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, 1881-01-10
UTAH, AFFAIRS.,.
The Entering Wedge for the Sup:
precision Of Polygamy.
Gov. Murray Refuses Certificate 10 The Nor.
mon Delegate 10 consross:' .,

Gov. Murray RaIuses Certificate 10 the Moi.
mon Delegate 10 Congress- -,
Campbell, the GENTLE, Candidate, Given
the Seat. -
Tho frIcn,ls Of tho mining aud railway King
of enslthern Utah:-AltGn urccn Campbell
placed him In the field Inst tail AZ mn opponent
Of Cannnr1. tho four-wlvod Mormon, for Ioe-
gnto to Congress. The hope TINT he would DO
| elected Wns forl0rn ono. yet tho 9untilos Of
the Territory. with cornmendnblc patriotism,
woro not willing 10 sco tho election pass without
having n ticket Of their own to vUte. Tho result
| WIS that Campbell received only 1,3b7 votes IN
the Territory, while Cannon secured 1s,6os
| votes.
Learning by n d!epateh TINT Gov. Murray
had on Saturday issued certiAcase OF election
to tho Gcntie chndldate and that Mr.. Cnmpboll
was IN tho city, representative OF THE Tn1n.
uNE called on TINT EontIpmnu at tho pnlmcr
linuso yesterday, Just before ho lelt for tho
II congratulaic ,you on rocoiv!nz that ecr,ll-
| "Thank vou." repllcL III. Cn.npbcll, who was
s!ti%Sps 2s 'G"5'ss st Iaso f.
torltey that It n,lEt bo so.n
Tho dispatch reati as follows!
ss;t'saia as asxaio Issued sna de}iyersd Il
Iii. Campbell continued: "1want il Under.
oEqns }n.dS, y nsn, ,n's 1o; ;s Sxs soIs
RSt bam on e at ~. It ct
nj, hs nsem 'oE sa! Mr. hut
rarson brnsshlnw-spoko : sor1pons md wroto
sec % Low W any ny sn % Guild boiicvs IN % The aiyinlty I @
| bccti and tho other Is uuw advocated ns reltg-
nsssa aeSna se 'snisse' ssrss na' and female In
"rssf ss isns ere tS0 S Ps,S!SSes i
alflra9e. Females not ot mo voto,. and womon
.saad T. m sqhs"fs thc ssas j.
sho an ne,noc5a. md have
eoa ps5 81 nc ss s
sall E. Yniss. 4 { 70 protect s,tzens and sustain
c9 o e ooton Eyory r .S
porson Il yeass Of ~ and iaw.abidlns shou ui
n Sna Rq non ;SIn% 0sherP sn Nm ,,,cou n,a
ss$ ~
Which Congress viii debate"
3gSt, E5f;4sssr I; .:ss EA H. 4rrau oortor " lie
Tho Tins e vii soon urr,yo for tho INA, cuuya.s
asS
=, s., II. nnn,,o
nn.S rHs,,n ~ fhn ~ e ts r%%sna - M ,pt
siow probably thuf majSrisf Of se voscs aotaaiis
s 1a III pSe nso9
nntjon ma nv etil hrhnr n,Ivrs,n II thu r. rh1in
c,1mnt,utr In tha 1rfSrnst II sSi rnx crn.uur ~
pFptcu 1iid Io ufue1t nusflst tho co,ntInr 81 INV
T {soSo q sa u,v hovc,c uout h.
Yass, q o tosSI i
n,.,r I'm feIeSS IN xS,t fn III fntnct tsi.
thnt feunl Wi erx sitnl ,tnjv II fnrin",f ~r '"S
< IT II @nrH n,nt1nr ~ SnbiiT,rn" ~h.+hn- +bc
nrmas rnt1d fnr ~ enmhiantHs r"nr".snuI octmn ~.
~ mara tfh,cni
e ~ nnrsan1 mSii9S1s S Il Mn+c GIa V
~ IA xsan ~ vn+as t.nn hx .hn.n ~
tied Il, .asn.S. III oiSctyo fnnsss " nn ,haSc
Ha fS ssss a1 HUH ss ea f
comparison 9f aEefesates Tou!d decie 70 vhoa youf
eyet. eon.onlnt 70 Tho American theory of popular
q confer such limited power upon thoso chhrgad
no elimination q y1tes iaxaly received,
guarded .ho Ialiot-6ox *md provided Tor puee md
colrad " some error ii jnd9munt Ur failure in duty
, 1881-01-10

