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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
TOWN TRUSTEES.
Regular Meeting OF shs Board Yss.
terday.

A regular meeting Of the Board Oh
Town Trustees was held last evening,
President Fox in the chair. The full
Board was in attendance.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were approved as read.
The reports Of the different standing
committees were received.
The Committee on Finance reported
the following bills correct, and on me-
ton they we're ordered paid: J. b. Gag
non. "a IS; Hall. 80 90; R. Mercer.
S22 81.
The COMMITTEES on Streets reported
that repairs on bulkhesd on Telegraph
street we're completed, and that . sewer
In the neishborhood OF the Imperial
works had been repaired. The commit
tee reported the streets In good con.
dition.
The Committee on Fire and Water re-
ported that everything was 10 good work
Bills amounting to 1924 25. for labor
performed In fixing bulkhead on Tels-
graph street. we're found correct, and,
on motion. were ordered paid.
Town Attorney F1anningham reported
that he had collected an additional $50
OF delinquent taxes, which left q .
small balance on the roll yet to 30 col
lected. The above amount he had paid
into the tovn trensufy.
Mr., French appeared before the Board
and stated that some damage had been
done 10 the house OF Thomas Gray by
the falling Of the bulkhead on Telegraph
street, and thought the town should re-
pair the same. The Board agreed to
visi, the premises 10 . body and fnd out
the extent Of the damage.
The Marshal reported that Superin'
tena.nt Forman wished him to make
known to the Board that portions OF the
Dayton toll.road we're In bad condition.
aud needed looking after. The Marshal
was instructed to Inform Mr.. Forman
that said road belonged to the county.
and that the town had nothing TO do
with 1t. Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
A New Treaty with Japan.

WAsursoroN. January 15.-In additsn
TO tho treaty With China the President
has also sent to the Senate the text Of .
treaty negotiated with japan. providing
for the Reimbursement OF certain Of the
specified expenses which may DO in
CURED by either country In consequence
Of the shipwreck ON its coasts Of the yes.
sells Of the other. The treaty provides
that all expenses incurred by the Gov
eminent Of the United States for the
rescue. clothing, maintenance and travel
ing expenses Of needy, shipwreoked
Japanese subjects. for the recovery OF
the bodies Of the drowned, for medical
treatment OF the sick and injured unable
TO pay for such treatment, and for the
burial OF the dead. shall DO repaid
to the Government Of the United States
by that Of Japan, and Q similar course
Of procedure to the above shall be OBJ.
served by the Government Of the United
States In the case Of assistance being
given by that OF Japan to shipwrecksd
CilLruu VI tbO Outtou Ssesoot
the government OF tho United States nsr
that OF Japan shall be responsible for
the repayment OF the expenses incurred
In the recovery or preservation OF .
wrecked vessel or the property on board.
All such expenses shall be . charge
upon the property saved, and shall 30
repaid by the parties interested therein.
upon receiving delivery Of the same.
No charge shall be made BY the govern.
ment Of the United States nor BY that Of
Japan for the expenses OF the govern.
msnt officers. police or local function
aries who sbull proceed to the wreck.
for the travelling expenses Of officers es-
coriiug the shipwrecked men, nor for
the expenses Of official correspondence.
Such expenses shall ba borne BY tho
government OF the country to which
such officers. polioa and local function.
aries belong. The treaty 10 to take effect
thirty days after the exchange OF ratih.
cations at Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
Marry or Die.

MoDxsro. GAL, January T.-Niss
Lizzie Kusns, ssei about eighteen. shot
and killed George Hines, aged nfty.avs.
with q shotgun. near Grsyson. in this
county. The latest news from the scene
Of the tragedy gives the following par
ticulsrs Yesterday morning George
Hines placed his revolver in his pocket.
before leaving bis cabin. and said to his
partner: ~ am going up to have that
girl (msanipg Lizzie Kusne). or I will
kill her." When be arrived ct her house
hs seated himself and renewed his
former proposal for her hand. She, In
. pleasant way. told him she could not
marry him. He then raised up and said
he would kill her, and drew his pistol;
but before hs could Ars she seized .
shotgun and fred. the charge taking effect
In his head. making . wound Of which
he died In o few hours. Miss Kusne 70.
sides with her widowed mother.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
Blouded stock Barbecue.

