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g d oil m, l6. Ytdrj, - S6ujQ Ssfar
lit ieit lettem Sonuta9e an etuem letdblen
Eleber, unO Sgmptoms pom @Ht3iiuOunl oes
linIeu Qunaenfliiaels trateu Qeiteru elm.
Cine nclle atIaHtiiale Sa6eIz z3eIsHiaaft.
QOHOOH, 16. 0tdrS, 0ailg Jte,BSH
ruelost in ihrem 6man3 artttel: pie AFtieu
Der y&H0lo,9meritaniiben @eiealt)aft" ilsbeH
hcute in ldlchterHddfrage, unO 5war IN Sclge
be- 9uUijcntlidung eines Broipettes fir cine
uele otlaHtiidle Sabels 9eielidJaft, uslbe los
pohl oan beitebenOsn Gompagne'H, ME ben
Oon San @Oulo IN glusEdt acfellteH nsueH
Satelu &0nturreu5 MAIDEN mill"
Ser Srico In sapsASrtFa.
E0n00u, Is. YldrI. Die 3t9ternnJ
Uuroe Oiit;idl bauadjrid)tigt, ba5 0cr g8lfsHz
fiaitano nit oeu Soereu mn bier Gage DeriSn=
CERT iUOrOeH lit.
9Iuh etusr 9cpcide Ocs STANDARD" aus
Sort Amicl touoen @sncrul BooO, FrdFOsHt
Srauo, 0er SbGbefcblsbaber Soubsrt un0 Blut
6riiger am IS. 3. Qits 3ruci UtCileH BON Bros
ipect=piu 3uiammcutrefitu. Baul Sriiaer flagt
III Cincm SdrCibcn al ben BrdiiOenten Oes
Srauis5Sreiitantes iibcr oIe StboHOluuQ, mdd1e
0eu gOerCu Su 8hell nuroe, crildrt ic00db, oaB
er nod an iclntm 2lugcbote zines 8rOteftorats
oer S0nilll uber 0as 5r0nSOall ietbalte. -
S}Aa SALA4tSL DAAANAL tlt NNAlt DklNiE khlktALo
bauerE iibGr ben 8oo 6es Generals @ollep aus
uuo psriprift, Oa6 bic Boueu Niles tbuu mere
ben, I'M CS otn @riten Su crm6Jllhen, obHe
Jtadltbetl iiir ihren QBafteHubm 6rie0eH Su
idlicben. Gr 1T Der anlitt, OaB eine peri6u<
ldc lIutcrrcoung eiu giiufiaercs 9tciultat erreis
den pir6. SIN 8ejtertn icBt er auseinIuO1t,
oOB bicSOereu ijd MIR aegcu etHcSnuaiiOR Oere
tbeloigt bGtten uHo OaB bon teiuer 6ebeaiou
bic 9leoc ieiH f0uuc. Sm Sane eiu Sricoeu Bu
StaHoe gebradt mer0eu iOle, 10 miilie mau
oCr&Oren lbre baupti6Glidle 6orOeruHJ bepils
Ii9eu, udmjt bic grhalhmg i6rer &tpublif,
ihbtIiCu tpdreu Iie berait, Gin brilib,s Brotsfs
tOrat au5uuCbmcH.
2Onbon, H. 0ldr3. - GtuC bon g,ferH
Natirte 9tsutsr'ide 9cptite aus 9tewcdIlls,
Jtotal, beridtCt, oaB Die Speratloueu mleoT
auigeuommeu morOeu fuo. Die britiihcu
6ruppeu icbten wdbreuO OeS Cages iibr oeu
6luB, Gine FOutoubriifc luir0 lur 3ett ber-
9dtCut.
D9nrEt uuo 96rIe.
0onoon, h6. 9tdri, 1890 Tddlm. -
Ser. Staatcu- Sbligatiouen: 4. prog. II6. -
u. & g. gB ?. 32I; @ris 492; u. .. Sea-
trGl 1904; Su. Genual 1891; Penni. StRtral
684; JieaOmg 334.
GiUerpOOl, 16. DRdr5, 1890 giahm.-
gouwwOae iehr fcf; DlifteliOrte Oberl. Ct;
90. SrIcars G3uG; Die Satduie betrugeu 10,s
600 2idlieu.
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&alte8 Tieber.
gln 2laE, 0ertu 0dar atsSfdlt Ma6
nrnaA AaaTA.h


