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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
p.parsures Last Evs.i.s.

Geo Logan. A Williams. TB Cutts. "
W NcKsighan, 8 C~sntrovitz. J Galindo
and wife. T d Cuts. Mrs Mcwilliams. Ed
Niles. Thomas Reynolds and wife. I Rich.
D Mcdonald. A Sweeney, H Kettle. L
sehoenfeld. Aw Cults. Mr J W Wilson.
n Finlsn. Robert Patterson and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
A CARD.

To ill who are sunerins from tho errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
eeipe thst viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered bya mission.
An In South America Send . sslf-sddressed
envelope TO the Rrv. JoszrH T. lNnAr, station
d, New York city. jaio ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
RERORr.
- Hra.sisss Dsara.

- HFa8efses Deasa.
Last lvxxro.
Is Eureka Con-. 40. 2ok
500 Belmont. l0c
20 Northern Belle, ~
Toe Grand Prize. I IS
Zoe Navajo. I 60
200 Star, 2Sc
so Wales. 7Sc
1880 Mt. Diablo. 81. 8 IS, 8 co. IS
loo Nj. Potosi. 400
SO Jackson. 25c
80 Bedis. 81. 5t,6
2s0 Bechtsl. 300
20 Tisga. COO
30 Bllwsr. ~
100 Summit. $50
400 Syndicate, Geo
TOO 0oodshaw. I, I 10
$50 Consordia, AZ, 2 As. : 40
so Belvidero. 500
$50 Champion, SOC. 40
100 Mono. 7So
$50 Addenda, 20c
$50 North MONDAY. $50.
so Neonday. sse
400 Double Standard. lie. loo
100 Boston Con-. CSC
ITS Orc, Toe. 75e, 800
400 Tiptsp, SOC
100 Silver King. 12k
It's Albieu. 25c bs0
ruIs xsaxno.
IS ophir. 6. 81
IS Mexican. ca, 6k
80 Gould 4 Curry. 3k, s IS
50 Best 4 Bslchsr. 81
100 Califernis, I IS
270 Savage, / IS
IS Con. Virginia. 3 0S
400 Chsllar.
40 Potosi. z 10
$40 Hale 4 Norsrsss. 81. 8 80
400 Grown Point. SOC. 7sc
lOe Yellow jacket, 2 Is
10 Bslshsr. I
. las Sierra Nevada. ~
30 Alpha. 81
40 Utah. ~
200 Blllion. N
200 Exohsqasr. I 50
800 0vsrman. SOC
50 Justice. 45c
lis Union Coa.. 81. 9k
us Alta. IL, I 40. I Is
ITO Jslia. 4oc. $50
leo Caledonia. 25o
$50 silver Hill. l5o
$50 Challenge. COO
800 Lady Warrington. 15o
$50 Andes. I 10
Ito scorpion. I IL
lS5 Ward, IN
200 Benton. $50
$50 Original Gold Hill. 25c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

R-no's ore reducsrs are on the Com
stock today. after pans and other milling
machinery.
Ri. Rev. Father Msnogue was copso.
Grated Bishop In San Francisco Sunday
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

Arrivals THIS Aerstsg.
DR. Weber. A Hopkins, @ xoeller, W
@ Douglass, II G Eastman. W + Berry. 8
Stevens, r Y Churchill. Mrs I Madden.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

