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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
Miscellaneous.

NEW Yoxx, November 16.-Sixtssn
hundred miles Of submarine cable. In
tended for the Central and South Amer
lean Telegraph Company. has been
shipped from London.a and the remainder
will be shipped In February next. II ID
expected that this country and Mexico
will DO In direct teleeraphis communities
lion with Peru and Brazil In June next.
More than lie. 900 buildings In this
city have been declared unsafe by the
Inspectors Of Buildings since the Grand
stree. disaster.
Captain william Henderson. q osls-
bratsd and wealthy river man, died ysss
terday.
PATHS concert for the benefit Of the
Michigan sufferers realized $4,000.
BosToN, November 49, George I.
CLARK, dealer In morocco leather, has
failed, through complications arising oas
Of the failure Of the Msohanios' Bank
Newark.
The liabilities OF O. A. Clafin q Co..
who have failed. are $1l0,00o nominal
assets, $4,000.
WAsuISoroS, November 1S.-A son OF
Dr.. Lanahan, pastor OF the Astnedist
Church, has been arrested In baltimore
for robbins the mails. He was . CLERK
/. IL .ndsrstooa TILT th. G.and Jury
will present another indictment against
Captain Howgats, charging hin Win
the smbezzlsnsnt Of $23, 600 and with
forgery.
Nosru F~rnarsBulo, W., November 10.
The dwelling Of James Mcguire burned
yesterday and his two children persisted
In ths flames.
CHICAGO, November IS. - The Dis
mend match factory burned yesterday.
Less, $50, 900; partially insured.
CoNELTowN, West Virginia, Novem-
Der l8.-Thsrs IL likely to 30 trouble
here, Or $50 striking miners refuse to let
others work. Militia are on the ground
and mere csming.
G~LoucEsrEa, Mass. November 49,
The losses during the fishing season
have bssn s~ishty-ens men and fsrty.
three vessels.
Providence. November IS. - Kim.
balls factory, In Pasooag. burned yes.
tsrday with some Of the adjoining build.
ings. Loss about $15o 600, Insurance
$l00, 900.
LrAvrSwoaru, Kan, November 49,
8. Lowsnthal & o., Wholesale dealers
In dry goods have failed. Stock on
hand, $4,000. A brsther-in.law holds
. ehattel mortgage for $4,000 and IL
selling the stock 10 pay himself.
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A Racing Proposition with Seine
Style to Il.

New YoRK, November 1s.-Ths Times
says: Charles h. Raymond. owner OF
The great Kentucky three.ysar-old trst-
ting colt Phil Thompson. called at the
Office Of . leading sporting paper hsre
yesterday In relation to .. challenge to
match his colt against Maekay's Cali.
fernia colt Sweetheart. Raymond says
10 does not think It necessary or wise to
put up $4,000 forfeit now, for Il would,
In effect, only amount to . bet Of that
sum that NO accident would happen to
his colt during the winter. II the colt
10 In good health In April or May hs will
match him with Sweetheart, and wsuld
like the stakes to be $4,000 each, the
trot to take place ct Chicago and he
allowing Mackay $1,000 for expenses In
taking Sweethesrt to that city. In order
10 make the race interesting and decisive
10 would not object to other colts than
four-year-olds coming into the match.
Az Msckay Is . wealthy gentleman. no
thinks the gate money can DO OF little
consequence to him, and therefore pro-
poses that the winner shall take all the
stakes and gate money, and thus pre-
slude any idea that the horses are hippo
droming for the receipts.
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Nlscellane0us

