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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
drowned Ind l(lsllnI.

PORTLAND. Or. June I6.-John asin,
a'boy fourteen yssrs old, living In Ess'
Portland, was drowned In the Willamette
river yesterday BY falling Oh . raft
Thomas Cockroit, Q fisherman. Wal
drowned .. Itvseo yesterday By the cap.
sizing Of Q boat.
Two brothers, named Barry. vent oul
fishing some days ego for the Oecidsn'
Packing Company. Nothing has been
seen or heard Of thsm since, sndit u osF'
tain they have been lost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

Sometimes Q little assistance st thu
right time will enable the system Il
throw OF an attack which might other
wise result In serious sickness. Aysr'l
Pills should always be kept at hand, snt
promptly taken for the relief OF sliehl
ailments, before they become formidable
diseases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
Fatal

YaxxA. CAL, June ia young man
named Thomas Gallagher. on bis wsy
home to Orc Elmo. after visiting Fort
Jones ysstsrdsy evening was thrown
from bis horse, bis feet catching In the
s,irrup and the horse kicking him badly.
h WA fatally injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

sspsrintsndsnts Taylor. Of the Ysl-
,ov Jsekst, and Hamilton. Of the lmps-
Yial are expected back from Ban Fran
eiseo tomorrow.
The Msshodiss Church Of Virginia ID
r..s,vine q frssh coat 81 paint. IT. sp-
nssranos q much improved thereby.
Considerable ors 10 said 70 b extracted
.,a milIsd In six.uils canyon and Flow
ssy Distsies.
THs srsnd annual Plate fasdasse y
N peeefsss d Walker lake.
T>srs 4 talk Of recognizing u
GA Hin Asehssy Clab.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
Dhbuning the Land League Iand.

LONDON. June 1.-THE letters Of
MeCann and Mr.. John o'Connor Power
attacking Mr.. Patrick Essn. Treasures
Of The Lsnd League. have created q
feeling Of distrust In the Management Of
the fund. Mr.. Eean, who dits between
London and Paris, appear 10 b sab
ject to no control or audit. and Il q
ohargsd that large sums have been paid
to hired orders who we're not worthy Of
thsir hire. and to hapgsrs.on In London
and Dublin who have returned no ssr-
Woe whatever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

The number O depending mining ssssss-
msnts Il nov smaller than u svsr has
been In The history Of the minins.shars
market. There ass now bat twenty. eight
ninss with easements pending on their
stock. OF tAsas ten ass oonstssks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

The two ohinamsn arrested With John
Robertson Sunday night were found not
guilty yesterday evening Of the charge Of
violating the opium Law and released.
The trial OF the three ChInamsn arrested
Monday night on the same charge began
at three O'Clock this afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
s.s o.. s,.rr. Nevada.

Captain John Kelly Of Virginia one
day last week bet $40 to Is that Sierra
Nevada would sell for I'll per share 10
The Stock Boards Of Ban Francisco ONE
day this week. BE found 90 many will
Ing to bet him even up on the proposi.
ton that be concluded not to sink bat
the one bet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
Arrivals rs.s nsrssss.

John T Raymond. Miss Agnes Proctor.
Niss Lizzie Creess. Miss Laura Bascomb.
Miss Angie Griniths. Miss Victory Crssss.
Mis- Nellie Egberts. z Buckley. George
r Dc We're, Ralph Delmors. Lswis Baker.
Jerry Lamb, VIM Cullington. Ben sssrn.
J Proctor. Horace Movieksr. George B
Hin, "a Bsttridgs. II A Murphy. J
Hixsou, J D Williamson. R Andrews. Nh
II J Hofiand. II O Parkhurst. u Canavss'
q T Coultsr, Cotton Clark. Chas Palmer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

Hob Pussh - . beverage, Whistler cold
or hot. 10 Just the thing. No ''nisht cap" sffsf
exposure 70 cold 10 moro beneficial, and 10
slssplsss. tired or dlscomfortsd psrsops Il 10
soothing aud rs,rsshtng. Bold By ell 0rocens,
wine Merchants and pruagists. Trade sup.
plsd By Richards 3 Hairison, Agents for the
Pacific coast, tan Ifanctsco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
Personal

