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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
A Dynamite Passenger.

DUBLIN. October ga correspondent
at Droshsds tsleeraphs: Gan extraor-
binary discovery Of dynamite. with q
fuse and cap. was made BY officers Of
the Great Northern Railway. at the
Droghsda Station last evening. II APP
pears that Q passenger Of respectable APP
pearanos was observed BY Q fellow.pss-
sengsr. who travelled from Dublin to
Malahids by the down express train. to
DO handling q parcel from which the
ends Of . cartridge were seen ~protrudins.
On the arrival OF the train Of Malbide
the guards attention was called to the
fact that c~ombustibles were being carried
on the train. The guard took posses.
sion Of the parcel and placed the affair
In the hands OF the superintendent. who
endeavored TO get the name Of the sup
posed owner Of the parcel. but failed,
the party denying any knowledge what.
sver Of Il. The parcel weighs nine
pounds. and was found to contain dy-
Mantle"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Blasting Without Drilling.
s, =. Exchange.


An Austrian engineer named Lauer
has discovered o new method OF disin.
tsgratipg rock. The chief feature Of
his system Is to employ . hollow cyl
indsr-liks gaspipe. and TO plaoe the dyn-
amite cartridge. not % hitherto In q hole
bored into the rock to be blasted. but In
the cylinder In question. The cartridge
only touches the surface Of rock which
II 10 desired to shattsr. The explosion Of
the dynamite IL effected by means Of
electricity. and the effect 10 said to 30
greater than with the usual cartridge in
. holo bored In the rock. The rock 10
shattered into fragments 80 small that q
fair stream is able to wash them away
without help. whereas In the case Of
guupowder the rock IL only split up into
blocks more or less large and trouble.
some to remove. The Lauer system 10
calculated to effect q saving Of fully
forty per cent. Is compared with the old
eyat0m.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
General News Items.

Henry George has arrived in Dublin.
Tho Emperor and Empress OF Brazil
will o visit Europe.
The last q the Cape Horn. CAL, train
robbers. Shinn. has been captured.
The Melville Opera Company have
done we'll % far on their Eastern tour.
The "pink-sys" disesse has assumed
alarming proportions among New York
horses.
Christian Angel has been arrested IN
Detroit for refusing to support his fam
lily. What's in . namsf
The rsignipg monarch OF Abyssinia
cuts Of the noses Of those who take
snuff and the lips Of those who smoke.
Two hundred men are employed at
Governor Stssford's place. Msnlo Park.
CAL. principally In taking care Of horses.
In Dodge City. Kansas. . subscription
Of $4,000 has been raised for the widow
Of the frst man who informs on q liquor
seller.
An Item IL going the rounds OF tho
press to the eject that q mulatto wsman
has just died In Brazil at the age OF lS7
years.
The criminal court al Warrington has
passed an order to allow Guiteau to
summon two hundred Witnesses at gov
ernmsnt expense.
A zephyr passing over Austin, New. .
few days ago picked up . squaw and
carried her through the air Ave hundred
feet with no farther damage than . few
scratches ON her forehead.
The demand in the East for oonisder-
ate bonds IL increasing. II tho pur-
chassrs succeed In getting hold Of the
deposit Of the dsfuhct Conisderasy now
In the Bank Of England, they will make
an immense profit on their transactions.
Somebody put . lot Of cucumbsrs into
Q Vermont mans cider mill when fs
was not licking. and the wild lsok In
that mans eye. a. he lGy tangled upon
the fsor after drinking some OF the cider.
will haunt the psrpetrator OF the deed
TO his grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Being Argued.

The Reno Journal Of this morning
says: The argument In the N. x o.
shooting case commenosd yesterday.
District Attorney Rankin opened. and
f~ersshadowed the States view OF the
case, BY simply asking for the holding OF
Wheeler and McMechan, claiming that
they were the only ones Who did any
shooting. aud that said shooting was not
unstable In sslf.defsnse. Judge Web
ster followed for his clients, and In sup
port Of the States views. Last evening
General Clarke sPsks for. two hours.
more psrtieulariy in defense Of his client
Coffin, and yet taking . general view Of
the case. His address vas q OF the
most able We ever heard from his lips.
It was forcibls and very effective with
all who heard II. he will conclude this
morning. and Lindsay. Dickson, Deal
and Kittrsll fellow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
GOSPEL

Harrison. the "boy preacher" does
not seem to succeed Arst.rats In San
Francisco. The hosts Of Satan In the
sinful city by the Golden Gate are too
reckless Of future possibilities beyond
the grave. or have not sufficient con-
Adsncs in his evangelical influence with
the Lord In their behalf to trust all their
heavenly stock to his brokerage. His
gynnastieal. "holy juupinG-jsek" style
Of religious operations does not inspire
them with confidence In his real sxeeu'
tive ability for the permanent conversion
Of souls. But he IL . live novelty new
srthslsss, and they oil 60 to nee him.
the same - they would to . circus.
They watch him - he rsars and charges
about the pulpit and among his audi
snee, and cstssorically critieiss his
methods OF working mp . religious
boom. same - they do the manipula-
item Of Q stock boom. He amusss them
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
A Celestial Pirate Chief.

