r.'s: r,,,, g.. They w,rc 'loi sin,o t;ovcrniarnss.
,,v M"t ssl'G:. tnt t.,err iU legal
intu i district eonst,ia,lt1rrs /. lciuttnlrrc,. nj
cet ,9 sGi,, 1l,t,'na, aay; A'a,,se iint ael,'
unnn .iIa virginia, WIN, refused tn listen IL Tic
n,l', ps"y1,a et hts lls w!N'sr members N, that
ono u ''tns to 10 'k @!sn as dc oss: ws
Meade was nnother. Iorry, VIII" '',u'.u,bt eu.vbt
,mo not trnn fst The forge, NH lr.t showed te
mud !4lrt patrut; tA.lby. whit, iIic,I Ills nr,us
ii,i"l,' ii, tls !avM-bcd and ,et lca.h Ns liz i,n.i
ily.' irS cMtt,,l, ~ II summers cvr,-nii Of these
wa f asac at,s esfsy e'.r,s ss Sf u tns .ns
@ soS ssSp n syxFy w't oH 5 r. tho *o' 1
nIsym ~ s eyer ,hink It III Ic was r naii,urss.i I'd
~ @ sy + e .s,Is !ulxn who ,v,s ietii.x nut injs-
@ es t. s sy % "a & tat t 1is@a x nv -.
'j%tt" tI;ai shS,,r iis was atisbasiSH to sny @ I"
''. Sy',,, It "uet out md viii put ''.n u sitcr'
,sss iii ts = :''1 b IL i e ss yn5xS wlt y Ss, ss Is
to yn. ii.iit ,1c:1, anytiiing 10 liz ,T"nI. ,x ~
fof', f@e s"''fSs ill.,. just think tin.t III lilo july
eo':,!Mny Of n,rn A. you havu met hrro
rn,sns w,.r', sx,o 10 ass,ss !l9 tiea sItatu. hcy
Eosten-!ip p!ea Or ery 81 prusocntiou froul ryerv
1'GG. ~ IT ;s!ta ai!a asy !,n organized bas. nrtac
q Sew urtcuns. -GtM UtiiS k,ows whit ian'ss
my s,y n muster .ndrr so-n'xai; atid wien that
im iyinx "Ht +, t5'y ,'w h tsrs -, "sr so1 uaion e
U,!eahH. Ut. rhll shcr Il III wits sent there,
thM w. ,.i.,,,eu these ,A,n texs.n to, thnk thet
lhny lifted W tsplr vulrcs nn pruyr,i to Atl,,ruw
ND NJ &C., y ssnt @ !n,!s %av IT, Iasst. n 'a ai ani
hIs !Aw" And IN March, isi, these very ,t,cI,.
u mutations mud eo1p.ntcs innrc.ctl II, It hIs
ny RI lacocE a,.d .1eiI Davs. ''''''' A''' snces
he ~, 1;n, ~ ~nat @ II % Mlcnnt thorc: 1t meant that
ne 1caat ' tat H. in . eI ,x,t n, H. rr.sst
o!ai yet hMttucst Ilt,nt him, should Hnvr lila
, 1880-10-01
COINAGE.

il1lLAhfit4I1A. Pa,. Sept. a.-Tho co,uOro cx-
ecnsrd ut tho United Suites Mint III this oltv fur
,Mo in3nih - en!!ed to..lny wus :;M,7,o pJcccy
l,-IU.UJU silver t1utIilrs N"''s %a'4e "oio
, 1880-10-01

Nkw oitLEAS9 Sept :W.-Et js nav nsscrtct,
tlat shrrtH onuthrcnnx is n dcfuultcr to tho
siHtg for tHx Golluet!ons amounting To ntoit
;n"!a,9 - ahn Meisclt to the Hiato md city is csti-
, 1880-10-01

DIR. RADWA'u'S
SARSAPARIhLIAN
RESOLVEN1B'.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
changes ;ts Seen and Felt. ,ls
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using IL Few
nf,Sf,a