8Cincu 6aar tauuh 9u Die HOtitrlide &C.
benS'dhl0tcit unO Sorbe ourd ben @1braHh
ron 6ance'8 y6atr=&eforer" mieOers
gcbcn. 2urd laugen unO unttangreihen @ea
broud hat 0ieisr artitd Oar9ethan, OaB er benz
5unrausDeber Giubalt tbut, bdutg Oas 8a4ss
tbum bes Soares crneuert uno, meun es ers
blIidt oOer grnu miro, ihm ftttS Die 6arbe
suriid gtbt. @r hGitigt bic @ur3tlu unO cOAiers
Uirt 6a5 paar uuo ieine S66ubeit. 8orfi1es,
tronIBoitGs ODER idlnadjes Saar miro gldnieub,
gc,dlmeioig mo fart; OerloreucS Saar midlft
trditig pieoe; oa8 alu5iaaen bort aui, unS
6n5 baur nir6 pieosr fen; oiinneS 6aar uers
Oidt fd, uno erbleidlteS Ooer graueS erh1ltieiHc
uatiirlid)e 6arbe tuisSer. 9a8 URitttl mirit
iiGer nnS 1T unidGOlidl. gs beilt ShOri uns
Sopfgriuo, bsieitiat alle n1feuoea Sts1eR uHb
erbdlt bic Sopfbaut tiihi iauber unO meih.
GlS Soilettsnurtitsl leheu ibm nur msuige
oIcid. Seriudls ss uniehlbor Breis 81 BE
Slaiae oOer bret $3.50. gu baben bei seth
g. 9ancer ytr. lOs, 8 fsS aIttmores
StraBe. (lO)
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&adje fur etn Dor is SSaBren be
dn1fac1teS Ncrbre61etf

9oIlas, Ter, 16. Wdr5.-Gine am les
TN Grcltuge DOrgefalIene 'eniationeat Sra95Oe
NirO pom n6roltpeu 6luBarme oe5 &e6sRiosr
bcriftct. Gs cbeltt, OaB eiH geluiiier B2ter
&oof, ehGOem in Wiiiiitppi auidiii9, i'm Sabre
1866 nit orei @tidbrtsn, ais BHuOesz9auaQsz
ridcn peltIeiOCt, in SOnp BiuO'S 8Obnuul
eiuoranq, $1,000 raubte unO sineH ihanobareu
Nugrif1 auf eiu WGoden Ueriibte, md1eS nit
Bino OCrmanOt mar. 2Gbtercr jdb DIE Serbres
der nidt uieoer, biS q am lesteu iSreita9e Den
GoOf 8ufdQi9 in Der StieGiaait mehrtrer
Sru6tfuhrleute antrai. @r 3og nit eiHem
ldlredlifeu 6lufe ittneu 9leuOlOer uuO itredte
@oof, che OerieIbe al ieinCr gSliit sreifeu
iounte, ourh bier SAiilie toNt CUR @rOe. Die
8ubreute nnbmen EtuO ieit, gabcn inn ieOo9
mie0Cr irci, oils lie bic Shatiodlen eriubrtn.
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Ssfeh,a,6rFfe.