Kidney and unnary trouble Il universal, and
tho only sufe and sure cure Ia Hop litters-rely
Oh II.
, 1881-01-10
- GOOD TEmPlARs,::

Bxttal UE5Datth 10 1he Chicago IFiAunA
WATEurown, Wis, inn. e.-Tho Jeryers,,
County District Good Templars' Convention, a -
session IN this city since Friday morning. NJ
touruod yesterday. Nluo OF tho twelve lo.,ee,
IN the district wero represented, and n rcpes.s
Interest In tho Order WAS reported, Tho rne,n'
bershtp Of tho district Is reported nt 100. NJ,
7: D: knuoi,sc. Of this city, was elected Dcput,
Hishel. Of Chicago, addressed a lnrgo tcnnnrr,. =.
nice meeting Friday ovon[ng at tho III, 4
, 1881-01-10

We recommend E!dredg ssvlng.maehlss-
, 1881-01-10

Wlnciteafcr,s 1aYrophosphfscp
will cure consumption, pottghs, wcnk inn,s
ofonchitls. ntld Eonornl debility. EstaGl|oGel
twcnty-0uo yours,
, 1881-01-10
BERNIIAnDT IN PHILADELPHIA. a.
Hnetiak Qisp1fch To TN ilhieuan trfthttna.

: -Dp*tEo* 17Hp7t'7s :" 7H* 0Hts740o 1FFo0Hss =
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. f.-Sarlh nernhnrdt did
not roturn to her hotel hitter leaving 1t to 60 to
tho matinee yeste rlay. She dtned In tho thon.
tire, mud drove directly to. tho Btntion, where
sho retired In her special car, saturdays TO-
ceipts wnro tho largest she eyor hnd
In single day, md turned tho total for Nifty.
seven performances ID over ss0o,0oo Accord.
Ing 10 the otito!Ai staiemtnt, MondHy.s house
was tho smnlcst, There was an Increase
Wo1nSsday Tor :casaiiit Tho, @ S thess was % drop @
e over y, ,ooo p 81 - fer "nsrnani," and We Le
oxtrn matinee on Saturday, whoa "CAm,lte :"
WIS repeated. brought b. 81 ta5, and the lur9est
house 1f the wcuk saw: Frou. Frou" lust oven
, 1881-01-10

qualifications tor Tho unico, those VI tie electors
Tutinz for ma.
allsn ustnx 1Iea "a u MOI eligible 10 uls 9ticoi ~
nutbOF kc{ptp fgfSrfpd to; an Dlecun Il uuus or
par1on Mho ID noii1ibs, that IL incapable at being
ptuctpd. tho sseuu0n VI Auch pHrSUu ID abApIutolY
vY!a' eyen a9uxh e. |, xotsa fot q tho sans lime
ingiy aIoclsd Nad llts il Uqu.ly true whether ihs
disability II known W Tho onator Or nots WhstheF .
saTy 10 ihs election whetter ths votus aro given
suihuFtf aud tIo eul6unly wafch hs citas II il ths
As 10 ihts caJuntry, ailI also IL EnR.nd, That nut
II void but il auct aociiJn takes place eitar .otIcs
n.n,st !, n. Vim tHn M fuhast nunIar ~ vrfss
iii ia eiectud iii M Ill Ill - 'SsS@
, 1881-02-25