Major John Hancock Dennis. Of The
Tussarora Nmss-Rsvirs. was sloppins
sbou. Gold Hill yesterday. smilins with
his ancient enemies, and trying 10 look
Young and agreeable. Ths brave Major
IA unfortunately soalpsd In IN Indian
6sht near Fort John. California, In lel8.
yst survived, and 10 not ashamed to
shov The hidsous marks Of the operation.
Allan Bragg, lats clerk at the State
Prison. was along with the gallant Major
yesterday, and found plenty Of friends
10 shake binds with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

Al To che r~ssoindlng Of the recently
levied assessment Of "a per share on the
capital stock Of the Utah. the Ban Fran.
cisco Post has the following: ut 10 cur
rsntly reported that ~aproposition 10 Be.
ing seriously entertained 10 increase the
capital stock Of the Utah Mining Com.
pany. nov 10000 shares. to 10000
shares. and TO assess the same at the
rate OF atty cents . share, instead Of %
q share. y previously. This may sx-
plain Why the rsosntly.lsvisd assessment
Of 50 Was rescinded."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15
Next s.sa.y'. ssessi.s Match.

Al their meeting In Carson. last even
Ing. the Carson Guard completed ar.
rsnesmsnts for their excursion 10 the
Comstock next Sunday. on the occasion
OF their match with the Emmett Guard.
The company will come up on the u.
press In the morning and return on the
same train In the evening. Between
twenty-five and thirty members Of the
Guard are expected up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

We = requested 10 state that The
tsaehsrs and members Of 81. Johns
Sunday School desire 70 express their
sinosrs thanks 70 the ladies and gentle.
men Who lent their assistance q the late
fsstiysi, and 70 ths Gold Hi Chord
sooisty fes sAdr lind ssppsst spea hat
eseaaioa.
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ps,srssrss Last Evssiss.

W Ky Doans. D R Sessions. NO HAii'
Murphy. W J Collins. J Arthur. Nh
Ksarnsy. J 9 Brown. J W Swift. 7 Conn.,
OF Daniel. Phil Smith. JR Williamson
Niss 9 Int, J Cosgrovs. Nrs INT. Charles
Martin and wife, W Bsumann. 9 Rattan.
L Barry.'o cossrovs. q War. hn =
Kline, Nrs Bender. Mrs. A beviss.
Donhsm and wife.
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orOCK RgRO8f.
aan ~lrransaseo DsARa.


Last xvts"s'
10 Eureka Con-. sik
y neImon''
10y Areen'1, ~ a..
zs urana r,u ~
ioo.nassl' % AZ
ez0
~ Ale,or,
~ Ssile No. as.'' i0S
= S.ar; IN
y u'.o N
l00 Aannat.An,A 'o
zoo wales. ! %
2e0 East N Diapao w.
~ 5soess,. 80
~ Iioga' Svo' WV
lo0 bodis. ~.
Ivy SommI,. ~
400 5ynaicase' ~
90 beividers' 100
!a0 aone'
~ Soutn 1uIwst.Ss ~.
iI0 NORM
l00
1eo Oro. =
10y raris. n, a..
aio SaivsI Asns' a. "
zso fipsoP' q s"
TINS MORNING.
400 Ophir. II, II
400 Nexican, ian, l2k, l2k
220 Could q Curry, sk. sk
I50 Beat q Bslchsr. l5S, lSk
ITO California. I IS
1878 Savage, 70, ~, 8 so, 3 IS b90
aass Cor. Virsinis, 81, 3 70, 3 %, 81
q Choiisr. q IS, q 90
lao Potosi, 3 es
$40 Hale q Norcross. 1 30. les
TAO Crown Point. q IS. q %
II0 yellow Jacket, 6k,Sk
100 Ksntuek, Az
40 Alpha, 40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

N. Csnavan. Chairman Of the Board
Of County Commissioners. who has been
In Ban Francisco the past few days, came
home this morning.
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Fatal Quarrel.

ColyAx, W. T.. June 16.-Ysstsrday
morning Wash. omsld shot and killed
Matthew Montgomery In . quarrel over
. piece Of land. The shooting occurred
near Wawawai.
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ne PeDe's I~nterfsrsses IN the Irish
F,euhlN-l Quleting influence.