!. Good srfrlta, .dlappprnsnncc If weotncsa.
nnu"s; rsi, NJ, ,fsjsy ,,'sjs Ierese aud hnrrss u
~. strength Increases. nppctftu ju.nrnyps. rel.
rs II IT, rs @ ~ ',s,;, .Sr sos n, ,r's'nQs @ # Wner
sisScn. nwnkcn ireslt mil v1Drntls. "' "ee
nc sH s sea " s1's III as. n,"'ses r., niupics
teha',Is ~ ,tI Floin IT. tnrbIl! anl cloudy ulaurrt.co
frey fron rerry e,,C '. r %sor so.r ytr rasses
xt pa '"s ynx: F fis ,;is sr 10 'ss srti;ss1: st
o,,:,x M*rI;s' e ,it;s'a;'oa It aan,ty mud frc.
~ nettta ~ tsat wnyl. with certu,,,ty af lsr.
ss 'aass's tlte x,,;se ses. mr., strsR exhibited IN
sSr'si 10 ths ss.r nr.a. n function b"r'n"y rc-
~ yuii.w i''.xs o. III. hs"si whi,o Of tho eyes, md
ehsnx"a s saFy 70 coar saro y,S , e M skin
n, y, lhosn suffering frn weak or i,iccta,tcd
uRs Hr t1herGlss VII rsaIze Erent benr ia
trn tho 1fiEr, air oeIls brs,ndh r. wi1p,In, Vi
t.i1oat nr hett; diminishing tho frcgurt,ey of
H,, fcsl!nFs 81 wskness ro',na tho % akies, Isas
cis s"sc ef S;S essssap sn4 Of GGa a
e. essy % yk |ssesslns s% q ,yn'ps5ms STsss u
xs y III f,c% c,Sy tayy ta's"seiHasA ts ssheHassApAnrLtrAs If
aa'ssn ~ ~ rev s!Ynsn nf returning hea11i Will Hppenr
WIFI VIII 1pFasss an Il Ill Pf,'y fs1sr "aa sl, 'sss ts
uSpo;M!ts ", VI nes tt,lnDrs, cNnears tlrtt i,lirit,s
a ssa axr ta1 nsona s
akin diseases, xrasiilnlly disnppcar '' ~A' 0''e
y; ~ cnscs whore tho system has been salt.
,,nntc ~ ~ hive acGni,iiatrl alt bcco,no deposited
~ si,v o9ncs. Joints, etc, causing cnries Of tho
sAPAnl1LlA viii resolve way iii. thoso Cd dcpnsIs m
" @ tho virns Ut tho ttsoasa from
). 0. II those who nrc taking those medicines for
Iscosas dno snse o. clsonc, sefoflous, Or SyphIlie
ncttBr md find their genornl health fmprnyjn1
, 1880-10-01

The two greatest fnlI,lrra Ut tho season hnrc
leen " elutlr,d ltii tho ItNKuo. wlerp "ts univ
W! mas oseli UT tcsrst III tnllcs pr ll5uust IT,
tetts OF Thousands VI tu.,Eus3, ~
, 1880-10-01
'nfEhU CT

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
New Ynrk, "' A'o'''
Tue steamships Canadian, from Qunbcc. mn,
Lelrz'K, istm llaItEmorc, i,.ye arrived vut.
ftum Now Yurk. A'"sp"Fg,
, 1880-10-01
lty, atltl y make the Democrats take back
sents III The future. Arc all tho otIlrr cUtlli.
Ties us enGreuticr ~ o'''0


~, NFrIa1 IHpd1tH p 7he Chlfdoo 7ti6unf.
=, ,HHA1rwonH--Srpt. :M,-Thc llun. .iomca
NlfEartl,gy. rnndI'lnte for AtiOri,ry-i;e i;elicrol,
ntluttssetl 4 lnrGt. md enthusiastic Rru,ij,Ii
A. dm;'Stlilg nst night in fro,It of Mnsc.iinIi.
a1rna, t1c'hS H., Garslt aml Arthur clubs froM
.!,ost imposlng .were tic .1olIct i;nit.,Ilom 1rc
Mnicil presented n ihe appearance. II II
III, mh's cIty Is II splentld l,olti1cal cou1i.
pln10fity next Nutelullrr. 'eo Aeep"0'4e"''
, 1880-10-01
Rl'tsISNr1l;t.tl,

