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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28
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ShE DOES HER OWN WORK:

She does her own work? Does
she? What Of it? Is it any dis
grace? Is She any less Il true woman,
less worthy of respect than she who
sits i'll silks and satins and is vain Of
fingers that never labor? We listen
ell to Il prison the hhcr day who;
speaking Of Il ncwly-wetlict wife:
said sncc,insly, oh! she does her
own work" The words. and the tone
of contempt in which they were utter
ell, hctokcncd Il narrow, ignoble
mind, letter fitted for any place than
Il country whose institutions rest on
honorable lab6i' as one of the chief
c6rnor stones. They evinccd false
idea Of the true basis OF society, of
the true womanioot, Of genuine no
bility. They showed the dctcstablc
spirit OF caste, Or rank, which a Ger
tain class arc irving to cstnblisll-a
caste whose sole i0unditiHii Is III oncy.
which Is the wc!ikcSt kind ofrank
known to civilization. Mind. man
ncrs. morals, all that citteys into a
good character, are 6fno account with
these social snobs. Position in their
sliltcd ranks Is botigllt With gold:
and every additional dollar is anuth
crround III the ladder BY Which ele.
vation is gained in tlicir esteem and
ociety.-linnn. N
Lord Beaconsiltld, the great Brit,
l..
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28
BE KIND TO THE CHILDREN.

Oh, yes they worry von with thci,.
n"is"and prnl;ir. hut il HE little irel
>!lnnid aiilinMHy anl lie chnI,rrinn
tongue he >liilrI forever, think voi
won!,l ever hear music so wee, 40 ,n:
Ah. how They cling 10 YOU for pro
lection, even as Iii" liltlr vine cling
eth 10 the s!itr,ly oak, aud i, lir, in
Your power 10 r,i,e o. cri!s,l these
zen !"r vines. They are Il scarce oi
great care and anxiety to you; !hry
lire you with their ilhportnUiirs, hui
they were removed, oh. how ll:,i-
lv the hours would hang! lou would
then pine Tor The car, : OF which YOU
now complain: would he always wish.
ing t,ora broken doll o me ll or n
muddy boot to clean. BE gentle to
ihc ciildrcn; cili,lc them in Il way
That will lead hem 10 see thrirrrtor.
Let not The flowers that are spring
ing Up in their Young heart, Lr
:sillntr;l by harsh, un.tciny words.
Il" pa'irnt, too. with them. The,
tax y0u heavily ut times. 'rhrv arc
often careless, frequently wiIuI
some times diSobchicnt nn,l rude:
hut They love YOU Yes, they love you
: and with their love and sympathy
YOU are amply awarded for your
patience. There may hc Il time when
YOU will look back TO these as your
happicst days-a time when the
bright faces hat surround you now
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28

THE FE.CE q, ESTlON.


4Er. Editor:
IL seems IKE cohSiucrapie time
OF tilae Oh some d"r;l'iol, since my
adoption 10 lAls county, hut II iets
90 me now iiHea holhe since thed
! nave laNe'i Your paper. ana l"'lce,'
INC views nat our i;'fln2rs nave o'c!i
discussing l"f lhe 2"ot ni our a@Fi
liufal interest. ieSl 1t my all'v
Is "l', a''o VIII laAc 'ic ''"tr'! 10"
me iliat ''ile 70 CORES l'",iu Win Il
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28
T. a. * WGTaG -.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,

rnngcbnrg n.,;,tv, :. G..
Hrangchurg, {. H., :. c., April III 1881.
Not is hereby & ven That HE rates OF
Taxaion upon every dollar ni,le valuc
"f al Taxable Properly for tlc fiscal year
commencing Noscmbcr l.t 1880, are n.
follows:
For state purposes, five m lis (5).
For County purposes, lhlee mills j:s).
F"rpaSl indebtedness, th,ce-luurlhs o!
one mil CD.
Tor fasi Indebtedness Of The fiscal year
1918 and 1879, oae hall Of one mill lil.
fof me support OF lub!ic schools, two
~ rs W,
tas n"mhcr OF mi r.lli.
c,il. ,o..e y aiso SiNe'. ma. VIII be ut The
lied fnr il,r n,,n.,. II 49,. w Si"c'-
,hc above mentioned vc,r ' y, III i:'IIs "f
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28

No Meter how dccpayouns mans
pocket may he, a colorcd silk hand
kcrchicf will inevitably Aont 20 the
top and Hop over, while n soilcd liueh
rag will sink to the bottom like Il
brick thrown iii a n;udpuddlc.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28
Alti, lr q.