LesDos. June is.-Thsrs Il god
sround for saying that the letter vhish
WI b addressed b the Sacred Collage
q Rene y ~ Isish hisssrehy, o. W
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yTHR CoMSFOcK.
Latest Official Mining News.


Crssssassssg - sissra NsvsAs-rhe
Dossssas-0iski1g ~ The T..
O. and q. = 1-Jhs Hyasssiie
Puops-Yeiisw Jacket Wassr-
Orsa Extracted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

The usual progress u rsportsa IN tns
north driit on the 2276 level. L has
beea driven Q total distance 81 7<S fsst.
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The shaft d now about 1893 feet In
dsplh. TIE sssal yrssssss d nsds u
si1kdng u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

STEW e N 50 Ms
Patent Hs.Ia Beard
MATCHMAKING PAN.
PATrsrsD, APRIL 10, lsse.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
| Philadelphia. isrs.
lAwAlDRD FIRST PREMIUM:
ron A. nu.ovxD-
Grinding and Analganating Pan.


T1fD PAN 10 PAR sUPR1loR 10 ALL
others In ssysral important psrttculars.
The Grinding hullsn ars near the center. n.
Suir.ns ,... HSw:,; ,hs p,S.', Sn srSSy:s
with LssfSpowcr. without vioisnos. and vttk
bsttsr amalgamstlng eject, bssides admitting .
larger charge. The inclined shaped housin0
Of the mullsrplats openings efficiently fofSe
the pulp dirscily undsf the mullsrs.
disco, and Of the 0atss 3 Bcovtlls Iron Wofkk
% south Canal STREET, Chicago. whore u can b
sumlbsd and further particulars be lssrpeAt
OF pspops may apply 10 the Inventor and Pa.
sutss. o O. eTgvREeoN. at the Douslas Mn.
Gold Hill, Nevada. vhsrs the Pans have long
hSao In 00Sraff0o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-15

Are sinking e The fats o. . ~ OF u@'
bsn per day. The shait has attained .
dspth Of about 1850 feet, and the bottom
n In softsr and favorable looking ground.
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asaurrs the lobips. Of old Rocicastle
Springs that more comfortable quarters
and silll more sttac,ive eronnds will greet
them the coming spason. The proprietort
Of fRockcas,le inform me that they will
extend IN invitation 10 The Kentucky press
10 take in the Springs a. they pa.. over The
souih,rn. md hope Il will h. sccepied. n
40, they will he treated .roysIly a.... Here !.
one Item Of special interest to tourists
The severe Winter slmost eiierminaied
the breed Of nimhle insects known a.
"seed.ticks."
There l. Nankee ont here trying to
sell Campbell patent process for channel.
ing the rivers. u is q wonderful inven-
ton, and will 90 into general household
use. ny a simple twist Of the wrist you
can divide a stream Of water aud reverse
the current. With this conirivance, fisher.
men can aoat down stream az FAR a. they
like, and when ready TO return home. re.
verse the current, and do 20 without the
least effort. John Haldemsn, Of the Cosri,r.
Journol. takes q eror. Of them; ito h.
shaken we'll before used."
Spring chickens are nearly ripe. SIN.
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c4sEYcoUXTY.


q
WIN. II. Walls sold his farm To Husl
Barnett for 81 600 cash. Mr.. Walls I,al
removed 10 D, b. Goodies farm, Mr. Bar
pelt Wilt move in a feF dsys. III
The wife Of Rev. ]. l. Weeks, late o
Middleburg, but now Of Rolling Fdrk
neighborhood, died on Saturday last. Her
remains we're conveyed to Mintonville add
buried on Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Weeks ].
left with eight smsll children TO care ior.
Mrs. Julia A. Mewhorier broke her
left arm, near the shoulder joint. She l.
anold lady about seventy year. Of see.. :.
Mis- Belle Morris lost a pocket-book a iss
days ago combining about Sill. M.
Henry Nall, Of Hustonsille, has rent ci
property in Middleburg ...... DR.. b. p. E.tes
has removed. 10 his farm, two miles below
Middlsbnrg, GA De Liberty pike. MI.
r. n. McAnnieh has moysd TO the prop
erty Of Rev. J. NJ sallss. 80. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shears, Of Danville, spent several days
with u. II. MeAnnich last week ...... DIR.
!. q. Dye has gone 20 Indiana on business
.....Mrs. Alex. Hicks, Of Lincoln, spent
several days with her relatives and friends
IN Middleburg and vicinity last week 500.
hrs. Macy Cooley yisitsd Pink Cottage
his week she haa hoIes q being restor-
n 10 good health.
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B0TLR COUNTY.