@btcago, 16. Didr5. 3ufubr BON
Sdpeinen bcliGf fid, heute anf 16 ,000, bic Ser
ienoung 0ui 5000 Stid; Die 8reiit partirten
SpiIAen $5.40 uno S595. = Jiinooteh: gu
iubr 4400, gerienouu9 400; gScrtGufe 8n
SO 100 bis $3.50. Sdaafe: 3ufllbr 2500,
9suieuouuQ 400; Srtauie Bu$4.50 bi8 5.75.
gait 4ibertp, Benui., 16. Dtari.. -
DE 9ufutr Don &inoUteb betrus 204 5tiid;
$erfduie su$ 1928 bic S.. = Shnetne: 3ns
frhr 1910; %erfdufe Su $3.50 bis $3.50.
Shaafe: !3ufuGr 800; Serfdufe 81 S4.25
bic $500.
ct. Qpuis. 16. Wdri.-S Sdlfneiue: Sers
f6ufe All $5.40 bis $3.50; 3utuhr 470O, Ser
Ienpuna 1900. -&inopeb: BertduFe 5u $3.50
bis $500; 3uiuhr 1900, Serleuouu9 450. =
Sddnls: &eriGufc au So 25 bis $500; 3as
fubr $50, @erieHOuug 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-17
Gin tttl&et Srttbrtef FUR Die StaOt
HCiDsNOrf.

aIbonn, N,.0., Is. Otdrl. ScuatOr
McGartbp bon Dem Sp3ials&omite beriatete
Die Stubt gterp- DOrf ,in. Derielbe uerOrnuet,
DaB i'm Nrpenber 1882 unO leOeS Sptite Slbr
narauf cine Munt3ipalpahl abgehatteu nerOen
ioQ. Die @hef5 oer 0epartemeH,s, Die BolBeiz
riGtsr, Ntarifdue II. f. NJ. iollen pom l. 0tai
.. S. on BON oem @tnpor ernannt rperotn.
otne eaB 8elatiauu9 ourd5 ocn StaOtratb ers
iOrberlidl ilt. giah Dem Sanuar 1888 iol oi.
Geli5eibebGr0e aus smei 8eanlten, lu;lAe Oeu
9ittl 4Oli;eicOmmliiare" fiibren, beitehen. Or.
&irbp eibob giupauO ge9eH 9elutie SsrOrO=
uungen Der Bill. 2cbtere wurOe fir nGdliten
Wlittmo9 sur beiOHOeren Sage8OrOnung &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-17
anml,f NIT Cstnnredierit

0tnctnnQtl, TO. Dfdri. = StaOtnlafs
i6aI Mlfreo @oburn uua AuOeriou. Suo.. III
tariiitt pom Sd,eriii SloOle uno $40 9ehil-
zen fe1Itlben, perbaftete 9etern AbenO orei gins
BREEDER uad) einem Sample, in peldlem elner
ber @inbredDer, 9tamenS 9eshan, mahri1einlib
t0Dtlia uno Der Ntarihall beOenflidb an Der
SonO pclmuubet mHrOen. @it Subafleten itRS
Srsrerid &nigbt unO OaUiO 5eap aus IuOer.
Jon mo 0an. Qeehan aus Snoianapolis. Sic
murren ertuppt, ais lie 9erabe in Vegdffe wa-
rcn, Sa8. gNhstltone's BobnuuJ, bier Meilen
BON 9uneriou, I'll beraubeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-17
Srfntt In aRf6n,,rf. .

0artba &c, Wio., l6. Utar3.-0er no.
iueltlihe 3beil Oes StONteS Wiiiouri murOe IN
Der leBten Nadlt bur9 eiueu befti9en BON 8e.
gen unO cagsI begIetteten Srtau heimgeudt.
Sn @aIsna 0rabe ienieit8 Der @reu3e wurO,n
IS 6Guier 6emolirt, Swei Wenidleu t0Otli1
uno iedS anoerc beoeutlih uerlebt. Su Sop
lin tnurOen ebenfallS mebrere 6duier umgaporz
fem, ulIsin in @artbage eRtitaaO tein erbebIt4er
GdaOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-17
acknowledgements.

