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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
The Place % &c.

All kinds Of reading matter. the latest
magazines, leading newspapers and
standard works. can be purchased at
Chubbuek 4 Thorburn's Postofaee va
riety store. They also keep . supply Of
irssh candies. pocket cutlery and toys.
shsst music, stationery. and In fact
there d nothing missing in their sstab-
iishmsnt that 10 kept In drst.elass variety
stores. Their card II 70 b found uudsf
"Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Frssh 9rsssriss.

Extra choice butter and fresh eggs .
b found at either Of T. B. Mcourn's
four stores. He has . carefully selected
stock Of family groceries ct bis stores.
which he advsrtisss to sell cheaper than
the cheapest. he also keeps on hand
Ans old brandiss, wines and liquors. Bee
his advertisement under "Nsw To-day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Fer the Csavssissss 81 Pissseksss.

A oommisssry car will accompany the
picnic train Of the Pacific Coast Pho
nssrs on Sunday under charge Of . care
iul and competent person. Tickets for
the round trip. including entrance to
grounds, -; gate entrance, without
transportation, 81. Suitable prizes are
offered for the customary races and
smussmsnts In an advertisement in an.
other column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Arisops Killings.

TUCSON. June al. D. Camscho.
Postmaster ct Canada is Orc, wa shot
and instantly killed yesterday BY . man
named Prathsrman. The murderer
escaped.
A Star special from Florence says
n L. Stiles was shot and killed last
night BY bis stspson. Robert Bell.
Cause, family troubles. Bell 10 10 jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Iripsr's Opera Hoass.

The "Bls Four Minstrsls Company"
consisting OF twenty-five artists, flushed
with . successful engagement In Ban
Francisco, arrived 10 Virginia this morn.
ing, and will make their Arst appearance
ct Pip.r's Opera House this evening 10
new songs. new aots, and new jokes. II
10 claimed that this company IL the JOLT.
sst on record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02

BAN FlAScueo. June IA ,. H.
Sierra Nevada. isS sales; Scorpion. 2 10
sales; Alta. 3 GO bid ; Potosi. 8 u asked;
Union Con-. ISL asked. loh sales; Hale
/ Norcros.. Z 90 sales; ophir. 81 bid. 81
sales; Benton. soc bid; chollar. AZ bid;
Savage. 4 10 sales; Con. Virginia. 81 sales
Julia. $50 bid; CurtI. 81 asked /; Gould 4
Curry. 81 asked; Best L Bslshsr. la&
sales; Union Con.. 10 sales; Justice, Csc
bid; Yellow Jsskst. 4 AS bid; California.
I IS bid; Albion. 8 80 ssksd; Bslchsr. 2 90
bid: Sierra Nevada. 10 bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Tho San Franciico Mint Inquiry.

wAszrSoroS. June 2.-Ths com.
mission to examine into the charges
preferred against Superintendent Dodge.
Of the Ban Francisco Mint, has not yet
been appointed, owing to the declinstion
OF two Of the gentlemen who were re-
qussisd to act. It 10 understood that
superintendent Snowdsn OF the Phils.
delphia Mint. was o Of these gentle.
men who desired to be excused from
asrvipg. It appears ex.sscr.tary Of War
Ramsey and ex-senator Hamlin OF Maine
have been requested to serve. but II can
not BE- sscer,ained whether or not they
have accepted. The indications are that
ex.R Representative Houghton OF Cali.
fornia will act a. q third member OF the
commission.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02

Senator james G. Fair arrived on the
Comstoek this morning.
E. strothsr and vile returned home
this morning from . trip to the Eastern
States.
NJ. @. Hillysr. Superintendent Of the
Silver Hill. and vile came up on this
mornings train from San Francisco.
F. II. Huffsksr went below last even.
inQ on legal business connected with The
settlement OF II. Lynch's estate. he
will be absent about Q week.
Nathaniel v. ". Conkling, . brother
Of Roscoe Conglipg. wa on the Com.
stock yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
CopkIng's Dispatch to Malone.