Mrs. TahiihA johnson, having aiiaeke,
and eapuVsd sVsylhins slss hs' nos
tackled the measles, with fair prospects o.
being successful.
-Notwilhsianding the recent sever.
Winter ssalhsE, wheat i hooking remark
ably promising Ia this section, aud with
no baek-aet from nov on shere will he fully
N avsfass crop. fdNf
The failure Of THE lrTkRIoR JouR-
NAL 10 reach Shelby City As usual last
Friday, caused oonaiderahls dissppoint-
ulsnl and few euss words, entered to the
credit Of the new mail agent On the l.. and
n. railroad.
One Of the heaviest blooms ever noticed
Is upon HE apple trees this season. Another
very remarkable incident Is that the apple
and peach lrsss are Ia bloom Al the Hsns
IiHa The fFsspsois iof ffuii Fl svay
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way from school snd hires him ~ and
knocked him enirlcs. ior awhile. Upon
Examination there were ~ homes broken
but he had several aels gs,hs- cut In BIZ
head
We are requested ioannoonce that the
Lincoln Comfy seiains Club rill nee, al
Hanging foSk Bridge. nesr MI. place, nexl
Saturday night A. O'Clock for Tie pur.
po-e u eleciing ofhcer. saprer will h.
prepared ior the occasion by the President.
Immediately after supper the Clnh will he
clothed 10 H. proper RECALLS and repair to
the water. cor the purpose Of trying . new
seine thst has recently been purchased
Member- u the usrrard County Fishing
Cluh are cordially invited to attend.
S. J. W. and e. n Eneleman .hc, and
killed = rare bird for this country lasi
Tuesday. Il vas little smaller than q
goo-e. ~iih heak four inches long which
ran ont to q very sharp point. IT, head
vas very large With long neck, feathers
black down to u. body. Iis back was Of I,
dark color, with white speck. all over like
Guinea hen, breast entirely white The
legs were black snd seemed to have heen
put on the wrong tide, they came ont .
liiile below the center ef tIr back. wi,h
feet like a goose.
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sasae. q. Harrss ohssses sgs Mad
aud Wffhdrars.

To The voters Of Boyle, Gsrrard, Casey
and Lincoln: Having announced myself on
last Monday. at Stanford, candidate to
represent you in the next Senate Of Ken
lucky, and thus shortly determining to de-
cline 10 make the canvass, il becomes a
duty ] owe you to explsini my reasons for
so speedy declination. ! have been sub
iect for some years to spells Of CONGESTION
Of the lungs. The attacks come on me
without warning and PROSTATE me where
| am, leaving me almost bresthle-s and
sense 'ess. On this account, the opposition
Of my vile. family and kindred is 80 posi-
tive against INV making the race, that !
concluded Il was a duty owed them 10
decline further canvass. To those who
have rendered me their support | return
NV most sincere thanks
May 5, 1881. JAMFs A. HARRt.
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Jackson HOUsR, LONDON,
Nav 4th, 1881.