LANCASTER. Pa, January l6.-The
great stock stable on Elizabeth Farms,
belonging to G. Dawson Coleman Of
Lebanon, aud situated In the northeast.
ern section OF Lancaster county, Penn.
.sylvanis, was destroyed by an incendiary
fire last night. The famous registered
head OF Jersey cattle, many Of them
imported, Aity.two 10 number. were
chained In their stalls, and whom the
are was nrst seen u had attained such
hsadway that not one Of them could be
saved. Thoroughbred dogs, goats and
game chickens were also burned. Many
Of the cattle were highly valued, someo OF
the bulls costing $4,000. Loss, 5000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

The opal mines Of Queensland bid
fair 70 rival at no distant day the far
famed deposi,sries OF that gem in Hun
gary. Opsls have been found In many
localities. but have not yet been worked
to q profit. Those obtained from Lis
towel Downs were beautiful In appear.
sncc but too thin and scaly to possess
much market value. A resident OF Win.
ton has recently discovered some opal
ground which promises to be really 70.
aunerative. and has found some spssi-
mems. among which 10 . solid angular
cream-colorsd specimen on which great
reliance is placed. It Is said to indicate
great h.s, and to afford strong grounds
for believing that large-siz,d commercial
opals will be found beneath the surface.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
EASTERN DISPATCHES
rae N0REY LETTER.
Colonel Hadley Can Tell tho Whole
Story-WM He?

CHICAGO, January ia Times New
York special says: Truth Of yesterday
morning says "A few days before the
receipt Of the forged Morey letter by
Truth, B. G. Jayne learned Of . CONVEX
ss.ion between two men in . storshouss
to the effect that q letter would soon ap-
pear. Upon investigation Jayne diseOv-
cred that one OF these men was Colonel
Hadlsy and at Q later date learned that
the other was Sdllson Hutchins. sditsr
Of the Washington Post. Jayne, when
the letter was published. immediately
informed Marshall Jewell that Hsdlsy
had sithsr forged Il or Was connected
with the forgery; but Thos. E. Lonesran,
q friend Of Hadlsy and Hutehins. had
fores,allsd him and convinced Jewell that
Jayne wat wrong and the forgery was
the work OF Ksnward Philip. Hsdlsy was
the central figure In the Morsy letter
conspiracy. He was the channel Of COM
mu0lC6tlou otWoou VIZ totBcfb eho tho
Democratic National Committee. He
procured the perjursd evidence to sss-
tain the forgery. he 10 the man who
can tell the whole story. Hs can tell
what Barnum knew OF Il when he pre-.
tended to believe II genuine, and be can
tell which Of the members Of the CON-
mittse, To whom Mr.. Hart showed the
letter for veriAoation were dupes and
which were knavss. Hs can tell who
instructed him to work up the perjury.
He can tell what occurred with Price In
Maryland, and who originated the Lind.
say letter. which the Warrington Post
sent to Truth Hs csn tell who com.
posed the Morey letter. whe wrote IL,
where Il was first sent, who sent 10 to
Truth aud what the Democratic Commit
tee paid for the job. Let Hadlsy speak
ost fully and TRULY. being assured that
unimpeaohabls evidence to oorroborate
the material parts Of his story. II true.
and contradict them. II false, 10 collected
aud ready to be produced In court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
Ansr.ss. ssrsss .ssss.

SAN FalSoIsco. January 1852. H.
Bullion. N. I so, I IS, l 90; Addsnda,
sse. soc; Orc. 7sc. Toe; Silver Hill. lss.
2oc; Savage. I 40. Albion. Coo. Toe. 7se;
Mexican. 81; Mt. Diablo. . ss. sk; Con-
eordia, Z 10. I 90; Goodshaw. I 10; Alta.
I 10. 1 os; Best 4 Bslchsr. 81. So;
Belchsr. I 0s; Justice, 4sc. 4oc; Alta, I o.;
Champion. soc. 45c; E1ehequsr. I 50; sil-
YER King. l2S. l2t; Gould 4 Curry. 3 IS;
Eureka Con-, 20; Sierra Nevada. IA; Hale
L Norcross. 8 so; Black Hawk. lsc; Vel.
low Jacket. Z 10; Champion. sec; Navajo.
1; NJ. Potosi. 4oc; Potosi. . Is. . 10; Bel.
cher. SOC. Sc; Chollar. 2 10. 2 10; Noon.
DAY, 4; Ophir, So.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
The Aask bsii.

Remember tbs prize mask ball Of
Prof. Fehnemsnn ct Piper's Opera
House tomorrow evening. Spectators
can secure reserved seats In the dress
circle. Makers can take two ladies In
costume. all at the same price. There
will be some grand scenic effects PRO-
ducsd. and the prizes are 80 elegant that
competition for their possession will DO
great. Pipsr's Opera House will tomor.
row night DO transformed into . sort OF
fairy isnd. and oven the "men We
know" will for the time BE- raised to
such q distinction a. to become nm
known. There 10 something like witch
cry In . mask ball, when we'll managed,
Is this gives promise Of being.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
The Realistic Bernhard.