NEW YoRK. June IA Hrald's Al.
bspy special says: The dispatch Of
Conklins to Mshous has crested . gen.
nine sensation here. Representative
stslwsrts say II hss very great siapia.
canoe, and predictions are made that II
will have . marked "a. ct on political a..
fairs. Copkling has placed himself and
friends on record for all that 10 good In
Mahons's policy. and have taken tust
the opposits ground Of that adopted BY
Garfield and Blaine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02

Ys fair o~es who % EraeefnIly
preside at your husoonds' hospitsbls boards
should furnish his guests with hub Punch
which ecllpsrs In havar all punchss hastily
made. ME- 10 either with nns foe or hot water.
bold BY oil arocers, Wine Merchants and
Druggists. Trade pupplied By Richards . Hat
risou, Agents for the Pacine coast, ran Snn.
cisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Terrific Hailstorm In New York

PouoHx.xpsIr. N. Y. June A
terrific bailstorm occurred hsrs yssisr.
dsy. which extended from New Hooksn.
sak 70 Fishkill plains. The grain
syerywhsrs was destroyed. corn and
younR fruit killed. and strawberries
ruined. The storm lasted three. quarters
Of an hour. Some Of the hailstonss
we're two inches In diameter. In some
places this morning the h~Glstoass were
two fsst dssp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
0vsrIand Passeugers Coming.

ToprxA. Kansas, June 2.-Ths fol-
lowing list Of overland passengers passed
Topeka, via the A. T. 4 8. F. &. b..
June 1. to arrive In San Francisco June
9Th: Charles woodoock. Copnorsville'
Ind; ". Sonnet, New York; ]. Il. Will
sop. Finlsy, Ohio; Miss A. Armstrong
Ban Francisco; Mrs. Bangs, Ban Fran
cisoo: d. q. Logan, Benson. Arizona.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Strike at Bodie.

BopIr. June 1.-The white men ct
work ct the Bodis end Of the new Mono
Lake Railroad, 10 the number Of about
100, struck this afternoon. They have
been receiving 81 Is per day and board.
They demand "a aud board. The oom.
psny refused to aeceds to the demand.
and ths men were given their money. A
meeting 10 being held tonight Of the
strikers. Several Of the men who struck
arc preparing to return to work In the
morning,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Jsh. ". Mckay s.d las. =. Fair,

q: The New York Trisuns says that ~.
w. Mackay has concluded to give up
hard work in the mines. and that be will
start ON . journey around the world this
summer after visiting the Comstock."
The San Francisco Exchange has 1t that
''ssnator Fair has taken . separate ONCE
on the second door OF Nevada block on
Montgomery street. San Francisco, and
10 handsomely fitting up the same. The
Rossips argue from this that he 10 going
into business on his own hook"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
II led for o SQuaW.

YsixA. CAL. June 2.-Mr. traitor
shot . man NAMED Woods through the
head yesterday. ct Shovel Creek. on the
Klsmsth river. near the Oregon hos.
With Q rife. claiming that Woods A.
tackled him with . knife. A squaw wife
was the origin Of the difficulty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Musical Bigamht.

NEW Yo.x, June 2.-Lsvi. the famous
oorns. player. has been arrested on
charge Of bigsmy. The complainant
oisims that s6s Married Levi In Eng.
land In 1850. She ssks for Z divorces.
siimony and the custody Of thsif two
children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Tho star Route Prosecutions.

WARRINGTON. June 2.-Ths govern.
msnt has employed the services Of COL
onsl W. A. Cooke Of this city TO prose.
cute the case against the Star Route
ring. BE 10 one OF the best criminal
lawyers In the country. He did most
Of the real work In the whisky ring
opoasoutinna
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
San Yranci,co Mint.

wAsxuoTos. June Lit hes been
decided to appoint Edward N. whits
Coinsr Of the San Francisco Mint,
IN place Of Frank x. Cicott, now
holding the position. Whites appoint
mept 10 made ct the instance Of Senator
His commission will b madD
ont this afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Gasoline Vire and Explosions.

spa,soyrrLD. Mass. June 2.-Tvsn-
~. seven barrels Of gasoline on the plat.
form Of the railroad freight house,
caught Are this afternoon Immediately
after the passing Of an express train.
There were two explosions which In
iured several hrsmsn and many citizens.
Altogether forty people were more OF
lsas burnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
n...rs.re. -, R,..i.E.

