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, 1881-05-05
*ssrocKnohbEi.s, Inability.

!, "STOCT1IOLDEStS' l.IAHlL1TT4
Two onsos were decided yesterday by the Ap.
potato Court involving the liability Of stock
hotdors In two OF tho bankrupt tlrn-insurrnce
companies or this State. Tho case Of
shufcidt rs." Is. Carver wns suit
q s'ss 's os,o Of neus sEs rvs to
Of Ills Stock Ia Tho lrcat, Western Insurance
Company, which was bankriiptetl by tho great
tirc The compaay ss orEai,'ESa ,sns Under &
!sS stoeFssaess i IL 4 ssy lsdSidSal isSiltS Il T.
q powsr Ii the oener!i Assembly 10 make auO:
ncauont alnonlments thoreto. i,enjam!n Carver
sSG III srs. r ae @ tS R.s s Pss Ppa sSn o
sf1n'osc Ill., scospsn nf e3as 2reas aR S"s
s" W. whsser &c aKor sK 'sen y e o Ts
aoi e Narcil Il lsg applis!l = tho flrcat West;
that tho TRUSTEES and corporltoEs nf anY cotn.
pany nrFanl1el under The act shoslid ba seycr..
siiuh o0.npany to tho nno,int by hisu Of thetn
sulserbci. until tho wl,pio .ntn6nt af tho enpl+
ta Of such sStnEany soli ,hn,, aav" erfn 81, pn, e y
i,a,ics heretofore organized in iho State and
Vii Visions ' of tic net. rio Supreme Court
II the recctt and unroported cnsu Ut
ss tsaSs md 81 o Gs s s b." .ors ls;avs S,s ss
eSrponltora . lac,udMl stockhol,lora. aud that
the hitter yGro tiot sxonptsd sron fhclr 1iablll-
" easS O. o ~csr
Hprlaneo, tho snIne Court bad decided tlat ITO
TtKt ws i,nhpaIsc ,hn q osg
no saSn w. se,sr y 4 shs es5
a e Us woaa sS s havo t. s's~ ba
II ea.o Ct r leTE 9, a. y esoeEo e. 81; 3d.
, 1881-05-05

A queatlon Ut considerable !htor,st to shippers
at Rsatu wns rnis.ul Iii tho case OF WRllac0 4
Ktrgu,an VI, Juha ". Long. QUO OF tho batch
decidod By tho Appellate Court. Long Wis tho
Mastur and oWner Of tho Schooner orotou. nnd
shippod u load Ut naxscol for plaintiffs u tIuf-
fslo. Tho sepI was ivudoI III bulk, and while
, 1881-05-05
1llsIIiQlI,

DETROIT, Ainy &.-FtnuM--firE.
QlA1S-Whoat-A Ai,adu oaslor ind au!ett No.
HaHust stlH53t NJ. Ml,lls, ti,asi N1 i'd. Sll4H
UiIs RvcVlpLs, HluNt. Nuu bIi shipments, HUI Nv.
, 1881-05-05

slow In hrs! hhndA alnRhmt fnirIy ac,lve, IN lEaEt
kHpply, hrd nrHi, mons Ut HUoiEnx III Irregular
Ieninndi foselHll E0Ids mint.
, 1881-05-05
THE KEELY MOTOR.

