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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
Miscellaneous.

LONDON. Jannsry "a dispatch from
Berlin says 1t is the general i'm.
precision here that the recent statements
In regard to the concentration OF Russian
troops in Polandars greatly exaggerated.
No anxiety IL felt here on the subject.
Pans. January 9.-Ths subscriptions
for the memorial to the Prince Imperial
have closed. The amount subscribed 10
200, 900 francs. The Memorial Commit.
tee propose to srect q chapel on an els-
waited point between the Arc do Triomphs
and the Hotel des Invalides.
Il IL stated In medical circles that the
health Of the Queen OF Spain has re.
ceived q severe shock owing to the at
tempted assassination Of Alfonso. She
has been attacked with epileptic Ats, to
which she was not previously subjected.
DUBLIN, January 9.-Ths Irish Tines
states that the government has deter.
mined to use G250, 600 OF the church
surplus a. . fund. to bs loaned at an sx-
ceptionally low rate Of interest to land.
lords and to local bodies, for sxpsndi.
turs In the construction OF permanent
works, In order to provide labor for nm.
skilled workmen; said loans 10 be repaid
in ahirty.hve years.
vienna. January 9.-Russia has asksd
the Prussian government to grant the
extradition Of thirty.six dssertsrs from
the Russian army who recently crossed
the frontier into Germany, but no steps
have % yet been taken to comply with
the request.
ST.. PErxRsBuRo, January 9.-Ths
local Red Gross Society Of Kharkof, In
view Of the terrible distress prevailing In
the province. through the ravages Of the
diphthsris, have formed their medical
and sanitary dstaehmsnts to assist the
government to combat the epidemic.
CALCUTTA, January s.-Ths sIndian
Government has decided that the rules
respecting war correspondents should no
longer DO enforced, but military com.
manders will be allowed TO impose such
restrictions a. may be deemed necessary.
HAVANA, January cit 10 officially
announced that the insurgent Colonel
Coombert, surrendered with sixteen Of.
fesrs, twsnty.ssvsn men, twsnty.six run
away slaves and twelve stand OF arms
and . quantity Of munitions Of war.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
l.r.o.A. TO TIE. ooLD HI. ,IrIr xrv,.l
Irelaud's Troubles.


DUBLIN, January 9.-The relief fund
OF the Duches Of Marlborough now
amounts to ETA, 800.
The Government has made an impor.
tsnt change in their policy in respect to
the condition Of Ireland. They resolved
TO grant loans for the construction OF
drainage works In the distressed dis
tricts. which are now on the schedule
annexed to the circular Of the Board
OF Works, or which may be scheduled
from tino to time. These losns are
to DO made upon more liberal terms than
any heretofore proposed, namely to be
repayable In thirty.fve years or perhaps
o longer time. The number OF years
before the repayment shall begin sto DO
extended and the governments are to
bear tho preliminary expenses OF such
works themselves. They also offered
increased inducements to the Boards OF
Guardians for the execution Of sanitary
works. II these measures DO found in.
adequate to meet the eIigsncy, the gov.
eminent will apply TO Parliament to
sanction an appropriation Of e., 600, 600
out OF the church surplus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t.r,o.A. 70 TEE sold ruL nAnr urv,
u.,u.,. Political Piracy.