TUESDAY. ;: JANUARY IS. 1881
, 1881-11-22

:.-.:-......-.:...-s --....-.:...- sss-@..s=@.=S...-..@
TRIBUNE nRANCII OLcICiOAS
IN OHDEH TO ACCOMMODATE OUR
sssSss ~ 1T, w ss
'ss saa viii 6s s!f! tsSSir! nv? Ss'es* j. nj
HENRY J: nEIKMlT!iJ, ,Draaxl't. Hol Cottage
-. K: T. StMMs. iiookseIoss und st"uonors, ln
1Nths JEiS a9Astouus, Druggist, ' 1naana.av
s t. ". SUSllMXN, Druggist eo5nor rh,r.v-r,t ana
"a: q. DOW 4 CO. corner oatwooa boulo'asa aud
eo''aso a'uso.a'Mii II t:sT i'ivls!oN
FhASM ht!uAllI. pFuaRst, ~ West MadIsou'sts
!. t:iIitEi.Ell Druggist, Ut West l.ako-st, COR
i. i. ,6RyEitls nruaslss, an South lialstaJ'st.
hf IT, kMAS:f, nsaaais., OIL west Maal,oa-41. cor
~! tAMfs .ssi Il. k1nkLgY@ CO.. pragx.s., Is. snu.h
J. ": WAISWi:itiiif. Dtuuaiss, s1s Wont siad-
III: sG;&Sit:|tiiiAESs bfasx.t su u'uo ltlnna'*v-
eGi.'S. tEfsitK, ie~olos sov.doalo.. and Fancy
osiSt Sfaxs.t North ua.ts.
upn,1so|;S?&sr p,1s|;?sr!! e'S's|sS ev. S'::s'.s. as sp..A
o'?fa't fst'lSs s''ss ". psasas. s
ISys Il hnnE rr!e.,ax @ sga Asts;s{s,!.s t,s;s! !.s
Aaeat ha*' ind sssuHhn1Sfilf suh1ilAN.o tAo ~ H. o'''''0a''1
nsa1vwoon n|S |t5eafEca' uiSIaG' sofpe, wentworth.
~. md chasInut-st. .. .,a.,,,,
GEORGES W. Aui,tA EsSsss;l'on st4sloasr. and
Newadoalss.
CT WELLS. Pos. .ota;s, I'D Druggist, Evanston.
Az uenf ulfetseY.at
, 1881-11-22
JAY GOULD.
~, Marrow Escape from Utter
" Ruin Three Years
Ago.
m. of the biggest Schemes
Ever Known in Wall
street.
aoneeged by Keene, Willing to Leave
- the Street and Go to Europe
for His Health.


