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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-06

understand. Don't take them.
jack she pleaded. l'll give you
all of mine
All of yours amt half so many
as is here and Why shouldn't |
take 'em, Id like to know ? Find.
ing is having, Little Nell.
You didn't. say so when found
your ten-cent piece said Polly,
swinging her basket.
Jack reddened, remembering
whut a time there had been about
that tcn-cent piece. You Keep
still, Polly Philbrick = he said 1
aint a cbipmunk, an ten-cent
piece isn't nuts. Amt there a
lot, though ?;
And it was quite in vain that
Little Nell begged him to put
them back.
She walked homo beside Polly,
silent and sorrowful.
we might give ours, Polly
she said; turn them down in a
little heap side of the stump, you
know, where he could find them
easy. O Polly, what will be do,
when he goes to his house and
finds they're all taken away P
This was a long speech for Lit
tie Nell to make.
But Polly laughed at her. You
little goosey,' sho said, tho squir'
rel won't mind, and don't you
think about it any more
But she did. She could not help
it.
At the supper-table that night
Mamma Philbrick counted noses
There was one missing; a little
straight nose, under a pair Of big
brown eyes.
where is little Nell, children :?
i haven't seen her since we
came home,' said Will.
Nor l. said Jack.
I haven't, either,' said Polly.
but I know where she's gone
Jack robbed q squirrels hole to-
day, and little Nell cried about it
She wanted to give the squire
her hazel-nuts, an I wouldn't
wonder if that's where she is
whats that ? asked Mr.. Soule
Mr.. Soule was a drover, who
had come to buy Papa Philbrick's
cattle. He had very sharp black
eyes and a snappy voice.
Polly jumped. 'Oh!' said she
and upset her teacup. Tten she
had to tell the story all over.
well, I never? said Papa Phil.
brick while the drover's black
eyes twinkled with delight.
Presently the door opened and
Little Nell crept in, breathless
with red cheeks, and soft hail
blown about her face. She put
her empty basket down gently.
Did Mister Chippy make
bow, and say Thanked mum ?
asked Jack, with a laugh.
Don't you tease the child 7 or
dered Papa PhiIbrick.
Then Little Nell had her sup
per. Mamma Philbrick gave hel
one Of the incest gold-band china
bowls, full Of milk, and q silver
spoon to sip it from.
After that, Mr.. Soule took bel
on his lap, and told her stories, ii
his sharp, snappy voice, until bee
time.
The next day but one, tic chill
dren went to the spot where Lit
tie Nell had left her hazel-nuts
but they had all disappeared
Little Nell was quite sure tht
squirrel had carried them of tt
his new house. | think 80 too.
But the best is not told.
When Papa Philbrick come
home from the village postotfice
one night, not long after this
he brought little box, directed
to Mr.. Jonas Philbrick.'
When the box was opened
guess?
It was full Of uuts of every
kind,-walnuts, buttcrnuts, pea
nuts, flberts, and castanas-'sheep
1ncs:' lack called them.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-06
TRUSTING.

TRUSTING.
BY CARRIE Y. SHAW.
I am thinking of you, darling,
AS watch the dying day,
While the twilight dewS arc falling
And the light fades SLOW away.
shall think of you forever!
When the autumn leaves are red
shall feel you once more near me,
shall hear the words you said.
When the winter SHOWS are dropping;
When the buds are born again,
And the April skies are weeping,
AS in pity, for my pain.
shall think of you, and ever,
Till the close of life'S bright day,
When the dews of death are falling
And the light fades slow away.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-06

A "squeeze in grain"-Tread-
ing on a mans corhs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-04-06
NEWBERRY HOTEL
BY
a, w. SIM IA ONS.

This elegant new Hotel is now open for the
, reception of guests, and the proprietor VIII
\spare no effort 70 give satisfaction to the
Nsvelling public Good airy rooms com
SSStable beds, the best of fare, attentive ac-
couSSod dating servants, and moderate cnarges
Iii ~ the rule. June 9. 24-tf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
The Formation Of Tho Abeess.