..,..! Ness iots M kfxnsns Post:
an oxnpiion Of tho hecly motor whicn ~hs
@ smr whom wore Mai % coDwoy. int itn,te,s Hail..
Or,1nanco Uonnrtmont, Lie,,tc,,n,,t .fntf,nnnAor
f,nrrn"n tTn,tna s.a,a. M.ss. H. ~..,,m"s,
Vice President Eric HALLWAY: Commodore Knne,
Now York Yacht Club: rfcsldent f,uyro. of lilo
,;esh 1ea,xh Valley ne lsa, r. J. laaaa Es,o
account Of Iteutcnant.Cotntnando Gors'nao's
most oer,o,,s reunrl n. mn ~ tho 1nosl crIo.,s
fraud. NJ i'm n,r MAJ = ron,rtnr ~ IN rrs"s
g i.. q oaea ns po r f9Gssef rane ape ,rs t
President OF tho company and gcntlo,1lat1 we'll
KNOW. il, business circles. who Sas devoted Tho
vrontnr mrt or tho ,ost sovnn v"ars y, h,n'ne
ren,.. pss .. ao ,ss soson years ~ aop.nS
hco!y 10 provo tho vhlu8 OF hss maohine. For
tho Lust tsa yoara ar. nroon has devoted him.
~ 9 , ~. ~ to primo
i,SS;S,at t., ssssasi 4 ';o IRE s,ia : eoa
II IN. innI = ~ .ut n. I"sf .tp,,s tp u1 + "isN
ureas, Il, tic rndrtor "ors hsy" en s's'd ti;rs 1
,nnnts 'nr nr oooK c1n..s w. Masx; auo
irssna Who tii9sa H. III aan ~ ~
i,,, isyemt1 ~ MesSlrs of afo'nT anyt!lpx mHdo
VIA Il n;5 In. ~ ,spIn spps t ,v 0 noy
ins nj sor's 81 ;hinss Which hs @ eaarot M Secos.
int onn III ~ amn,n H. I, ,nw ms fnr 1sGT ay =, ox '
vao tarat nr ren " uG am ms ,os ~ eG M
nv IT,; nMpsum ~ y knw ns,. % " tno
wtir hu t,ns Tccivosi isr ts n.ariunts ,,ir.
1htn ~ u ees 1rmae H, ~ nss n"sua ~, ~,
tl,"t ,,G,,ct r ~ ssf @ s,l'o I'll x su
It lasie1. know " laf % Kcey as s o money 1S "I rnI
s ot nd Eo t.av =! tho ns,i Tho
SsI oa . .iooS ,, IT, MY wn.Hs @ ~, ~
s as S oomlo nu NH fuut;d Kucy Ht;d tnniius,s
i,,SS S ,sn,o "oTS uon sslSG M m nnst u
vot Il VIII thnM,t ~ ,st ~ ~ liz rmniw fs os
, 1881-05-05

CLEVELAND, o.. May l. = rkruoL1pN = atssdyt
standats white, TO test. 1}ics = =, !
plTTsultltt,. Alay 4.-tETlt1tauA-Qulsti United
,rITuav,t.IK, H., May yA-lg!M0LkUN-ttl opened
ut Mt; h9kpsL kut toaeat, lb344gk s!9sP4 q tvha.
Ehtpnpnt4, &h40 lFiSt GbnTkasa. 1Asb QsIS} tahss
III, ~ heia.
, 1881-05-05
COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, May A-coTrox-Qalat1 mlddltns,
l03lu, low nadng, Vto, good ordinary sfos net re-
csvs. Asil bulesi Rrosa, a7Sa s1pofS to Continent
AyaJ; cQA1tNtae, 10Dl GaisB 900; seock. 3AuM
, 1881-05-05
p11TLAD1tLrsi1rA.

pntLAnEtrntA, May A-FLOuls-nuitt wUatorn
extras. Elsttl2, minnesota Hxtrns fh2JaGC0, Ohio.
VDod. si7si do Snnuy. Ei,sSlGUs Ohio. now procoss,
nIGJt ainncsua patent procosa, ts9Q377j Ityo innr
Atuntly; tsiM
C'1lAta--Whent-Dsmnnd Activai No. , rcd. olo-
vator, ttai4slz,f No.2 rod. May. si.4dsiatt luna,
el1sA, July. tl.Hgltl.ia. Cotn in fair lomnnd,
stoan.er. ELEVATOR, Gsei sail mixod, May. E'}<8s16os
.1nnu, 6S@as{e July, hjQsalc. Oata-l,omnd nctivo}
N ,s, ,,tstc ~. M 4; d. do co'cc' es No.
Isi0SH-i9oDtS tt1I, 1nttln mess. fslHa
Tlu l,tna nless pork, 4N. i1nris~ ~S!nokrd li&isG.
1TrE!t-.Nenk. cTgn1ncry. extr1s, -! do; good to
1t4ttIt -
EG1H-Qniet, 1aai2]fc.
!;ltEEsE.-iloInnd fn{r nud market lsm, uH1t5c.
1,l:rtu,LHua-1lHilt T&c.
'W1tlHKY-StOndyt ft.lkk., =
ltoElira.: Fl9ar III brt,s wheat, saouo bul corn,
bNltMENTB-E0rii, sa,0O bu+
, 1881-05-05

