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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
Japauese Coincidence.


WASHINGTON. October 1.-The De-
partnsnt OF State furnishes the follow.
ing correspondence:
TOXIC. September 81. lSsi-Yashida.
japanese Minister at Washington: Yen
arc Instructed to transmit the following
message to Hon. ]. q. Blaine. Secretary
OF State: We have received with feel.
ipgs Of profound sorrow a telegram an
nounoing the death Of President Gar.
field. The favorable reports Of his con.
dition We have received make this sad
announcement more unexpected and
painful. In the name Of bis Majesty
w tender to you and the stricken and
sadly bersaved family our heartfelt ION.
dolsncs and sympathy. ISouYr.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The Secretary Of State Acknowledged
a. follows:
DEPARrMrNr OF STATE. WASHINGTON.
September 29-Sir: embrace the hrst
opportunity afforded by the constant
pressure Of public affairs since the death
Of President Garfield TO tender you and
through you to your government our
sincere and grateful thanks for tho
touching message OF sympathy conveyed
by yours'o OF the 2lst inst. in . tslegrsphio
message irsm His Excellency Mr..
Ineuys. His Msjes.y's Minister Of For.
sign Affairs. expressing his deep sym.
patty In the great affection which has
befallsn Us. The erisi.strisksn family
OF our beloved Chief Magistrate, and
the mourning people OF the United States
fnd abundant sympathy and NO little
consolation In the eloquent proofs that
their loss and ours 10 dsplored through
out the world. Few Of the isnumera.
BILE messages received have more deeply
moved the widow and family Of the late
President than the sincere uttsrances Of
His Majesty and the government and
people OF japan conveyed In Inouye's
dispatch. Accept, sir, OF this aud ocoa.
sion, the renewed assurance OF my high.
est confederation.
(~Sisnsd): ROBERT HIT.
Acting Secretary Of State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Miscallaneous

WASHINGTON. October 1.-The Prssi.
dent has accepted the resignation Of
Fred Grant a. First Lieutenant Of the
Fourth Cavalry.
President Arthur left Washington for
New York at 2 P. NJ. yesterday to remain
until Monday.
NEW YoRK, October IA Suns Wash.
ington special says: The Presidents
policy provides for an early and search.
ing Investigation Of the Treasury De-
partment.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, October 1.-The
schooner Guy Cunningham with four.
teen fishermen 10 supposed TO be lost.
CLEVELAND, October lon Saturday.
Sunday and Monday 292. 600 words were
tslegrsphed from this Office to the news.
papers. This 10 considered excellent
work.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, October IA
terrific hail storm passed NJ here yes.
tsrday afternoon. Hailstones were found
weighing OK ounces.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
oAarIELp

A movement lis being made in San
Francisco to erect . monument to Gar.
fields memory in Golden Gate Park. the
cost to be betrayed BY subscriptions
from all parts Of the Pacific coast.
What California wants Of q monument
TO Garfield II Is not easy TO understand.
She has been too neslectful or mean
already to even erect o pile Of rocks to
the memory Of Captain Suitsr, the chief
Of all her pioneers, and through whose
enterprise the discovery Of gold was
made. resulting In her magical and un-
parallslsd prosperity. There Is no sense
or reason in all the States having Q Gar
fsld monument. each BY itself. One
grand monument 10 to be erected to
his memory at Cleveland. Ohio. over his
remains. and most appropriately this
should DO the only one. The following
telegram from the East tells the story:
C~LrvrIASp, September 30. - The
Garfield Monument Fund Committee
yesterday passed the following:
To the people Of the United States
The movement to secure funds for the
erection Of . monument over the grave OF
James A. Garfield. is being responded
to from all sections Of the country, East.
West. North and South. In order to
make II popular and successful, III de-
sirabls and will be necessary for the cit
liens Of different States to organize.
The Conmittss hereby requests oil Ma
tional banks. private banks. savings
banks, newspapers and postmasters. ts
call attention to the movement by post
ing notices or otherwise. to receive by
contribution and send the same to the
Second National Bank at Cleveland.
Ohio, which has been designated As the
Treasurer Of the Fund; and, also, to
send the names and the postoface 3D.
dress Of the contributors. Thess names
| will all bs recorded In books, that they
may DO preserved In the monument.
All contributions will be receiptsd for
BY the Second National Bank.
(Signed) J. II. Wade. Il. B. Payne.
Joseph Perkins. COMMITTEES, j. H.
Rho dss. Secretary. 225 Superior street,
Cleveland. Ohio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Dead Horses.