llooS
SAX FRANcrsco, November 18.-It 10
reported that Leland Stanford has again
gone to England for the purpose Of com.
pleiisg arrangements for the establish.
ment Of . line OF steamers between Liv.
erpool and the Gull Of Mexico. to run in
connection with the Southern Pacific
Railroad. II Ia further stated that the
Southern Pacific will, when the road 10
completed and the Liverpool and Gull Of
Mexico steamship line 10 established.
carry emigrants through from Liverpool
to any part Of California for $35.
Los ASoELrs, November 49, Some
weeks ago Burdstte Chandler. formerly
an oil operator In Pennsylvania. COM
mensed boring for oil on that part Of
the Paents Rancho owned by W. a.
Rowland, Sheriff Of this county. When
hs reached q depth Of 1G5 feet he struck
oil In large volume. He stopped boring,
tubed the we'll. and last Sunday pumped
fifteen barrels Of petroleum In thirty.fve
minutes without seeming to diminish
the yield, but having NO more barrels he
had to stop. The oil 10 A !, and green
in color. Chandler says the we'll gives
promise Of yielding twenty barrels Of oil
per day. Rowland and Chandler are so
we'll satisaed with the outlook that they
have commenced boring . second well.
PORTLAND. Or. November l8.-At
Dayton, Washington Territory. ninety
three cases OF smallpox are reported,
and the disease 10 assuming alarming
proportions. Eleven deaths have 90.
cured In the town and six In the imms.
date vicinity. New cases are reported
daily. Ths town 10 under guard. The
Northern Pacific has stopped running
trains 10 New Tacoma on account Of the
scourgs.
EusrxA. New. Noyt-absr III. 8.
Wilton and J'H. Anderson today pur.
chased o~asfyvarth Of the Banner mine
for sl6. 900. The nine 10 70 y ineeE-
peratsd here.
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THAT DEN OF lMfAMY.


Justice Henderson was called upon
last night sbou. II o'clock to make out
q commitment for the delivery OF Mrs.
James Gilmore to the County Jail. 1t
Appears that Gilmore and his wife got
too much liquor aboard and commenced
aehiinR. A warrant was sworn out for
their arrest on charge OF disturbing
the peace, but when the officer went to
serve u only Mrs. Gilmore could be
found. She was taken, bowling and
scrssehine, into Court. her hair was
d~ishsvslsd. her clothing disarfsngsd, and
her eyes rapidly turning black from the
blsws she had received. In the court.
room she was noisy and abusive and
applied foul epithets 10 the efissrs. The
patience Of Justice Henderson finally
gave out, and. % no was unable TO read
the warrant Of arrest 10 her. 10 read the
riot Act instead. and sent her to jail for
tvsnty.four hours fer contempt Of court.
She was finally landed in jail about IL
o'clock. screaming and cursing every
step she tsok Tor rather the officers took.
for she was taken u~nwillingly). Arriv-
ing st the jail. she made Rome howl
until worn eut with fatigue.
This morning Mary jackson svore out
q warrant for the arrest Of Gilmore,
charging him with assault sad battery
upon her. Mary Ii . colored woman
who has been an inmate Of the Gilmers
"ranoh." Her eyes are not BY any
means white from the treatment she re-
ceivsd. and II not blacksr than usual are
decidedly bruised up. She claims that
Gilmore kicked her in the face.
Such seenes a. occurred last night Ut
0ilmore's den OF infany have been OF
frequent occurrence. The NEWS has on
more than q occasion called attention
TO the ~disgracsiul condition OF Affairs
there and chidsd the police Tor rather
the Chief Of Virginia fer permitting II
to remain undisturbsd. The matter was
finally taken up by Maurice Foley.
while no was Captain Of Police. and be
did his utmost to break up the establish
ment. He, however. has been Gem.
PEELED 10 resign - Captain Of the force.
because he had trouble with the Chisf.
Hs IL yet Doing what 10 can to bring
those parties to justice. but his efforts
are crippled as he 10 on . beat.
A conviction was secured against the
Gilmorss in Justice Hendsrson's court
fer keeping o house OF ill-fame outside
Of the prescribed limits. The defend
aats appealed the case. which has put q
stop to further proceedings Of q like M.
turs until II Ia heard before Judge
Rising. The District Attorney and his
deputy intend doing all In their power
to close the place up, and the County
Commissioners should second their efforts
by refusing the Gilmores Q license.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
Arrival or Bishop Aansxus.