JulMl: JAMESON. III giving decision III
the s]1vorce ease of t;r;sc. Y. tiatcs against
Summer Gates yesterday, where The sepnra-
ton "as sought III TIM ground TINT tic lli,s.
ha1ld vas II l1abitnnl aru,lknrtl, hclh TINT
wllnrc the l'ah!t If drinking l,as been car
iled on to such excess as seriously to inter-
fcru with IT fittn's cupacity and dis
position 10 conduct hfs business properly mud
successfully, his wife hns snou grounds for
divorce. Tine .ndge hel.t tint 1.-The I.egfsiu-
ture woul'l l'e justified In ,'rovlding. where
,lan las 50 fndutgcl III drink ns to haye
thlntc'l his booel, ansl thus made 1t probable
that Ills future offspring will take by H.
hcritancc Il tendency to vicious courses, TINT
fact alone should he II good ground for \
llIYQIccn
, 1881-02-25

Nlns. lsEnrccA }tMi1gplGa; iand hrr
mo'hor, Mrs. parety3WS{g,Tadtctfl nj l.on~
'tnn, ,fadIson County, taaI s6f: :;p}k murder Of
SAluncl Armstrong nj TINT plnru nbo,t
two years agt'. Mrs. COrzeftfus WIS
thu Wife Of Armstrong, and cn,npassetl
his death. 1t Is charged, III ortIec IN
obsafn Ills property. Willis l!o was sleeping
they SGT an Iron pail fNll Of eharcoal npar Ills
ac,l a1n! SIT II IN lre. llu WIS sl.fucAtc,i by
the clIurcoal fumes. Mrs. narcIy thon fired
u plstulsh1t lMl0 Ills botly in sncI, u wny Ms
II max" II appear tint lle was Slot through
the ttnor. Tlc story Ut tho murder was tolsl
BY Mrs. naroly 10 Il recent'y.ac..utro.t l,lls-
band llalllril White,
, 1881-02-25

AN lnnuisityse reporter interviewed Gen.
I1ancuci yesterday tn ascertain tho why and
wherefore nf his proposed attendance at tic
Presidential inaugural ceremonies OH the 4ti,
l'roS. Gen. Hancock said, sensibly enough,
tlat Gttl. Garfield hui leen elected by the
American peoplc, Ills election had been de-
c!arcl l'y tslo Democratic Scnate and House,
that ic was tn be- tho Chief Executive Of the
SatI"1. for foHr yrats. and lle did mt think
OF tile political Inspect Of the matter Mt a!t,
bit was tn attcM'l The inaugural MS mark Ut
respect io ten. Garfield, au ut tilt invitation
Of tic Chairman of the InnnyMrnl Commit
tee. lie said tllat hts reason fur declining 10
became the guest Ut tho Chairman uf tile III
augnra1 Committee wns that he expected
several friends TO cnl on him wlIj|e in Wash
ingtoi,, aud that If he stud at Il private
lol'se II wontd bc embarrassing to himself.
Ills visitors. an.l probably to his hust.
, 1881-02-25

'fn1IS t. MOoSE, real~cstate dealer .or
indianapolis. committed suicide In TINT city
Yesterday willie temporarily Insane. lusn,,~
'ty seems TO be- hcredItaryin Ills family, Ills
brother committed suicide some four years
ago. a'ld other members of his family titt
their own taking.otf.
, 1881-02-25

THE conference OIL the Ind1Rn Approprta-
tlon bill lsas resulted In ;,M AGREEMENT. Tile
House members lave withdrawn their u,,,u,-
stiah to tic Senatc amendment retaJutug t.,e
HnHrsl of Indian Commissioners. md the
Senate members ngrccd tn recommend tint
no appropriation br inat1e for the exucasr uf
the Commission,
, 1881-02-25

lr IL statNl from Mentor tllut fiell. t;ar-
field hts settled on Monday, Feb. rs, III tito
tay Of Ills departure for Washington, which
lIu will rcacl Tnes&lny, Atarct |. Ills Wife
mother. aut llaug'Itrr Mo!lIc, md hls suns
irwin aitl .shran', with very few i,ltlnIato
frielnls. will accompany htul. Tlu e0nstitu-
cuts of hts oil! Congressional district vii!
iieet III Mentor OIL Feb. ~ to sce AlnI i,tr,
Thu Hon. 4. l.. Tinker, Ut gainesville, will
l'aks the farewell Speech, a,ul tirr. t;art'e!d
will rcnly. Under u recent 0lttss all express
trims Oil Tho f.ale H,oru ltuAu urp tu stnp Mt
Mtntor I'LL tho prestdcnt-clect DEPARTS. Tile
daily t|.tuns Ut slaItofs has been lnsnietlse,
al,u Is increasing.
, 1881-02-25