Saw FRAScIsoo, October 20. = From
Chinese exchanges: A pirate chief has
been creating . commotion at Nipgpo
and its waters. Hs 10 said to have come
within seven miles Of town and levied
blackmail freely. He doesn't care for
the Chinese gunbosts and has had sew.
eral engagements with them lately. A
reward Of $4,000 has been offered for the
pirates head. An encounter tosk place
September Is, near Ningps. between .
Chinese gunboat and the pirates. Up
wards Of 200 pirates were slain or
drowned themselves. Nine were cap.
tured alive. About seventy escaped.
Eleven pirate boats were taken. The
pirates were in shallow water and the
eunboats were unable to get near them.
They lowered small boats and fought In
them.
There wal q million dollar Are at
Manila September 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Run Over by the Cars.

Wiansmsesa Siiser State. October 81.
Eb. Tsrrsy. . child eight years OF age.
son OF Mrs. Mary Torrey. OF Lovelock.
was run over by the cars. and had one
OF his arms alnost severed from his
body at Lovelock. yesterday. II ap.
pears be attempted 10 cross the track
ahead Of q moving train. and was
thrown down and ran over by the cars.
The little fellows right arm was crushed
TO . pulp. and his face and body are
badly bruised.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
u-xsAr,sTlxD JUSTICE.

The postponsmsnt Of Guitssu's trial.
sven for 30 few days. only Till the 14th
OF November. 10 not satisfactory. No
legal lodges or subtsriugss to gain time.
or to defeat the speedy ends Of justice
are regarded with favor Of all. The
insanity proposition might DO ssrisusly
entertained In other cases and under
other circumstances. but not In this. or
IL taken into consideration at oil. IL IL
only an additional reason fer protsstien
against inhumsn possibilities and al
normally developed dsvilishnsss. The
intensely brutal. most thoroughly cause
less and nationally salanitous scenes
and incidents Of that orssl assassination
and lingering death are toe frssh In the
mi.ds Of all to allow Of any special
regard for the murderer other than to
see him sffscsually punished. aad dis
posed OF - sumnarily Is posaihle. and
at the least expense 10 the nation. The
ambitious. coolly-calculating. nsfarisus
wretch has cost tso much already. He
has no friends. even among the most
degraded, and cannot b made TO die
any too soon. While As lives. faith In
human or divine justice remains shaken
and unsatisAsd. The New York Mai
very correctly remarks on the subject:
We believe that the only news from
Guitsau that the people care 10 hear Is
that he has been hung and buried. II
be IL q l~unatic. il il . sort Of lunacy TO
bs discouraged by hanging. OF course.
the forms Of Law should b observed.
but nothing could occur to shake the
faith OF good men in the efficacy OF the
laws forms 20 much or 80 d~isastrously
a. the escape Of Guitesu FROM the death
penalty through legal technicalities or
the insanity plea. And II does not
require q great deal Of discernnsnt OF
the people to discover that the hanging
Of Guitsau by the hrst mob that could
get ct him would DO the inevitable result
Of O failure Of the Law to do its work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Surprise Valley Flour.
R.,, Ca.ete. October A..

There IL q great deal Of -four on the
read from Reno to Bidwsll. Most Of
the farmers In Surprise are hauling
their wheat to Ayers & Rucher's mill
and getting Il ground. They are also
hauling out ground barley. The nsw
mill at Willow Ranch In Goose Lake
valley has started and Il running well.
There will DO some Aour In from 1t
soon. The burning Of Bsck's mill has
stimulated things up there very much.
Manning and Berry are selling the four
in Reno. They have put IL down tive
bits lower than any ether In order 70 u.
trodaes u. These Who have tried u
fpstR very highly Of u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