Bishop Msnogue was amsng the Or.
rivals this morning. He remained in
Reno yesterday. and Of his visit there
the Ga,etts says: 1.-THE Right Reverend
Bishop Manogue. Of Virginia City. Ia
visiting Mt. st. Mays Academy in
Rene. The good Bishop has not been
in this section since his conservation.
The. Sisters. desiring to acknowledge sp.
propriatsly this first visit since Bishop
Manogue received the purple. will give
an impromptu entertainment in his
honor this evening"
The Journal has the following: "T.
q. Rooney. ]. B. Mallop. j. F. Eagsn.
]. Minor Taylor and p. II. Ford. all
prominent C~onstockers, came down
from Virginia last night. to welcome
Bishop Manegue."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
The North Pole.

NEW YoRK. November IS. - Com.
mandsr John p. Chsyns. Of the Royal
English Navy. and an officer Of three
Franklin search expeditions, In . lecture
delivered last evening on "Baflsd, Net
Beaten; or, Discovery Of the North Pols
Practicable" stated that In company
with Lieutenant sohwatzks, he hoped 70
start for the Pole next spring. He i'd.
vooatsd The use OF aballosn whom at the
end Of the journey, saying that after IL
passed the Poleit might land In Russia,
and the discovery could be made known
to the wsrld In . week after Ito accom-
plishmsnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18

SAN Francisco. November iS-7 P. H.
Orc. 2oc ; Bullion. I As. IN; Northern
Belle. IN. la Yellow Jacket. 4 90; Con.
Virginia. q 10 Union Con-. 1os, lot;
Eureka Con-. i7S; Mexican. 8, sh; Unisn
Con. i0S; Crown Point, I IS; Hale Il
Noreross, . Is. 3 20; Ovsrman. 3. sos;
Savage. 81; Con. Virginia, z 10; Benton,
!; Justice. 90c; Best b Bslehsr. 9s; Alta.
Al; Gsuld 4 Curry. G; Utah. IN; BOdic.
81; Mexican, sts; ophir. ss; Potosi. IN;
Eureka Tunnel. 2 IS; Mt. Diablo. 5S.sa;
EIehequer. IL; Albion. 2 es; Confidence
81; Scorpion. I IS; Mexican. 81; Alpha,
~; Overman. 8; Sierra Nevada, lia.llt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Railroad Natten.

WASHINGTON. November 1s.-Ssors-
tary Folssr has issued . circular instruct.
ing the inspectors Of lake and coast
steamers to observe that every require.
msnt Of equipment 10 provided and the
rules and regulations of the Board Of
Supervising inspectors are observed.
Secretary Kirkvood's supplementary
report treats Of railways and says: Dur.
ing the last fiscal year about 5000 miles
Of subsidized and Immigrant railroads
subject to the supervision Of the Bureau
have been examined and their books.
especially those Of the Union Pasias
and Central Pacific roads, osrsiully
compared with the reports rendered By
those companies. He says that although
the past severe and protraoted winter
was sscsppanisd BY unusual floods and
storms which destroyed much property
and increased expenditures for naintsn.
snos, Il was noticeable that improvement
in property roads In which the govern.
nent has . direct interest has been
made, and In general the reports rsn.
Ssred indicate o marked increase In thsil
business.
The following are the grsss aAd net
earnings Of the Union Pacific. Central
Pacific and Northern Pacific ROADS
for the year ending June 80. 1881
Union Pacific Railroad, gross earnings,
$40, 765. 752; operating expenses. $ll,.
l7l, $40; net earnings, I'll, 290, 492; total
number Of miles operated, 1919. Cen
trail Pacific, gross earnings. $22, 1913. S44i
operating expenses and rentals. 49,.
500, 504; net earnings, $3.50, $40; AZ.
srago number Of miles operated. 2l64.
Northern Pacific. gross earnings. 49,
93l, 500; operating expenses. $l,946,.
1877; net earnings. $685. GAG; number ol
miles operated, 754. The last annual
report Of operations Of the Texas Pacific
road had net been received al the De-
partmsnt. Secretary Kirkwsod reports
work on the road being pushed rapidly
forward. and II was anticipated that the
line would be completed and trains run.
ming to Ell Psso on the Arst day Of Jan
uary next. The Secretary suggests that
tho Thurman Act OF Msy7. 1879. should
be 90 arranged % to embrace the subsid.
lied portion OF the Kansas division OIL
the Union Pacific Railroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
IPipsr's Opera nsass.