AUGUSTA, January 9.-Doth branches
Of the Legislature assembled quietly At
10 o'clock A. n. yesterday. There was
n o comparison between the crowd and
that Of the day before. srniinels were
stationed at the doors, the police force
continuing under the control OF the
Sheriff and Mayor. immediately on
opening the Senate. Senator Hobson Of
Lincoln offered the following: "Ordered
that q joint select committee OF three on
the part OF the Senate With such com.
mittss a. the House may join. be ap
pointed by the chair to investigate the
charges OF bribery and intimidation,
alleged to have been attempted on mem.
bsrs OF the Legislature since they 70.
csived their certificates, with power to
send for persons and papers, and the
committee be instructed 70 commence
their investigation today on adjourn
ment Of this session, and report as soon
a may be-" This order was opposed
by Senators Locke, Harris, Berry and
other Republicans on the ground that
there was not even o street rumor for
the charge OF bribery on the part OF the
Senate. II 30, they would gladly ap.
point II. II members Of the House had
been bribed or intimidated, then inves.
tigation should begin there. Tho order
passed.
On the opening Of the House the
Speaker invoked good order. and init.
mated that the scenes enacted. Wednes.
day by outsiders should not be repeated.
He had scarcely flushed speaking when
the doors opened and the windows were
thrown up, and an impatient crowd
rushed in. After people entered. quiet
was again restored. but at mi time
trouble seemed imminent. The records
OF Wednesday were read, and showed
the fact that not more than ~ votes were
thrown.
BosToS, January 9.-Dispatches re.
oeived here from Augusta, relating to
the afadavits published. declaring that
money was paid Democratic members OF
the Legislature to prevent . quorum ap.
pssring, assert that the afidavits thus
far are entirely unsupported by evidence,
and Republicans challenge the opposi.
ton to produce names.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
Spiritual Manifestations.

The name Of Henry slads ID known
the world over in connection with spirit.
ual manifestations. BE Is Q wonderful
medium and has pleased and astounded
more people than almost any other
medium Of the world. He 10 now at the
International Hotel, Virginia, and will
give sittings fer physical manifestations
and medical examinations and treatment
for q day or two longer. See his advsr.
tisement In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09


SSiS Francisco. Jan. $3.50 p. NJ
90 Best 4 Belcher ish. Ito do lss. 10 do
ISL, Is do Is; 100 Potosi 4; so Mt. Diablo
lsc: AS Northern Belle. 81. 100 do 81
si0. 200 do %; 100 Mexican 20. 80 do
Iss; IS ophir i9k. 50 do 1874; 90 Gould
4 Curry 81; Alpha 10 bid. l0s asked:
$50 Belcher 81. iG5 do @; 265 Crown Point
5 IS. so do . 6s; rs Caledonia I 60; so
Belcher 81; 100 Silver Hill 75c;
20 Union. 46., l75 do 4st. i07 do 46s,
80 do 46. 10 do ASA, 40 do 45S; 100 Con.
Virginia. 4 40. so do A.; 80 Yellow Jacket.
i0s. 20 do l0t; 5 California. ~. 100 do
4 IS, IS do 4 80; IS Mexican. 20; 10 Ken
tuck. . IS; so Bodie, 81; 200 Union. is,
20 do +6S. 10 do 4GS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
Back she comes. It is showing again,

Back she comes. It Is showing again,
and va take back every comforting word
and seasonabls reflection concerning
''the beautiful" There's too much OF
the darned stuf-too much for the
beauty Of the heavens, making them
lead.colorsd and commonplace. and too
much for tho earth, making It cold and
nasty and disagreeable. Therel Wed
like to sec any darnsd weather clerk
dodge this issue OF the News.
Mrs. Kittie whylsnd. Of the firm OF
Perrin & wbyland, milliners and dress.
makers, 142 South O street, was robbed
on G street at Q quarter past 3 o'clock
on Wednesday evening. The robber
snatohed her purse containing Sl2 6O
and ran.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
Railroad Accidents.

GALnsBuRo. ILL.,, January IA tor.
rible collision occurred at Gales Hollow
last night on the Burlington branch OF
the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Railroad. One stock train ran into An.
other going In the same direction, and
caused . general wreck. Two stock men
arc known to be killed, and others are
possibly In the ruins. Tho responsi.
bility Of the affair cannot now be located.
ELIZABETH, N. j. January -Four.
teen cars wero burned yesterday, to-
gether with the drawbridss. Loss. $40.-
900. The accident was occasioned BY
tho bridgeman mistaking the time OF the
train. and BY the incorrectness OF sig-
nails.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
Tia Chinese Question.