CHICAGO, October l.-Gso. Secvills
today formally asked Mr.. storrs to
assist In the defense OF Guitea. storrs
declined with thanks.
The contractor who, the bodies
Of dead animals has complained to the
Mayor that he can't get enough teams to
bury the horses which have died Of pink
eye. The express companies. omnibus
lines and street car companies are the
chief sufferers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
An Iowa Zephyr.

CHICAGO. October IAN Inisr OCEANS
Dss Moines, Iowa. special says: The
Dss Moines and Fl. Dodge passenger
train vas blown from the track at Perry
last evening and overturned BY q heavy
wind. The train had just cealed and
was leaving the station when the wind
struck II. The coaches were crowded
with passengers. eight or nine OF whom
were badly bruised and two killed. Fur.
Their north the storm was . hurricane.
The Minneapolis and st. Louis read is
reported badly torn up. The depot at
Irvingtop Q few miles north OF Ft.
Dodge. on . branch Of the Chicago and
Northwestern road. wa struck BY light.
ming and nearly destroyed. Eighteen
men, who were In the building at the
time, were Frustrated. All but one have
recovered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
HOPE n TRUST.

For many weeks. while the g~rievousiy
wounded President lay on his bed u
suffering. the ministers OF the Gospel
and all rslisiously disposed people
throughout the nation Joined in earnest
and continual prayer to God that James
A. Garfield might live. But he died.
The faith Of many In the practical en-
cacy Of prayer vas much shaken. and
they bowed their heads iu silence. Rev.
Bishop whitaker Of this State. however,
In A. discourse delivered recently at Oak
land, Calitornis, argues that the prayer
Of the nation was in reality answered.
he says:
w. asked that James A. Garfield
might live. In that petition We ssksd
for the psrpetuity Of the government,
that 70 might BE- . nation Of ons heart
and mind. that the govsrnment might
be established by right. that bitterness
and hatred might be removed. God has
wonderfully answered that prayer.
Never has the nation been % free from
aainosity and party spirit and strife. a.
Il IL beside the bier OF the dead Pres
idsnt today. In spirit the prayer has
been abundantly answered.
The argument Is certainly ingenious
and hopeful and may hoh good. but
viewed in the light Of present indications
It will not do to depend upon psrman-
emily. There was . natural lull In polit-
icai strife while the nation bowed In
grief ct the death Of the President. but
the storms Of luminosity and party
spirit are again gathering in the hori-
zsu and bid fair to rage again. perhaps
Hsrssr than ever. Coskling IL already
being heard from marshaling his forces
for the fray. The death Of Garfield has
thrown the Administration int other
hands. and . condition which promises
speedy renewal Of the bitterness and
party strife which eliminated in the
shooting Of Garfield. It il too soon to
thus claim ON political grounds that the
prayer has been abundsntly answered.
Meanwhile ws can bat hopefully. trust
ingly wait.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
STATE rAIRs.