Senator David Davis hopes. It Ia re-
ported. that the day IL not far distant
whom he can retire from public life and
devote himself to his private business.
which grows more important and press
ing every year. The Senator. II Ii also
said. feels In himself indications Of fail
ing health. The death OF Mrs. Davis
was . ~grievous blow. from which her
husband has never recovered. His
Bloomington home is now in charge Of
Mrs. Pisrpont, . niece Of Mrs. Davis.
and . young lady who was brought up
In the Davis family,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

A Partisan journal estimates the total
number OF recognized medical men
throughout the civilized world ut lS9. 900.
Of whom Il assigns 5000 to the United
States. 5000 to Great Britain and her
colonies, 10000 TO France. 1900 to
Germany and Austria, 10000 70 Italy.
and 5000 to Spain. OF the whole num-
Der ll.000. 1t estimates. have contrib
utsd to medical litsra.ure-2s00 In the
United States. 1900 in france. 1000 In
Great Britain. $500 in Germany and
Austria, and only 800 In Spain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
A Mexican Mine Manager.
Reno Ga.Ae.

Pierre Humbsrt. Jr., we'll known In
washoe where he was part owner and
manager Of the Steamboat quicksilver
deposit, Il now the manager Of the San-
h Maria mines Of Mexico. and expects TO
ship over $500. 600 worth Of ore before
January LIST. A 40-sump mill to crush
average ores will DO In operation before
next March. for the mines Of which he 10
Superintendent. He 10 now visiting
some gravel mines In Sierra county which
have been attracting much attention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

The great hit Of the recent Congress
Of Free Thinkers at Paris was the speech
Of IN illustrious orator Who. having in
serted his left hand into the breast Of
his coat. made passionate gestures With
the right. and believed: "0eatlsmsp,
an IN Atheist, thank God !"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Cuban Anain.

PARIS. October 29.-Ths Madrid sev-
eminent has appointed Senator Fran.
soso Secretary Of the government, and
Rojas President Of the Tribunal OF 40
counts and Director Of Finance In Cuba.
Much surprise 10 caused in political
circles because not . single West India
member has been elected On the Parlia-
ment Committees this season, not even
on the Committee that will examine the
bill for tariff reforms between CubA and
Spain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

In the forty.fsur years during which
Queen Victoria has occupied the Enelish
throne. she has spent about twelve days
In Ireland. These twelve days represent
the time occupied by two visits. The last
Of which took place twenty years ego.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

Mrs. Garfield has requested that Eve
Of the flags which decorated the inside
Of the pavilion wherein her dead hus-
band lay at Cleveland. should Be given
to the elder and another to the younger
Mrs. Garfield. The dsis and the easkst
which first held the P~resident's body
are to 30 carefully preserved BY the
Western Reserve Historical Society.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

The. boy preacher" now In San
Francisco. Ii reported to have said: eff
there II anybody this side Of eternity
Who stands In need Of Gods saving grace
u 10 The reporter"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

The following Is from the wsrd Refer:
Miss N. Du Long accompanied Dr.. Ha-
gar to Cherry Greek Saturday last. She
will remain there until sufficiently re-
covered to proceed on her way to Cali.
fornia, where she will join her sister.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
Miscellaneous,

SAN FRAScrsco. October 2s.-John
W. Eckstrsm, an inmate Of the United
States Marine Hospital. was drowned In
Mountain Lake. near the hospital, by
the upseiting Of a.skif.
The members Of the Produce Exchange
have contributed $1,000 to the Garfield
Monument Fund.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Az BIN. aas .As PIoSELR LAUNDRY ~
settled before the TENTH OF DEOkkBKR, o.
In future no bills win Be allowed 70 run mors
than thirty days. j.. y. HALL,
VfHinis. Dscsmbss I. 1884.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29
eoRh.
MARRIED.

In %smsrsville. Cal, October rs, Mel
vile Curtis 10 Miss Fannie B. Wright.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-29

The most powerful Nitro iycerins in the mar.
ket. 10 has lees noxious fumes than any other
WINGED. This II not Q % called Safety Powder,
but A STANDARD NlTR0.0LYOERlNE HI0H
EXPLO5IvE. Mining men will ind 10 to their
advantage TO give the Excelsior Powder . trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-08
The Virginia ScnatOr>tip.
THE PRESIDENT THINKS A REPUBLICAN SHOULD BE