May 4th, 1881.
Edhar Iaiesior .6arnais
We reached our destination BY I o'clocl
to day. and begin tonight in the onl,
church in the villsge. II will seat two
hundred comfortably. and three handred
can be crowded into it, Thai sounds rath,
er contracted alter numbering the "blue
grass" congregations, but about as man,
souh are won for Jesus In the small as 10
the great congregation
We had pleasant meeting al Living.
ston last night The people Of that pic
turesqne village have a very pretty church
bnildins. AID il was flIed, nstwithstand.
ing the wind and darkness. Our good
friend. Bennett Joplin, droPpsd everything
and came on with US from Mt Vernon
ffe helped usgreatly in getting started to
London. We we're delightfully."- entertain.
ed at Mr.. samhrook's, who also furnished
: team 10 haul our baggage about Eve
miles, until It met The wagon that had been
started from London this morning to bring
10 the rest Of the way. Nay the LORD re-
ward him and his good wife for thsir hos
pitaliiy.
Our good friend. Judge Randall, whose
scquaintanee- Ne 6st made IN bloody
Breathitt,' eighteen months ago, sent Us
saddle horses to Livingston, and We got a
Start after breakfast The road Is 10 bad
condition. with much haniing and late
heavy rains, bat We cared little for that,
being we'll protected aud mounted. 81
: Ne truaf theIDRD fofa gIofioun inees-
ing Pray for Us dear friends.
Ever in Jesus, GEo. O. BARSp.
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keiier fnisrioF JourAal
II is too early in the season for watering,
place guah. but II IL the very time and
this is the place for roae-colored para.
graphs On fishing. When a fellow whose
vsraeity for truth and honesty Il fair 70
middlins, though his fishing sense is hardly
up 10 the "red-sye" standard. starts TO tell
a perfectly truthful, and indeed, religious
ly-inclined editor. how he spent one Of
these delightful Spring days on the river
kockeasils with rod and line In hand, With
the water At the most desirable tsmpsra.
tnTe and stage, both A. 10 color and depth.
he naturally tends 10 sIAggsntioh as 10
the delights, bat not necessarily regarding
bis luck and skin. roar scribe did nothing
Of the Kind, bat he saw a sray-hairsd
veteran ~ho did catch eight pike the other
day weighing from seven 10 thirteen
pounds each, the largest meaauring thirty
eight inches This NOT very remarkable
catch ior the place and season vas made Al
the foot Of the narrows Of Rockoastls.
The forests arr beginning 10 exhibit their
foliage, and the ferns and blooming shrub.
are making the mouniains quite attractive,
~hils Al this place the sound Of the an,
AZ and plane l. Isssrbsrsiins through
h sansas and rsvinss. . sssnd wkisk
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Alta called meeting Of the members Of
the bar and officers Of the Court, held II
the Circuit Clerks ofice, in the town Of
Lancaster, Ky. April s0,h, to take suit.
able steps with regard to the death Of W.
d. Hopper, \. NJ. Burdett vas called 10
the chair, and r. II. Tomlinson appointed
secretary. On motion Of W.O. Bradley
Ma iollosinE COMMITTEES On resolutions was
appointed, to-wii; W. O. Bradley, James
A. Anderson and wm. Mckee 'Duncan.
After few appropriate remArks, made By
Mess Bradley, Denny, Bardsii and others,
the following resolution wss introduced
aud adopted
'in The naidsi Of oar gensFzi bersavensni aiisad-
ing The death Of our beloved brother. Heppsr, q
proper respect for his n,snory demands u shall
perform % bar the lasi s.d duty " eve hin. Ia
d0ins this. 1, Affords y small dsgrss Of pls.surs
10 bear witness % his Asny Vlriuss-an integrity
never questioned, mods-ty universal. hisad-
ship that tnss no changes, an ability els.r ssd
convincing. and character without blsnalsh.
The records Of our Court hear impress of ID legal
aosuiEsmsu,s. He vsss an efheisnt. honest. psina-
taking, dlscrssi Attornsy-dsvotsd 10 his profes-
sioa and Kind and gsntlsmsdly an all his Inter
eonrss with IL msmbsra We xill aiisnd his
hnsr~iin I. ssdy, and viii guard Nth isaloas cars
- ,nsmors sad sPotlers reputation. We smpa-
ihi,s With the lainily Of deceased and vii do ali
~ out power 10 ooaiort aud sustain them h their
.fsatesl trial. $500 aaa...... ..ta...
hesoissd, That the press Of adjoining counties l.