CHICAGO. January l5.-During the
performances Of "Phsdrs' BY Sara Bern
hsrdt at Movistsr's. last evening. she
tainted and fell to the stage, Just before
the close Of the fourth oct, at the line:
.Leaye me 70 the care OF ny deplorable
fate" The greater portion Of the audi
enoe believed the swoon' to bs . part Of
the play, and were not . little astenished
TO see the pronpter. stage manager aud
others rush out In drsss-coais and bear
the PROSTATE actress Of from among the
sturdy Greeks Who stood about. The
last act was given stsr prstraetsd
intsrmission. The accident u not re-
Qardsd % serious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
The M.cksy soirse Musicale.

PHILADELPHIA, January le.-A Tsk-
graph Paris correspondent describes the
dinner following the soirss musicale
given by j. W. Mscksy and wife, . few
days since, as inoompsrably superb In
all respects. The masni6esnoe Of the
table appointments, elegance Of the
ladies' toilets and profuse display OF
choice flowers ooula not have been sur
passed. Bills Of fare were printed 10
gold on wide ribbon Of heavy corded
silk, fringsd at both ends, and With the
guests name on tbs reverse side,
entwined with ssprsy Of flowers very
beautifully painted by hand. Twenty.
eight persons sat down to dinner. and
about three times that number were In.
vited for the evening. The programme
OF entertainment comprised the Nance OF
leading artists OF the Comsdis Franchise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

Ed. vsrrill. the good.lookipg condue.
tor Of the lightning express train between
Virginia and Reno. tells about an Irish
mau and 4 bald healed Euglishman who
came running to catch the train just as
II was leaving the depot. They succeeded
by a scratch, and the Euglishman. ~ he
took of his hat and wiped the sweat
from his bald pate. remarked: well.
Pat, We just did make 1t by the hair OF
our teeth" "Thrus for ye. sorr." re-.
piled Pat, "but II 1t was by the hair OF
yer hid that 70 had to make 1t. divil q bit
would ye have made 1t at all at ALL"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
Ir,psr's Opsrs ssesss.

Next Thursday evening Miss Fannie
Louise Buckingham. supported BY her
own dramatic company. will open .
short engagement at Piper's Opera
House, In '.Msz.ppA." M,ss buckipg.
ham brinss with her her gray stsed
Jamss Melville. which performs the i'm
portsnt part Of the Wild Horse OF Tar.
tary. She, herself. will appear In new.
beautiful and costly costumes. and
"Mazsppa" will DO given 10 grand
style, Reserved seats will be In dc.
mand. They can now be secured at The
box Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
rhs Censssrssiss.

Those whs attended the conservation
Of Father Manogus q Bishop. at 81.
Mary's Cathedral. San Francisco, de-
scribe the ceremonies. exercises and
incidents OF the occasion as grand.
interesting and impressive In the high
est degree. The ceremony attracted q
large number Of visitors from ell por-
tons Of the Pacific coast The Virginia
delegation included Hons. p. n. Ford
and ]. B. Mallon, aud Msssrs. William
Hayes, John F. Essn. r. P. Ksating
and D. E. Mccarthy. Carson City was
we'll represented BY Miss Tufy. and
Empire by Miss Annie Morris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
Another Boz Murderer.

MlcuIls, Maine. January 15.-War.
rem Lonemors. aged nine years, found
guilty Of m~anslaughter In killing Her
man Wright, aged eight, ct Pembroke
last October, has bean sent to the Re.
form School during his minority. The
children had quarreled. and Longmors
che next day shot Wright, and was found
digging his grave behind the barn. whore
he had drspged the body. While be
was doing this, Wright showed signs Of
life, wh.reupon Longmors beat him on
the head with his spade, dispstching
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
Miscellaneous.