! -. Spfefdt Dttpateh 10 The Chtfapo 7ttbItn.,
sG!nSnr1Ei.1'. 1Ei.1'. ~. scp!. Soften. Stuwnrt
i;,nrss'it':.si K Mltintt': y MY York. VIII slcuk III
Sat4rlay evening. There viii Do .ra] .ran,]
.nresllEilt procession, rlul,s Gr,,l different
Paris ot tIfe c0vhty iMrttcipattny
, 1880-10-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

- H9efn M cau bc no better guarantee Ut tho value
asss than the base and wos thless i1n}tattons Sf
taom; ~ thore arc False Hesoiyeuts. Tciirf..
sa2t tas 9asus A4axax y oa what yQu bu1s
, 1880-10-01
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for 0rtv ccn,s
IhGrc u MT y ronledia1 aHrnt In thIs world thut
VIZ! tadro Fever Ad Agua und ~ nthas. Halar.
foyers tM:ie b pitiS itr; 80 an ou1ehiT Gs
as NADWAf' READY RELIEF,
FIFTY CENTS PER tlOTILE,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
Tiendish Brute.

SACRAMENTO. April TAT hali.past Q
o'clock last evening @. A. Boeckhof.
proprietor Of . dysipg and cleaning %.
Enlistment on X street. near Sixth.
threw vitriol on the head and face Of his
former wife, and also on q son aged Is.
and on the arms OF the wife Of an older
son. The fluid did not reach the eyes
OF the son. but did the eyes Of the wife,
whose burns the physician thinks will
provo fatal. Mrs. Boeckhod, who 10 68
years old. obtained o divorce from her
husband last year, which 10 presumed to
be the cause OF the deed. Boeckhoff
came to q rear door Of the house In
which the family resided. In the alley
between Fourth aud Fifth. L and N
streets, and demanded admittance, which
was at first refused. Whom the door was
opened by his dsughter.in.law he en-
tered the house and inquired for his son
Peter, who won't towards him and tried
to put him out, whom Boeokhof threw
the vitriol with the result stated, and
left tho house. He was arrested about
an hour later at the corner OF Fifth and
streets, but would make no statement.
He was partially intoxicated when ar.
rested. Tho agony Of those burned IL
most heartrending.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
rILDEs.s

Yesterday our kilograms from the
East announced the withdrawal Of Til.
den from the candidacy for President,
by the advice Of his physicians, he being
30 completely broken down and dilspi.
dated that further strain and excitement
in that line would DO very liable to prove
fatal 10 him and his hopes. II was wen
stated that he had not only claimed
but demanded the right to choose
his successor to the candidacy. and had
named Henry D. Payne Of Ohio as the
choice Of the Democratic party for
President Of these United States. Such
. COOL dish Of frozen Democratic cheek
with ice cream on the side was truly
worthy Of the ciphsring sage Of Gram
srcy Park and his intriguing cabinet Of
interested advisers. Yet what proscript-
i've right has Samuel ]. Tildsn attained
above all ether candidates. giving him
the privilege Of debating whom the
Democracy shall accept as their chiei
leader. their man to make President. II
they can. in the coming campaign? His
bsing defeated for the last Presidency
certainly does not entitle him to the
high and mighty privilege. II he pro.
posed to roll out . barrel or two OF his
money in support Of his specified suo-
eessor there might be some n in 1t,
but he would do nothing Of the sort.
The fact Of it is that certain influential
adhersnts OF his have sslf.intrustsdly
been pushing the dilapidassd old fellow
forward in this nomination. helping
themselves literally from the contents oil
the barrel all the time, and they cannot
afford to let him out Of the candidacy al
oil. As for that matter the kilograms oil
today deny the report Of his withdraw
al, even stating that he 10 in good
health and spirits. and able and willing
to 20 through the campaign in gallant
style. The telegraph. however. 10 q
well established liar. and will not always
do to bet upon. The chances are that
there il or has BEEN some founda'
| ton for the withdrawal report.
but whether IL Was circulated for
some deeper laid proposition. a surface
cover for strong wires worked beneath,
the future will show. Old Sammy Til.
den 10 not dead yet, nor has his head OF
his hand lost their cunning. He 10 {
sly, FOXY old 'possum, aud sleeps with
n eye open.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Francisco Items,