requested 10 publish these prooeeding.. aud that
A. engFosssd copy hereof hs Transmitted 10 the
hmily 81 Odr deceassd brother.
B. N. BukDETT, Chairman.
n IA TonIInaoa aeorafarx
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description are 81 present asi,erina IN our
vicinity.
On Thrrsdsy ~ ia-i vesk llitle sam.
ME, son 81 y. " Yeissr, vhile fondline
with he dog. wss suddenly overpowerrd
by the hrnie, who from some cause becsms
angry, and before s~lsisncs could be had
be the little fellows face severely. Mr..
Yslser shot the dog q, once.
-O~in. 10 the high pric, ssled for corn
by iho-e who have J, 10 ell, 0rubh-. Van
ar'dsll 4 90. are drawing their supple.
from Louisville, finding thNi they can psy
the exorbiiant local freight tariff on the
railroad and e., IL cheaper Than they can
buy from farmers living only few miles
from their milk.
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To 81 thope who called on the under.
signed TO make the race for Representative
Of lincoln county. and all other. Who
promised him their support; Sincerely
thanking yoa fort high compliment you
paid me, and feeling sssured that ! could
have made snccr-<ful race. hereby With
draw ny claims - . candidate Tor that Of
ice. nov have business engagements
~hich are much more profitable than that,
and ! hope that no one will censnre me
for looking 10 the interest Of my family.
Yoa are allaware that ! have ever been
true to the Democratic party. and have
made great sacrifices to msinisia my prin-
ciples 80 q member Of the same; and proIa-
ising you to ever he true to the nominee
Of that party, remain
Your obedieni fersani,
NJ. u. HuoHes
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"A bank burglsr yoi Ten years At Paris
Ky. ior his little draw.
The Knights rsmplar ars snioyinl
themselves. thls vssk, in LsKIngion.
The National debt lees cash In Treas
ury is 81 .s64. o72. ess, having been reduced
5000, 900 during the month Of April.
John Christopher, white. shot and
killed negro named Henry Gordon, ia
Richmond. saturday nighi, IA quarrel.
The Blusga@ Oippsr says Capt s. n.
Patterson hss brought suit sgainsl faro
bank in Louisville 10 recover $3.50 lost By
his scn.
The Enslish man-of.was, DOisril, blsu
~ OF Sandy Point. Magellan siraiis, last
week. OF the lao people CA her but n
we're saved.
-Fled Douglass Il % b made Record
a. d decd. snd cspL Hsnfy. Of Ohio, IL
to succeed him q Marshal Of the Dishiei
" c9lsnbia.
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Az eHsrt !. being made by the S'sr
Route swindlers to involve President Oar
field In The ihieving business They pub
liah q letter frum him 10 Huhbsll, 'hsir-
mar Of the National Congressional Com
mi,iee. under date Of August ed, lsso, an
extract Of which !. - follows "Plea'e
az 10 Brady that hope he will give u'
I'll the assistance possible This does loon
like Garfield was ccgnisan, Of Bradyfhold
On the Governmental purse, and vas VIII
lns, nay anxious, Tor him to set dishonesty
to aid him 10, what be then seemed TO
think. his doubtful chance Of election
But the President advances to the front
and says he wss a. unconscious Of the rs''
caiity asn rrw~-i"r = bahe nnbop''
th.t an. ssrrss.ioa 49, rl.arly sl'qs that
Mr. Br.dv. ,uis-n 1T l"di'n', ~"'i'd
come aowa With p~sIioa OF hi i~"s''e
ior,nns. .ilsssa 10 haze L~sa made out Of
"Beli Tsls,.hoss sio,k The President also
mvs thai 10 will g. ihss m gnilty man
escapes. aud II j. u oe hoped tha, he vii
.sick 70 that determination. Several mil
lion. Of the peoples. money have been
.,olen and somebody ought to suher in the
penitentisry, even IL II Be the Immaculate
Brady himself.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-06

JoHs VIM, the man who murdered the
con Of the woman whom he hsd sednced,
because he asked to be admitted into his
osn home. was shot TO death In the Jail At
Pari-, Ky. Friday night. bv a mob which
was unwilling tina, justice -hoeld be cheat,
ed by the law IL was the original inien-
iion Of the mob 10 take him out and hang
him, but he defed them TO lay hands
on him, 90 seven well directed pistol balls
canned him forever. A special Grand
jury was called 70 investigate the case, bat
siisf sxamining fsriy witnesses il adjourn
Cd in disgust.