CHICAGO. January 1s.-It Is deemed
probable that Bishop Spalding will eth.
or be transferred to Newark as successor
to Bishop Corigan or to San Francisco
On e~osdjator to Archbishop Alsmsny. In
which case Father P. W.. Resrdon might
become Bishop OF Peoria.
CHICAGO. January 49, Word has
reached here that the Texas and st..
Louis Railroad has at last reached Cor.
sicaua, which IL 293 miles from Tear
kama. New stations are being located,
and trains will soon run regularly. Cot
ton Ia being brought In large quantities
and shipped north.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

o. h. Gallup. opposite the Bank Of
Gold Hill. gives notice in another col
umn that he keeps constantly on hand
an excellent assortment Of cigars. tobacco.
pipes, cutlery. toys and fancy goods,
school books and stationery Of all de-
ssriptions.
Virginia Was this morning full OF .
rumor OF . shooting ARRAY at . certain
brewery last night. Nothing in Il sx.
cent q fellow too full Of beer fell down q
fiieht Of steps and cut his head.
Trslosr. recently shot In Bodis. for
nsrly worked in the Alta and was an old
resident Of Gold Hill. He had many
ac~quaintancss and friends here ct the
time OF his death.
The committees on consolidation OF
Virginia and Gold Hill will meet at 2
o'clock this evening at the Office Of
liessrs. Lewis 4 Deal. In Virginia.
Early this morning. while some sacks
were warming At . stove In the Interna.
tionai Market, Virginia, they caught Hrs
and came near causing an alarm.
In Alta last week thirty-avs feet were
addsd 10 the depth Of the shaft, and the
bottom va In vein matter carrying con-
siderable quartz.
The Bullion has hlsd list Of officers.
sane - vss publishsd In the Nrws last
Saturday.
Sheriff Hanks Il busy serving papsrs
In The State against Csrriek's bondsmsn.
The almanac mskss's ''spsll Of wealth
err 10 here and IL spdng-liks and bland.
The District Court viii - In session
sgain temorrew morning.
The thermometer xnt nins degrees
below freezing last night.
William styrns has fled declaration
Of homsstsaa.
TIE barometer Is At '.fsis" and sHll
going up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
Tho Chinese in Colorado.

DENVER. January 1s.-Govsrnor Pit
kin Of Colorado, in his inaugural I'D.
dress. says tina. the number Of Chinese
in that State 10 not large enough to affect
seriously the welfare Of the people. but
be thinks that % California and Nevada
have been flooded by Chinese immigrs-
ton Colorado's turn will come next.
The Governor accordingly makss the
principal point Of his address . discus
sion OF the Chinese question, depicting
the horrors Of an influx OF the hordss.
and warning the people Of what might
happen u the Chinese should really
oyerwhelm Colorado.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
Anss cooler.

r. Il. Stretch. the geologist and min.
~sralosist, now Engaged in making q sur.
vey OF the lower levels Of the Comstock.
has produced q rsspirator for use 10 the
hot workings Of the mines. 1t coo the
air before IL il inhaled. II consists OF q
mask Of wire gauze fitting over the nose
and mouth, at the bottom OF which Ia q
receptacle for . small block Of ice. The
ice cools the air inside OF the wire gauze
mask to . very refreshing temperature.
and tho water trickliDg down over tho
breast from the Ice - IL mslts II very re-
freshinR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
To the Ladies.

The Ladies' Home Journal is one Of the
snes. and best literary journals on the
Pacific coast. 1t 10 cheap in price. but
rich 10 readable contents and general
information. just such As oil ladies need
delight In. w. II. Bateman. general
travelling agent for the Home Journal, 10
now ON the Comstock. aud will call upon
the numerous lady subscribers In this
section for q renewal Of their subscrip-
tons, also ~canvassins for new SUBJ
scribers. Nov 10 = good opportunity to
secure this very desirable journal for q
year. See advertisement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
0hriatIancY 10 be Recalled.

WASHINGTON, January lS.-Ths Pres
idsnt will probably recall Minister Chris
tiancy and give him full time to attend
to his divorce suit. The feeling 10
strengthened that bis lawyers are work.
ing too openly and boldly In Q scheme
TO crush Mrs. Christiancy ct any cost
and without special regard to the char
acter OF the means. There are many
who feel that bis answer to Mrs. Chris
tiauoy's cross bill. - given to the press,
10 OF q nature to make his recall neoes.
sary for the good OF the service.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
A FINE THING FOR THR TEETH.

Fragrant sozoDoNT Is scomposlion Of the
purest and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable kingdom Every ingredient 10 we'll
known to have . beneficial eject on the teeth
and gums. Its embalming or autiseptic prop.
srty and aromatic fragrance makes 10 . toilet
luxury. sOZODONr removes all disssrccable
odors from the breath caused By cstarrh. bad
teeth, etc. Il 10 entirely free from the injurious
and scrid properties Of tooth pastes and pow:
ders which destroy the enamel. Ono bottle will
ast ak months. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

''whak 10 your napei" asked . Gal.
weston sunday-sehool teacher OF q new
boy. ."Bill." "Bill whatf" 81 demo-"
"what's yeur fathers namsf" cts
Bill, too" whats his other manner"
81 denno.'' "whst does your mother
call him - Mr.. whatf" "She don't call
him mister anything" "what does
ahs call himf" "Old Humbug."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
Grass AhePs.