James Ann. J Harlow. II O Nelson.
J Sweeney. IT Dram. Mrs Avery. Arthur
Connolly. IF Stout. h Justice. Mrs D
Cohen. Mrs. J Halleck and family. = n
Huffaksr. Mrs. J o Hsppnsr. J Bisslow
and wife. Z Ncostusan. z Nsvins. Horace
Y Q-tft
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02

The police officers in Virginia City did
some good In making the rsids In China
town week before last, when they ar
rested thirteen Cinnamon. but il has not
closed up the opium dens, and ths white
boys continue to "hit the pipe" the
same a. ever. From the boldnsss OF
their going and coming from Chinatown
IL would appear a. 10 they had NO fear OF
being taksn-that they expected to be
posted whom the raids would occur.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
AFcCK
n. Rrnssises Beard.

-
Last xvxNrno.
40 Grand Prize. 400
100 Metallic. $50
70 Eureka Con-, alk, u %
$50 Star. 20c
SOU Navajo, CSC
100 Albion. 81
$50 Wales. N
2ss Mt. Diablo. sk
$50 Holmes. $50
$50 Bodie. 6&, CT
100 Blackhawk. zoo
400 Queen Bee. Zoe
$50 Day. I 20
100 Mono. las
$50 3outh Bulwer. 25o
40 MONDAY. I 80, I IS
$40 North MONDAY. I Is slo, I, &c
so Bechtel. 6Oo
225 Orc. zoe. $50
10 Tiptop. 81
60 Silver King. 22N. n
100 Head Center. ~
1000 Wedge.
$50 Tranquility. ~
$50 sulphurst.
THs MORNING.
ls5 0phir. 81. 81
$40 Mexican. Is. l2h
600 Gould 4 Curry. 81. ~
sas Best 4 Belchsr. l6h. lsk, ID
$40 California, I 20. ! s.. IN
TAO savage. 4. 4 03
$40 Con. Virginia. s 70. e5
500 Chollar. 2 60. IS
500 Potosi. 8 30. 81
a45 Hale 4 Norcross. ~, 4 50
$50 Grown Point, \ so
$50 Yellow jacket, 4 so. ~
$50 Imperial. 23c
las Kentuck. "a
2l0 Alpha. 4 50
ATS Bslcher. 2 70. 2 65
$50 Sierra Nevada. TN. l7S. Hk
$50 Confidence. ~
so Utah. ION
ESQ Bullion. soc. s5c
$50 EIchequer. ~. ! Is
10 Seq. Beloher. ca
$50 0verman. I 40. I so
$50 Justice. Csc
4so Union Con-. 14t. l4k. II. l&k
ass Alta. AZ. 2 so. IS
1910 Julia. $50. Coo
100 Caledonia. 23c
TOO Silver Hill. l5c
$40 Andes, 2 40. 2 IS
$50 Ward. AZ
$50 Scorpion. AZ. 2 40
$50 Benton. $50
1850 Solid Silver. $50
80 Golden Gate. 2 40
500 Sierra. I 30
1915 New wells-Fargo. 500
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Baiiiss shipmsns.

The Sierra Nevada Mining Company
last evening shipped bullion to the value
Of $39. 006 So. Il Il the product OF the
ore taken from the mine during the
month OF May.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Graduates This Year 81 the virgiais
Nigh school.

Following arc the names Of the pupils
10 the senior class at the Fourth Ward
High School. Virginia, who will graduate
this year: Maggie Monahsn, Minnie
Pyns, Mamie Michelson. Carrie Hurd.
George Briggs, Frank Mitchell and
Harry with.rspoon
The honors Of the GLASS have not been
awarded and each pupil has yet TO be
examined in arithmetic. algebra, gsom.
etry. botany. rhetoric, literature. pbilos.
opby. physiology, history. geography
and grammar. before their percentages
are given them..
The class exercises will be held on the
Gath OF June.
CREDIT TO THE COUNTY.
The excellent standing Of the soon.te-
be graduates reflects credit alike upon
pupil and teacher. and the citizens Of
Storey county have every reason to be
proud OF their public schools. More
especially can the citizens Of Gold Hill
congratulate themselves on the record
made BY previous graduates OF their
schools. How the members OF this
years class will weave their future des-
TIMES remain to bs seen. but they at
least have the credit OF leaving school
with higher houors than any others have
done.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
KuIIug NJ

SACRAMENTO. June 2.--About 8 o'clock
last evening George Milaisch, proprietor
Of the new Csmpi Restaurant on Z
street, shot Peter Morelli. an Italian
employs Of the establishment. The
wound 10 believed 10 be mortal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Bolton and tho Worlds Fair.