for His Health.
Nf,u rork TInIss. Nor. n.
.rbn history OF Wn1l street eht1 novor bo
-...,,o,,-nu my boy, mt II titho of lt"-rc-
WIZ, WIZ, ono ur tte 'u1n4natcs Of tho stock fnnr-
w." ~ Il YI,nes reporter yesterday. ''Thoro Is
Nv ~ rnantor particularly In that history which
w. ~ hcoI, kept Amazingly quiet. I'm confident
.ho, mt moro ttlu II du2cn mon have trer
trovn anythtur nuuut It, atia tho minority OF
,hnt ,lnzcn uru quito cctltcnt to lot tho world
contInt,e lts jogging ntonR III Tho 'isK' II - mn
',nrc.tiur story, uLl tho moro 81 from tho (hct
.ns, Inv Gould n1urcs III tho trout oF It, and
..,,c. II, II why ttut most folks will wonder ut.
~ x,u a rented 10 his latest experience, tho.
nro e,nry IN ntltsAol1t Is TINT III lnt0 rs thfoo
.a",. cu, t}oul,i WIS shovod fnto corllor, aud
ssaIr.dozon strong mon wcru d!ctatlng terms to
hlm-tcrms which contemplated nothing loss
fhau bis almost utter rtn And dot1ld tltld lt'at
hi, baskbonG. 1ta wns foadY 10 s!luo unuoFs
throw up everything -.......
1,ETll,E FROM THE srIsEET,
and eomtupnro a8ai,l, Bupposc. to rcddlo ttn-
san IN tho buckwoodsmcn OF Dclaw'lro County"
In r,,sspsHlOn Of thfs rathcr stlrprlanE tit Of
h,.Iory Il representative Of tho 1'ftnts oallcd
fnr further light upon Mr. NuBsoll Sage, WIN
ornrrs IN tho STORY and knows all nbUut 1t.
Nj, spRo WAS very busy; MIR. sugo was likewise
very 9nTs 1uc tePpEtett Ao"cseA' feAalssI0 !"
..rinp nnnatpus.
~, ,t,,t wont IL ho interviewed on tho sub
"Auon -, n.t,r, " n.,,t ofr,rI -, h.
Jet" Insisted Mr' saso' ca"' ahoto 10 ~
u!1cl up III It," 80.
tllnt tho story Ia true, ovcry word OF II, isn't
,..i
Ni T., ..u,,,,,,,, t,t ,,,t ,n,1,
yves. !cs' FoAF ntoiy 10 s.t'1h"s' uuI y" .nu
beltcr follow my ntvlco md not print 1t. Now,
/ won't say anothor word anu dou't want to
nnuotcd.'
Mr. Sage turned to his puts and calls. Tho rc-
.o,tor wns t,llto satlsflcll.
PLY. w ~ Hs... ,nr ,b. r,,,orv ,vho hoa 1o,,h
J1n hcc.e "i.s ~ A" .rt' "Ho a' u"'a
downt" explained tue ithcS' lhiortnhfit-llu
nIas,lor" k,lUwn everywhere In Wall Btruct-
s.nd Eegna 'was bnppy. KrcI,o, you k,tpw,
o 49, ..".s So, IN p,,t,i,, .int,n urorn stnv
camo m Hote t1o'1 VIZ "o''lo a'upo' p.
cean out wall streot tho NOM eht ne hrfifeu.
Hut, somehow, keono got to 8targpriug m1rG
nan '"o asa,, ,,a tro1 -, ,o,v,,,o nm ot,nr
deas anu e'ct' nan ts.. W Iu.s t.u "'no.
that h9 bud uo other Bods DO lore h''ns But, my
koy,
''' THEY GouUEp oS1, ANOTHER
.,..,. NJ, ~ sn,,, EtrntI,, run,n tho hin
1ant a4oIs ~ .e , m,i, ,..' - ,,.,, t,',.,a,s
Western Union deal Gould WIS IN with l'csdc1ts
Jiu rlak's Oil clutn, whD went h1adloHE Uycr-
, 1881-11-22

The notion OF Cartcr'a Little Liver Pills IA
plpAsa,t, mild, aud NATURAL. TEoy gently stimu-
Ialo thu liver a1ld rVgnluto tho bowels, but 10
not purge. They Nru Aslru to rltaHB.
, 1881-11-22
'xi11E'h'I,S.
--tS-H s-A-AAr
SCIENTIFIC

NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ASSOCtA-
IN toH acquires pateute. talcuis. ee: Fnten! ~
fnon tht0uso4t ~ Y =: gaset! .tss!a,n II at!nSnn'
4utut Ii. lLc4xa, Ill, H44 Us t.sk. Kasnln9tuu, u.
, 1881-11-22

FTND KEST-2 OH 4 ELEGANT UNFUR-
- ntBhetl rDbnls hanted bathroom, closets. etc.
AZ housekeeping. liealthiost location. ~ North
, 1881-11-22

VXTANTEU--NE A l. ESTATE - M
w l1nspl Aul nnltnpr0ved-fur actual custtsu,-
s!s; 6Istpsts FS;dssIgsa 4 s.na good sefs propSfty.
, 1881-11-22

REAL ES1llI'E IY4INEII;iI.
w TANTED-I. WISH TO PURCHASE
w huusa and lsk OH lnaianA Or l'stllstu-axs. bu.
tweAn elsteonth aud ls19htaenta. Nwausx reply ~ i
Il. TIipulaG O!flE4.
, 1881-11-22
PRINTING WATERFALLS.