WASHINGTON. January s.-Co1's bill
to regulate immigration. when rep:rssd
to the House OF B personalities from
the Foreign Affairs COMMITTEES. was sent
to tks Committee OF the Whole on .
poiut Of ord T. THIS insurss an opp'r.
tuuity for otferip; on amendment. and
Pags fled at the Clerks desk. to Be
printed with the bill, o series Of amend
menis. the fleet Of which. ~ adopted.
will b. to extend its provisions concern
Ing the registry aud exclusion OF Grim.
iDals and paurers 10 oil persons who N
denied the right Of naturalization under
existing laws. except that In regard 70
the latter class. n number rot exceeding
fifteen may b, admitted by any n res.
sci.
Page also introduced for references to
tho Committee on Education and Labor.
and as q means Of bringing the Chinese
question again to the attention Of the
COMMITTEES, q copy Of the original Sar.
gent bill providing that not more than
ten Mongolians shall DO admitted BY any
q vessel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09

Thomas Gallagher continues to deliver
freight. 1t costs but little to get him to
bring you . steam engine or q paper par.
.ss Have the package marked "Cars
II. g., oola HILL" and take your ease ;
that package wiz nome to hand on time.
See sdyertissmsnt in pnothsr column.
tn. e.u.. Of til. a.. alarm about G
o,eloct last evening ana Of the bright
n... which illuminated The sky so beau.
,;,ully vss the burning .of the barn
attached TO wslch's slaughter house on
Amsrican Flat. Al no one occupisd the
premises the Are was OF course the work
Of an inosndiary.
It il reported that Superintendent
Ysrineton has received instructions to
.ommspcs work Immediately on the
Bodie railroad. The preliminary work
yill be commenced at once. but no grad.
ana will DO dome for two or three
months.
Charles Carisson has applied for .
s,voros from Maggie. on the ground. as
srprssssd 10 the complaint. OF habitual.
sross drunkenness.
Robert Rauhut. barber. has applied to
An. District Court to be relieved from
SI543 AZ Of indebtedness. No assets
not exempt.
The weather il moderating somewhat
today and the n % is melting = little.
The wind continues strong.
Thsrs wa no quorum present last
.,epine ct the meeting Of the Pacific
Coast Pioneers.
The Purim Club will give their ami.
..,..rv masquerade ball on the 2Sth OF
February.
Ths express train vas an hour late
today on sesouns Of the storm In the
,Sis,s.s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09

Senator Booths dinner to Genera
Grant ct Sacramento had Q merry sur
prise In the midst Of II. Forty.fve gen.
tlsmen sat down TO table, and dinner
was nearly finished. when suddenly the
folding doors at q end Of the room
which the table nearly touched were
thrown open and, behold T! there was
another room Of the same size a. the
nrst. and down Its length extended Q Ia
BILE at which were seated forty-Avs ladies
with Mrs. Grant, oil Of whom had been
dining comfortably the whilo. The gen.
tlemen arose, ~applaudsd, and waved
handkerchiefs ; tho ladies returned cor.
dial greetings. and the evening most
pleasantly proceeded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
A DEED OF DARKNESS.
An Attempt % Burs Ont Taller
Hanks-Ths Fire Was promptly
8ouelohed.