SAN FRANcrsco. April 8.-Soms doubt
hangs over the legality Of the recent
charter election owing to the fact that
the decision Of the Supreme Court in the
injunction case against the Election
Commissioners was based merely on the
teehnicality that the proceedings in tho
injunction were defective. To assure
themselves on the point before they 60
to work on the charter, the Frceholders-
elect will take steps to test the question,
and to facilitate getting the question be-
fore the courts, the Finance Committee
OF the Board OF Supervisors have In.
structsd the Treasurer not to pay any
demands growing out OF the original
call for an election issued BY the Flee
tioa Commissioner.
Laborers at Golden Gate Park paid
out OF the Bush Fund no longer receive
car fare to and from their work, and
yesterday the custom OF allowing them
Q lunch for Ave cents each was discon-
tinusd. Seventy-ive men were dis
charged aud twenty-five new ones put
on day before yesterday.
On Monday evening last Mary Hayes,
aged Is. residing at Mrs. T~snnants'.
northeast corner o! Ellis and Powell
streets, stumbled and fell with q lighted
lamp, which. exploding, burned her
most shockingly. It is feared that her
injuries will prove fatal.
Samuel Blaut. Q butcher, swors out .
warrant against Alpsrs & Mowry. oharg-
ing them with having sold calves under
four weeks old and unfit for food, said
calves having been condemned BY the
Market Inspector and turned over to
them to be destroyed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Honors to NordenskJold in Parl.

HonOrs TO Nordenskjold In Paris.
NEW YORK, April IA cable special
to the Herald, from Paris. says: The
presence of Prince Oscar. Of Sweden,
lent peculiar interest to the Nordsnskjold
reception by the ultra radical Municipal
Council ut the Pavilion dc Fore, in the
Tuilleries, yesterday afternoon. A com.
plimentary address Of welcome having
been read by the President Of the Coun.
Gil, NJ. Frendiuand, turning toward the
Prince. with light persifage, said that
he saluted q young scion Of royalty. who
was not afraid to accompany Professor
Nordenskjold into the den Of the Parisian
democracy. Nordenskjold was then pre-
sented with q handsome gold medal,
commemorative OF his expedition and OF
his visit to Paris. Its value was some
$500. The explorer acknowledged the
compliment in modest phrase, looking
terribly bored the while, and the csre.
mon was ended by the President grace.
fully thanking the French and foreign
press for their attentions. The hall was
tastefully decorated with flags. and the
Municipal Guards, in full uniform.
lined the staircase. Owing TO the limited
space NO moro than 200 people were
present. Professor Nordenskjold oocu.
pied the place Of honor. facing tho Pres
ident Of the Council and Project.
The banquet Of the Geographical So.
clety took place yesterday at the Cont.
mental. About $50 members were pres.
emit, including the most eminent savans
in Paris, Admiral Roscenire Le Noury
presiding, with N~ordenskjold at his
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CONGREGATIONAL
Senate.