IITANTED-cYLlNl PllESS--ASY
w ols having fur sale !ax3I sGcOntl-huno cLltn-
DIR prcss In fr condition {k'otlur C0tltu!l 1ah.
CHck p7uICrrtdJ. plunsG ftrtss. Et!nx knu, sonul-
iiup Whels IL naI W ssgt atd Lowest csh pFcs tAo
, 1881-11-22

ITO REST-FultNtSI1ED ROOMS WITH
ri
, 1881-11-22

FI,O 1tENT-A SUITE OF TAKlO1sS,
l. hand somBiy furnlsh.d, Ywenly .tt,tg
nrnr eouth rnIk-hv., No housekeeping; low rent.
, 1881-11-22

.
A Ii, THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
vim wts,t to ae eust,M rlntIilx, gssrJHts, .l11l
Lti1l. III ~ Wslt VI ssnaH urtuss II J.. le1seals
1El Statuxt. viii! uay = pur Gant More tl!n4 my
luz buiulv sou gut I'LL Nuer from a1l: ttr Mlta tElt'
rIliEln itg!siluIlI1r tl4e nllIb1F, ~ NtAtu-At
, 1881-11-22

Tj,OR SAI.E-A FINE STONE-FR0NT
IL resIdencr, IN I'Ark-uv., near tinf.,n Park.
u lUis Ut fremont Ridge. H. Aec. y ~. n
HENRY WAAl.l:!t :1ls..
, 1881-11-22

1jsON SALE-40 ACRES ON BELT llAli.-
IL ruad ~ tho GsUsstu4 * thu Nfnnd Trunk.
llENltY WALLER Jft.
N.Nt
, 1881-11-22

SUBURBAN REAL LSSILlIYE,
T1UR SALIENT FEET ON l'NAillIE-
II ny,. porner Forty-slxth-st, dryirAbiu piece ht
u luw trtCD. .
20 {put un FeaItic-nv horth Of Fofty-nint!l-sL
1au tHUt OIL tndlAltn. nv, ncnr Etfty.eiRhtll.Bt,
HI funt fronting Washington Park. corner Fifty
utnt-at. -
M faat on l'ralrlo'av. coEno! F!fy.second:st. -
Yl!as0 Ar9 butKaina. llESnt l% tllhl+
, 1881-11-22

TsOH SALE-ON ST1ATE-ST., NEAR
fs.0 hnsi MD til 4ixI:N feet good inyesiIsent Ut
x5.MO. T. 4. 0tAGE i co. - WMttDEtGii.sk
, 1881-11-22

I1OR SALE-A FINE nIilCK BUIID.
IL Ing on West Indtunn-sk, <lUtkM paying UYpr
ID nor cent not HENRY WALLER Jls,. lU7 Dear-
, 1881-11-22

T,ORSALE-VE19NON LOT, SOUTH
IL ukhlr1y irst-rf Xix full depttI. west iroAt,chuAp
j, y. WHITE Il CO. NbnH1 I. " Elnrk-aL
T1ORSALE-LAllG; BRICK BUILDING,
IL on North ctnEt-st p"1ins 9 y HGr It Grn; @ " tti
iii ltenFbUrll-at,
, 1881-11-22

TIUH SALE-llDIk[NS Il SILVA, l43
- llearh0rh.at.. kuon4 X aru pn{inf suuctA Mt
lart, and Vicinity. una have Aoulo bIrxAns III
Mnld Or lagss traets tAat Will tay 10 taveguta. ulaI
buYyfut nuuxga fGTY ChGnp.
, 1881-11-22

rI,llE LARGEST STOCK OF NEW AND
l. nctnI,h. lnd hntness ~ Chicago; nlnu n linz lot
OF whIf and buAl0 robes, ssbinhkHts whips. rc:: Will
bB eOtd nt hI1Y t0lAonnbIe 0u1rs Ii. q. WALKER ~
tYtH A.nt
, 1881-11-22

THOR SALE GOOD FRAME HOUSE,
II Nlth worry Vide jok ju g0nd tleAti,}n We.t Sdu;
&alp. HENRY W Al.l,Et ill.,.
'' fu7 Dear triB.Bt.
, 1881-11-22