WAsHrsoros. July 26.-Dr. Bliss. In
the oourss OF . oonvsrsation In rsls-
ton to the operation which was per.
formed upon the Prssidsnt yesterday
morning said that during his examination
he discovered that . slight sack or pus
cavity had formed Immediately at the
turn 10 the track OF the bullet and ct
once decided that the proper thiog to do
was to make sn incision which would
strsighten the track and permit pus to
discharge more freely. Il was deter.
mined, ho~svsr. that before performing
tbs operation IL would Be best to notify
the consulting physicians snd request
their attendance. which was done forth.
with. The formation OF Q pus cavity.
the doctor says, 10 q very ordinary OCCUR.
rsuos In sim ilsr instances. There 10 no
doubt 10 bis mind that the ipcision will
tend to the frequency and severity Of
the rigors. he says. however. that the
patient may have more slight chills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
r,psr's opsr. Heass.

Monday and Tuesday nights. August
Let and I'd. the original and only Widow
B.dott, with Mr.. Charles B. Bishop 40
the inimitsbls widow. will bs performed
at Piper's Opera House. Virginia. The
Salt Lake Tribune Of May goth says Of
the piece:
II there ever was Q piece over which
an audience ran the risk ito dislocate
the spinal marrow Of their back, bonss."
1t 10 Petroleum v. N.sby's three.aot
farce OF widow Bedott." Comparisons
are "odorous." aud there are as many
styles Of conception and execution Of .
given character - there are performers;
hence va looked upon Mr.. Bishops
widow" forgetful Of all other imper.
senators o. the irreprsssible. ~loquaoious
dame. His facial display could not DO
surpassed, his volatility was that OF .
parrot. his acting immensely l%udicrous,
his makeup Irresistible. Mr.. Barrows,
a. Elder Snihaes. gave Q lifs.liks por-
trsi,urs Of the osnting. avarioious. tim.
orous preacher. OF Mr.. Sutherland's
Tim Crane 1t was only to be regretted
that be made no more appearance after
the arst act. Ibis grief TO mitigate"
The rest OF tho support was equally
oommsndabls. and the whole per.
formancs ran od a. Q charm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
Emm.s ..d carson au.rd Match.

Eleven members OF the Emmett Guard
shooting team, Of Virginia. accepted the
invitation Of the Carson Guard team for
q friendly match yesterday at the 200
yard target. On arriving ct the Capital
the members Of the Emmett team and
their friends were escorted BY tbs Carson
team to switt's Springs, shout two miles
north OF Carson, where targ-ts had been
r.c,ed. Tbs match resulted 10 Q vie.
tory for the Enmsts BY two polots, the
score standing Emmett Guard. AS points;
Carson Guard, 423. There we're two
misses 10 The scors OF the Carson eleven
and one miss made BY an Emmst.
After the match the members OF the
teams and thsir friends sat down to .
sumptuous r.past at the Springs Hotel.
which had been prepared By order Of
the C~srsonit.s. Good cheer was In
abundance and s.pjoysbls social time
was bad.
Dinner over, considerable pool shoot
Ing was INDUCED In. at which "honors
were easy" bstwrsn the Members Of the
two teams. The Virginia boys wsrs
we'll pleased With their reception and
speak highly Of the eourtssiss extended
them BY their hosts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
Cau,e or Abcess.

PHILApELpHIA. July 25.-Dr. Agnsw
returned from Washington last evening
very tired and complaining Of heat and
fatigue from his rapid journey. Before
answering any questions hs asked for
late bulletins OF thu Presidents condi.
ton and being told that thy vers
more favorable. he expressed relief.
The Presidents stomach Was 90 sensi
tive II was not deemed advisable TO put
him under the iuausnes oil spn,thstics.
he bore the pain with fortituds and BY .
tree 6ow OF pus showed The operation Was
the thing to be done. The sb.e-ss Was
caused by a fractured rib. The new
opening ia large enough to prevent any
accumulation at that point hereafter.
and will be kept open - long - neoes.
ssry. 81 don't feel any apprehension"
said Dr.. Aguew. 'of any recurrence Of
the difficulty at that point. The rapid
improvement In bis pulse and tsmpers-
aturs just after the operation showed
that the relieved absoess was the source
OF the damaging symptoms. am still
hopeful OF the Presidents recovery, and
ses no reasons to be d~ismayed."
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%