THE PRESIDENT THINKS REPUBLICAN, SHOULD
EIECTEp.
Ex-senator Lewis left for Richmond last n'cht,
ii Is asserted with authority from the administra
ton to its and influence in his canvass for
the Us. Senatorship. After consulting with many
prominent republicans. Mr.. Lewis yesterday after
noon, according TO report, called Oh the President
and laid his grievance before him He reviewed
the history OF coalition and the canvass, showed
how Malone had pledged him Q.ewfs) the Senator
ship; told OF his services in the late canvass, etc.
After hearing the statement. in the words OF gen.
teman who was present: "The President came
out positively for Lewis. He said he thought the
republicans were entitled To the Senator: that
they had cast three-fouIthS more OF the votes;
that the readjusters had Malone In the Senate,
and republican should be chosen To succeed John
StOn. He said he believed Lewis was entitled TO
the place. and told Lewis he might say TO the Viz
gna coaltionists that the administration was for
him." Ex-Secretary Boutwell, and other leading
republicans have assured Lewis OF their cordial
support The readiuSters had planned, SO IL is
said, to nominate Riddieberger for Senator at the
caucus held Tuesday night, but news was received
that the administration WAS against RiddlebSfsef.
and the readiusterS were not in hurry to nnlni-
nate him. The caucus viii be held on the 18th i'll
stant and as the fight between the republicans
and readjuSterS grows iii intensity every day. it
may terminate in row. Lewis is going to have
the nomination il he get IL, and ii he does not
get t his friends say lie Will expose the 'treachery
and deceit practiced upon him."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-08
The Chicago Nan Who txue.v Guiseau.

CHICAGO, December s.-A reporter of the Inter-
oceon, who called on MIR. II. Il. Porter. OF this city,
and questioned liim in relation 10 his knowledge
o. Guiteau, says he was infoT;ned 10y that gentle
man that he became acquainted with Guiteau sew
eral years ago, hut after some business dealings
with him he had passed from his recollection,
many people do. III WGs not untl the ass sSna-
ton that he again Thought III lftn. He rec0g gnZe1
him from hkenesSPS cuts in the illustrated
papers. Porter, feeling that it was his duty 10
inform some responsible person OF what ne knew
about Guiteau, called on fr. +. ;. isham. romi-
nent lawyer oI this city, who heard hs story SUBJ
stantialiy as ngw made public Al the death OF
President Garfield he made "a second cali on Mr..
1sham and repeated his story, the material points
of " hich he supposed had been sent 10 the proper
authorities. Iie had not since heard anything
about il, and did not know whether any use has
would be made OF il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-08

BALTIMORE. December s.-yirginia g. deferred
lTa; do. consols. e6l; do second series, 40sa do.
past due coupons, 80; do. new ten-forties, 4sk
bid to- day.
BALTIMORE December s.-Cotton steady-mid-
ding ll5.. Hour unchanged and firm. Wheat south-
ern stronger; western higher and Brm-southern red.
I. .35al. 40 do. amber, 142a. As: No. western winter
red, SPOT and December, l. 3921. .3ys; January isiX
aI.42, February, l.45al45.; March. 147Asal. .4sss.
Corn, southern firm: western higher and strong
southern white GTa6s do. yellow. esaes4; western
mixed, eot and and December 6s bid January, 50s
a1os1 February. 52lssT3ss: March, rs hid. Oats
nothing done; prices noEinay unchanged. H,e dun,
l.oeal .o3. Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet and
23a2G. Eegs frTli 2sa29. Petroleum nominal Coffee
quiet-A soft ga. Whisky firm, l. IL al. Is Ffeirbia
to Liverpool per steamer Hnciianged. Eecspts
2633 barreie: wheat, 70. 245 bushels corn "a 50
bushels; oats, f. ono bushels. Shjinfentswheaf 4 100
bushels: corn. 4ys bushels szles-wheaf 52l yl6
bushels; corn, POI, 600 bushels.
NEW YORK, December S.-Stocks generally weak
Money, g; Exchange-loDg. $50: short 4s4. Stats
bonds moderately active Governments steady for e
and 4s coupon and higher for other issues. Cotoa
NEW YORK. December 8.-FIour dun and heasy.
Wheat heavy and faSs cent lower Corn du and about
cent lower Pork quiet and firm. IL. 25sl8 25 Lard
LYNDON. December 8, a:so p.m--.U. 3. bseds
e. 12l&; do. as. 1lSk; do. extended ba. 1861.
Atlantic and Great Western 6rxt mortgAge try1Geoa1
Certificates sly. Erie. l6ss. New York Central, la
Illinois Central a6x. pennsylvania Ceuty1l, o9ts
Reading, S6As. Ontario and Western 3l&. 0flvDuko
and st. Paul common, ll4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-08
WALL Street To-day.