In all we'll organized States and COM
nunitiss tie holding Of annual Fairs.
where the products Of the soil. the farm.
the dairy. household industry, the work
shop and the arts can bs brought TO-
Rsthsr from various localities have
always bstn recognized as Of high i'm
portanes In promoting the development
Of the country and its In
any new country such Fairs are Of
especial value and important utility.
Strangers from all parts Of the nation
and the world visit these Fairs and
Judge Of the merits and capabilities Of
the country BY Its exhibited products.
Yes. and upon opinions then and there
formed many . man has decided as to
his future residence for himself and
family. Even the huge squashss and
ssormous bssts Of California have in
duesd many q man to settle down where
such huge results are so easily obtain.
able from Q bits worth Of seed.
Our ssssbrush and silver State Of Ne
vsds does net pretend to compete with
many other States in the agricultural
line. yet she raises her " grain. pota-
toes and other vegetables. and this year
II able to show . large amount Of nnsr
apples. pears, etc.. than comes even
from California. Her stock ranges fur
nish . surplus Of the best beef in the
world. which she IL constantly shipping
to California aud the East; and Is for
mineral and precious metal professions.
they are Of acknowledged richness and
unknown. undevsloped extent. Tho
State Fair at Reno. which commences .
week from next Monday. will be the
finest ever held in this State. This has
been an unusually favorable year for
fruit and agricultural productions. and
with increased railroad facilities rich
ores will be shown from all parts Of the
State. Everybody who has anything
worth showing should endsavor to en-.
brace the golden opportunity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Tha King At Fortre,s Monroe.

FoRrnrss Mosior. October liking
Kalakaua arrived this morning. A bat.
talon with q band paraded on the wharf
to receive him. After breakfast be was
called upon by General Getty and staff
and then drove to the Hampton Naval
School. where he spent the day inspect
ing the institution. In the afternoon
no visited the Soldiers Home. where q
salute was fred In his honor. In the
evening the King will receive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
LYscnlNa SUGGESTED.

The other day. in speaking Of Guitssu
and the coming trial Of his case. the
Nxws Incidentally remarked
"Itist the general desire Of everybody
that II hs cannot be legally hanged, he
should be tsrnsd loose as soon as posi-
bls."
The Carson Tribune bases . long edi.
torisl upon this. in the course Of which
IL sravsly remarks:
1--WE do lot indorss the idea OF our
contemporary a. to lynchins Guitsau
forthwith"
Yet the Nrws did not say q word about
''~lyachins." From the very first 1t has
been . frn advocate Of strict and i'm
partial justice in this particular matter.
and the idea that the law should be al
lowed to take its eearss; that even his
guaars should not b allowed to kill
him. Tho credit Of the nation for
''squal and exact justice to all men" is
at stake in this matter. What could pos
sibly have put that idea Of lynching into
the Tribune mans head Elsewhere in
the same editorial hs b~loodthistily and
very sugssstivsly remarks a. follows:
cit appears to us that in = case like
that Of Guitsau's. some extraordinary
stretch in criminal practice ought to bs
had, and the wretch tried. convicted.
and treated u were traitors 81 old. II
would 10 NO more bafbarous to burn.
dissnbowel and bshssd him than 1t was
for him to shoot the unonending chief
Of this government. but such will not be.
and the farce Of Q trial will be bad. and
the chancsS are that IL . jury can d
procured. the assassin may . ' his
worthless neck"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Mahoue's Dilemma.

WASHINGTON. October 1. - Senator
Malone has written to . friend here
that no will find 1. very inconvsnisnt to
attend the special session and will not
be able to remain moro than Q day or
two. Eppa Hunton and other Demo-
cratic politicians are OF the opinion that
he will not be present ct the opening OF
the Senate because IL would be . serious
source Of embarrassment for him to vote
either for q Democratic or Q Republican
organization.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Governments Financial Matters.

WASHINGTON. October /. The d..
rector Of the Mint purchased yesterday
2So. 900 ounces Of silver for the Phils.
dslphis and Sacramento MINIS. The
Treasury has checks for $34, lit 900 for
the redemption Of bonds included In
previous calls which have only just been
presented. There are In all $2l. 000. 600
Of bonds still outstanding upon which
interest has ceased. Some OF these
bonds should have been presented more
than eleven years ago. Probably the
Treasury will never be called on to re-
deem some Of them. It Is estimated
that some Of the national banks hold
5000. 900 OF called SKIES and must
reduce their circulation or replace them
with other bonds by December Gath.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Train Brigands Captured.