BosroS, June AIT . meeting Of
prominent citizens yesterday Q commit
tee was appointed to consider the whole
subject OF the Worlds Fair. its cost. 10.
come. site. time and other points Of i'm
p%ortauc0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
EXCELLENT SCHOLARSHIP.
pipLonA sEEKERs II GOLD
HILL AND VIRGINIA.

ne Cemnsseeusss Exsreisss-Tbs
Houers- Whsresbouts Of Geld
HIN Graduates OF 80 asd ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02

6tn0n RETURNS IN % DAYS ON 80
9IkUU invested. Oncisl fepofts =
Like pronts weakly on Stock options Of eloto
Wall RtraAt n. ocny-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02

NYFIoE AND RBIpKNcE - oPPoerT1
~ the NEvs Once. Main strest, Gold Hnn.
, 1881-06-22

TIM will ',c ratified. Thu |ipo In, I'm, -.
rUNn i',r tr elevation nf SltelI urn' H. H. JGt
vii r"ur. tin'l It'll mt nIake tla Atinss,iiss ts y
VHraI, IT, l"r tew Gfeat %1ars e swn!jow s
continent, 10 furnish few fat nae tnagua,as. t,ls
with h[u'brr Thu grcntesL blessl,,~ ,niaIes ~ aiss
country x tho raIrotls, na.!u fnr X H. IL 'is
hrers lll! W. tnttst mt 1iu tnwn NJ ~ ~
"srsers" a'' lct sho ra!lros'ls fc uver ny ny
yntI arn fnvn!ncn,llu 10 this stylo t,r tem',!sss '!s
l!Gn. lnt!cr.f,, yu,lr natural strength n' iera.
unl cai keep our public ,nen Via" hSi"iS iSsas q
revlynl ntrllt bfrat oui In Gouyress uyressf'l,9te a
!NElAaturt'a. ala tint flatly If olIr jcniin'!ts iu'!s
Republicans n1tl Drnlocrats might 10 dd,,',s HUE
1li tll0 :l''xlnl,s.senl in repentance, T1hwa Thw.at
Ivy VIII LIFETIME. cn1is. for KlnKS, ,nlul Quscnsss
ilia,tn "linrsina tathers nml l, l,lo,tl,"p. 10 b;
tho CHURCH, ntNt King and tl,lepils t1r1n ~ ~
lesser nlllclnfs. Meanwhile, lot nil uar"a,.! . ~!
know tllht llio lol!le clrc!u IA wll'rG to 1 III
nf tb,TllMry9I"I, s!Mrts. 1IS not hr!IM SIT
lncat!Sc II y right. AMI not brrnllsr y,,n ,s
ptvu ts1e!l 10 CENTS ur iii tlrlngp. T6etc ~. 7.
gtuat difference Eptwcrn rGW.lrtltnr vi,s,,as
ti.Nl making the pruflts thereof thu lt,peiIiinv
,nn!ise. lin wlia " honest merely l,eca'iss
bankrupt, IN MI lepartmei!ts uf lifc stetys
e'enr at brlt,ts., Not ui,e Of yUll, ttlu,i ~
wt,tini. hut will l)t. tempted tn 10 Wror for
compensation. 1.ct NJ rclGl,bcr i.,at X. *.
ttAy ct,l,es wlrt thu HlDst seeret tr,lsacoMm,ss M,s
" rriyttn alst! official life. ,iflless rccaici
Df, .wil! 'ninr tD .rcprcliullsiN,l. We ra,,',"t
brlle sick.tess. We cAhilnt brtbs teat w
cannot lrlle tic gl4lyr. We ct,ll1Mt urhr tha Mo
JNl9lnc!!lu uf tMt ti0it who tlnnllGrs il, i,s ths
lext: Fte s!!ull consume the taburnscss S ~
bribery" FIN!" rrlr,l Cnniinnl ijt:l''I1nn,,ii "
when dying, File! VIII mol l,eni Iv ji"" j,i,"a5
VIII tnuiey To ,lUthtnG.' Wherefore sl,nnifi
| die. bGIifg 70 rtch' IT tile, w1nic In rrai"
wt.ltlt S,yu my life ! nnl nb!e eltrr lyy ,mirvv
tO get 1t or b.. riches to huy It," Mrn ins
ultal, tint they tneu to lraye their wealth IN un
GArtt!. l}nt ittye to tell tllu tukrr vi briLrss
TINT Ilo will tnlse his money with Hin mi NJ
this wurlt. totl will wrap II lii in liz IL
slItUitsl or plt 1t H. tho pain Ut llEs llnnd Il,
tho res,irretlOi,+ md flerG It will stny jUl ,ha
ch!'l, bright, Allinfitg Enlt utat lay II, Tia
rnltli III tho ttny llt s0l, Ills vote mid liz
i,lnrnl .pIiMriples, hut IL hot metal, burning
iii the liallll ft,!yvrr. Or IL there he cno,R1
to forge gIln.t, then trnn' tic wrist It sj,ais
rlalk tic fGtters nf MI eternal eaptlvityJ}rSo
tint hrilles a|lall l,e I'LL eternal pt,sssssfon.
Yum tu,k It for tins a1ul yu,, tu,,k /, f1r
eternity. aInl sn,lin. tlny III tic next world.
longing fDr sympathy, you tnuy iGeI Ul. yotIr
ellcas i kiss, ntl1, turning, yOlI shalt nd il
e 'G, Ill.las, wl.t;, utter takl!s Thirty piyetss
tlf silver Ms Il bril,r, rOsGd tIlu bArgRlj! Jy 4
kiss Oh tue, pure ctIGuk nf his AtAs;Gr.
, 1881-06-22
"UNCLE RUFUS"
What He Thinks or tho Speculation
<'rAxG tkMh IllG Crops,