I1Olt SA11E-50XlDi11 FEET On SOUTH
a. infk-Rr., butwGen ThIsty-Bee,nd MnE Thirty.
thrh- -sts., tul per foot. b. 4. nltAGG 4 CO., Vi
yfultl tOtisx
, 1881-11-22

1NOlt SALE = FINE. YOUNG, SOUND,
ti@@s9r @ a:s or c!9seiy,,aatNSl'e N teaM ~
hAtt..*+ HG., wtiula 6ntttt Cnl al dbcturs obica,
a3s. West MndaoH-sks Ll1sL hGll nt nnce.
11OR SALE~-A FINE HORSE AND
H. s!d1-bar tup buggy. inquire NJ Nj. ExchAnxe-
, 1881-11-22

WASrEp3 III p-T"0 t nAl,.loADs , S oF M
fur sn!c VIII pIen.n bring send word u tho WAu-
keEnH lttiusb, lHI West I4Ake-st4
, 1881-11-22
no NE4VI-NOO.1f.S.

--------, 9VUT1l ,+5IUE. ~
ITO 1lEST-A LARGE FRONT AND
l. baCk r4,nfn, hat1i-ruun sNnH tott. furni.hHl
9rHniurnlsieA. lest " references given and re-
Ul1ted Isl rIncenlics-av,
, 1881-11-22

NTANTED-A SECONDHAND COUPE,
w il.ht el,,Hh for one hUrxc, With pute nnt
hhnftx: lcather.1ln brsfefsett must bb Ghelpi Will
uttY GiHt ttIwt Address y Il. Tribune Office
, 1881-11-22

r{'O ltENT-FURNIStIED AND uSFUK.
Il ns'!ch raoMs lnwn-tu~n. Inquire at Noom w.
til EHAE WuHhlssKtnn-at S-.'
, 1881-11-22

RIO RENT-BY a. j. BURBANK.
l. Tr!bunn !inlfnE, very dcsrabtH Hat Of fouI
r!'nMs brick huure: IN rurn!n.uv, ntHr rhlftieth
d.. D hrst tctafs paey wins VIII buy tho hssd st'sne nllI
HHT fuFhtuft. 4 mt uf tt!titla. liftIy furnished
nn ntexHt.tutevaft. near Fur.loth.at, for f!9b
EnusnkeeMnXt lnW Eont.
, 1881-11-22

THOR SALE-A EYEAfsO1ID HORSE,
Il wnrrnn,cd tuunI and Kind, IND sata for any onu
II drive. nd Ruud under sadutGi prcu s0 trial gtrgn
4}l StNtC-st
, 1881-11-22

EUK SALE-WEST ADAMS-ST.. NEAR
u Westesr.nv.-1.atory fntnn hnuhc. lot 4ixiEi Il,
inlay. north front. ]. r. WHITE l. CO.. Noon I. "
, 1881-11-22

TORSALE-AB BARGA1Nl t0X1GO. EAST
IL front, on Ennnl.st, butauun Van 1tren md Iinr.
risan. f1u.uAl luauir1 OF JACOB WE'LL CO., 81
, 1881-11-22

I1UI. SA1.E-,VEST MADlSON.ST. colt
Il ncr.
OnH u tim choicest corncrs, improved md rontcd
for f!.:g,U puE ycur. 80.
no i,avo saio oi samo for ono week Mt ts5oo Apply
g. Il. GIlUSS X To-,
G. Dearborn st., jluuIn :.
, 1881-11-22

%%-s
TIL. I.OGUTI TION-SAAUEl4 k.AfZElk
Ii teacher Ut cluGntlun and drHi.iau nEL EFvHlEx
cAYa 11IYt4 rpusdy, ut lnstrucunH pttyntn nuu Ia
gtAasbA. H<,uia " t4ntsal MuGau-slaH.
YITANTEJ - FRENCH TEACliElt-A a.
tt,s aHxuuES would Ike conversational Issua " r0-
njtu1 ail1 1Iuraliu keunch Iudy AdLr0ss Ks, Ttlp-
uNU 0i1iev, .-.--u.-.-..
, 1881-11-22