County Auditor Brennan IL afflicted
with q very sore throat. The Doctor
was compelled to burn It out with q
tic this morning.
District Attorney Hilss and Arthur
McEwen OF the Chronicle have returned
from q pleasure trip to Lake Tahoe.
Wells Drury writes to . friend from
the lava bed country Of the Modoo wal
noioriety that he expects to be 10 Vir-
sinis City early In August. He appears
to relish rougbins 1t and camping out,
and says be 10 growing as big ~ Tufy Of
Csrson-on Q smaller scale.
s. A. Tompkins, formerly OF the In
~tsrnationsl Hotel, Virginia. but for the
past two years with Brown q Tssssl.
has resigned his connection with them
aud departed for San Francisco where
he will make his future homo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
oyerlaud Pa,srngrrs Coming.

OMAHA. July 25.-Throush psss'n'
gers on todsy's train, to arrive 10 San
Francisco July %: Baron Smith. New
York; DR.. ALDER. Chassaniol. Capt. Dor
ladot Dies E.sarts. Paris; Charles Kramm
wife and child. oakland; A. II. Bunting.
New York; Il. F. Dors and vile, M,ss
Annie T. Dore, George n. Dor.., WI
minstou. DEL; A. q. Frsck'r and wi's'
Miss Lizzie Frackrr. PbilsdslPhIa; a.
E. Davis, San Francisco; ]. Il. Hedge.
Wsukin, lows; A. L. Thomas and vile.
Toronto; r. Harris, Proyidsncs, u; l.;
". II. Lsdd, Portland. Or; ". irv,ns,
Washington Territory. Sisters MAY
Gabriel Agatha ST.. John, Mary Paul
Martina, Ursaline Convent.
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The Pre.ident To-day.

wAszIsoTos, July 25-l:a0 a. ~
The President is resting quietly. The
attending physicians are doing, and the
members Of the household, excepting
the watchers in the sick room. are
sslsrp.
$50 a. M.-Ths President has passed
. comfortable night. much more so than
on Saturday night. he rested we'll and
slept, ct times enjoying refreshing and
natural slumb.r. Mr.. Crump. who
watched at his bedside nearly oil night,
thinks this mornings examination will
show Q considerable fall In bis tsmpera-
lure since 2 o'clock last night.
"a. M.-Dr. Bliss says that he feels
very much grsiiAsd at the condition he
6pds his patient In this morning. The
President, be says. had no chill, and
slept we'll during the night. A casual
examination. Just made. shows little or
&C lever and his pulls. 81.
10:46 4. N.-Ths Presidents eopdi-
lion continues favorable, and at this hour
be 10 very comfortable. He has partaksn
Of lime water aud milk alternately with
meat juice, this morning. with . relish.
When the wound was dressed the cotton
wal found we'll saturated with pus OF y
healthy character. The surgeons say
there has been Q gradual and very salts.
factory discharge Of pus ever since the
inoision was made.
lP. M.-rhs Presidents condition at
this hour 10 regarded BY the surgeons as
.xtrsmely favorable and encouraging.
Pulse l04. temperature and respiration
nominal. The discharge Of pus 10 a.
copious - could be expected and its
character psrisctly healthy. No indies'
tons Of fever at present, bat II 10 prob
sbls that the usual light fsbrils rise will
occur this evening - 1. did last week be-
lore the formation OF the pus cavity.
?. x.-Thiriy.six hours bsve nov
elapsed since the President had the last
chill, and there are a. yet no indications
Of another. With the exception oil
sliRhtly increased weakness, Caused by
the relapse Of Saturday. his condition Is
not materially different from that Of the
early part Of last week. Surgeons are
now assembling for the noon consul.
tsiion.
2:2O p. M.-Eithsr Dr.. Aenew or DR..
Hamilton will be with the President
from now on until the Indications are
such a. TO show NO necessity for their
further presence. The Presidents oon'
dition 10 still favorable and very com.
Portable,
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The President Under the Surgeons
Knife-His Courage and Nerve.