TIE Agricultural Appropriation bill, as Il
passed the House las been nlncInted IN tho
srnnte Committee by the addition nf m Item
of s1j,0U for Investigating tile ru,,scs which
lcnd to pfeurH-nne,tmnn1:s. anil nn item Of
Sj,o00 tn continue II scientific Investigation,
Int" t'e textile strength arsl fcltfng capaclty
Of different wunIs.
, 1881-02-25

Alis. ~. II. RArrfEYE WIS brntght l,pfore
Judge kttcf;erbnrker in tie f'rnbate Court
yesterday. arl being unable or unwilling to
raY over nancy which lie tlet,t as tic
guardian of the adopted daughter ut the
'ate John n. Wallace. WIS sent tn jniI. iic
was afterwards released OIL It writ Of habets
cnrIln4.
, 1881-02-25

ttESRf u. ctMtKE, Mt one time Governor Of
the District Of Columbia. when the Dist riot
WINS under Tcrrl'arInl government, anu n
member nj the banking- -hnlsc 1T Jay Cooke
&''o., died yesterday ut t:tnrgctowu, u, t..
In Ills Iit]l year. llo was b,n,her of Jar
rOhkc,
, 1881-02-25

PASSENGER TRAIN was thrown from tho
track by spreading rails between lt,nsyicw
and G[atlcwalcr, Tex. last evening, a,u{
twenty passengers were Injure.l.-W. TELLS.
OF st. 1.onls, \. X. burton, and IL. t. Terry
Et,l1ut,1tr
, 1881-02-25

TIE evl.lcnre against tho State Warehouse
md llailrhal Commissioners before tho ILL.,
yestiEatllg Committee ut Springfield was
concluded for tho present. yesterday, ani the
evidence for tito .Icfenst, WAS eu,n,1rnced,
, 1881-02-25

TltE Stn0tt Committee nil Commerce las
added s'Do,oo> To the alnount appropriated
by tho River .ntl lIarltor hiltn,.t passr the
House. The Committee las Increased scy-
cral Items. md cut out ,ll1lte u number uf
others.
, 1881-02-25

'rHE1.E WIS great str!igeIacy Il. the Now
lurk nos4ey market yestunlay, anA specu-
lators paid higher rates ot Interest aiai
commission fur loalls thuh ut my
tins slnca tho tiual.ciai pA1tic Ut 18Th.
TltU strilIItncy WIS cat4scd by 1lp
aciIun Ut thu National banks In withdrawing
thoir circulation. alA will be only Tempo
rary. 1t IL believed, as Secretary Sherman
has leci4eu tu redeem. thu per runts due III
, 1881-02-25

TliE malt-tratn Oh the New Jersey Midland
Railroad WIS wrecked yesterday morning
Just east Of Ogslensbnrg, y. j. TIE cottl-
blnett tnnif AMI st,nking CIR atut The ras-
sengrr roac!i WeH, lnrHfd, u'nt the f,assett-
gers. about twc!vr iii all, were more or less
Injured, hone fatally.
, 1881-02-25

MH. CAnrwnH1ET'@ hill to prevent ,ucn..
bera nf tic Canadian Pacific IaiIruntl Syn,11-
cat" FROM contributing t,nEcy to ,efray tic
election expenses Of candidates far tl,o
l'ontnion Parliament WIS defeated ycstcr-
da, By Il yntc 1t N tu:u.
, 1881-02-25

FIFTEEN l!ousrs md slurss, nearly tho
whuo of thu business portion Of l;.tulttow,t,
y. e., werr ,lestrnyr.! by ll,r yesterday. Ihr
1laxo WIS caused by III, inrcMdlary.
, 1881-02-25

TlE Prince ,f;;lynt:a iaau}xtlso luke Ut
f:'tlnb"rE will attaf{: thaa ;ws'lil'ng Of their
nephew, the oldest S1,l 1T Tho Crnwn l'ri,!eo
af Ger.na,1y, vi tlrrl!n next Sunday.
, 1881-02-25