Grass IL getting 70 be short on the
Comstock-no doubt about that. II has
been years since 90 few men found en-
ployment here. and many who get
way are leaving. These are mostly
single men or mon with . little capital
and energy enough to strike out and
build and grow mp elsewhere. All kinds
Of industries are discriminating against
single men In furnishing employment
and are giving men Of families the pref
errnce. The man with any kind OF Q
job 10 lucky now and should not feel
disposed 10 quarrel with II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
A. Othsr Zee @.

Anew York illustrated paper fas .
picture representing . Virginia City
miner finding . eomrads drunk In the
snow. The scenery Of Virginia City 10
finely represented ~ houssless plain.
covered with snow and with quite Q mum.
bar Of large trees. The minsf-eeing
on shiit-vssrs . huge revolver strapped
eutside upon his hip.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

This we'll known and popular place Of
resort has just changed hands. the RapP
brothers having sold out to @. F.
Moeller and F. s~choeuenan OF Virginia
City for SIG. 900. The new firm. @. f.
Mosll,r 4 Co.. will take possession
shortly. and during the coming season
will introduce numerous improvements
and attractions which will make Steam-
boat Springs thu Saratoga Of this section.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

A veteran real estate broker In the
East says: "When . man COMES TO me
to buy . isrm and says II must be close
to q church. I put him down for = rascal,
and when Q fellow tells me he wants to
buy out q certain business. but stipu.
lstes for q first. class. hiyh-tonsd trade
I set him down a. = s~ecopd-clsss man.
And I have never yet been mistaken"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
Thieves Break Thrs.sh s.d steal.

The residence Of Jacob Young. Jr..
in Virginia. was robbed . lev days since
Of jswslry. coin and other articles to the
value Of $1,000. all contained in . jewel
casket. The box contained tive gold
watches. two gold chains, two silver
watches. . pair Of gold bracelets. . num-
Der OF rings and other jswslry. In the
box there were also twenty shares Of
Beat Z Bslchsr stock. twenty shares OF
Opbir and twenty shares Of Gould &
Curry, besides $50 In geld.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

A confirmed Psrisian boastsr assumes
the tito Of Count dc Saint Josephat.
..I,'s very singular" an acqusistsacs
aid to him the other day. ''but I know
Of no French family bearing your name"
..Not a ALL" says the Count; my an
esstors smigrstsa to America after the
nrst crusade"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

Not long ago Senator Hamlin. OF
Maine, and Postmaster General May.
nard were talking OF the unsatisfactory
lie q public man leads. Mr.. Maynard
complained that be had been Q quarter
Of u century In public life and was poorer
than when be entered. "Well." replied
Hsmlip, 81 am not. I had nothing
when I commenced and I have nothing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
4. .. y. Isssaiiasiss.

Following officers Of Court Arcans,
No. 2, I. o. F.. have been installed BY
High Chief Ranger Thomas Marks. as
sisted BY High Marshal Thomas Burke:
G. R., J. n. Stephens; v. @. T., =. ..
B.nnstss; ]. p. @. p, Jshn Minsdsw;
Treasurer, Thomas Long; Secretary.
James Sutherland; 8. w.. james Lam
gan; ]. W. James Harris; 8. B.. Thos.
E. Davis; J. B.. Martin Burke; Chap
James Stephens; Court Physician. Peter
Manson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
eoyerpment Control Of telegraph.

CHICAGO. January lS.-Ths Tribuns's
Washington special says the project 10
contemplated to introduce = bill to pro-
vide for the control Of the telegraph BY
the government spd 70 AZ equitable
rates. The recent consolidation has
given an impetus 10 this movement. and
persons acquainted with tslssraphy say
Sls. 0O0, 900 would sufios for the gov.
eminent TO build . new line which would
cover a. large . territsry a. 10 now oosu.
pied BY the existing lines, and that the
reduced cost Of materials would enable
the Roysrnmsnt 10 do this at . small
sam compared with the valuation OF the
vatsssd stock Of the tslssrsph company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

In 1859. NJ. Cugnot, . Frsnehmsa.
costrucisd q locomtive steam engine de-
signed for use on common roads. II ran
on three wheels, aud was moved BY the
impulsion OF two single acting cylinders,
the pistons Of which acted alternately on
the single front wheel. This machine
would travel at the rate Of two or three
miles an hour. and would carry four per-
mi but the boiler was 10 small that IL
was necessary to stop about moe 10
twelve or fifteen minutes to GET mp
stsam.I