oQueioheo.
At $50 o'clock this morning q Of the
darkest and most dsmnabls deeds was
done In Virginia which was ever psrps.
trsted under cover OF night. At that
hour some person. out Of revenge prob.
ably, sst Hrs to the residence Of TALLER
Hanks and came near burning up his
wife. children and father. Fortunately
the Are wa discovered In time not only
to rescue the inmates OF the burning
building, but also to save all except Q
small proportion Of both building and
contents.
The building occupied by Mr.. Hanks
IL situated west OF A street and north OF
Mill, Virginia. It consists OF the prim.
tive 0phir oHice-a stone structure-to
which have been attached Q large up.
right part, two stories high. and an ell
back for q kitchen. storehouse, wood.
shed, etc. It was to this latter part OF
the house that the ~incsndiary applied
his torch. The night Wa we'll chosen
for the desperate purpose, Q 8 q OF the
highest gales Of this mountain region
was blowing.
Mr.. Hanks was at the time at the jail.
Mrs. Hanks had been suffering from an
attack OF pneumonia, and after an ap.
~plication OF sudorifcs was sleeping
quietly till aroused by the suffocatinR
smoke which filled the room. Her first
thought wal OF her two children, and,
seizing these, she rushed, ~barefooted,
barsheaded and In her night clothes,
into the snow and storm OF the night.
She then returned, and with difficulty
succeeded In rousing Mr.. Hanks father.
an old gentleman, spending the winter
with his son.
The alarm Of Hrs brought out the FIRE.
men promptly and Chief Rush managed
things so admirably that only the wood
shed and storsroom and q portion OF the
kitchen were destroyed. Mr.. Hanks lost
his winters wood and considerable
extra furniture stored away. Mrs.
Hanks 10 now his chief concern. As her
exposure Of last night Is likely to eggra.
vate her sickness. he feels thankful TO
the Hremen who saved his house, to tho
police for their assistance and to the
nsighbors for q thousand kindnessos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
CON-. VirEinis h..sisE.

At the annual meeting Of the Consoli.
dated Virginia Mining Company ysster.
day afternoon 400, 1853 shares were repre-.
ssntsd. The old Board OF Directors was
reelected with the exception Of George
R. Wells. resigned, and r. d. Follis was
elected In his place. The officers 70.
main 90 heretofore. The Secretary's
report showed receipts during the year
Of 90. 963, GIT OF, OF which $2,4 8l, 1858 SO
was the gross yield Of the mine for 1873.
The balance on hand Of present 10 $751;.
75l Sc. A resolution was passed in.
dorsiug the acts Of the Board Of Directors
during the past year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
Mining Locations.

Notices OF mining locations have been
aled with the County Recorder, as fol.
lows:
By William Robinson. 1900 feet, Gold
Hill District, Q northerly extension oil
the Hartford. called the Favorite.
By D. w. Johannsen, 1900 feet, Flow
cry District, called the Sonoma.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
Last Highs.

Last night was n Of the widest,
stormiest, most clustering and disagree
able nights svsr seen on the Comstock.
While Il was clear overhead the wind
blew a perfect blast. It's blows were like
those Of q stuffed club. Tho snow from
the mountain and oil Of the last fall
seemed In an active state OF unrest and
determined that all who were caught ont
should be In q like condition. At times
It was impossible to look tan feet ahead.
The wind was colder than usual, sven
for o winters wind here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
Opposing Morton's Confirmation.

WASHINGTON. January 8. - Senator
Booth aud Farley. and Representatives
Davis. Page, Pachsco and Berry ysstsr.
day unitsdly signed . written communi'
cation, addressed to tho Senate Finance
COMMITTEES, recommending "that the
nomination Of John Morton - Collector
Of Internal Revenue for the First Call.
fornis District. DO reported adversely"
They base their request upon two
arounds : Nrst, that Morton, BY reason
Of bis youth and inexperienoe. IL not
competent to all this important position
properly /; and second, that he 10 not
Identified With California, and therefore
should not DO given an Office which her
people have Q right 10 expect to bs filed
b. one Of themselves. This document
vas handed 10 the Chairman (Bayard)
by Senator Farley, and he and Senator
Booth have followed Il up by personal
conversations With all members Of the
committee, both Democrats and Rspub-
licans. The COMMITTEES will bold IL
nsxt regular meeting nsxt Tuesday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
The Press. on Garcelon.