AMI now cn!ac tho pncltic Stran,Sllipt
ranEes to make II war of rates. Thv China
Merchant Steamship Company a,nl tho
lnc!itc Mall cnn,pany ne mt 1t, md 1'acfllc
Cunst shippers nrc glad.
, 1881-02-25

GEnIsHE l.E1lKE1.Ev, II Wull-knuwm I:nEtlxl,
writer MI spnrting matters. alnt 1rutIlor tn
tito Earl Ut Berkeley. .lle'l ytstertIuy In Ills
Slst yepF,
, 1881-02-25

Till Fresltnlpscot I',ltpware Conpany'a
mill 1T Nostl t;url'anl, Me-, valued ut $:.5, ,N
anil i"snrlal {nr S's,NU, was destroyed by
tllU yesterday morning.
, 1881-02-25

AtcHAnn WILLIAMS WIS kille.ltnn Wilkes
barre cnlItrry:> Yesterday by runway car.
James l'ayis, :WIl!!asn =Rayls. II. Wrl,h, md
Edward alci1ne A.a!9' slri94r.t. injured.
, 1881-02-25

l.ol.n Ono lsrssE..1., ihe british 4Atnbas-
s''tlnr to 1pr[lt a1sl o,le ut tim ablcst ,iipo.
ntnts In EuroM, lsas l'ccn snatle lsrftlst,
Peer under tlte iii le Ut I,arnn .Ampthlll.
, 1881-02-25

'rllE Rev. licnJa,ntn Spike, n brother 10
tl'o wrll-kuown African exulurer, tlr,,w,ed
himself III Somessutshtrr. EnK!u,al, yester-
ttHv
, 1881-02-25

llEK.t;EN. Nt:f. ut tito French urElly, a,,tl I.
nephew 0f ls0napartu's tnyotit Alassltal, cosll.
mitttat snlrltlv yesterday at C.utttlau,
fFN,tee,
, 1881-02-25

llnnElsr 1lAnflEt.l', tsune tllno MI etllto'
rlal wrltur Ut tllu Iluiialo Courier, shot Aim
self ut !!uifalo yestortlny.
, 1881-02-25

'TME sale Ut Intoxicating liquors at military
l'osts aud stations throughout TITO Un(tc.l
Stntcs las 1celi prohibited,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-29
Anernse. s,r.es aspss..

BAN Francisco. November 29-s 2. NJ
Gould / Curry. ca asked; Union Con-,
lik asked; Mexican. 81 asked. So sales;
Ovsrman. q 10 asked; Sierra Nevada. los
bid; Chollar. I IS asked; Andes. I os bid;
Alta. A. asked; Sierra Nevada. loh sales;
Benton. 75c bid; Justice. 75c bid; ophir.
81 asked: Yellow Jacket. . 6s bid; Hale 4
Norcross. "a bid; Potosi, ~ asked; Sierra
Nevada. l0S sales; Con. Virginia. l GO bid
I ss asked; Best 4 Bslsher. 81 asked. 81
bid; Crown Point. l so bid; Belcher. Q 30
asked. ~ bid; Union Con-. ll's asked,
liz bid; Andes, 1 bid; Grown Point, II
bid; Savage. 2 9S bid. . asked; California.
sc asked; Union Con-, liz sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-29
MiscellaueOuB