WARRINGTON. July 25.-Doctor Boyn.
ton says: when the operation wal per.
formed be never finched nor moved. and
nothing was given him In the nature Of
q q apsstbetio. Probes were thrust down
through the old wound to the bottom Of
the pocket aud the surgeons cut against
that. and Of course It required good
deal Of examination. Fingers were
pushed down into the ~incislon. and the
broken rib restored to its place. Then
q tube a. large - your little AnRsr was
pushed through, one end 10 the old
wound and the other in the new. From
explorations made With the finger all the
membranes were In good condition a.
far ss they were reached. They sp.
pssred to be very solid"
"And how do you feel. doctor, In re-.
gard 10 the general outlook for rscov.
sry7" ssksd the reporter.
"vrry we'll. indeed. The presence OF
two surgeons 10 very encouraging 10
itself. TIE ~couHdsnee and seli.possss.
sion manifested In oil their operations
were very resssuripg. / look for o u
slant improvement from this time. He
may have . recurrence Of chills aud
attendant symptoms but We feel that be
ough, 10 g-t we'll. aud in all probability
be will. He will have ZONE little set
backs; he could hardly help that. We
felt relieved yesterday a. soon a. the
accumulation Of pus was found. II 1t
bad not been found matters might have
been much more serious"
"wbat food is the President taking
now 2" ~.
Nothing but beef extract. All milk
diet has been dropped entirely. he
threw II up as last Is be took 1t. IL
made his stomach SOU and bad
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
mid Not Say "rhank Cod

CHICAGO. July PA Washington
special says officially: 1t is stated that
tho increase OF the Presidents pulse
yesterday was due to ovsr.sxcitsment,
and the return Of fever was only tenn.
porsry. It is said that the political
psus Of the election Of ConklipR's sue.
oxssor and the death OF Justice Clif ,rd
had an exciting Effect upon the Prssi-
dent. Here. IL may BE- a. we'll to state.
that The story 10 not true which has
gained circulation that the President.
upop hearing that Judge Lsphsm wss
elected a. successor 10 Conkling. said
..Thsnk God" A gentleman who was
In the sick room and who heard the dis.
patch announcing the result read to the
President, said the President only said:
"w-ll, I am glad 1t 10 ov.r. am sorry
for Copkling. I should like to give him
q foreign mission"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
Tn. Combi.a,,os Pumps.

The bottom part Of tho pressure valve
chest on the north end Of the west pump
at the Chollar.N orcross-Ssvage shaft,
gave out Saturday night at 10 O'Clock.
and in consequences that section OF the
pump has not been working siuos. The
east pump 10 running smoothly and
raising the water satisfactorily. II Is
the intention Of the management to have
duplicate pieces OF machinery that are
subject 10 much wear and tear on hand
as soon a. arrangements can DO made
Tor that purpose. When that 10 done,
the wearing out Of q piece OF unimpor.
,sut machinery, such as was the case on
Saturday, will q but a delay in
pumping OF q few hours. whereas now
q new valve chest has to DO sent from
San Francisco before the west pump oan
again bs put to work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
Ainisg frassfsn.

Joseph E. Smiley. Of San francisco.
n, President Of the Empire State Silver
Mining Company. . corporation existing
under the laws Of California. has decided
10 Francis u. Coleman. Of the city and
county Of New York all the right, title
and interest Of the Aforesaid mining
company in and to that certain claim or
piece OF mining grouud situate In VIZ
GINA Mining District, Storey county
Nevada. known a. the Empire STATE
mining claim. and lying adjacent to and
north Of the Original Keystone Mining
company's claim. Consideration a.
pressed, u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
Yellow Aehes.