CHICAGO. January 9.-The Times pub.
fishes two columns Of fine print Of edi.
torial extracts from 10 Democratic %.
pers. representing the principal cities in
the country. respecting tho situation In
Maine. Only three. the st. Louis Re.
publican. the Cincinnati Enquirer and the
Boston Globe (Butler's organ) approve OF
Garcelon's course. All the rest dsnounoe
It In more OF less stslwart terms. The
Times itself has been throughout con.
sis,sutly and bitterly hostile to the
whole proceeding.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
C~ryssaiissd Ceeissss.

The Virginia & Gold Hill Water Com.
pany harvested and housed 1900 tons Of
excellent loo during the late cold SNAP"
The big reservoir on the 0phir grade
furnished HOO tons, and the reservoir
on the Divide 600 tons. The ics made
at the time when the Thermometer
ranged from 10 to 20 degrees below zero
in this city was about ten inches Thick
and very clear and firm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09

Leo XIII speaks very little English.
and conversss generally In either French
or italian. He listens attentively 10 ev.
cry introduction. makes Q stately cour.
tesy, and then offers his hand. on which
CLEANS the p~ontiAcal ring. The visitor.
who at the time is reversntly kneeling.
gently takes the Pope's hand and car.
ries tho ring to his lips, the Pope gently
swsys his body back. disclosing his foot.
and q kiss is likewise imprinted on his
instep. where . cross resplsndsntly
shines,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09

Mrs Charlotte n. Brewster Of Carson
hal brought suit for divorce against her
husband, Edward A. Brewster. . resi-.
dent Of Virginia. Adultery 10 alleged a.
the caulA,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
Me.ssem.ry Guard xiees,e..

At q meeting Of the Montgomery
Guard. held last evening. Major W. Il.
Smith, Chairman. the following officers
were elected: Captain. Thomas Moses;
First Lieutenant, John Henderson; Sec'
oud Lieutenant, Richard Hennessy
Third Lieutenant. Richard Quinn; First
Sergeant. NJ. ]. Burke; Second Ser
geant. Timothy Dempsey; Third Ser
geant. p. ]. Morrell; Fourth Sergeant
J. n. Lesp; Quartsrmastsr Sergeant NJ.
o'Hara; Secretary. Matt McDonoush;
Treasurer, Bart Colgan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09

The Cooper Hall property has been
sold by Sheriff Williamson to ]. @.
Hampton for SIC. 4l0 80. It Ii hoped
that the walls and ceiling Of the upper
hall will now be painted white, 20 that
the pervading gloom Of the place may,
70 Q certain extent, b dispsllsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09

Child, three years old. is looking
wistfully at q diminutive pic. when Its
mother says: Snow. Meta, I want you
10 save your nice pie so your papa can
zee IL when no comes home." Child
docking still more ~wistfully): II sink l
could tell papa ezacly how 1t looks"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09

Departures Lat Eveatsg.
L shaw. A Arthur. J + Smith. W vii.
son and wife. p Dickson. Mrs 7 Jackson.
J Walker. II d Blasdel. Mrs + u Smith.
Geo Pape. J Haines. N Clispen. J Oliver.
q Nation, + n Smith. Miss Davis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09

Stephen Longfsllow. nephew Of the
poet. has been held for trial for forging
the name Of the latter 70 . check Tor
SlQ0Q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09
arr,.s,. this asr.,.x.

II W Bragg. IT Mooney. 8 Hoyt. "a
Bragg. Z @ Rufiner. N wasserman. II s
Porter. Miss A Cameron. II Balton. 7
Reynolds. J Parks. L W Lee. r Buckley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-09

- Beard.