NEW Yonx, November 20. Morris
Tracy. Of Boston, and Michael Donohus.
Of Brooklyn, have signed articles to
wrsstls. collar and elbow. for the light
weight championship Of America.
It 10 reported that John Kelly has an
intention OF retiring from political life.
About 200 delegates to the Tariff Con.
vsntion arrived yesterday.
New ORLEANS. November 29.- The
Times and Democrat will DO consolidated
soon.
PHILADELPHIA, November o. Bail
has been renewed In the cases Of Benz.
B. Wiley and Christian Price, the alleged
Philadelphia Star route conspirators.
BosroN, November 29.-The Directors
Of the Pacific Bank, in Q long session
last night, concluded that In q few weeks
the securities would realize half Q mil
lion dollars, aud they could get halt o
million more from the stockholders and
continue business.
LITTLE Rock, November 29.-James
Holland was hanged yesterday bya mob.
near Russsllvills. because Of having
murdered Burgess James In 1879, and
having sincs escaped punishment.
WELLINGTON, KS, November 29.-The
citizens have taken charge OF Smith and
Danford, Of the defunct bank, and will
hold them until they dlssorgs. It 10
conceded that there 10 great danger Of
their being lynched.
DETROIT. November 29.-Hsnry Hunt
shielded here yesterday by csstipg him
self under o passing train. The body
was cut completely In two at the waist.
Family trouble vas the cause.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-29
The Baptist Boom in Utah.

New Yonx, November 29.-A preacher
from Ogden. Utah. addressed the Bap-
list pastors at their Conferences yester-
day. He said that the Baptists wsrsths
las. to enter the Utah and Rocky Noun.
tain region. but they seemed peculiarly
adapted to the field. Halt Q million
dollars had been spent in Salt Lake OF!
by the different denominations, but the
result was hardly apparent. In connec'
ton with the Church, day schools were
maintained, which sxerted q greater In.
fuencs for good. apparently, than the
churches themselves. The speaker said
he organized his Church with thirteen
members, and II now had nineteen, and
was the only Church able to maintain
prayer meetings. The other Churches
could not get more than four or six OF
the outside together OF o prayer meeting.
The pastor previously. in the Church ut
Ogden, acknowledged that there bad not
been q single conversion In his Church
since il was established; four years ago.
There was no Baptist Church nearer
Ogden than Laramie City. Wyoming.
400 miles away. The object OF the
preachers visit East was. he said, 10
raise money to build Q church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-29
Three Young Men Murdered.

ABERDEEN, Miss, November 2S.-On
Saturday four men with q wagon passed
through here. stating that they were
from near the Alabama line and were
going to Arkansas. They campsd three
miles west OF here. and on Sunday
evening persons passing by found them
living on mattresses, covered with quilts,
each with his head split open, as though
with an OK. There was no evidence OF
robbery visible. =.
ABERDEEN, Miss. November ga
negro has been arrested for the murder
Of the three men found dead near this
place. The negro admits having . did
Guilty with one OF the party on the night
they were killed. and q bloody shirt was
found on him.
New ORLEANS. November ga sps-
cisl from Aberdeen. Miss, says: The
young men murdered near here last Sat-
urday night were three brothers. Will
liam A., Alonzo r. and . younger
brother, all sons OF X. p. Walker, q
highly respected citizen OF Russell coun-
", Alabama. The missing man Of the
party, supposed to be the murderer, has
been arrested ct Corinth. and 10 being
brought here under guard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-29
DISPATCHES
The ORGANIZATION Of the House.

wAsnrSoTos. November pa Re
publican caucus 10 called for Saturday
next. The choice for Clerk OF the House
will. It is conceded. lie between ex-Clsrk
Mcpherson OF Pennsylvania and ex.Con-
gresham Rsinsy Of South Carolina, with
the chances largely in favor Of the for
mer. Among the candidates for Ser.
aeant.at-Arms IL James P. Davies OF
New York. Davies valves all claim 10
recognition In the event that Hiscock 10
the selection % Speaker.
There are nine candidates for Speaker
now in the field: Kiefer. Kssson. Ortb,
Dunuell, Burrows, Henderson. Hiscock.
Reed and Robinson. No combinations
have been effected. and the condition OF
the vote Is somewhat chaotic. Hiseock
and Kisfsr are apparently leading, and
the fight will be between them. Kasson
is not gaining any; In fact he appears to
be losing strength.
It's almost q foregone conclusion that
Capt. Sherwood, former Postmaster Of
the House, will be elected 10 that posi-.
ton. Private Dalzsll 10 his competitor.
Dawson OF California seems to stand q
frst.ra,s chance for Sergsant-st-Arms,
and Edward Mcpherson certainly 10 In
the lead for Chief Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-29
Items from Chicago.