INDIANAPOLIS, Atay A-u,tAtN = Wheat atoady1
9l,0s4l. c0su tisult V0(&t,Aa Uatsnsn; fs&Wa+
, 1881-05-05

o00, sl2 To- sha No case on trial
.1UDaE AM1T1i-Nn preliminary call Trial onIl
h9A ;As, 3tri. BAG, D. ttN, a41s, 300. No. j,274,
Uclltmann y. ld'cr, on trial.
.lup1E EWt!I.rAasoS-AssIsts Judge 0ary. No
IL Jrnnr m jxa.soS-e, 10, II. II. No oaao On hear-
jutnr oanpxzn-No court to-day. Call to-
morrow, 0, 7,a,Q. No. 6, lsogcrs Va. Nctauiey.
~ juSs,n U'1 kooknH- Preliminary eall MY .osss,
inoiusivG. No. 6le, Wilson 70. Flavor. on trta
Mos. III. bs', hs0, sXl ~, 6, a6, o90. col. Term
N9 1ss nySs a'y H sS''Ss Se G. F1etor i;!ss VI. Rogers
90 ,Snaa S2ss!nfkiI nfkiIAwrs-Nos. 10, Iii, sls, , q, o.
H;E|si1@EG @ Ss' Ill., :a1f5 '5i'a f. 's'' 's'''ssS
JUndH LuUMts-1nsate cuscs.
T"~ JtDaMENTs.
surEn1on, -Cosrrgs1oNe-ft. O. Rteh.
nrtl rs. A. y. Isuohcr. 2sss--tocschor Bros. VI.
Frcdesick katzcr, $stt11.
JunnE 0Any1Slgmt,nd Klnubcr n. chica9o
Wckt division Hallway Cotupany: vordtct, ST.
and motion for n6w trfaf.-GoorRe lfnrr0n vs.
,s;s"s ss q. Esar s1 HG'' f. kddxs III d!ss:fiy p
G. MeSoiii. s;;.S..is,ifns choney u: sStne,
S5.T:Gi.-Abrahnr 1firsch & Ct n: " .d ne.aats, =,
e. ara u osa "s T. SfssE tSe3sfs ss'f' i:
and a. Tis; iie.'ty Eolilnx, is6iisnry K!sm q
a. y. 0N.rgo ucfeyGr. 9'iOS.-Nansnqnni q H. rfias'
Ctl.Cuir COuHT-tt1nnE lionktsa-i. A. poaso
~. ii. q. Wbeelcr. $N:-M. Il. uort reg ct al ~.
Samuel Gnl'tstona, Sits. ~
, 1881-05-05

ITEMS,
A veniro was entered yesterday by Judge
nlotgett roturuabt0 May ", for ihirty.tlvo pctlt
Jurors 10 snrye In tho DlAtsct Court,
In.tnorroW will ho thu last dny OF service to
tho Muy torn or tho Circuit Court,
, 1881-05-05

TU1trENTfNE.
WILMINGTON. May 4.-Sftil1rA or TUnrENrfSE--
Hteudy nt Ilo.
, 1881-05-05
nRN GOODS.

NEW youK, May A.-IopblAa tFudo .only Modefato
.nd Rusipess caAtlnuas uzh5 xlsa psckuss has4s&s
, 1881-05-05
TIE CA

THE GALL.
JUNE DNuNNOHn-ru chHu.bcTs.
jupus DLoDasrr-Aotlons and general busl-
moss.
APPELLATE CouNT-aaa, o. 0A, w. VI. No case
Oh hearing. No court Tomorrow.
, 1881-05-05
-, =. IN Tho preceding days 0f'ths v''f'
~. e2s,'.s sSSss ssfosss DS"s ~, "sIsa; s,Iss

sfi i, ,'' Il s nst.{G ssacdR cdRa%a .S
ras nadIsGo1n. sosSt ttooy ni,I% % salss TsfS SFS
sa i;s!s 81 %,s %wa y ssies Sss Sssc
fcH snu.Ht y !, md tIyL
, 1881-05-05

THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.
Epee4al DtspaseA to Tbs Chicago IftbuH4.
JACKSON, Mich, May 4.-rho first wool clip Of
the ssusun was bought to-day. Is ect5s being tho
Asp4A
, 1881-05-05
RAILROAD II1fE-TABLE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ TRAlNY-ExrtAxArtoH or HEFENEScH
MAHKa--tAatuYdhy excepted. '*anntny uxccpteds
tMondny excepted. SDatIy. =.
Chicago 4; Northweatern Railway.
For Maps T.tneCars, .Car Recommendations.
apply ht u tk-At 1thnd theet1o. Htrks EIprnsR
oco. Fa!tnoF iio1ao. Is Canni-at., and tho depots
, 1881-05-05

n-DeUot c0rner Ut WeIls md klnxt6-ht1.
b-Depot corner or Cahal and k!nH!u-sls.
0hicaxo, 1stirllu9t0n Il Quincy HalIrond.
For Maps. Tin,n-1ablna. sIcoplngtar Acon,ru,oda.
t!ona nppL1 nt % C'ark-st, Grand tacino Jloiel,
!irtnks hxtrnas thlcc, foot 81 lnhtfnd-ny, Hrpud
1lUuag, md - E0naIttt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28
Exception to the question and answer
was noted BY the defeuss.

Exception to the question and answer
was noted BY the defense.
Reed proposed o series OF h~ypothsH.
cal questions. based upon the conduct OIL
the prisoner. to show that they would
not DO consistent with the theory OF in.
sanity. Witness admitted that insane
persons were mort liable to be adjudged
sane than sane persons were to DO ad'
judged insane.
Scovills questioned witness relative to
the symptoms and causes Of insanity.
Witness stated that insanity was the 70.
suit Of . diseased brain, and was asked;
"Ars you not ooniounding cause and
effect, and cannot unusual excitation oil
emotions. or excessive worry and care.
and anxiety. ovsrturn the reason and
cause disease Of the brain 2"
Witness admitted that such might be
the case, with some qualification; that
overwork, care and anxiety might pro-
duce dyspepsia. which with other causes
might lead to insanity, and that would
make necessary disease Of the brain, and
disease Of the brain would atlensth turn
into insanity.
Qusstion-Well. now, 10 II not the
fact that you learn that the brain IL die.
sased from evidence OF unsoundness OF
the mind2 Answer-From that and
from physical indications, also.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

Recent advices from Csmpas. Sonora,
give On account Of the murder Of two
Me1icans by . rowing band Of Indians
After the murder the Indians started for
the mountains. and had not been cap
tursd at last accounts. Later news ID
10 the effect that the same band had
murdered seven more men between Te-
pschs and San Laripa. II Ia thought
the latter were employees Of Q Chicago
mining company. IS they are working
near where the Indians are supposed to
have passed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28
CAMS Prairie, Idaho. has settled

Canas Prairie. Idaho. has settled mp
very rapidly during the past three
months. Last August emily about .
dozen families were settled there. Since
then over fifty families have taken up
homssteads. and an agent Of the Aurora
colony, near Portland. visited Camas
Prairie . few weeks ego and took up
nity additional homssteads for families
now living in Marion county. Oregon.
who propose to 60 out a. early as the
roads will permit next spring. Alto
es.hsr, about one hundred sections Of
land are now taken up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

Mr.. Sicklss. father Of General siokles,
the old gentleman Of sishty.two years
who was recently married In New York.
was born in that city in 1900. and
worked in . printing Office on Nassau
street when . boy. Aftsrward he studied
law for twelve years. and was admitted
to the bar. In 1928 he went to New
Jersey and established tho Belcidsre
apollo. . Democratic paper. still 10 exist.
sncs. Then he came back to New York
and went into the printing business Of
Liberty and Nassau streets. Subss-
qusntly he became q broker. He Ii now
worth about 50. 000, 600.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28
nuinn io tha total failura of ihe Id

Owing 10 the total failure Of the fsh.
cries. the population Of the island Of
Auticosti. in the Gulf Of St. Lawrsncs,
have become 20 poverty stricken that
the Marine and Fisheries Department
has had to remove them to Quebec In
government steamers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

DR.. siemsns has finished q second
electric railway near Berlin. The new
line. connecting Chsrlsitsnburs with
spandau. was recently subjected to q
trial which established Its success. The
distance was accomplished in remarkably
short time. and without the least inter
ruption.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28
Matters In Ireland.