GoLD HILL. July %. 1881 -Gsorge w.
Wallace. Vio President: On the 5000
level We have advanced the east drift
from the shsit ~ ieet. making the pres
ent length Of the same 239 ieet. This
drift has passed through the black dyke
into the clay and porpbyry formation on
the west side Of the vein. The ground
continues dry and hard. On the 282S
level they are employed in drilling east
from the north Wine. The hols 10 In
$50 feet. The drilliuss give low assays.
We are also cleaning out and timberins
the south DRIFT toward the Crown Point
workings on this level.
T. @. TAYLOR. Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
csassy J.,i No. ..

The old City Jail Of Virginia 10 under
going the process Of spring house clean
ing. It's wood work has been newly
painted and the walls received q fresh
Goa. OF whitswssh. much improving It's
appearances. The title Of City Jail
should be done away with aud the strue.
,urs called County Jail No. 2, ss the
salaries OF its officers and the expenses
Of the place are paid u Of the County
Salary Fund. the samo ss the officials Of
the Sh-rif's Office and the Jail In the
Court House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
MINING LETTERS.
New welIs.Farg0.

VIRGINIA. July %, 1881. Solomon
Heydnf,idt. Prssidmt: The northwss,
DRIFT on the 500 level has been advanced
l8 feet during the past week. On last
Monday morning. July Is, this DRIFT cut
through a w-ll.dsAned clay wall. leaving
the hard rock which the drift was started
in and psssing into soft vein matter
quar,z. clay and porphyry -gi,ipe low
assays. The face Of the drift 10 still In
tbs came formation, which looks very
promising. The aow Of water in the
shaft continues about the same a. at
date OF last report. being very easily
handled and causing no serious inter-
ruption to the working Of the mine.
ALEx. g. MCKENZIE.
Acting Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
v.rd,s, OF Coroner. july.

The Coroner's Jury called to inquire
into thu demise Of ]. p. Becker, render.
Cd q verdict Saturday evening that his
death was caused by swallowing what 10
known a. ''oollodion blister" while
''lsboring under q at OF melsncholis."
The doctors defined "melaucholis" ct
the inquest as . form OF temporary In.
sanity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
Thank G0di

NEW YonK, July 2s.-Ths HsraId's
Washington special says: Garfield hss
always been told Of the important news
OF the day and today be was informed
Of the election Of Lsphsm. The Presi.
dent said with a good deal Of iervor:
Thank God |" but made no further
comment. BE made the same remark
when told OF the el, otion OF Miller.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
saturday Nights Fire,

The DIRE about ~ O'Clock Saturday
night was In Q dwslling.houss on the
Divide in Gold Hill. near the large rsssr.
voir OF the Water Company. It was the
property Of 9 Mrs. Nolan, whose husband
10 at present in Arizona. Sho states that
she had been up with q sick child and
made q small Ere to heat some water.
Having done % she lay down and after
q time was awakened by the cracking
Of the flames and discovered the
kitchen all In Q blaze. The Virginia
Fire Department was the first to reach
the scene. bat the Monumental and Lib
erty Hose Companies soon alter put 10
an appearance. Tho building 10 . total
loss. II was insured for $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
Anss.ss. ss-.-s s.psr.

aAs Francisco. July as p. ~
Gould 4 Curry. 4 IS bid. 5 asked. 5 sales;
Best 4 Bslchsr. los bid; California. 7ae
bid; Albion. Q 40 bid; Con. Virginia. 2 Is
bid; Sierra Nevada, 81 askod; Mexican.
~ bid; Alta. 4 Is bid. Z 20 asked; Crown
Point. 2 Us bid; Bslshsr. 8 os bid; ophir,
81 bid; ovsrman. l 40 bid; Bsehtsl. ~
bid. ! so asked; Union Con-. ~ asksd;
Ns1icsn. ~ bid. ~ asksd; Benton. !
bid. 1 os ssksd; Chollar. Q IS bid; Saw.
age. Q 20 bid; Potosi. 2 IS bid; Bullion.
sse bid. Cue asked; Goodshaw. Csc bid;
Justice. SOC bid; Alta. = is sales; Albion,
81 sslss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
Matters as The aayase

r. P. Heating. superintendent Of the
Savage mine. departed for San Fran.
cisco last evening. he wal invested
with the charge OF the mine while here
and has o gone below to confer with
the Directors 90 to when work will be
commenced and to what extent to carry
on prospecting. It will probably be .
month before operations are resumed Of
the mine.
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Crump,. Opinion To-day.