1TOK SALE-41T La GRANGE, SEVEN
~ t11as iEom Ch.taKo beantltAl EesA!oHc4 tots at
III 37 $Ii tAtvls sl down. md d nlunttl1Jt
tiar this HHt t,9y VIII hu &A&l lsus4 su,w,. Igeu,
IRA BROWN, III l.I SLfl1-aL, NuomI.
, 1881-11-22

ITO ORENT-SECUNU STORY, 3s AND 10
~ 1.a saiie;st, 4lx.;5 e!cynsnr and rool ii1lt
-, ~M. :. bow itu0m y. Tribune building.
f[,O 1IENT-FOl, TERN OF YEARS.
l. good prttduGllvo fhtnl IN Subsnsknt also sn'.
rMnHH neAr, aultAbls for ruslnN thscp. j. Z. HYDE
IL LII SMitG.st. -
, 1881-11-22

H1E() WILL BUY a GOOD. YOUNG,
epLgO tpumi Wtrk.hozse. chunky built, weighs
Dsnr l'1n FOundH II *0ud true nlliur Iii AnHie ur
t"uHis hnrhcts: hc IN u!od condition. uccn,atei.
VIZ " a. sy, css @ ~ ast . Y
w. l,slness rensnn ior. offering him low. Call ut
private biMblO M. EaAt ThEt1unth-at.. near tho
nk0s mnn IN cl,ntI0 Ut ssnt4o Z antlhrknd u xGI
, 1881-11-22

bOU bushes. harsoi @ eoad M % i"oklna; h. in lowing
nnno hna vii e yrnrs Old q lans i!la,ld Meixhs
f.lHl puilils; Glenn limbs h1d Eon1 huHnd feet:
EuIt!. klnl trun wDrkur. snRlu or dnubte md tHht
tsnreiurs Is Mcelltland 4nd city 6tnh9 le c.t tij
gunranteo anu weeks trial. tnll VI bart. 81; TN
MtGhlsnH-AV., In tin alley between Twelfth md Thlt
tarntN-sts md hctweou WabnsA and 3iehtRa.i.ays.,
Nt}J1jbtt til bnrn.
, 1881-11-22

MISCELLANEOUS.
THO IENT-LAlsGE. AIRY. NEWLY
u furnished raunIy AT f1u SiR+ unu Els: convenient
to *tTEcl.cHr.t woGH rent for l!glt housekeeping,
A3arHsn ~. Tribune nttiGe.
, 1881-11-22

GtiTUAT1ON WASTED-I3Y 4 PARTY
~ WIN 1iNs Ind long c1Deftpnce In tho credit
Inrt1iGnf ut ttfst-CIRr+ tsbbu hHu.H tn this city
Loud EufutrnEeS furnished II reau!rgJ Address U 81
WfIbuEu Df{ItE,
, 1881-11-22

A GQ1DSAIlD, LOAN OFFICE, no EAST
~, hlaIson.st E;, !lsE;snse ,Estan!4hca tsn e. IA,
guld uid nver. diamonds, j,enrs. etc. ct Colorado
uruHrll. :tkflv l.ariMer.ht-. DGnvDs.
A NY AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FUR
"a Miiuro, without, removal. fianos und otaor guod
EtG4rllEN. u llEMfluft.ety ltOulne Mtld /.
, 1881-11-22