The engagement Of Charles L. Davis.
the great comedian. and his company OF
dramatic celebrities, will commence at
Pipsr's Opera House, Virginia. tonight.
In the character comedy Of calvin Joslin"
the funniest play known to ths Amsri.
can stage. The piece 10 Of the Joshua
whi,comb" order. though said to be bet
ter. Mr.. Davis advertises to give $50
laughs In $50 minutes. and hs has never
failed to keep his word. Al the engage.
nsnt Of this company is for only two
nights and . matinee, the thsatsr should
be crowded tonight.
Tomorrow Saturday afternoon there
will be Q matinee performance. on which
occasion calvin Joslin" will be pre-.
scented.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
%Appreeiative Thanks.

LONDON, November IS. Heppin'
Secretary Of the American Legation,
publishes . letter conveying Mrs. Gar
fields heartfelt thanks for resolutions
addresses, letters and poems transmitted
to her from corporations. societies an!
individuals In Great Britain and ireland
on the occasion Of her husbands death,
and expressing her regret that owing Il
their large number she il unable ts
acknowledge the communications sep
aratsly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
Mall Privileges to Publishers.

WASHINGTON, November 17.-Asistant
Post Master General Hattsn has decided
that publishers. In addition to the name
and address Of the person to whom the
newspaper and magazine be sent aad In.
dex figures Of subscription books. prin.
ted title Of publication, printed name
and address Of the publisher and news
agent and written or printed words and
figures indicating date Of expiration OF
subscription, may also print on the
wrappers the request that II the matter
10 not sailed for In Q limited time II may
DO delivered to any n OF the class Of
persons named. This ruling is believed
to be In aid Of the purpose contemplated
BY the statute In permitting the sending
Of sample copies TO obtain subscribers.
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Frank Green, Who has charge Of the


Frank Green, who has charge Of the
large reservoir Of the Water Company,
killed . lynx near the reservoir the first
OF this week. The animal was . largo
one. weighing forty.two pounds. he
would have proved N ugly customer
when hungry 10 an unarmed man that
crossed his path.
Uncle Ike was surprised this morning
10 learn that the mail was detained an
hour and o half on the Central Pacific
again this morning. he said hs thought
the company could have kept runners
ON the train two days In succession.
Goyetts. the slayer Of L~airsisnsir.
will b sentenced In the District Court
tomorrow msraing. Hs was convicted
Of mansiaughtsr. the penalty for which
10 confinement In the State Prison for
not more than ten years.
The usual complaint Is made this win
ter. a. has been every winter heretofore,
that eoasting on Washington street, Vir.
einia, Is . nuisance. because It keeps
grocerymsn and other dealers with
vehicles of the street.
Telegraph street. 10 occupied with coast.
srs early in the morning and late At
night. The Divide coasters have an OK.
cellent track frem the summit down DO.
low the Imperial hosting works. 1t II
we'll patrsnizsd.
The case Of James Gilmore and wife,
charged with violating . city ordinance,
appealed from the court Of Justice Hen.
derson, has been set for hearing Monday
next before Judge Rising.
Peter Dorsey, the man who assaulted
County Commissioner Weber, Is not to
be found just at present. he 10 wanted
to answer Q charge OF assault and battery
in Hires court.
calvin Joslin." the funniest play ever
played. will be performed at the matinee
tomorrow Saturday afternoon ct Pr
per's Opera House. Virginia.
Ladies and children will not forget the
matinee at Piper's Opera House, Viz
sinis, tomorrow Saturday afternoon.
Taxes become delinquent next Mon.
day, when ten per cent. additional will
be added to the amount to DO paid.
J.. @. Harlow OF the Carson Appeal
came up this morning. He 10 accom-.
panied by his wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18