Sau6ranSt8cO, l6. 0tdrl. = Cine
Gspeide aus &Ombitoue msloet: g9ie bierber
Gcitimnte Yoittrtidle wuroe geiteru uahe Con.
tentlon BON Spei StraBenrdu6ern angchaltcu,
rptldne ben 6uhrmann eri9ofieu nub etueuBaIils
gIer if)per pernunreten. q. y. Yaul, glgent
Ger SS. @eas, Sarge & Comp, errpiOerte
oos 6euer, worauf Die BierOe our69tngen. Die
0tdubCr ucrfoi9ten Die SutiAe niht, unO ote
@aiiuaiere entgin9eH iomit rueiterer Ss!dfiz
nlinn. !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-17
RathfeIhofte Neraiftntta.

St9oais, 16. Ndr,. - GtHc aus pier
gaioncn beitebenoe b6bmiid}e Santtlte bate
geileru Stmeueaciit, Sauertraut uno Ieptels
brsi gum ytittaJeiieN. Balo Oarauf wuroe
Die gau8e 6amilie traut, unO zines Der &iuOer
iit icitoem 0eiiorbcu. Yiebrere 9lerSte, lueldll
Al &atbe gc3ogen rpurpeu, erflaren, tie f6uuten
ftiue Spur Don lnineraliiher Tergtitung ent.
oCden. 9us 6lelid, tpurOe iHipi5irt, obne OaB
man SriGiuen auhauo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-17
@tntroI 1rpton,s geIbitmoro

Gan 6ran3tscO, o, 16. Dtdra.-Die 9ei-
deniaau in 8e3ug auf ben SelbltuOro oe5
@enerals Upton muroe beute abgehalteH. 9ie
ausia9en Des Captains 6asbrOuf pom 4. 2lr=
tilleriere9inente, iowie bic pom SaritOrbenen
all ieius -Sd)tpeiter uuO ben General AOlutanteH
Der 8unoesarmce geiAriCbeuen SriGfe beitdtl.
gen bic Sermuthung, ooB llptou ourdb Oeu
5ehlidlag isincS gSertes uber Die GattIfi4wsr-
miithin murhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-17
SCR 0eI0ttt0rff.

Rem 0Orf 16. NarS. 6Olgenbes 1uo
Die Gdlu6notirIngen: @elO mar rubls III bis
6 u. Idlo6 qua Bro3. pro Sahr. Sterl -Beaie
4.81 - 3 auf so Sage uuO 4.63A auf Stht.
@uuSess Sbliaationsn: 19Sler Coupons 1921,
nfne Siin'er 1913. nele 44<prol. 1tl4, n1Ie A.
pro,. l181. attien: Sod SsIauO 1872, Pitt5s
burg 1913, S(ls. Central 1881, 0.-D. Central
144, gufe>@bore 1863, @rie 47a. DO. Briori-
t0ten 88}. 9lorthe gSeitesn 1928, DO. BriOpitd=
TN 1921. g. s. central 1O5, NsaOtng 64b.
Geiiern linton 113s. unterifaeamts- Btianj
@ole S8S. .086,512; GonIant $3,465t8l3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-17
Rfmfer Qnnh.

&aniaS. G itp, Uto., l6. Dtdrs. 5hS.
GiorOOn, Der 0eipCraoO, melAsr uor ctlIAeH
Sugen ben StaAt-0ioridall BON SOcorro, o.
81, ermOrtete, purOe am letten 6reitage 81
Albuquerque Uerbaftet. Dian iihrte tbH NAH
SGcorrO Surld, 100 iid etH aus 200 bis 300
Mann beitebenOer DtOb itiner benldAtigte uaO
ihn oil Der Seite zines g8aHerbebdItrs unfs
hGnnte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-17
Gin bEtraGeriTGler Sparbanf=
SSeomfer4

