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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-11-24
For Sale

One of the most desirable dwellings in
Jackson. For particulars inquire of the
undersigned at his Office over Bedel'S
Jewelry Store.
nov3-4t. w. NJ. JOHNSON.
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staple Fabrics. latest
styles, best wOrkna an
ship, startling prices in
clothing and OvercO ats, u t
p. H. wa@fAaIn 81 Co.'s
Mammoth ClotLingH House.
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Do you want to see pleased people?-
look at the buyers who are getting the
bargains in Mems Youths Boys and
Childrens' Overcoats, at p. III. Washam
& Cos Mammoth Clothing House.
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THE Old Reliable Boss Restaurant of
c. NJ. Pugh has been re-ftted, and is now
the Daisy Boss Restaurant. Meas,
Lunches and Oysters, in every style.
Confectioneries, Cigars, Tobacco, Foreign
and Domestic Fruits, sc.
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ssThn YillaSo

Will give two entertainments at City
Hall, on'Tuesday and Wednesday nights
of this week. Change OF bill each night
Drama, first night, "Maple Cottage" Re
served seats at Beders Jewelry Store.
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A DAUGHTER of Hugh Gilliland, who
lives on the Harrison Stephenson farm,
near town, has had typhoid fever for
some time, is in a very critical condition.
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Use Dfeter's Royal Coffee.
Because it is wholesome, agreeable and
just what you want. 15sep-6m
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Call and see our Boots and
Shoes, at z. II. Washarn &
Co.'S Mammoth Clothing
House.
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NEW GOODS, just received, at r. Z. Col
wins Store. Cloaks, Dolmans, Shawls,
Nubias, Hosiery, Scarfs, Hoods,
Shoes, Boots, &c. all Of the latest styles
and lowest prices. Call and see them.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

BY an inexcnsable oversight, the date upon the
first page of our last issue was printed wrong. It
should have been 17th instead of 10th.
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CATTLE E..
Probate Notices.

The accounts of George A. Leach, guardian
of Hugh Nc. Young and Joseph ID. Young. mi
nOrs; Jonathan Davis, Administrator of samuel
Richards and David j. Richards, decd; William
Daniels. guardian of Levi H, John w. and
Myrtle r. Scurlock, minors; Thomas jay Nor
gan, administrator of Thomas 7. Williams,
decd; j. G. Cremeens executor of James Davis
decd; Henry Keene, guardian of Charles
Keene, minor. James WoodsOn, executor OF
Thomas Woodson, decd; ]. A. Smith, adminfs-
lrator of Lanson smith, decd; Adam Long,
Guardian of Isaac S. Thorn, minor, have been
filed in the Probate Court of jackson County,
Ohio, for settlement and the same set for
examination and hearing on the 3D. day OF De
cember A. d. 1881. JNO. j. C. EVANS,
novl7 -3w Probate Judge.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered you by the
BURLINGTON ROUTE. 1t will pay you to reao
their advertisement found elsewhere in this is
sue. lQmhtQw
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The New Howe. (B)

The New Howe. B)
Use Dieter's Royal Coffee.
Do not use glazed coffee,
Because the glaze is of no use to it.
because it adds four per cent. to the
weight.
Because you want pure and wholesome
Coffee.
Because glaze covers inperfections Of
the Coffee.
Dieter's Royal Coffee is pure and
wholesome and contains no glaze.
15SeD6m
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Probate Court Proceedings.

Probate Court PrOceedlnGs.
John L. Ramsey appointed guardian of Clay
Perkins, minor. Bond 5000.
Jonathan E. Vernon adjuded an aged imbecile,
Incompetent to transact business, and guardian
dered to be appointed for him.
One account filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
AlonZo Baker and Eunice EubaGks.
Henderson Price and Levisa Mcintosh.
George w Jenkins and Hannah Heath.
Samuel Hill and Amelia Fl. Parry.
Robert F. Rowland and Sarah E. Rutedge.
Oscar Godby and Mollie Cox.
Jonas johnson and Fannie Douglas.
Francis Morgan and Annie Lambert
John L. Long and Mary r. Leach.
John Shields and Mary L. Peden.
Henry Station and Maggie Donaldson.
Thomas j. Wyatt and Amanda G. Hill.
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Miss Ophelia Stephenson has had fever
for some weeks past, but she is now much
better
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j. b. Howe has been engaged by the Howe Sewing
Machine Co. to manage their southern Ohio business.
Jackson will have permanent branch office for this
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;
Because it is pure, contains no glaze OF
other adulterant. 15Sep6m
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The light running New Howe E

WHEN you want a square meal, go to
Pughs.
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Calendar-1SS1.
Entry of second-CIass Matter.