LITTLE Rock, October LIT Is ascsr.
tanned that the three robbers who cap.
tured the Iron Mountain train have been
caught-ons nsar Sulphur Bluff. Texas,
aud the other two In the Indian Nation.
The pursuit was planned by The conduc.
tor ITALY who was ON the train. The
Texas man was taken by himself. All
three are lodged in jail ct Hope tonight
and fully identified.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Chicago shorts.

CHICAGO. October Though & Co.,
Commission merchants on 'Chsngs, 166
Washington street, suspended this morn
ing, owing to the heavy advance in %.
tobsr wheat, OF which they were largely
short. They were reported to be bro.
kers for q Cincinnati clique. but refuse
to affirm or deny that assertion or to
give any facts concerning their affairs.
Their failure sent wheat up rapidly and
other grains participated in the boom.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Cabinet Movements.

WARRINGTON. ostobsr l.-Sscretsry
Hunt has gone to inspect the navy yards,
Lincoln to Rye Beach, and Window to
Newton, Massachusetts. The opinion
grows that all the Cabinet except Mac.
vsssh will retain their positions until
the meeting OF Congress In December.
Reed. the Presidents private secretary,
IL here. and not with Senator Jones In
Iltica.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Cabinet Gossip.

WASHINGTON. October LII Secretary
James remains, Tynsr. his First Assist
ant. will have to 60 soon. Tynsr has
steadily belittled the Star route prosseu.
tions. Ex.Land Commissioner William
son is being urged for Secretary OF the
Interior. but vsinly. Ex-senator Bout
we'll 10 going into the new Cabinet.
General Grant. 1t Is said by his friends
here. will not now abandon the great
business interests he has In charge for
any Cabinet position.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01

Salt Lake Tribune: President Garfield
died with no clergyman at his bedside.
His pastor was in Warrington. and in
the sudden coming Of death there was
no time to call in . clergyman. Nor
vas any needed. It IL the great prin-
eipis Of the faith General Garfield pro-
fssssd and In which hs died. that no
human mediation avsils when the soul
n fses to face with its maker.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
The Garfield Monument.

CLEVELAND. October 1.-The Garfield
Monumental Committee report 1887 70
in tho fund. Letters are being received
by every mail from all parts Of the couu.
try containing contributions In large and
small sums. The Monument Committee
wishes to correct the impression made
by its first circular that contributions
are limited to one dollar. Any sum will
be received. larger or smaller. and every
contributors name will bs recorded In
the books, which will DO deposited In
the monument.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Rafal Rhoatinr Array.

Los. ANGELES, CAL, October la
probably fatal shooting ARRAY occurred
between Juau Tspia and Julian orosco.
Msxicans, yesterday. They had Q dis
puts as to the ownership Of some wood.
when Tspia took . double-barrsled shot.
gun and fred, the charge entering the
eye OF Orosco. Tspia IL now In jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Guiteau's Counsel.

CHICAGO. October l.-Georse Scovills,
Guitssu's brothsr.in. law. says that,
owing 10 the solicitations Of his wife,
who 10 Guiteau's only friend. DO will act
rs counsel for the assassin. and will 90
inform District Attorney Corkhill today.
He has no fears but that there will be .
fair trial. He will not take advantage
Of any tschnicality. but will make In.
sanity the only defense.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
A telegram frsm the East says:


It IL reported among we'll informed
politicians that John p. Jones will b
appointed Secretary Of the Treasury and
Grant Secretary Of Stats.
The chances are that there IL not .
word Of truth In either proposition.
Grant neither needs nor asks the Secrs'
taryship Of State. having enough to do
to navigate his own Affairs. Az for
Jones, he has been long identified a.
the bosom friend OF Mr.. Arthur, - we'll
as Of Cenkling. Even II he should
conclude 10 accept the situation. there
would be nothing strange, unreasonable
or Inappropriate about Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Wisconsin Temperance Convention