nhefter, 81. So, g. Ntdra. -6r. 5obn
>. gpmon, Staats Saufcomniiidr, bat ent,
0tdt, bo6 SQrog Albee, StaBmeiIter Der
r4ihaclOfzS oUiu9s s9ant," Oieie gtnitaIt Ourd
ialite GintrGge nm grOBe Summen betrogen
bat. Qlbee mrO ittt uoh einem Boliilfteu be-
wnGt mo bat Der &anf ieiu gan5e8 @iBentbum
ibertragen. Nian beiiirhtet, OaB itb oa8 0afi3it
aIf 100000 oOer mebr belaufen mirO. Albee
mar Gin nambaiter NbOOtat unO fritber gttts
glIe0 neS StQatsieHaiS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-17
cer,,Iofo,, Il, ej,,er sorneoofabrif.

Wem Y0rf, l6. Ntdr3. -pelte Jta@gllIs
tag esignete iid in Der SOrpe6ofabrtt Der 3p.
8enO & @raper, Scr. sc, Glib 1. StraBe,
cine Grploiion, rucltBe oaS rretft0di9e 9ebduoe
uOIlh0noi9 serft6rte. @eorg Starr, AnHa
9OOo, Nirnnie San Salisl, Soa Snntion lHO
Minnie 3unliOn, ipelde i'll Der 6abrif arbeites
ten, spuroen berleet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-17
GfbaIte SetWetl GOpT t1nO Setn
GQ0t 0CSMnO

Sauce's g6air 81 eforsr," Der groBe
5amr5euger AnO Observation-Disclosures, sriHgt
ourd) Die Oaarpnr'elu unS reQt fie geraoe 10
an, ruie iiinhlide 9iiugulittel Die 9rdsmurislH
rei5en unO Saline unO 9Idttdlcn 3u 4RgrtaeeH
emportreibgp, ioOaB tisie Die @r6e init tarem
Griin betleiDen. 0lan Tam ihn titJltd Den
Gopfbefrutbter nenreu. @uf Doer 9OpIbdHt
ooer bci ausialleuoem o6er er9rnufnoenl. eiHs
trodnenbem ooer meltalOem Saare nut 9auce's
.Sairs Reforer" oiden 8uh8 beruor, Itelt Die
fribere Sh6nbeit uno Farbe ricoer her, bebt
Giles Suden, tnrirt SdQrf crhalt Oit Sopibaut
o0aia aeiuuc uuS III ein pr1dltiges 6oilcttelTa
mittel. Der beOeutenSs 9lui, OcIH er ah Il
fgcut, uuO Die aroBe 3abl Ciuaehtuoer atteitate
iinO iber5T9enbe SeIegc ieineS groBsH SSsrs
tbcs. glon perlDtC iha uHo itbeT3eiqs ltg
pou lcjucn tItcuru @OJiiWn. Breis vi DE
Nlaidle. gu Aaben bel Setb @. 9aHet,
Rr. 1903, SO ta.8altimO Oreitr. an
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@oh1i1.atfdu.

Dallas 8, 3craS, 16. 0tdrS.-gin 5raf)t=
sng Der ,,3craisr &entraIs Balm" brad beute
iOYleiten n6rOlldl uOu@uuiS Ourt eiEe Bride,
NIB Ia bsirOhtete @aggons muroen ceulOllrt.
0rei Beriousn trugeH iApere SerIesun9eu oa'
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nrSd,nh ihrrn s,erfnhrnr.