Amendments his Constituted
nay lc altered srd amended ~ /:
unanimous vote OF the Club at tht
time OF its Scini-anli,Hl election.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28

The roads are not passablc,
Not even .iackassihlc;
And all who would travel 'cm,
Must turn ont and gravel 'cm.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28
AN TELY AFFAIR.

| Spring Street Methodist Church Of
Charleston, Il few S:hbaths ago,
wilie delivering Il sermon on "ln
temperance, made the remark that
IN Alderman said in his presence
that the present ''city adminislra-
ton" Of Charleston had entered into
III agreement not to disturb the IL
| unor dealers.
Mayor Conrtcnnv, upon seeing
The report Of he sermon iii the .\tms
| imt C""rirr, Il Ire ;scl Il letter to Mr..
Ctriizhcrg demanding his authority
for the statement, upon which cor
f'rspon.icnrc crew up in which the
| Mayor cXhiIi,eI exceedingly bad
taste and temper The whole cor
! rcsIhn,l,'ncr wHs lui.l before tullnril.
! ln,l action taken sustaining The
Mayor and dcnouncing Mr. Crc;;z.
| berg t..f
After thc consideration o: jl,c.. cor
rcs.M. q nee was over, Aldvrnr,n
| ChiSolni, who happened 10 .hr oul.
Il &c in, and, hearing ui I'll" matter.
rose 10 cNp!ni,i, saying that he WAS
| ,lic Alderman alluded 10 hv Mr..
,'rciyzl,ru, and that there was cvi-
irnl!y: :: Misunderstanding. He Sni,i
!;Ht wha! he sai,i in the presence o
Mr. CrtitZh2rI WIS, not that The
| present administration had enter
al into III agreement not to disturb
lc.,iiuor dealers, but !li,t he llll
ncr.i liiiurinc. ~ ali u;i,i;! o. the
rr.rn, administration that 'jh,.
/ .'i.ti.E h*'! ladc*.y:t;:in pledges.
! lac rev. Alr. Cryi,~u,I,,, Il, snon
Is he hear, The version givri by MI.
hisulm iia,!c the "mrnGc h'.no.,ti.ir Il,
! ~. Eunrsrnav. Ii seems; 10 Us nos
ha, Il woni.i be in Guol taste Tor
Ir I"aitrnany, oe'npyn.: Il" hiai
| p2siti,'n ifii =: Goes, 10 10 he same
y Sim.
I;ul the ugly part Of the affair is,
hat the CRY administration has
hiUwn oii',h. thing, bI il falls ha Il;
yi!h terrific force upon tn parry.
lore pr'hiny is nrcdr,l. puli!icai
argains or wh;itrver nature are dis
equitable, and tend IT, corruption
rhrv sho:ild be ,ii,rnuntrnany rl l.,
| | liberty loving and high spiriic
,uhic. There is 100 much Of i!ii:-
hing going Oh. " hat would l2 con
en- ic,i III in;iividna!E, shoniil not
* ronn'en"n e'l in Il party. Tho
ir:rncr si.",iii 10, slop here. W:iu,
'Nar is the representative .Oi The
Democratic party Of prc city should
'l"@c il ni' the charge" Party purity
| 3ahorr everything else, and he whc
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28
Article Z.

awai-,Alcmicrs can resign
hv sending in written statement Of
tie cause, or reason for such act at
the quarterly meeting every third
month, upon payment ofthe rcsigna
ton Zee
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28

Mr.. Malone can neither cat nor
sleep, the excitement incident to his
new situation having nearly over
come him. s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28

The deadlock in the United states
senate continues IN stntn goo. Both
Republican and Democratic Scna-
tors say they receive letters from
their constituents urging them SO
stick. IL the meantime all depart
mcnts of the government are c,lbar-
rasScd Another feature Of The case
is that the outs" are III II peek Of
trouble to get im aud the fins" are
happy that they can't he put out.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28
Article s.

Protcst-No appeal to 4 higher
tribunal being possible, the decision
Of the Club III every case shall be en-
forced
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28

Col. T.. NJ. Bnykin, Of Ca,n,len, has
been elected Immigration Agent i6r
south Carolina. 1t is most i'm, o.,
tant position, rs imn,igrntioilsis oi
Sn"h transccndcnt valuG to the STATE.
anl SIC trust that he is live. active
and experienced man.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28

Tie Mars "Wi Cn@ri,r calls Con
grcs$ the National Beer Garden. and
an Orangcburgcr styles it Il circus.
and can't Understand why The free
shows should he confined to one city
instead OF being exhibited nrvrry
other town paying tax for its support.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28
Written for tllt- Orangrlrly riMEs
THE BtNHSR0HO BtCHEj.NR GbUB.