PosToFFICE, JACKSON, OHIO,
July 25, 1884,
The jackson Standard, published by Davis Mack
ley at Jackson jackson county, Ohio, has this day
bean entered by the publisher Second-class Mat
ter in accordance with l99 of the Postal Laws
and Regulations. s. z. BALDRIpGE,
Postmaster.
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MAR RED.


JENKfNs-HAYTH.-At the residence of Mrs.
Hayth, Main street, November 18th, 1881, by Rev
X. Collier, NJ r. George w. jenkins and Miss Han
Hayth.
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HEADQUARTERS for Clocks, at the
Jewelry Store Of II. A. Bedel
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Administrators Sale.

In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of Jackson County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at
\ d. 1881 at l o'clock, at the door of the Court
House, in Jackson, Ohio, the following descub-
real estate, to-wit- The east half of the south
west quarter, Section Is, Township g. Range H.
containing so acres, more less; except 5
icrcS In the south east corner sold to Gordon
Pugh; and also, except about one-half of one
near the north east corner of said tract.
Appraised at $1,000.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
THOMAS J. WOODSON,
Admir- of James Woodson. decd.
BY David Davis, his atty.
Nov. II, 1881. 5w
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Transfers of Real Estate.

WE noticed Auditor White, of McA
thur, in town one day last week.
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FREE lunch, every day, at Wards.

Use Dieter's Royal Coffee.
Because it is very select in quality and
uniform. 15Sep6m
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27janSItt

A LARGE stock of Clocks just received
at Bedel's Jewelry Store. Call and see.
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Remember the Ports
mouth, O. Stock Sales.
Wednesday. November 3Oth.

QUIET HOUSEHOLD, at pickrel's.
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L1GHr-RUNNING HOUSEHOLD, at PickreI's.
27janSlt
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Use Dieter's Royal Coffee

Light running 3.
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Clocks at BedeI's.
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Itching Piles-symptoms and Cure.

McKITTERIcK BROS have made addition tt
their store on Bridge street.
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Mems Overcoats, ouths'
overcoats. Boys overcoats,
Children's overcOats, at
startling low prices. at p. III.
Washam g. Co.'S Mammoth
Clothing House.
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What Ais HOul

MISS JENNIE ANDERSON, of Chillicothe, who was
well known in Jackgon, died last week.
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BULK Oysters at Pugh's.
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Weather Report,
For the week ending Saturday last, at Jackson Ohio
in latitude 80 deg. G min. North:

Monday clear and cool.
Tuesday, clear and cool.
Wednesday, clear and cool.
Thursday, cloudy.
Friday rain.
Saturday, rain in forenoon cloudy and cool in af-
ternoon.
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Tom Delay has three rooms Mt in his building
roadway-iUrmerly he Burt House. Would pre-
fer family with no children.
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BULK Oysters 80 and 40 cts. per quart,
at Pugh's.
Watches at Bedel'S.
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DURABLE HOUSEHOLD, at Pickrel's.

The New (B)
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A Woman,s Fxperience.

THEODORE GRosE and wife have boy baby.
is almost as big as his daddy.
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R0amS for Rent.

$500 per year can be made at home, working for
y q. RlDEOUT & CO.. 10 Barclay street, New YORK.
end for their catalogue ami fun Particulars 2ocSy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
Services OF Prayer Today for the
President.

CHICAGO, September 6.-Rsv. p. A.
Noble having offered to various churches
on the west side the use Of his church
the Union Park Consress,ional--i for
services Of prayer for President Garfield.
oil the west side pastors united In accept.
sncs Of tbs invitation, and services were
held from 10 TO ~ o'clock today In the
large and beautiful ediacs.
On the north and south sides the vari-
ous churches gave notice OF meetings for
prayer, and there 10 . general observance
OF the day a. n Of suppliestion Tor
divine blessing upon the President and
for his restoration to health.
Business 10 largely suspended. The
Postofios. Cus,om.house. Board Of
Trade and many business houses closing
their doors for . whole or half holiday.
The Governor OF New Jersey has sp.
pointed Thursday a. . day Of prayer for
th. President.
Governor Long. Of Massachusetts,.
also named Thursday. the 9th inst, for
the same purpose.
The Board Of Trade adjourned ysstsr.
day In order TO obasrvs today a. Q day Of
prayer for the President.
MADISON. Wis, September 6.-Ths
Governor yesterday issued . proelams.
ton for today a. . day Of prayer for the
President.
CINCINNATI. September e.-Ths Cham.
Der OF Commerce Yesterday adjourned
ill tomorrow In order to observe today
In prayer for the recovery Of the Prssi-
liant
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06