LONDON. December 27.-Ths Pail Nal
Gazette believes 1t to DO substantially true
that the government has divided the dis.
turbed localities In Ireland into Eve OF
six districts, each Of which 10 to be under
q superior sort Of magistrate, who will
be able to act without previous superior
sanction aud have entire control Of the
troops and police In the event Of . dis.
turbanoe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

Cases like those OF Guitsau will be
covered by tho new penal code OF New
York, which goes into effect next May.
Uadsr II . person will not DO excused
from criminal liability as an idiot, i'm.
beetle. lunatio or insane person. or Of
unsound mind, except upon proof that
at the time Of committing the alleged
criminal act he was laboring under such
defect OF reason ~ either not to know
the nature and quality Of the act he was
doing or not to know the act was wrong.
The code also specifies that . morbid
propensity to commit prohibited acts
existing in the mind Of person who ID
not shown to have been incapable Of
knowing the wrongiulness Of such acts
forms no defense to . prosecution there
for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

The Sill In bonds stolen from the
Commercial National Bank. Cleveland.
three weeks ago. have been recovered by
the payment Of about $4,000. Mr..
Eslls does not yet confess that hs has
secured them BY compromise. but that Is
the fact.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

The proposition Of Senator Pendls.on
Of Ohio to give members Of the Presi.
dents Cabinet seats In Congress and
the right to debate. though not to vote.
10 not likely to become popular. An
amendment to the Federal Constitution
would DO necessary before the PROPOSE
tion could be carried into effect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

The probability increases Of the loss
Of three Atlantic steamers. The City Of
London. OF the Csntaur line. 10 ont
since November 18th from London; the
Henry Edge from Antwerp November
2ls,. and the Lord Byron from Hamburg
November 2Sth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

At Rome. Saturday. the Pope gave the
customary Christmas Eve reception to
the Cardinals. Of whom tvsnty.thres
were In attendance. including the Ger.
man Cardinal, Hohsnlohe. In reply to
their address. the Pope said his position
vss becoming more and more intolerabls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

"whsn the funny man OF . London
paper" observes Kmksl's Musical Re
vier. "writss q good joke the editorial
staff Ia called up. oysters are served. and
the paper does not appear that day. And
Il 10 . noteworthy fact that no London
paper has missed q publication day for
tan years back"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

The Springfield (Ind.> Republican says
that Timothy o. Howe Is q respectable
wealthy and elderly gentleman OF Wis
eonsis, who would never be thought Of
for Postmaster General. to succeed
Thomas L. James. " It were not the
turn Of the Grant men and good Grant
men were net scarce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

The Sacramento Bee annual" for
the year 1882. with atty illustrations.
has been received. Besides the calendar
for sash month In the year. Il contains .
great deal OF valuable information to the
general rsadsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

The executors OF J. W. Forney's viii
are instructed to endsavor to secure 70
payment from the United States govern
msnt Of moneys paid BY Colonel Fornsy
while holding the Office Of Secretary oil
the Senate on account OF the d~sfaleation
Of one Of his subordinates. It Is stated
that the amount OF money Colonel For
nsy made good to the government was
about S49, 600.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28
Emigration From Germany,

BERLIN, December 81. Emigration
from Germany next year promises 10
become more colossal than In 1881.
Over $4,000 tickets have already been
taken for transportation by vessels lsav.
Ing Bremen for the United States In the
spring. Almost an equal number oil
snigrants will 60 from Hamburg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

A Chicago druggist sold to . irscklsd
girl Q lotion which he warranted would
remove the blemishes from her fscs.
And 20 1t did. bot It also burned away
the akin. leaving scars that permanently
disAgurs her. She is suing for $4,000
damages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

There 10 said to be no male descend.
ant Of the Charles Sumner family. Its
only representatives. are the three nisoss
Of the great Ssnator-the daughters OF
his sister, Mrs. Julia Hastings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
Japan Desires to Conform to the
Spirit or the Age.