SOME CT IT'S SAYINGs, AND DolNGs.
No. y.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-04-28

Lord Beaconsiitld, the great Brit.
ISL statesman, died Oh Monday:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
The IPish Agitation.

New YoRx. June IA World Lon
don special says: There 10 . lull In
County Cork. On Sunday the priests.
acting under ths instructions Of Bishop
Mccarthy Of oloyns and Bishop De.
lansy Of Cork. warned the people against
resisting the Law. A good effect has
been produced BY the circulating Of .
letter from Mr.. Dillon. II. p. pointing
out that oil attacks upon the military
AMI oonstabulary can only lead to slaush.
ter OF the people and effect nothing.
Another large mob gathered at Millstrset
to attend 70 the growing crops OF two
farmers named Murphy and Ksllsher.
Who were arrested under the Coercion
ACT some time ago. but there was no
disturbance Of any kind. At Mitehslls-
town there 10 still considerable excite
msnt among the tenants On the Countess
Of Kineston's estate. and an uneasy
feeling prevails ct Bsllydehob. Skib-
bsrssn. Tmolsgus. Dromolegus, Castle
townbsrt and Dunmann. At Ksnsale
yesterday Q man named Mshonsy, who
was implicated In the Fsnian rising In
1867, was arrested for setting 6rs to .
fishing smack belonging 10 . neighbor
who has grated" from the League.
There was . Aght between some roushs
and the police last night Of Douglas, q
suburb Of Cork, but no damage was
done,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
Murder In tho First Degree.


BoIsr Orr. Idaho. June lA.-Ths
use Of Henry MoDosald. for the muir
der Of George Myers. has been on trial
the past week and va given to the jury
yesterday afternoon. The jury were
out aity.Avs minutes. whom they 70.
turned into court with . verdict Of muir.
der In the nrst degree. II was y OF
the coolest and most hssrtlsss murders
ever committed ON this coast. Myers
vas Q frsiRhtsf on the Overland road for
many years. He owned . team OF ten
mules and two horses and three freight
wagons. and had $500 on his person
whom Mcdonald murdered him on the
2Sth OF last Ssptsmber, between Pill
grim Springs and Salmon Falls. After
the killing Mcdonald csrrisd the body
half Q mile and buried Il. BE then took
the team and went irsiehtine with H..
claiming that he had bought the team.
He reported that Myers had gone TO
Oregon, but before the trial came Oh be
learned that Mysrs' body bad been
found, and then. on the trial. offered his
own evidence and stated that Myers was
kicked BY one Of the mules In trying to
get into the front wagon; that the wagon
ran ovsr him and killed him; that two
men came up just st that time and made
him leave the body with them. and told
him he should not say anything about
Mysrs' death or they would charge him
with the murder Of Myers. This was
the reason why he had kept Mysrs' death
n seorek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
sr,noh Railroad ii Dayton.
Lvo. Cov.ty N..,. .L...1I.

Ayo" oos"y xtMsss Jnns IL.
The branch railroad Of the Lyon Mil
and Mining %. 10 nov completed. The
road VA begun about two months ago
and has cost something over GIG, 900. Il
II altogether about two miles In length.
and 10 quite . unique affair. It's initial
point 10 ons-eight Of Q mile above the
Dayton depot. From thspos the main
track runs northsrly past the pan mill
ON the lower aide, and bearing around
into the main street, makes . sharp
curve, reversing the direction Of the road
within . lateral distance Of about 100
feet. Thence Il runs southsrly to the
upper sida Of and into the pan mill.
directly over the tailipes and ore bins.
From this main track branches lead OF
In various directions, o~onusctine with
every part Of the oompsny's works, and
reservoirs and failing grounds. The
soid chamber. blue stone works and pan
and quarts mill are now In direct steam
Communication With each other and With
all the world besides. Il u doubtful II
there 10 another mill on the PsGihe
Coast 90 complete In all its appointments
- this; and ct the same time having
such means OF communication. When
the low grade ore begins 10 come out
through the tunnel It 10 probable that
that the Lyon Mill will sxtsnd IT, road
10 that direction, and this d liable 10 90
cur ct nj distant day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
III