2osangeles, &al., l6. MirS.-6. 3.
SOriter tpuOe heute auf Der 5traBe bon 9Iltoz
MIA abOrta, eiu,m ,pauiideu RaOdlen, ers
id3Oien, Sie ertldrt, 6orlter babe iie uer1iIbrt
mo oanu Oos ibr ge9ebene Gb.utripreh.u niAt
bGlnu molleu. 6oritcr ItauO i'll SerbinOuu9
NIT ctlidlgu Der dlteiten iponti4sn 5unttli:u i'm
iiiolid]en Californian.
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O&nHcrH Hhhrtt

Ofempbis, 3enn., Is. DtdrS. - albert
Scd, iieben Sabre alt, it0rb 9eitrrH absnO an
Der Q&afcrlheu. @r mar am lebten 2Seib,
nattstGge nebii nlebreren anO,reu BerioneH 0eu
sincm tolleH 5unbe 9ebiiieu pOeoeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-17

RSy- gerIIdle anrnal 6anee's SGap
8te6er berfsller. @r Derotdt eaHaeS
6aa4, briRat Die alte 6arbe 5nriid, II Elk eie'
cantes 9oilcttenmitiel unS beilt 9opfgrine nHn
RopItoutsSuden. Breis 81. 3n haben bet
9eth @. S9nee gir. l08, SSels 5altsr
morelro6e. 6l
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. uSttttnS Sma" 1tito Ole eanaStTGen
SSebSrSen,

SttaW a, Ontario, 16. WarS. ST.
aierung bat ben Sberheu Srrpiu, GOmmluOaHs
ten Der berittenen BOliSei, nan BooosMoun.
tain geifidt, mi nit Sitting 8ull" uuo Oei=
ian llnterhduptlingen gu cOnieriren. Der 3u2d
ietner Senoun9 1T, ben alten SGuptliug no.
mUali6 Su bcrpegen, OaS caaaOi1e @ebiet gu
oerloIien unb iid ben amertfanii9en 8ab0roen
81 rQeben. Ntan bofft, oaB itd), oitting 8nl"
BEN Biini9en Der canacildDeu &egierunl fiigen
ipiro, I'M 10 m(br, als Die amertfanii9en 81
h0rosn Die 3uiihelung gegeben baben, OuB iie
i'm unO ieine Snbiauer niht be5elligeH poaeH,
,1,p,-tt o. I'D, friphIid, hprhTIt
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geresrap6t(dDe 9epe(Gen.
Snfano-9epe(Gett.

(Ssri@te ber rafoctlrten Brene" ftr oeu nDeutiGsn
&orreip0noenten.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-17
9an0fdilptiroIer t1l S,aft,

ct. &outS, 16. Mdr5. - Dtr IbUotat
JtDbCrt 6. &inOlap purOe aeitern BON einem
Gebelma9enten unter Der Iutla9e uerbaftet,
Die Stcgicrnng burh AuSftaung 9.idlAtar
8tiiturtlmben I'M ausgeoebute QduoCreieu be-
id)minoelt su hGben. IuB2rOen fiuo nod fol-
9enoe BeriOnen weaen Setheiligung an Den
rdmlidlenS Shminoeleien icItgeuOmmen porOeu:
Srlcnb San 6iie un6 SObn 6. @ormtH, 4ps
Dofaten uno @ruuoeigentbuuls 4genteu 3u
@IeDelan6, SEQ. 2inn aus Qiuoalc nabe &leo,s
1nnb, AoDiiOn s. Burns, 9runOeigenthums=
9gent, unb 8. q. Mc@leuan, gtOtar, Su
8ittsbure. Scrid)ieoene anoers Yerioueu in
gten.0orf, 4bilaOelpbia, Chicago unO auoes
rcn StGbteH maren eberfalls an oen bstrit9eris
iden Sransaftlonen betbeiligt, mo fpettere
8erbaimu9en iteheu in NuST6t. QiuoiaD, Oeis
fen 8ater mebrere Sabre lang alS &anOrsgiras
TOR Su GSronton fungirte, mar Der oauptdnltifz
ter 0es 8etrugs. Nfan ihGbt, baB mehrsre
@iillloYen Ader 2anO on Die 8tgleruu9 Surltds
fallen rperoen, IobalO Die llnteriudung pollen
oct uuo Illes in'S Neine scbraft lit.
ct. 2ouiS, 16. 0fdra. - 6ermanu 6.
Sd)u1er, ein gfotor, &barles 8aiel unO G9aS.
9ienmnn murben beute pe9en 8stheiltouug an
bem 2unhihpinbel oerh0ftet. 91ObertY &. HinOs
Jan hat Die inn allierlegte Siirglbaft pom
$4,000 niht auitreiben f0anen uno lit benz
@eiGuauiiie iiberwieien poreen. Gr behauptet,
icire gsrbaituua iei bur4 ben @r=Setretdr
SdurS peranlaBt mOroeu, neldrr i'm uuo iei=
nen &ater ans pOlitiibeu @riiuOeu baIIe uHO
beriolge.
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( @elannt=
! lSepolteruna