LONDON, December GA Berlin cor.
respondent says: An influential Japan.
csc gentleman informed me that Japan
for some time past has been earnestly
dssirous to remodel her commercial rela.
lions with Europe and America. Japan
has already drawn the attention OF the
Powers concerned to her aims. and their
representatives will hold o conference on
the subject at Toxic In January.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28
rHE Few YORK .suH" ON
GRANT.

The only Newspaper friend Of General
Grant In Nevada appears to consider 1t
its duty to frequently reprint from East
srn journals all that can bs found COM
plineutary to the great third-termsr.
Lest the paper in question does not see
the New York Sun. hence does not know
IL opinion Of the model sx.Prssidsnt.
the News publishes the following
extracts from that journal Of recent
dates. The Sun very ps~rtinsntly asks :
"Is General Grant . bssgar ." and then
says:
We do not knew. bat he certainly al.
lows himself to be presented ii such
before the people Of this country. he
has enjoyed important ofaoss and high
salaries; hs has received gifts vast and
varied; hs lives like . rich man; and he
10 engaged In enterprises which are be-
lisved TO promise enormous wealth. Yet
here We have Senator Logan asking that.
by . special ~bsneiaotion, hs may be
pihcso ou tuo toutou ist VI tuo ufWyi po
that he may draw . few Thousands Q year
out Of the Treasury a. long rs no lives.
This proposition exhibits Grant as q
beegar entreating aims from the public
store. This IL not . becoming attitude
for such . man No other ex.President
ever allowed himself to be placed In o
position 30 humiliating.
II eight years Of the Presidency OF the
United States IL not q recognition OF
military service. what can be? He had
received. TO begin with, . higher military
rank than was given to Washington him
self. and . large salary connected with
IL; he next had two terms as President.
with q salary doubled to suit him. Dur
ing this time. and subsequent to It, be
received hundreds Of Thousands OF dol.
lars worth Of gifts-houses. horses.
lands. stocks, money; and not only were
his public services thus recognized In
his own land. but his journey around
the globe wal q kind Of collecting tour.
And now Mr.. Logan Is asking for more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

Mr.. George II. Pullmsn. the origin
ssor Of the Pullman cars. 10 about forty.
seven years Of age. and said to be worth
from 81. 600. 900 to $40. 0O0, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

Remains new beck expresses the belief
that the Jewish prophets. especially
Isaiah. were. instead Of Jesus, the real
founders Of Christianity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28
Excitement in Vienna.

VIENNA, December 27.-Thsre is much
excitement In Gratze In consequences Of
o nun, detained against her will, lsspisg
from Q convent wall into . stream, from
which she was rescued.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

Smallpox 10 raging among the Indians
in the belt Of county extending from
Msntana to Idaho.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28
Tho Macon (Ga.) Telegraph says: The
Rspublican party IL determined to keep

Tho Macon (Ga.) Telegraph says: The
Republican party 10 determined to keep
up its ascendsncy In Congress by the
hasty admission OF the Western Terri.
tories as States. Bills for the admission
Of two new States into the Union have
already been offered. The only way to
Offset this movement and keep up the
equilibrium is to divide up Texas into
four States. Provision was made for
this when she was admitted into the
Union, but up to date the people Of
Texas have exhibited Q decided aversion
to division. Without their consent the
.'Star OF Empire" will continue in its
course westward and the South will grow
no stronger in the Senate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

By the Are In New York Saturday .
loss was caused Of between 100000 0
and 5000, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

A woman just married, wishing to i'm
press her husband with her abilities Is a
houseksspsr, bawled out to the hired
girl as he entered the door: matilda,
bring me the wash.board; I want to wash
the potatoes for dinner"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

Nothing further has been heard from
Cronstadt. Russia, in regard to the re-
ported great Gre there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-28

AN RNANKLRD PENDANT BRRAsTPN
"A with Q gold tassel attached was lost q
10 the parsonage. &1w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-02-25

H'IoIt alOltt'I. ---
 On motion of Rollins C B 5s read 3rJ time as amended aad considered encrossesl. piaeed upon its final passage and passed by the following vote: Ayes. g: nays |: absent, l, Title Of bill adopted as read.
 On motion of Anderson Council ad- journed