LAST EyKsfNo.
u. an, 7s,
i.o naymonc IN III
. Eureka oon. "o'
i030 belmont .So
400 Leopard ive
80 4 Z Con-. ~
400 Gila. loo
IS Northern Belle; eS
70 Aannattan. ~
$50 Metallic. 'oc' 'oo AZ
800 Grand Prize w."
$50 Argenta. lS,ito
270 Navajo foc, JOG
500 Endowmsnt' foc
100 Star. lsc
100 Tuscarora' JUG
160 Belle lsie, IN
$50 Independence. i. IN. W
$50 Day. $50
800 Hillside. IN
1850 Paradise; !. 700
10Y Heal dei MONTE so' %
500 Albion, 500
$50 wales, ) 10. "a
20 NJ. Diablo. IAN, 10
$50 North Belle Isle, Sc
Csc Bodie. .
Gs5 Beehtsl. M 20
IS NcClinton. 4Sc
800 Tiosa. q As. AZ
500 summit.
soo Suns, an ~
~ SnaJ.n.. So inc
,oso
800 Ori.n,.Ie 4. DC
Ia I.isldsr.. 600
900 sIaeshsws. S5e. Coz
q So.th po5is. aOo
$40 hsoIsr Con. IN Sc,
,,se ors.n r. soc o.
aoo SSSs",iSs oSe
esS No. sI 81
ieS Con pseise.
n uniyer.itv. I5c
9loo nu5I.,. TSe
slo J~,nI,., IL ~
,o-o sop,s pni.sr IL,
20 49,. az. ~
- saH az
% On on
90 nooa.u 40 Soo''"
~ vea', 80
100 po.,.n cnn
Mss Nsrtin White. 7se. ZOO. ase. sOc
i0e Sonth Noond,v' N
900 JssS. To- sn.
sSS Az
1sIs T;n,on a sis
P''r'
This MORNING..
40 Ophir. l9S. l94, lst
$50 Mexican. lst. l9S, 1874
$50 Gould 4 Curry. 81. 81
lac Best 4 Bslsher. l3S, lsis, lSk
725 Califernia. 1 40. 1 80
$50 Savage, ca, Gu
1850 Con. Virginia, A. 4 80
I65 Cbollar. ~
20 Potosi.
$50 Hale / Noreross. 5 s,ss
$50 Crewa Point, ) W. 90
IS Yellow Jacket. IL. liz
$40 Imperial. 65e
20 Kentuek. 8 80
as Alpha. 10
loss Bslsher. ~. Oh
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-22

not hearing him at the Camden
campaign meeting, and Gen. Iiamp-
ton for Introducing him in Il false
and ungcncrous manner, and TN
fairly attacking him in his speech.
1t is said that Gen. IIagood and
senator Hampton did all they could
to secure him n hearing, hut the
young Democracy could not be re
strained.
We condemn the Democrats ut this
meeting for not hearing Col. Blair,
rs 1t is only by free speech and fair
argument, that the truth can be
found. On the other hand, we con
denim Col. Blair for invitinga riot, as
he conicsscs himself, by ordering
the gate Of the wagon yard in which
he was holding forth to be opened,
and instructing his dusky followers to
arm themselves with wagon spotcs,
and whatever else they could lay
their hands upon, fora general row.
\ wrong was committed on both
sides.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-22

Ham prepared 10 supply
u Families h the celebrated PhilI,lci-
pha Champagne Lager Beer by the Dozen
cheaper than Charleston market. At
Wallace Cnnnon'S Old Stand
j. DEE ANDRNS, Agt
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-22
A RIOT AT-TIiE NORTH.

On last Saturday night, during the
Democratic parade in Wilmington.
Dclcwarc, Il riot was started by Inc
colorcdtpcoplc Of the city. While the
procession WAS marching through the
street, colorcd men stationed in Il
brick building in the third story,
threw bricks and fired pistols into
the passing crowd, woundinga num
Der OF Democrats. The Democrats
then rallied, fired into the building,
and the colorcd men scattered and
escaped down Ninth street. ONLY
two Of the colorrd men were Slightly
woumHyd. Six OF thc ring leaders
have since been arrested.
Troops should be sent To keep these
Yankees in order.