n0uSb0.
WASHINGTON. April TN the absence
Of the Vice President. Thurman was
chosen to preside.
Eaton, from the Committee on Appro-
priations. reported back the Consular
Appropriation bill. Placed on the cal.
endar.
Saunders resolution, instructiug the
Committee on Indian Affairs to inquire
into the ~expedisncy Of removing the
Santee Indians from Nebraska TO the
Poucs reservation, was adopted.
Dawes moved TO reconsider the vote
and opposed the removal Of the Ponsas
or any other tribe.
A discussion on the Ponca question
ensued.
Kirkwood declared the reports about
the sufferings Of the Ponoas greatly
exaggerated.
The Ute bill was then considered.
Kirkwood moved to strike out the
words Z" or until the President shall b
convinced that every possible effort to
effect such surrender have been made"
SO that NO money shall be paid the Utes
until tho murdersrs shall b given up.
Kirkwood would vote for no bill that did
not provide for the surrender OF the
murdersrs and o~utragers.
Ingalls, thought 1t inadvisabls to risk
q Ute war by insisting on the surrender
OF the guilty Utes. The bill was not
perfect. but the best that could DO done
under the circumstances.
Kirkwood's amendment was advocated
by Mcmillan, lest the Indians be i'm.
pressed With the weakness Of the gov
eminent, aud be encouraged TO commit
more crimes.
Kirkwood was willing to modify his
amendment SO a. to provide that the
agreement shall not take effect until the
guilty men are shown to bs dead or dc.
iivsred to the authorities Of the United
States. He thought the clause should
be 20 amended a. to include the men
who committed the outragss alter the
massacre,
West wished the criminals given up.
but asked under what law they could b
punished. The Supreme Court has de-
cided that when ws treat with Indian
tribes a. Independent nations We have
NO Jurisdiction over crimes committed
on their reservations.
Kirkwood said that was . disputed
point, and 10 long a. Il was he preferred
mot to believe there was no law to pun
ish Indians for outragss on government
officers. -.
Kirkwood's amendment thus modified
was adoptsd-ysas, IS; nays, II,
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New York Tribune: Tha, wrs.ched vic.
tim Of the Boss Puzzle" Couroy Of
Erie, annoyed his keeper. beyond sndu.
n while they were taking him to a
lunatis asylum last week. On III. rail.
way cars no broke up a slice Of bread
into nftsen pieces and played with them
on the seat. This engaged his attention
for some time. but as the hopslsssusss
Of bringing them out right became
apparent. he tidsetsd about and was
finally seized with fresh psroIysms.
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~HAsBRoUcK 4 HALL,
(sueesssOrs to A. B. Stewart d Co..
Druggists & ApOthecaries,

MAIN STREET. GOLD HILL
HRRP A FULL STOCK OF PURE DRUGS
N and Medicines, Perfumcry, Fancy Arti.
Giles. etc. Mr.. Hssbreuck, Q graduate OF Phar.
macy. has charge OF the Prescription Depart
mont. Prescriptions carefully compounded day
and night
Referring 10 the above, We recommend the
new nrm 70 the residents Of Gold Hill and yicin.
ity and solicit . continuance OF the patronage
bestowed on us. Alb. STEWART q %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08
Sometimes even q heightened poet
may learn something from common.
worldly folks. Walt Whitman says:

In ono Of my descriptions Of the vas,
spaces Of tho sea occurred the line.
Where the sea-whala swims with her
calves and never forsakes thsm." 1 sub
mitted this to an old whAlsr. and after hes.
itating Q good deal he told me that he had
never seen q sea-whale with more than one
calf; that all whalers believed the whale
had but one calf at . time. In the next
edition Of my volume l changed the line
to read. With her calf and never for
sakes it,"
Yes, and Whitman might have i'm
proved 1t still further by leaving of the
word sea-" as supertiuous. Nobody
ever heard Of q land.whals, q rivsr.whale
or even u lake whale. A whale il SIM
ply q whale. and only to be found in the
sea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-08

An s1psrimsntal:st in the west end Of
Boston has accidentally discovered
something that may prove to DO apublic
bsnsfaction. He tarred heavily q Hat
roof OF an l. Of his residence. and the
next morning found = small regiment Of
cats stuck fast thereon. The only ques-
ton now remaining for those to solve
who try this remedy is how to utilize the
fur. and further Developments are anx.
jouslyl awaited.