Mrs. Garfield and Mollis. Drs. Bliss:
Agnsw. Barnes. Boypton. Woodward
and Rsyburn. Col. and Mrs. Rockwell
and daughter Lulu. Gen. Swain. Col.
Corbin, Secretary Brown, DR.. Edison
Rockwell. Warren s. Young and ser
wants.
ARRANGEMENTS AT ONO BRANCH.
LoSo BRANCH. September Cdr.
Hamilton arrived this morning. At $3.50
o squad OF regulars arrived from Gov
rrnor's Island under Captain Ingalls,
numbering thirty. They will be sta
toned around the Presidents cottage.
The cottages are all ready.
The press representatives are COM
plsiuing OF very inadequate tsleeraph
facilities, the nearest office to the Presi-
dents oottsee being . mile distant:
A land breeze Is blowing and 1t II
quite sultry.
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Patrick Mccullough. who was seci.
dsutslly shot below Dayton Sunday 81.
tsrnoon while out hunting, was . native
Of Csuada, and about ~thirty-sevsn years
Of age. Hs bad been at work for the
sutro Tunnel Company several years.
and wal highly esteemed BY all who
knew him. His remains were taken TO
Virginia for intsrment. The funeral
oorttgs, which was . large one. passed
through Gold Hill about q o'clock this
afternoon.
The assessment roll OF Storey County
for the year has been written up 10 far
% real estate 10 concerned. The man.
nsr In which the work has been per.
formed 10 Q credit to Assessor Dunno and
his Deputies.
Ths San Francisco press do not bs.
lisvs Senator Fair would resume hard
work unless hs expected to uncover Q
bonanza, and think II s~igniHeant that be
has taken personal control OF the mines.
Notwithstanding the assertions Of the
doctors that Miss Marie du Long would
die, II 10 reported that she is now gain
log strength and that the chances are very
favorable for her recovery.
Dr.. Chapman. dentist. $50 South Q
street, Virgins, having gone 10 Callfor.
mia ON business, desires to inform bis
friends that be will return homo about
September 20.
George q. Morrison. D. Thorburn and
d. o. Dsucby constitute the Committee
Of Inquiry into the origin OF the IRE
night before last.
The flow Of water from the mouth OF
the sutro tunnel il equal TO 6.l26. 7so
standard gallons per .%wsnty.four hours.
George T. Msrys, IT,, has received
the appointment Of Consul Of the king.
dom Of Greece ct Ban Francisco.
The natural How Of water at the Saw.
z mine has decreased from dfty.two TO
thirty-ssven inches.
The Savage Mining Company has
levied an assessment Of Ai.y cents per
share.
Mrs. +. A. Thtls and family were
among the departures last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

Petitions we're received demonstrating
AGAINST the doing away with strsst-lamps
In various parts Of Virginia. They were
referred to the Committss on City
Afairs, q was the accumulation from
the insurance agents asking that taxation
be reduced.
Sheridan ssksd for further time In
which to report upon the charges brought
against special officer Perry BY Chief
Bradley. Granted.
Charles E. Nuttsll presented his on.
oial bond ~ policeman. Referred to
District Attorney.
An informal talk was had on dis
pensing with street Tampa. Fraser
thought Il would be advisable for the
Board to meet and consult together to
provide against paying sxorbi.ant gas
rates.
Gallagher said he Was willing to pay
reasonable rates but nothing mor
wsbber sssayed to express his opinion
when the Chairman raped and dc.
mandsd order.
Chairman CANAAN suggested that the
Committee on City Affairs take the bills
for the cost Of maintaining prisoners at
the old city jail since the disincorpora-
ZION ACT went into effect and compare
them with previous bills and report to
the Board the difference II any.
A petition numsrously signed BY Wiz.
ginia merchants Was presented. asking
that the ordinance b repealed whereby
they were compelled to pay . separate
license In Gold Hill for ~tr.nsacting bust.
NESS there. Referred to Committee on
City Affairs.
Recess taken till ! O'Clock.
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MInlxa STATEMENTS.
financial Cesditiea or the vsrisss
Comsssek minisE Companies ON
September lss.