NEW YORK, December S-The Post I'm its finan-
clal article a 40 p. Ia edition) says: The Stock
ENchange markets to-day are quiet but strong.
United States bonds are higher for the extended
5S and 6S and unchanged Tor the As and as
Southern state bonds are up 4 for Nirgtnlas and
2I.a2s1 for Tennessnes. Railroad bonds are higher
c. q. and ]. {. incomes are up AZ per cent while
the advance In the other ranges from ha2 per cent
the latter Ohio southern incomes; Boston, Hart
ford and Erie frsts are TX higher, as Is Also
Northern Pacific flrstS In the stock market the
result OF the fluctuations thus far to-day is an ad
vance of Isa1is in the general list, and including
the sIecisltes = per cent, the latter being Rich
mond and Danyille. Manhattan Beach is up 2x;
Bloomington and Western IL on the reported con-
sOlidation OF this company with the Indianapolis,
Decatur and Springfield. Milwaukee. Lake Shore
and Western Is up IL. The money stIfngency is
less severe than yesterday. perhaps on account OF
the 81 $50 600 money 10 come out OF the Treasury
for bonds presented since yesterday. The ruling
rate for call loans is per cent, and the conmis-
sfons paid to-day have I'm case yet exceeded 1-2
OF per cent per day. Time loans are per cent
for four months and per cent for six months
Prime mercantile paper is 6a9 per cent Currency
Is going to the south IA moderate amounts TO
facilitate the movement OF cotton. The U. 4. sub
treasury was this morning debtor at the clearing
house In the sum OF $652, $500 The market ior
foreign exchange Is very quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-08

Prot. DeSmedt has made an analysis OF cup Of
coffee furnished him by c. L. Freeman with the
statement that it was served TO him by his wife,
Mrs. L. o. Freeman, Sunday morning, Decem-
Der 4th; that noticing that it had an unpleasant
taste like laudanum, and SuspectinS something
wrong, from the fact that he knew his wife 10 De
unfaithfui to him, he desired an analysis. Prof.
DeSmedt, upon an order from the court, proceeded
to examine il and found 1T contained opium in
Suffi c1ent quantity to poison. The case will come
before the court again to morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-08

SAID.
THE RIVER FRONT IMPRovEMENT.-The special
committee of the Senate on the Potomac river
Improvement had a meeting some days ago, but
did nothing. STAR reporter to-day asked Senator
Ransom, the chairman, what the committee pro-
posed to do He replied: ''We intend to get that
matter in proper shape and push it through" "1n
the reporter. Eyes" was the reply.
THE 1o5rH BOND CAu--Including to-day the
Treasury has SO far redeemed $1s, ,734, 200 bonds
under the 1O5th call.
USING OFFICIAL PAPER IN PRIVATE CORRESPOND
ENCE-Yesterday a man named John z Sullivan
was arrested by one Of the special officers of the
government on the charge OF using Official paper
OF the Pension Ofice In his private correspondence
%t59 a 70 es n That ne
Bundy heard the case, and held Sullivan to bail for
his appearance at court.
WHY Mr.. MURPHY WILL NOT COME TO WASH
INGTON.-TwO weeks ago ex-COllectOr Tom Muir
ply, OF New York, told a STAR reporter that he
was looking up house, as his family would reside
in washington during the coming winter. Yes
terday he stated that he and his family will not
spend the winter In Washington, but viii remain
In New York. This change OF plan tends to con-
firm the report that Mr. Murphy is to succeed AS
sistant T. s. Treasurer HillhOuse In New York.
THE PRESIDENT will probably go to New York
during the holidays, though he has not posi-
lively decided to make that visit.
THE FREE BRIDGE QUEsTION.-General Wright,
chief OF engineers, after careful examination of
the bid and all matters pertaining to the structure
has referred back to the Corrugated iron company
its offer to build free bridge at the Three Sisters
Tor the amount appropriated by Congress. II the
bridge company consents to the changes suggested
by General Wright In the interest of bridge,
which shall endure indefinitely, they viii be
awarded the contract, otherwise the whole matter
VIII be referred back to Congress.
fERsoNAL-Commissone Loring yesterday ad-
dressed the National Cotton Planters Association
In session at Atlanta, on the cotton interests OF
the country.-Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis and
Miss Davis arrived In New York yesterday from
office, who buried his mother only two months
ago, was yesterday called to Massachusetts, by the
death OF his father.-MaJor William Arthur, the
PreSl0enEs brother, arrived In Chicago yesterday
morning from Montana, en- route to New YOrf
having received an appointment on Gen. Hanc0cks 8
stan.