LONDON. June 14.-It IL understood
that Lionel Caskvills West, British Min.
istsr ct Madrid. will succeed Sir Edward
Thornton - Minister 10 the United
States.
DusIn. June 14.-A case OF arms
oonaignsd 70 ashopksspsr. has been die.
covered at the wsssport. County Mayo.
railway station.
vrxxxA, June l4.-Tsrribls storms
have destroyed the entire harvest In the
District Of Tsmssvar. south Hungary.
Pisrou Zathsn. Q millionaire, VA yes
tssdsy shot BY bis servant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Parliamentary Change Secretary
Iorster's Unpspularity u Ire

Parliamentary Change Secretary
Iorster's Unpspularity In Ire
land.
Lospox, June 14.-It 10 probable that
Heaiy, member for westiord. viii b
suspended for the rsmaind.. Of the sss-
NON this vssf. Assly. vho1s q usphsy
Of the brothers A. n. and 7. D. Sulli-
van. Is the youngest and noissss mem.
Der Of tbs Parnsll party. he was Par.
nsll's Secretary during the latter's trip
10 America and possesses almost ~ good
knowledge Of parliamentary duties -
his chief. Mr.. Biessr 10 In poor health
ana Hsaly has taken bis plscs ~ ohisf
ob~struetonist. In the House yesterday
Forster. replying to . question. said the
Irish landlords were not s~udsavortna TO
force the government 10 support them In
the exercise Of justice. A large proper.
ton Of tenants against whom eviction
proceedings had been brought are able
bot unwilling 70 pay rent.
Il IL said that the Csstls authorities
have secured evidence Of . plot 70 kill
Mr.. Fontsr. Hitherto the Chief Score
tary has travelled to and fro between
London and Dublin without guard or
escort OF any kind. On his arrival By
Royal Mail steamer 1t Kinestown pier.
he 10 invariably greeted with sroans and
cries Of '.buekshot, bat NO violence has
been attempted. In future. however.
the time Of his arrival and departure
will bs kept secret and his special train
to Dublin will b we'll guarded. The
Chief Sserstary's lodge. In Phonix
Park has been guarded By double sen.
tries for some time. Mr.. Forster 10
probably the most unpopular man In
Ireland since the days Of Lord Castle
REACH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

New York Tribune: Conkling says Il
Il ''sssy to see the hand Of Mr.. Blsinsin
the manipulation Of newspapers all over
the land" So Blaine owns them oil.
does hsf There are not . hall dozen In
The whole country which are not ridicul.
Ing Conklips. and II 10 extremely proba-
bic that not n Of them would have
thought Of such . thing 10 Blaine had
not manipulated" IL. The Primsts
undsrssiimatss himself and ovsrssti-
mates Blaine. There has been NO need
for Blaine or anyone else to "manipu-
lass'' the press during this great oontro-
very. The Priuats has supplied fun
enough 10 sst the whole land into . roar.
The Newspaper men have not had %
lively . subject for long time. and thsy
have not BEEN allow to improve Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Iroquois wins Again - Winner Of
the Ascot This Time.

LONDON, June lA.-Iroquois won the
Prince Of Wales stakes at Ascot In hns
style. Iroquois started as favorits In
the betting and Ave to two against him.
The royal party consisted Of the Prince
and Princess Of Wales, Duke and
Duchess Of Connaught, Prince and
Princess Christian. Prince and Princess
Tsck. Prince Leopold and the Duke Of
Cambidae,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

NEVADA crEI. Cal. June 1.-THE pso-
pie Of this section 9 al deeply inter.
sstsd in the suis now psndins between
the farmers and miners. A. call for .
meeting hes been made for nsxt sstur.
day evening In this city. and prominsnt
quartz and hydraulic miners Of this
county and Of Sierra. Placer md Yuba
counties have sisniasd their intention OF
being present. The object Of the meet.
Ing 10 to consult - 70 the best plan 10 b
adopted regarding the present situation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Verdict Of the Jury In the ontario
Disaster,

LONDON, Ontario. June 1.-THE jury
and in the matter OF the capsizing OF
the steamer Victoria. that she cspsized
from water In the hold. which probably
leaked In through Q hole made by .
stone or snsg. The boiler was not
securely fastened and the s~taupehions
supporting the upper deck were too
sisndsr and weak. The engineer was
grossly blamed for not telling the cap
tain Of the dangerous condition Of the
boat. The captain 10 blamed for being
whselsman a. we'll % captain, having
too little time for both positions and
blamed for not properly examining the
boat before leaving Spring Bank. The
manager failed in his duty In not pro-
viding enough hands for the boat, and
In NOT having II inspected. and the gov
eminent inspectors are to blame for
passing q boat 20 unfit 10 carry . large
load OF passengers. The jury urge the
government TO bs more stringent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Ineunbranees on Brannaas Grant.