Bullion-Reoeipts. $sl. Sl2 50; dis.
burssmsnts. 4 .4l2 &C: cash On hand.
81. s99 II; due Ward Company. $i02,-
866 Sc; due Sutro tunnel. $S295 80.
Best i Belohsr-Rscsipts. $40, sol Al;
disburs,ments. S2i.s7l 81 ; cash en-
hand. $50. s29 80.
Consolidated Virginia Receipts. S.
257 e5; disbursements. $l8. 1874 81; In.
dsbtedness. $92. 086 so.
California - Receipts, $ll8.1 IT'S 30;
disbursements. $2l, ATS 55; cash on hand
and 10 bank. $l6ll 81: bullion on hand.
$lll1 "a.
Gould j Curry-Reoeipts. $50. 1888 50;
Disbursements. $22. 1864 29 cash on
hand. $29, 938 80.
Hale x Nuroross - Receipts. $685..
3l2 90; disbursements. 40.6S6 50; Dash
III bsuk, 1926 25; cash in Office.
$3.50 SO; amount due on assessment No.
~. $3.50 III.
Occidsntsl-Recsipts. $8222 90; dis.
bursrments. $lO3; cash on hand. 3d..
liz 80.
Savage - Receipts. none /; disburse-
msuts. $i2. 969 IS ind. btsdu-ss, Sill. 200.
Utah - Receipts. $29.0l9 &c dis.
bursemrnts. $l0. 799 so; cash on hand.
$ll, 1856 SO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
IPipsr's Opera House.

The attendance at Pipsr's Opera
House last night, to witness the opening
performance Of Miss Charlotte Thompson
and company. was large, and must have
been very gratifying to the company.
The piece given. "Ths Planters Wife,"
although OF the emotional order. 10 nj
OF tho. best Of it, kind. and was
splendidly performed. Edith Grey.
by Miss Thompson. and Angie Cor
don. by Miss Hastings. could not have
been better rendered. To quote: "Miss
Thompson 10 q sterling actress. and her
genius enables her to satisfactorily i'm.
p~ersonate any character she may under.
take" Mr.. Craig's Albert Graham. while
not faultless, was well done. The sup.
port throughout showed careful study Of
the lines. and an appreciation OF tbs az.
thor's plans. The performance was
pi. asing. and Q success In every way.
Tonight. the last night Of the engage
ment OF the company. Miss Thompson's
world .isuou speciality Jane Eyre"
a. played BY her over 1900 times, will DO
presented. A full house may Be safely
predicted.
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New Ravens DARK nystery.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, September e.
The verdict Of the Coroner's jury In the
Crsmsr case was that Jennie Cramsr
came to her death by poison and vio.
lencs. and that James Msllsy. Jr..is Grim.
inally responsible. and Walter E. Mallsy
and Blanche Douglass morally response.
bic for the crime. The post norton q.
animation does not reveal the cause OF
manner Of death. The body IL generally
In . normal condition, but there was
considerable congestion OF the men,
branes OF the brain.
New HAVEN. Conn.,. September g.
The trial Of Mslley for the Cramsr muir
der begun yesterday.
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Ansr.ss. ss-sss sssssI

sAx YlAScIsco. September IS I. H.
Yellow Jacket. 8 bid. 81 ssksd; ophir. Q
bid. 81 ssksd Union Con-. IN asksd.
l7h salss; Potosi. s bid; Sierra Nevada.
lkk bid. l4S asksd; Mexican. ~ bid;
Con. Virginia. I 30 ssksd. I 90 sales; Hale
d Norsross. 81 saksd; Justice. $50 asked;
Crown Psint. I 80 asked; Exchsqusr. I os
bid; Imperial. loo bid; ovsrmsn. I 50 bid.
I % ssksd; California. CSC asked; Benton.
$50 ssksd; Sierra Nevada. iAAs bid; Utah.
10 ssksd. 81 sales; Union Con-. i2k bid.
i2t ssked; Mexican. 81 sales; Gould i
Curry. 81 bid; Best 4 Belehsr. ii< sales;
Alta. A. bid; Yellow Jacket. 5 naked; Hale
4 Norcross. . 70 asked; Grown Point. ! 80
asksd; ovsrman. I IS sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
Miscellaneous

NEW YoRx, September g.. -Rowsll de-
olines the challenge Of Hart. he has
already eleven challenges.
The Coroner. In spite Of the verdict
Of the Jury. refused to aiRu the commit.
ment against the police officer who shot
and killed Hickey.
The dsfalestion Of the Brooklyn
Board Of Education amounts TO $780,.
900.
Mrs. Margaret Kane died yesterday In
Williamsburg. aged III.
DrrnorT. MIeh.. September Ell. o.
Seton, Q we'll known actor. died this
morning, aged 60.
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Csrsesa 0rssd.