T~ltUUIItIUII8
Stoaten. in 1880. D2dnner frauen
9eammt6eUolfe=
rung oer ger. ST. 5O,i52, ,866 2T52o 5s2 6S2, ,28i
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-12
The Mexican Mission.

CHICAGO, March 1l.-A Tribune Wash.
inRton special says: There Is . curious
piece OF gossip respecting the mission to
Mexico. This mission. Il Is said, at the
request OF General Grant, has been
placed at his disposal. He desires to
have John Russell Young 60 As Minis.
ter. but Young himself prefers the Chi
ness mission. Should Young decline
the Mexican mission. II 10 possible that
General Grant may suggest the name OF
ex-United States Senator Paddock OF
Nebraska. General Grant takes great
interest in the Mexican mission. He
has large business interests 10 connec.
ton with railroads and other enterprises.
the ultimate object OF which 10 the COM
mercial conquest Of Mexico In two years.
It 10 now expected that there will be d..
rect railroad communication With the
City OF Mexico, aud the Southern Pa.
cihc 10 already completed. Through the
influence OF railroads II II anticipated
that American merchants will insure In
Mexico the commercial supremacy which
IL now maintained there BY Europeans.
General Grant much desires to have q
progressive man sent there a. Minister,
who will be q help to all American pro-
jects, the object OF which Is to facilitate
commercial intercourse between the two
countries. He has selected John Rus
sell Young % such o person.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-12

There was the least little sprinkling OF
snow In Virginia last night, not 30 much
as Q boar frost, but just enough to show
that spring 10 not here quito yet. The
wind 10 north and cold and . light slit
ing snow commenced falling about noon
aud continued for some time.
]. NJ. Douglas, the capitalist, and E.
A. Martin, the asssysr. left for the Wood
River county last week. They went by
way Of Salt Lake. which 10 considered
the shortest and best route.
Virginia carpenters are making pre-
partitions to try their luck down along
the line OF the Southern Pscifc Rail-
road, where there are towns to 30 built.
The ranchers along the Truckee are
blowing Q mixture Of alluvium and grass
hoppers' eggs. with . prsponderance 10
places in favor Of the eggs over the soil.
The Carson and Colorado Railroad has
crossed Walker river the second and last
time and has now Q clear way ahead OF
II TO It's destination.
The Mexican phir east winze is down
twenty feet below the 2700 level, which
is the greatest depth yet attained north
OF the Imperial.
Dan. Fraser. County Commissioner.
has gone to the Springs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-12
NOTHING sifoRr OF

Unmistaksble benefits conferred upon tens oil
thousands OF sufferer could originate and
maintain the reputation which ARMS Sara
pARiLLA enjoys. It is a compound OF the best
vegetable alternatives. with the Iodides OF Potas'
rium and Iron. and Ia the moot enectual OF oil
remedies for rcrofulous. mercurial. or blood
disorders. Uniformly successful and certain In
lts remedial effects. It produces rapid and CON-
plete cures Of scroiula. Sores. Boils. Humors.
Pimples. EIuptioas. skin Diseases. aud oil dis
orders arising from impurity Of the blood. by
Its invigorating effects 1t always relieves and
often cures Liver Complaints. Female Weak
nesses and Irregularities. and 10 . potent re-
newer Of vitality. For purif, Ing the blood II
has no eqsai. It tones MP the system. restores
and preserves the health, and impsrts vigor
and energy. For forty years II has been In
extensive use. and 10 today the most available
medicine for the suffering sick, anywhere. 2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-12