ErlAxG ttnh HliG Crops.
Nctv lUrh ursrhte. June ~.
"Anytillny new tt,-tlhy, A1r. ltutuls?" asked
Il Grmphfe reporter, rs UMclU Rufus finished
1onklng nver tho lupe I'll his new broadway
ullitu this mDrnng.
"Nuthlng particularly starilinY Just 1.ow,"
replied ifle yeter,n ltlnnc1ur, "exrept llml
Everybody IL cr,lzy. Insanity prevails from,
tho bishop to tho bo0thlack. slc,,, women.
nm Children art spccnlatlng III Wall street.
Tlo ln,lsses nre going II lose, III they did III
tS1i. Tho Inst card has bcen plnyei on thu
bull slte, alltl that las bern played by Wind
mn. l.ouk ut thu stock list. Tho new sec,ri.
ties ptaceA on tbs Nuw iurk Stock Exchange
within tho lust eighteen mUnths a,nUttnt 10
ucnrly 2..,0O>, ,t00, ,U00, Or morc tl,a1l the NJ.
tEo.sal tleIt. within eighteen. llsnntl,s tuote
wy VIII '!nye tei, through, trunk lihcs 10 tho
Fl.o, suoner tt,e Stock ,Excla'!gc a'ld the
bNltks rgnl[zn this the better 1t will be for
the,u Ain( tllcir customers. | uin fenrlng that
many Vt ul1r ypn1ig brokers wliu ire cArrs-
s,rss ne sse 9tss'ss 'sssaSer 1IIGn"1 rIas t"ffaR a 5
enterprises. Will silItenly.go OUT Of business
II u hnlt Is mt called, Ut tinlc.n,
"I!Iis certainly iooks startling" suggest
,"Wsil, iTs about tl!o TRUTH" rryul,,r.l In.
I,,.",. ,tn,,y. tI.fs,1. atrt -. sn,, I,.r,,nt
anstaileie. Mo,'t tiiiilK that W. eali hArVestt
se @ . as, Ell III. 0r W.T. t@tIecnasr.its Grsr,i,ntn ~
i,nfgn wy " Was'lns!nh ilas lnt "!i.tef.%.isas .is
tH',sa 0n 1a'1. j. iasS ~ ~ par cct, anu 1aes s!g,
Mneha s. ~ o. VI ee!t, WIN !aIHo nesleas9 sG
ft t nevotEe: w. mast !,a'o cohlinl!eo sooat at
.H., .htJest Meaitef ~ Raye ~ ~ r.. cGns H.
Ste'M' Al tae lIl9i.intinn fet '', i1Is l!s
MSS 1 1eas a to ogI1oy0 T. VII " @ 9s iow n s. ~
l'el ce'': oo !ar as tio l'F,ee ol Wneat - so.
GeFeI, eio ilews ieoni Co''tt,otal .a,os EnIots
o ,,,' s;.S ,,,o ,,Mnns; i s s,;ag sseouo ouo
ioy Nil ,se net.er GroS t1a amey hvs nSe
.lut Lay @ " @h"9ty TeMs,, hME,M m,w,nss ,sr ,,s,f pusf
niiu VIZ, " ~ pIophplittS' VAIL tnl 'isa"i mn
taatitS. WIN tnnr ert'Ps iiGro i!lA VI S9m. ~.
i!nF'fst ~ t!le 1tnet Hts, ~ oks s,; ~ U'' @ ~.
~. ~ siOi.lt! be uirle III nllila liiai w u,e
,au GSttaorla''Nry goo! ctnES ~ HE co1m. ~,
try lUr tilfeo yGafs Mtsl Whlte EmFopi lpt
llle A,,,io lMrlosl hhs slneretI VIII SHUT
efnps. =, ill., ,,.,.. .,'r,
!. ~ I. 10 tae cntm eIon:,, ,,r,.
en'liiOt W cohtTsGte4 ~, tn liat n'l ,r. cy! III
csni, lnst yeaf Was 0eHGos9, btSMolS I 5Muts ~
co1it!rea % lle etop OF ls.g: t!e wsnev. ,,ns "a
i iseo n9u iesi commenced INC lat " Neye,r
er' II Ws WnI s knWm n,r ~ .s,.ar nlli%mt" i;a In,
La, en' ~ nilu l!ost scIeie W!IteI .'.'' "a IN
ofeF Ieell eXpefleeletu ~ lHls culntls. Uiiu .,i
, 1881-06-22
A'sENSATI0tl At ELGIN.