At the picnic Sunday the Carsonitss Is
usual. did their utmost to get ~ much
from Comstocksrs for - little value
given a. possible. Bootblacks raised
the price OF their labor from fifteen cents
to twenty-five cents; BARRIERS barely gave
Q stranger . hsli.d,oent shave Tor the
usual price; hackmen asked atty cents
each way to aud from Swift's springs.
when the regular springs wagon charges
bot Atty o,nts for the round trip. both
included. 20 cap ell. drivers Of teams
charged Atty cents to ride from the
grounds to the depot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
What General Crook Has to Say
About tho Apache Indlans-Hh
Rxperience With Them.


OMAHA. NIB. September 6.--Gsnsrai
George Crook. commanding the Depart
msnt Of the Platte. was In command Of
the Arizona Department from 1871 to
1876. aud during that time conquered
the Apaehes. he says there are twenty
or more bands Of Apsches over which
Pedro, who IL reported a. having led
the party who were said to have mssss.
cred General Carr and his men. was
Chief. The Apsohes number 10000,
and about 5000 were hostilss and lived
In the White Mountain country. They
were very desperate and fought With
great bravery and skill. The country 10
which they live 10 almost inaccessible.
The lava beds OF the Modocs. In which
oapt. Jack made his remarkable stand,
are mscadsmized roads In comparison
With the heights and crass where the
hostile Apschss live. They are not only
bravo, bat arc the most cunning Indians
on the American continent. being far su-
perIor to the Sioux In intellect. They
cannot DO starved out. as the White
Mountains abound 10 game aud also the
mesquite, . nutritious plant something
like the alos or century plant. which
they use for food. One squaw .
gather enough In n day to last the
whole family q year. During General
Crooks campaign Pedro was psscesbls
and was then Q man OF good character.
he will make Q dangerous leader. All OF
the White Mountain Indians are prob.
ably engaged In the outbreak. and there
arc bstween 1900 and 1910 warriors
among them. It will take . strong foros
10 subdus them. and the infantry will DO
tho most serviceable.
General Carr was quite well known In
the Department Of tho Platte. he having
served on the frontier for several years.
and fought severed important engage.
mepts with his Filth Cavalry against
the Indians. He Il was, In 1857, who
cleaned out Q large party Of Chrysnnes
ct summit Springs. aud drove the hos
tiles from the borders Of Nebraska and
Colorado, for which be was voted reso.
lutions Of thanks by the Legislatures Of
both States. he was regarded ~ Q gal.
liant soldier and Q successful Indian
fighter. His death will promote Lisut..
Colonel Royal. Inspector.G General OF
this Department. to the position Of
noIonsl nj thu Fifth Cavalry. Colonel
Royal is an old Indian fighter. and ex-
poets o to receive orders to take the.
neli.
ST.. LOUIS. September 6.-Mrs. Clark.
guest OF Mrs. Carr. and special CORE
spondsnt OF the Globe. Democrat. and sew
srsl other ladies we're at Fort Apache
when II was attacked. but from the TACT
that the assault was rspulsed. none Of
them were killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
Di.sriss Cs.rs-Ri.i.s. Judge.

The following business has been trans.
acted in this court since last report:
Dennis Hsnnessey. Indicted for muir.
der. was admitted to bail In the sum Of
$40. 000.
Mary Dunn W. WIN. Dunn-Defsnd.
ant given ill Saturday to answer.
The Grand Jury was reformed BY sub.
sti,uting Joseph Dsmlipg for II. @.
Hillyer. the latter gentleman having
been compelled to leave the county for
. time.
State W. james and Joseph Caldwell
Jury secured and case on trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
Overland Pa,s.pgers Coming.

oxAzA, September e.-Throush pas
s.psers ON yesterdays train. leaving al
1880 P. NJ. to arrive In San Francisco
ssp,smb.r Q: Ebsn E. 0loott, New
York; Moses Hopkins. San Francisco
Ms. J. E. Morse and child. Calistosa,
Cal; g. O. Hastings. Mrs. sbawhan, ].
a. Eaalesop, T. Sullivan. Ban Francisco;
Moses Ryan. Madison. Wis.,; B. T. e.
bsrs, Milwaukee; ". ". Morris, Phila-
6slphia; Alfred Corning. Budae.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-06
From the San Carlos Agency.

wAsaMoToN. September 6.-Ths fol-
lowing dispatch has just been resolved;
sAs CAaLos AGENCY. A. T., ssptsm-
Der ITO the Commissioners Of Indian
Affairs, washinston R-ports hsvs
come In that the affair Of Cibicu was not
20 bad % reported. Captain Hsnlsish
Of the Sixth Cavalry and ten men were
killed. The Indian losses are larger.
The report that Colonel Carr and others
were killed 10 false. am oo.operatins
with ths military and Am fully prepared
BY my scouts and ny employees. The
agency 10 10 no danger. ! can stand On
TIFFANY. Agent.