CuIcloo. November 2s.- The City
Council last evening, BY q vote Of "a to
IS, voted to allow the Mutual Union
Telegraph Company to string its wires
on poles through the streets. and to
maintain them above ground Is long as
The present ordinances, or ordinances
vet to DO passed. shall permit. Under
the existing law It would be two years
before they will be compelled to bury
the wires.
There were twsnty-sight deaths from
smallpox 10 this city last week.
A considerable number OF delegates to
the Irish National Convention have sr.
rived, including Thomas P. 0'Connor.
Congressman Ford, General McMurphy
and Rev. DR.. Pepper. Mrs. Psrnell
will arrive to-day.
W.. F. Mellon, Assistant General
Freight Agent Of the Chicago and North.
western Railroad, has been appointed
General superintendent OF the A. I.
i 8. F. r. r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-29
Indian Keseryaiion Malters.

WASHINGTON. November 29.-s ecre-
tsry Kirkwood had q conference with
the Secretary Of War yesterday In re-
gard to the conflict Of boundaries devel.
oped between the proposed military res
srvation In Utah and In the sections Of
lands Professionally made by Ute Com.
missionsrs for the occupancy OF the Un.
compahRrs Indians. The result OF the
conference was . temporary arrange.
ment by which the threatened difficult
ties with the Indians are avertod. Agent
Llswsllyn. Of the Mescalero Agency.
New Mexico. states that the Indian are
now quiet. The late trouble was caused
by designing white men. who melted the
Indians to make iucursions into Mexico.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-29
Hashington Itsms.

WASHINGTON. November 20. The
President has approved the report Of the
Government. Commissioners appointed to
examine the 400 miles Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad recently completed In
the Territories OF Washington and Idaho.
Secretary Hunt has completed his an
nual report. A revised report OF the
Naval Advisory Board 10 inolnded 10 Il.
The Board has settled oil the main points
Of difference. and now make O unani.
nous report on the best method OF inn
proving and strengthening the navy.
The Commissioner Of the General
Land Once has denied the application OF
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com.
psny to be allowed to procure govern
ment surveys Of the lands along its line
In New Mexico and Arizona by means Of
dspositipg the estimated osst thereof,
under sections 240l-s Of the Revised
Statutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-29
The Mark Hopkins Estate.

San FRAScrsco, November 29.-Ssm.
usl F. Hopkins has %pstitionsd Judge
Finn, Of tho Probate Department Super.
ior Court to revoke letters Of administra.
ten In the estate Of Mark Hopkins IT,
sued some time since to Moses Hop
kins, the latter having failed to Ale
his official bond Of $l3, 00e, 900,
and asking that letters DO issued
to the public administrator. The Pc
tition sets forth that since the suspsn.
sien Of Mrs. Hopkins. as administratrix,
the affairs Of the estate have been aban.
donsd to unauthorized persons. and
large sums OF money have been collected
and remain outstanding and In danger Of
being lost. Moses Hopkins has been
cited by Judge Finn to appear Dscem-
Der Sd and show cause Why his author.
ity should not be removed. The remain.
der Of the estate unsettled IL valued at
Ss, 500. 900 and the bond Is axsd at $lS,.
600, 000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-29
Virginia Political Matters.

RICHMOND. November pa confer
sncs Of leading Readjusters and the
State Committee Of that party vas held
late last night. Nothing is known on
the outside as to what they did. The
debt question is said to have occupied
much OF their time, and the United
States Ssnatorship. organization Of the
Legislature, aud other State matters re-
eeived attention.
The State Board OF Cauvasssfs today
canvasssd the returns Of the State cleo.
ton. The vote for Attorney General
was: Frank s. Blair (Readjuster),
lI2, 900; Phillip W. Mckinney (Dsn.
ocrat), Ito. 627; Blair's majority, 227S.
The returns OF the vote for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor will bs can
vassed by a joint committee OF both
Houses Of the Legislature.
The Readjusters will have twenty-five
majority in the Legislature on joint bal
lot. Two defeated Readjustsrs In Rock.
bridge county will contest the seats Of
the Democrats. and there may DO other
contests.