San FnAxeIsco. November is-s ?. H.
Ophir. ca asked; Benton Csc a'ked; Hale
4 Norcross. 8 20 asked; Yellow Jacket. ~
asksd, 4 40 sales; Sierra Nevada. In bid
IN sales; Savage. 3 30 asked; Union Con
lev bid; Crown Point. I IS bid; Alta. 4 81
sales; Belcher. 8 bid; Overman. 8 os bid,
Q o. sales; Sierra Nevada, liz bid; Bullion
I As bid; Yellow Jacket, ~ asked; ophir,
CT sales; Gould & Curry. G sales; Andes,
I 80 bid; California, Csc asked; Mexican,
asksd; Justice, DOC asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Tho New Steamship Line.

SAN Francisco. November ls.-with
regard to the report that Leland STAN
ford has again sailed for England With
the intention Of establishing q line OF
steamers between Liverpool and the
Gulf OF Mexico, to connect with the
Southern Pacific Rsilread, Mr.. Crocker,
President Of the road. says thatl the re-
port, SO far az It relates to Mr.. Stan
lords return to England. Is not true, ss
Stanford ID lying sick in Paris. He says.
however, that there will be . limo OF
steamers connecting with the road ~
stated, and that II somo other party does
mot establish one the company will. As
to whether II was true that the emigrant
fare from Liverpool to San Francisco
would be placed as low rs $35, Crocksr
said, with o significant smile: 1--WE are
going to bring emierants from Europs.
and the rates will be OF figures that will
hiring thsm.h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
Practical Buggestious.

WASHINGTON, November IL. The
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs recon.
nends the prohibition Of liquor on In.
dian reservations by the authority Of the
Department. Incidentally he suggests,
a. a more effectual remedy for the evil
Of drunkenness, that Congress be asksd
to prohibit the manufacture or sale Of
ardent spirits In any Of the Territories Of
the United States, and that o Law be on.
acted to extend 70 Indian reservations
The criminal laws Of the States and Ter.
ritoriss In which they are respectively
situated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
ChaReo.

NEW Yoax. November ls.-E1.ssnator
ChsfSss. who arrived here yesterday.
told q reporter that hs had no knowledge
Of President Arthur's plans concerning
the fornatien Of his Cabinet. He de-
MED positively that hs had been invited
10 accept Q place In II. and says hs has
not seen the President Esss his u.
sugvyaho1,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18

Rev. George N. Eastman will hold
service on Sunday morning at II o'elsek
at St. Johns Church. Gold Hill. and i'd
minister Holy Communion. All are in
vitsd to attend.
Senator Jones did not leave for San
Fraaciscs last evening. a. at Arst intend
ID. He ices Tonight, however. unless
he changes his mind and stays another
day.
Last niglt the weather was very cold.
the coolest OF the season. At 9 o'clock
this merning the thsruouster stood al
nine degrees above zero in the open air.
The Teachers Institute will hold their
regular msnthly meeting at the Fourth
Ward school.houss. Virginia. this even.
ing. The public are invited to attend.
The icy condition Of the railroad track
caused SEINE freight cars 10 jump the
track near the depot here last evening.
Ne damage and but little delay.
The dow OF water from the mouth Of
The Sutro tunnel hss been increased. Il
nov averages 6.o7s.oe2 sallsns per
svsaty-four hours.
Owing to the business transacted Sat-
urdays In the District Court OF late. II Is
known to frsqusntsrs Of the courtroom
q ''divoree day."
The middle Of Main street IL . stream
Of mud today. The NOW 10 thavins
rapidly. In Virginia slsiehins u nrss'
class.
An unusual sight just new would %
70 sss . psrssn Who II net suffering from
. seld.
The storm appears 70 b ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
Bad Piece OF Business.