TTOR RSALE-GLENCOE-- E--LO'rS ON THE
a. t!aru ot Lake Michigan. " isot auoye Lake. at
{iu cncl On u monthly pAyu!utta EUtsd SGliuUs
cti5clps m cesp railroad tMrgs viii shuw lots ffsa
my tIny. IRA HiiONS ~ la Salfu.at- AuoMt.
JIHONSALE-iArEN EN- NHLEWOOD-A VERY
IL thu .B{ury uae with hFlCk hasUlngntt hot anl
cUlt wAt0r, GatH.roun. uliu wat1r-cIuauti pvrf0Gt
seWeTuss, etc. AlHp ntcu cOttAKu nuAr lupAsa md
post -ol!e0. Terms vtfy eNFab6: sua b. N, I'LL.
IUrSuN, Ut TIIlUfnoM'a lsOck. Nuatow0Ut.
, 1881-11-22

TOK AI4E-WADASfi-AV.. SOUTH or
i! TAlrty-snyentA-st. NU fent, Gntt front, lnkun
MttiGr, foreclosure and TT hud clIoAp, J. y.
WHITE Il Co. HUDIn 4, VI GIHtk-Bt.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-27
Detailed Reports.
ANOTHER cAx1rY.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-There is every in-
dicaton that another pus cavity will form in
the course of a few days, and precautions are
being taken to anticipate it and afford prompt
relief The outer end of the mouth of the
channel of the wound where the pus is dis
charged is the highest part of the wound, and
the pus, in order to be discharged at all, has
to take an uphill course to reach the outlet,
excepting when the body is placed in an IN
natural position. The drainage of the wound,
therefore, has been extremely difficult, for the
reason that the pus is all compelled to flow
upwards. Had the bullet taken an upward direc-
ton and not injureda vital organ there would
have been less danger of an internal abscess
as the drainage would have been downwards.
A few splinters from the fractured rib fell
downwards directlyin the track of the wound
and lodged at the first turn, some three inches
below The rib, and, adhering TO the walls
of the bullets channel, formed pocket OF
pue which caused the
ALARMING SYMPTOMS
OF saturday. The counter opening made by
this incision not only gave the President re-
lief, but forms new and more direct outlet
A drainage tube has been inserted in the in
cision on the lower outlet, while In the up
per branch of the channel, the original
mouth of the wound, another drainage pipe
about two inches in length is inserted, the
two drainage pipes being something in the
nature of siphon. Some of the physi-
clans make the very discouraging statement
that, owing to the very tortious course of the
bullet, there is great danger that additional
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The sunderland Excursions.

About twenty five members of the sunder-
land excursion partyarrived here efrom Duluth
last evening, (most of them stopping at the
Clarnedon,) to take "the grand round'' by
carriages to-day and return to Duluth this
evening. Meantime other members Of the
party will have visited Fargo, while others
remained at Duluth. This is the fourth an
nual Lake Superior excursion Mr.. w. II.
Sunderland has organized and managed. His
route is from Dayton by rail to Detroit,
and thence by the east shore of Lake
Huron and north shore of Lake Supe-
rior to Duluth, from whence the return is
by the south shore of Lake Superior and west
shore of Lake Michigan to Chicago, thence
by rail to Dayton, Springfield and Columbus.
A more delightful summer tour could not be
provided. Under Mr.. Sunderland's manage.
ment the cost of the trip is brought under
$50. His next party win consist of about
forty persons from Cincinnati, who will prob
ably visit st. Paul. One of the party viii be
Col Sydney d. Maxwell, superintendent of
the Cincinnati chamber Of commerce. This
party will leave Dayton the 2Sth and Detroit
the 29th.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
The Internal Machine Scare-Land League
Contribu butions-violent Speech of Red
INTERNAL MACHINES.