SAN Francisco, March l2-i P. NJ
Sierra Nevada. s. bid. Gu asked; Navajo.
AZ bid. 2 IS asked. Al sales; Savage. I IS
bid; Bullion. Sc bid; Gould 4 Curry. Is
bid, 3 20 asked; Utah. ca bid. Z asked;
Ophir. . 10 bid. 90 asked; Halo 4 Nor
cross, 8 20 bid, 81 ssked 3 20 sales; Mex
lean. 4 IS bid; Jupiter. SOC bid; Bodie. Ga
bid. 6x asked; Potosi. % bid. Q asked;
Chollar. l GO bid; California. SOC bid. 9Se
asked; Crown Point, I bid. I 05 asked;
Overman. Coo bid; Union Con-. CT bid;
Albion. I 10 bid. 20 asked; Alpha, ~
bid; Alta. I G5 bid. I 70 asked, l 70 sales;
Bullion. SOC bid. 5Sc asked, 55c sales;
Ophir. . w sales; Sierra Nevada, ca bid.
ca ssted; Belcher. soc bid; Silver King,
"a bid; Best 4 Deleher, Gu bid. 6's sales;
Yellow Jacket. 2 As bid; Navajo, 2 IS bid,
2 60 asked. 2 co sales; Potosi. 2 sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-12

The County Commissioner are Of the
opinion that the Dre1ler bill has doubled
the number OF applicants to the county
for relief. People seem to think that
they have now only to petition with the
Recommendation Of two taxpayers to get
at public expense all they want to eat
and drink and wear. The consequences
il that members Of the Board are likely
to be compelled to spend much time in
investigating applications.
Chairman Canavan says that, AZ mat
tiers are now going on. he cannot see how
the county Is to be kept in funds. The
people cannot bear to DO taxed any
higher than heretofore and there has
been such . body Of applicants precipi.
tated upon the Board as to staeRer Its
members in their tracks. Everybody.
seemingly, who needs anything expects
now to get II Of the county; and, let the
Board do the best II can. he cannot see
how the exigencies OF the case a be
met with less than about $4,000 per
month for the INDECENT alone.
Members OF the Boardsay things are
getting to DO really desperate. Some
thing must be done to check the inunda-
ton Of want flowing over the land or to
meet il. II the bonanza penalty suit
ends favorably. that will help the county
ont for q time, but such q help will not
last long. and the source Of the flow will
still remain open.
Some people in Virginia are suggest.
ing q Storey County Benevolent Associa-
ton, similar to the Nevada Lottery
scheme. They say that the bill lately
passed has repealed all laws forbiddine
lotteries in Nevada, hence one has as
good q right as another to start in on the
Benevolent Association business. In
fact. q Storey County Benevolent Assoc
citation could DO started under o
favorable auspices than the State scheme,
as il would have to give no $500 per
drawing to the State and would need to
put up no bonds. II could therefore do
better by ticket holders.
The State scheme Is TO give a. the pro.
Deeds Of Ave drawings $500. 600 TO ticket
holders. $3.50. 900 to the State and to
take $3.50. 900 for profits and expenses.
In this game the chances are two 10 n
against the investor in 1t. The county
scheme would be coutented with much
less profits. would give nothing to the
State and would consequently offer much
greater inducement to those DESTROYS Of
putting money into such schemes.
Chairman Canavan Of the Beard Of
Commissioners, says, in view OF the ne
cessities OF the county, he is willing to
Join in getting up Q County Bensvolent
Association and will. 10 the public wish
it, act a. one OF the Trustees OF the con-
Germ. He does not see why Storey
county cannot ~ well run such . thing
a. the State.