Wisconsin temperance Convention.
CHICAGO. October la special from
Madison. Wisconsin, says: The Tenn.
peranee Convention assembled here yes.
terdsy with sixty delegates present. The
following ticket was nominated: For
Governor. T. D. Kansons; Lieutenant
Governor. Harvey s. Clapp; Secretary
Of State. Edmund Bartlett; Supsrintend-
,ent Of Public Instruction, Robert Ora.
ham, who 10 also on the Republican and
Democratic tickets; Railroad Commits.
sionsr. John Nader; Cemmissiensr Of
Insurance. Thomas Braeken; Treasurer,
John Suttsr; Attorney General, E. s.
Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
The Cl0ven Foot.

WASHINGTON, October lit Is cur.
rsn,ly reported that the President has
gone to NEE. Conkling In New York.
The belief Is growing that Conklipg
supplants Blaine. Logan and Emory
Storrs are also talked Of for the Cabinet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Conkling, Jones and tho Cabinet.

New YoRx. October l.-Ths CONNER.
eiai's Utica special says: Senator Jones
remains at Conkling's residencs. The
conference 10 wholly on Arthur's policy.
I am assured ON the best authority that
Lincoln 10 the only enc Of the Cabinet
who will DO urged to remain. James
declines to stay and will enter into bust.
ness In New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Lively Court Scene in Georgia.

AUGUSTA. Ca. October LAT . Mag
istrats's Court In Burke county ysstsr-
day Charles ]. Walker wounded Mike
Smith. who then killed Walker, and
Edward Palmer shot and killed another
Smith. The difficulty grew out Of .
horse race.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01

Governor Foster says that General
Garfield never had time enough to Do
his work. he never had an idle hour.
The Governor visited the President on
the evening before hs was shot, and
found him more like the old Garfield
than he had been since his nomination,
- cheerful and buoyant a. . scheolbsy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Movements at Washington - The
Deadwood on the Star Route
EWiudlers.

WASHINGTON. October 1.-Prssidsnt
Arthur left yesterday on o special train
with Secretaries Lincoln. Hunt and
James and Speaker Sharpe. Window
was unable to 60. The President re.
mains away I've days.
Attorney General MaoVesgh was with
the President frsm 10 to II yesterday
morning. The District Commissioner.
General Banks, Senator Mcmillan and
Ben. Harris Brewster also called. The
latter il counsel for the government In
the Star route cases.
Solomon Star, the postmaster Of Dead.
wood. removed yesterday. has confessed
that for several years past he has made
false certificates OF Star routes service
between Sidney and Deadwood. His
confession exposes the rascality OF the
Star route ring In the northwest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
Fatal Buggy Ride.

SACRAMENTO, October 1.-whils rid
ing In Essi Park last evening p. L.
CourtriRht was thrown irsn his buggy
and struck on his head against . railing.
BE was instantly killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01

Large trains Of wood. are brought 70
the Cemstosk daily. An increase IN the
woed shipments 10 quite noticeable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
DIED.

At Ruby Hill, September az, John Ora
ham, aged z years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-01
aoRM.

In Virginia. september 80. to the wife Of
william Bone, . SON.
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One Hundred Miles an Hour
From the New York sun.

The second locomotive of the Fon-
taine patent has just been turned ont
Of the Grant Locomotive Works nj
Patterson, and is now being tested on
the New York, Lake Erie and Wss-
tern Railroad. The machinery of tbi,
engine is all above the boiler. A hio
pair of driving wheels rests on a small
er set below, moving them BY fric.
tion, SO that whom the upper pair il
going at the rate Of sixty miles an
hour the lower pair is carrying the 10.
comotive at the rate of ninety miles.
Inc nrst locomotive Of the kind turn
ed out, it is said, made ninety miles
an hour with ease on Canadian rail.
road. The inventor enthusia astioalix
predicts that this one will be driven a,
the rate Of one hundred miles an hour
A test for speed will be made In {
day or two.