El.utS, ILL.,, June ai.--Ju.lge Ranstead, In
tlls kai,a County Co,,rt sitting ut Geneva,
yesterday lined JOHN Il. Eddowes apu Par
doi. Il. Worselcy, thu two druggists Ut tiene-
vi, $50 eacll anu se,ltcieed thotn to'ton days.
Imprisonment III .tha County Jail. They
were convicted Inst week Ut sell1ng liquor IN
violation ot ,vliiaRe oratnalIceat but s0'.telsce
high social standing, keenihg tic twn drug
st0rea ut tho place, md their eaI!yIctEon mid
tho imprisonment ctatlsa IN their sa,,tellcl
creates u stir. Judgu ltanstcaH Inns tie rvl,-
lupUrt OF It's letter, rugnrttlpss of person, md
Of belnx particularly stringent Ii, llts deal
lligs with whisky crooks. l3nth defendants
INva AppeMlgl their cases TO the Circuit
Court u ayolQ the JAIL
, 1881-06-22

~ 4. = A-!..t'! WttA1Nqf0R 1'0sf, .r, IN. ro.
cnni Ssn appointed to O0 clerksd'n ~ ~
Pension Eeitcu; llumas u a nroh!gy: ~ IL from
Vrinity College, nublln. Ilu II suld disn r. sId aod
With. easo THO Fronoh, derman, ltanan T." s"lser. W
postnEuess lanxuaFes, md ,t II ", W. .spest 10
shorthand, G0iov aGo 70 wrIto ~ ls,sa wa,us I'D
n,tnnio a.ia biz handwriting y eotn i',nu n b. wa
a.1 otloiHl ruinrler VI tho llose Of CunasTd md
e CAME 10 Ibis country suycrat Scatt asu, as 10
II ut,y about rs years Old. f0w yGas' 'uninatl,
Who u sald 10 ~ quito tntelll9cnt an1 tolN4S4 '
, 1881-06-22
A TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