TUCSON. June 1s.-Ths Star has ID.
vices this morning from Hsrmosillo.
Sonora. TO this effect: Two thousand
Federal troops have arrived In the Ysqul
country. between the rivers Ysqui and
Mayo, and on the oonmsnoement Of the
survey Of the Brannan grant 5000 more
will BE- put In the same locality. Prom.
insnt ofaoials OF State apprshsnd din
oslty with the Ysqui Indians. but the
government 10 bound 10 give the survey
ors protection. even II much larger
force n required.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
D~enies.the Charge.

LONDON. June N.-ssors.ary Forster
denied In the House OF Commons last
night having expressed regret that the
troops and police bad not hred on the
people during the New Pallss riots, and
produced his instructions showing that
he had ordered the avoidance Of extreme
measures except whom necessary to en-
force the law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Grading the Gpaynas Railroad.

Tuosox, June l4.-Ths grading Of the
Gusyuas Railroad has been completed
fifteen miles north Of Hsrmodllo. There
10 enough iron d 0uaymas 70 track the
road 70 Magdalsas, bui q scarcity Of Tee
prsvssts work going on fastsr.
0ovsrnor-slset Carlos 0rtss takse his
Eat On esptsmbsr 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

II. Conisdsrats soldiers joined with
the Grand Army In the Decoration Day
exercises ct New Orleans. and with them
ssrsvsd the graves Of the Union dad
With flowers. The orator also took 90
esdoa 10 say: There are no Federal
dad: thsrs are no Confsdsrats dad; al
are The dead Of the Nation"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Only eleven Ensli,h -,ov.r,ieps siu

Only eleven Enslish sovsrsisns since
ths Conquest have exceeded the ses-
sixtyAwo-vhich Queen Victoria has
jusa attained. Only three enjoyed .
lesesr reign. The Emperor Of Germany.
The xiss Of The Netherlands and the
King u Dssna,k ars he only Euro
Pen sulsss elder than vistoris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
The Ontario Dissster.

LONDON. Ont. June l4.-At the close
Of the inquiry into the recent excursion
disaster. Captain Rankin OF the vlotoris
and Manager Parrish were quietly AZ
rested on . complaint lodged by Post.
master Jones, who lost Q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

The readers Of the Austin Rrusus did
not see much Of the eclipse Of last Sat-
urday evening. The Rsosius told them
Il would commence . few minutes after
IL o'clock. which was about the time
the show closed out. Uncle John lost
several Of his oldest subscribers on that
layout.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

Carlyle did respect science. but not
the eusssss Of science beyond Ito prov
inos. Humping the table with . blow
like the hammer Of Thor. be would cry:
"I have no patience with these gorilla
damnihoations Of humanity"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

Secretary Window has . trade. he 10
. tailor. and partly supported himself
while 1t the Msrtinshurg. Ohio, Academy
BY making coats for the village tailors.
He 10 also . Son OF Tsmpsranes and vas
Grand Worthy Patriarch Of the order In
I06l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Lively Cleudsurss : Body Found.

Lively Cloudburst = Body Found.
PosrIASp. Oregon. June IA trs-
nsndous oloudburst occurred on the llth
inst. near Bartholst Ferry. Yakima
county. Warrington Territory. The
cloud broke just at the head Of . canyon
or gulch above the ferry. The water
from the cloud rushed down the sulch.
tearing from their foundation great
masses Of rock and moving them In
some instances long distances. Eortu.
natsly no one Was injured and no dam.
age to the crops resulted.
The body Of . man was found dan.
Cling from . tree on the bank Of the
Abiqua river. In Marion county. No
further particulars given.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Sensational from Berlin.

BrIlM. June l4.-Phnosss wilhsl-
nina, granddaughter to the Emperor.
Il In an interesting condition. II Il
should be . boy. there would be three
living claimants to the German throne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Tho Nalhsur Reservation Piutes.

Iho QalneuI kceofvSslon flut0ss
portland. Oregon. June ls.-For
some time much Dissatisfaction has sx-
listed among the Pluto Indians Who were
hsousht from the Malhsur Agency to
As Yakima Reservation. At q time
Secretary Sohurx gave them permission
10 return 70 their own lands In Nevada.
bot through interference this psrmission
was revoked. and the Piutss were COM
PEELED to remain. In consequences there
~ great Dissatisfaction. and matters
have not since been improved much.
Jealousy and bad feeling also exist BE-
tween them and the Yakima Indians.
Rscsntly some OF the Piutss have dissp-
psarsl Oh the reservation, and are sup
posed to have gone back TO their own
country.