WARRINGTON. July 25.-Crump. the
Presidents nurse, says: "His sppssr-
apes today shows improvement. His
features are more natural and lifs.liks;
the pallor thst ovsrspresd them ysstsr-
day has disappeared" Crump thinks
this relapse has set the President back
three days In his recovery.
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arOCk
eel, rrusoisso board.

rzu xoRSns.
lao ophir. So. 81
$40 Mexican. 7k.N
$40 Gould 4 Curry. 4 30. I %. I 20
2so Bsst 4 Bsleber. 10. ioh. ioN
400 CALIFORNIA;, 7oo
$40 Savage. . 70. q IS. 2 90
$50 Con. Virginia. . 10
ITO Chollar. 2 40. . 80. AZ
100 Potosi. 2 10. 2 90. . Is
$40 Hale q Norcross. 8 20. ~
$50 Grown Point. Q o5
leo Yellow jacket. 4 IS. ~
200 Imperial. lse
10 Alpha. 8 IS
2a0 Bslchsr. 5 10
so Confidence. 5 90
ss5 sierra Nevada. 9k.sA
% Utah. GU. 81
$40 Bullion. 600
400 E~xchequer. ! 10. l 10
$50 0vsrmsn. I Is
go Onion Coz, 81. ~. ~
$50 Alta. 4 10
20o Julia. &0c
100 Cslsdonls. lec. i0c
100 Silver Hill. 20c
Is Occidental. l so
400 Sutro. 20c
500 Andss. I IS
4s0 scorpion. l Is. l ~
200 Benton. l, 0s
20 Golden Gate, ~
llso New wells-Fargo. $50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
Arr,vnl, Y,,,.rany Morning.

JT Savage. Z r smith. J L Mcdonald
I W Harris. J Cole, II Chapman. Miss
A Morris. ! Siss0n. Mss u Morris. Mrs.
4ullsr and daughter. Nrs George Pratt.
lfiss y Ellssy. 4 + Hinch. Mrs. Walker.
Nrs stillwsll. " h Smith. " p Rudd. @
D Wright, Thomas MeCredic Jr. william
walker. Nrs J D Cook. Nrs 7 Stern, Mrs.
Il 4 slinksrd. Charles Jicoby.
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A suspicious Fire.

There 10 to be an Investigation OF the
origin OF the Are which occurred In Viz
ginia Friday morning near the G. q @.
shaft. The circumstances attending the
Ore appeared suspicious to the insurance
officers, and on their petition the Chief
OF the Fire Department called Tor nm
investigation. aud Justice Hires sum.
moned ]. G. Hampton, Marco Msd'n
and Milo f. Mcmillan. three disintsrsst.
I'd citizrns. to inquire into the matter.
They IRE in session In Virginia this
afternoon.
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The Jeweiry BargIars.

Warrants were issued out Of Justice
Hires court. Virginia. this morning,
for the arrest Of John Sanders and
Charles Angelo on q charge Of grand lar.
cepy. These are the two parties held In
San Francisco for the robbery OF Man.
niug's jew-lry store In Virginia. An
officer will proceed at once With the
necessary rsquisions to bring the thieves
home.
A man named Kelly 10 detained In
County Jail No. Q on suspicion OF hsv.
log had something to do With the bur-
alary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
Gone 10 the Yellowstone.

ST. MARTINS, Ohio. July 25.-Amons
the Union Pacific Railroad passengers
today for the Yellowstone National Park
were Senator John Sherman Of Ohio.
Justice Strong Of th. Supreme Court.
Congressman A. II. White Of New York,
aud A. Bi.rstsdt, the artist. They will
visit the park for two or three weeks.