WOODLAND. Cal, November 1s.-At
one o'clock this morning Q gambler
known as Bodis Smith shot, and 1t
Is thought msrtally wounded. n. F. Pat.
tersen in o house Of ill-fams. Smith
secured Q horse and made bis escape.
Ofssrs are in pursuit. The men had
no quarrel, audit 10 said Smith intended
to shoot Q girl instead Of Patterson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
Arrival. This Mer.i.r.

JF Eagan. J D Mallon. P II Ford. T II
Rooney. Bishop Manogue. I wilmots.
Weber. E W Dooley. Charles wilmott. "
J Sherry. Vim Compton. ] Singleton. y
J Allhor, Mss 8 Palmer. Il @ Stanley
Charles L Davis. Miss + Dueoran. W \
Dell, Josie Loane. J O Harlow and wife
Bishep Whitaker. n Lynch and wife. Mr.
W Allen. J n Hyde. Miss s Eaton. II {
Wells. . Spindle, Geo Whiting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18

An article 80 f~avorabiy known Is Halls
Hair Remover needs no words Of praise
from MS. It has won its way 70 the
highest favor In the public mind. and
mulitudss who have vainly used other
preparations have. on trying this. been
made glad by the speedy restoration Of
abundant locks as In the days Of youth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18

Hob Pusch. prepared BY skilled hands Of
pure old liquors and aromatic fruit juices II
delicious, and surpssscs any punch or toddy
made on tho spur OF the moment. Taken hot
st night II will break mp . cold. Have IL ready.
Sold by all Grocers, Wine Merchants and Drug.
gists. Trade supplied by Richards 4 Harrison,
Agents for tho Pacific Coast. Ban Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
st.se ". niles Fi.isn.

The case Of Miles Finlsn. charged
with asssulI On D. Crosby with intent to
kill. originally set for Monday next, has
been continued for the term, In order to
allsw the defendant time 10 procure tho
afidavits OF two material Witnesses.
Captain John Kelly and Ex-Governor II.
@. Blasdsl, both absent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
Carsos lsems.

Controller Halleck. in locking ever
SEINE old records in bis sfics yesterday,
found an entry Of the payment Of . bill
in the sun Of s34l6 n. to the Western
Union Telegraph Company. for trans.
hitting the Constitution Of this State to
Washington in March, 1866.
At the next meeting Of the Board Of
Pardons. II IL said. there will not 30 less
than fity applications presented.
W. /. Cummings. formerly Sheriff OF
Storey county. and later watchman In
the Mint, 10 in the Wood River country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
A Private Marriage.

NEW YoRx. November l6.-Yssterdsy
sftsrnoon. Of Trinity Church, In this
city. Chief Justice L. Bradford Prince,
At New Mexico. was married TO Miss
Mary @. Bssrdslsy. Right Rev. Bishop
Littiejohn performed the marriage osrs.
meny In the presence OF only the near
relatives OF the parties, the marriage
bang Q private me-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18
TWO Ships Collide and Sink at Sea.

HALIFAX, November 16.--Ths steamer
Reward. Captain Shottsn, bound to
Portland with 1900 tons Of coal. Gel.
,idsd twenty niles Of Ssabro Lighthouse
about daylight Tuesday with the brig.
sptips Emma, Captain Davlsy. bound
10 Halifax with coal. The damage Was
10 great that both crews took 70 the
smsll boats and reached the sbsre alter
several hours suffering. Loss. $20o. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-11-18

Louis Dspsllo, . vegetable psddler in
Virginia. vas seriously injured wednes-
day By his team backing ever an en-.
bsnkmsnt near the CAollsr Office. Tho
man was thrown under the hind feet Of
his hsrsss, and received several blsvs In
the face from their feet. 10 was picked
up inssnsibls, and now lies in . pre-
oarious condition.