path. -
INFERNAL MACHINES.
LONDON, July 26.-The Manchester Guar
dian says it cannot see what more America
can do to prevent Internal machines from be-
ing shipped than England to prevent their
landing. The same journal doubts the WIS
dom of asking Federal or State authorities to
put check on the safety valve supplied by
the vaporings of the Fenian press.
The Morning Post thinks the time has
come when America should adopt similar
attitude towards O'Donovan Rossa and others
who abuse her hospitality, as England did to-
wards Johann Moast. AS regards the at
tempted repetition of outrages, it says "We
will not do America the injustice of supposing
that onlyea sense of personal ri SIX to her own
citizens will induce her to take strong
measures
MILITARY STRENGTH.
Owing to the unsettled state of affairs In
Ireland, it has been decided to maintain mill
tary establishments at their present strength
some time longer Capt. Boycott and wife
have returned to their residence at Loughmask
NO RANSOM.
Lord Granville, foreign secretary, has ad-
dressed d letter to her msjesty's diplomatic
and consular agents abroad, informing them
of The decision of the government TO make no
pecunfary advances in the future to ransom
British subjects when acting in no public ca
pacity, in the event of their capture by
brigands In Turkey or other countries.
~ THE LAND BILL.
LONDON, July 26.--In the house of com
mons this evening, in consideration of the
committees report on the land bill, the clause
proposed by the attorney general for Ireland,
providing that no land commissioner shall be
capable of sitting in the house of commons
during his tenure of Office, was agreed to.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
DUBLIN, July &c AT the weekly meeting
of the land league it was announced G2, 400
had been received from America during the
week.
VIOLENT SPEECH OF REDPATH
James Redpath delivered violent speech,
in which he characterized Sir William Har-
courts statement about John Devay, agent of
the league, as deliberate lie, and al
luded to John Bright as a renegade. He said
he had only opposed Fenian schemes in Amer
lea because he did not see how it was posi-
bic to Conquer England by revolutions at
present. Redpath concluded by calling Sir
William Harcourt liar, slanderer and cow
ard, and w. E. Foster an infamous Quaker.
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MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

Sad Accident at Minnetonka Mills--Miss
Minnie Reeves Instantly Killed by a
Railroad COllision--Lively Fisticuff:-The
Game the. Boys Played on a Would-Be
Suicide.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.]
MINNEAPOLIS, July 26.-Yesterday after
noon, after the departure of the excursion
train to Minnetonka over the Minneapolis &
st. Louis road, an accident oc-
Cured at Minnetonka. Mills by which
Miss Minnie Reeves lost her life. The
facts are as follows: An engine and tender
left Hopkins Station for Solberg's Point with
the engine and fireman. Miss Minnie Reeves,
the operator at that point, boarded the loco
motive. At Minnetonka Mills the engine
collided- with another engine coming
toward Minneapolis, drawing number of
empty coaches. The engineer and train men,
seeing that it would be impossible to arrest
the impending collision, jumped each from the
train. Miss Reeves, unfortunately, failed to
jump, and was thrown forward and jammed
against the car and crushed. She was
occupying the position of night operator at
Hopkins Station. She was said to be an es-
pecial friend of Mrs. Superintendent Gaylord,
and had undoubted promise of an early pro-
motion on the road. She has brother who
is master mechanic of the Iron Mountain
road, and telegram has been sent him.
FIST FIGHT.
A desperate fist fight occurred in Jack
Walkers saloon, on Bridge square, last night.
The fracas was between the proprietor and
John Young. The latter was as drunk as a
wheelbarrow. In the melee Walker
was pretty severely. punished in
the presence of large crowd, who refused to
interfere. Officers Bates and Nelson arrested
the parties and lodged them in the station.
WANTED TO SUICIDE.
A very well known young man became un-
happily intoxicated last evening. He
summed up the woes and weals of the
life and concluded that he wanted to shuttle
off memorial coil. He called around him a
number of his tried friends, to whom heicon-
fided his intention of taking a dose of
laudanum. The boys acceded they would
furnish the laudnum. This was agreed, and
they made up a compound of harmless drugs
we'll calculated to sober off the drunkest man
in the universe. He took it and then cried,
"Now boys stand by me and see me die," and
sank into chair. Officer Bachelor appeared
and gave him a cell for the night.
The charitable excursion for Washburn' s
benefit left the Minneapolis & St. Louis depot
at 3 p. M, numbering ten coaches. It was a
tony affair and designed for q full dress parade
of those who want to help Washburne by
giving him IS each.