SARATOGA, N, T., June el.-The National
Ynn'parancO Association ut tho bletlIoulst
Church met hero to-day. The Itey. DR.: \, j.
Gortlon. Of Massachusetts, WIS elected l'rest.
don't, md j, 3, u. llley, OF Iennsy&yanla,
vtcerl'n'sl.leNt, pIu! Ellza u. TAan,pSDn, at
0l,iu, Secretary, Jnhm u. Cough, Mother
Stewart ,Qf Ohio, aud Miss Thompson n'u4o
, 1881-06-22
tTuD{1A 1A1lfNT9,

USlTEn ErtrEA DISTINCT COUNT-JunOH
Recommendations! lfuwkns Vt III. W. Newell
hlutslt,, lugunu i, Pike. j.. j. Morton. atld 6am-
uul N. Parry, verdict, suAjbS, aud motion for
now trlat:@j. X. Murphy. Ass!gtloe, ctc.. "a.
.fIn,ua st1h[ahoa, $Slsd.-Sau,n vs., Chnrles f!ur-
g1r, $1h+EL
: SuI'KNttMl Cus,ltr - Jupt,K OAHY City ".
Smyth0: condemnation ycr1ltut ngalnst civ fne
xs.t0D fur widening Ilirty-third strcot, from
Forrest to Calumet ,lvpt,uG. -
JutM1E Wl!t.lAMhoS-titorEe Y. Nnyos OF al.
vs., Ghuago + Northwestern Hallway Company,
$I,31D+h.
cIIIcUlr CuuHr-Junas NoNAN--A, +. Rea-
xl1:.:"U, nnh ninlann for n0w trn!.-l'1ter Atu.
klnnuy ~. Edwnr.l ltnbayltxt tegd!et, Is.
, 1881-06-22
ROCKFORD GOING INSANE,

UpfCEQf O4pHEEN 10 1Hs LNttuV0 7FF"''FsT ~
EIAlx, III, juno 3i.-Three lnsane person. ",
froM I.ockforl-J. =. ilollstadt, Mrs. Aasy
I,ra,lnus, md Mrs, Christine 1lolm1we,!ss s,s
brought to this city yesterday by shes!a
lIntcilins, Of ,Winnebugo County, to place ~
tho asylum, All were Violently lllsana ~.
When lio arrived at the hospital llueehhiHss llue,hss
found e lal not brought !lu papeFa toI 1ee "a
commitment, mid VI, llo had t; retilll'I ,. IsiI
Rockford, l0ayl,lg the ma. ~ tn C,sy liz nea
Md thu wp,nel III cIlarge OF private paSso pS IN.
ccodel lit getting tho three ll'to tue 'losp''""
, 1881-06-22
=. ARKANSAS HARD UP.

SPECIAL Uhpasta 70 1As CAtfdao st.oa"* Id
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 2l.-Tlie boaIa
Of Conferences a.lyertiso to-day fur proposalss
for loan Of 3ls5,ooo To defray the euatlua .aiva
sSpSsss 5pss a ts sesea StaS 'ei II s I ~ sS
Md builds Ut ~ cents oil tho dollar oll,,sat aui
pledged rs SECURITY tor ule prompt nasmm1h., a,m h.,
ii tbs loRi, Is beIloyel lle money y en 1nier. ~
secured iil st Louia Or ChlcaEo: LILY !nnnv Nv AZ
az l0W Q rRtu Of {nte1t.st Us p0sslble.
, 1881-06-22
GEN, J, Il. MOORE

DECATUR; Ill.,, juno M,-This evening
Gen. ]. IT, Muoru, who was recently mp
pointed United States C0nsIi ut thu Port Of
Callao, Peru. was rendered farewell rccel-
tlon and aarellade by the Decatur Ha,Hl ut
his residence, "A large nulu1ey ut prntDl-
wills wuru excIinnKei. 'tho {ienuynl was
knnWi during the War rs "the Fighting PAR
s0p." liz Will lcuYe Now York, fur Callno
1Mnu D0 atut will be accompanied by Ills son,