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NEARING THE END.
LIST WITNESS OF THE PROSECUTION
IN THE GUITEAU CASE.

Scoville Wishes to Introduce Some Newly
ton Object-Dr. Gray, of the New York
Insane Hospital, on the Stand Yesterday
He Proves to be One of the Best Ex-
perts Connected with the Case-The OPP
posingCounsel SilllEngagedIln Passionate
Disputes-Scoville'sS Speech YesterdayDe-
olared to be the Most Eloquent of the
Trial
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Grand Free Lunch

On New Years Day Geo. F. Leyh, at No.
347 Wabashaw street, win treat his patrons
and the public generally to one of the finest
lunches ever prepared in st. Paul.
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A great many articles suitable for New
Years presents may be found at Dibble',, Is
East Third street.
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P. T. Kavanagh sold yesterday at auction
the lot corner DeSoto and Beaumont street,
owned by the heirs of Patrick Kelly, de-
ceased, for $1,050. August Meyer was the
purchased.
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CITY NOTICES.

Hosiery and Underwear.
Immense reductions in prices this week, to
close out stock, at Lindeke, Ladd & Co.'s.
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Liederkrauz Bali at Pfeifer's hall !to-nig at.

The Chicago Times of the Goth inst. says:
1.-The Mississippi is open to st. Paul, and the
teamer Ruby has gone up for cargo OF
our
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For Sale.
One thousand cords Of dry slabs, retail price
a. per cord, delivered. JOHN DowLAN,
Corner Fifth and Wabashaw streets.
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For nice dish of oysters, 60 to head
quarters, Montgomery's Oyster Bay.
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NJ. DORAN,s REPORTS.

DORAN's REPORTS.
The following quotations giving the range
OF the markets during the day were received by
NJ. DoRAN, commission merchants:
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 80, 10 A. K.-Spot
wheat improving. Floating cargoes firm.
Caroges on passage firm. London quiet but
steady. English country markets turn dearer
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Now Years Calls .

Ladies' intending to receive their friends on
Monday will find Kid Gloves for the occa sion
at C. A. Dibble's
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CONTRACT WORK
Grading Fourteenth Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs,
CrTY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, Dec. 26, 1881.

Public Works, in and for the corporation of
the city of st. Paul, Mimi, at their Office in
said city, until IL M, on the 9th day of JAN
uary, a. D. 1882, for tine grading of
Fourteenth OATH street, from Cedar street to
RandalI's Addition, in said city, according to
plans and specifications on file in the Office Of
said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in a sum
of at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Official: r. L. GORMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works S61.6
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Underwear.

Nice Warm Underwear for ladies, gentlemen
and children at Dibble' g.
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Probate Court.
Before Judge O'Gorman.]
Auken, deceased. Petition filed for letters of
administration. Hearing Jan. 90.
In the matter of the estate of Fabian Mi
chaud, deceased. Benjamin G. Crookston ap-
pointed special administrator. Hearing Jan.
Both.
Guardianship of E. C. Smith. Report of
sale filed. Confirmed.
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The largest and finest stock of Underwear
and the lowest prices, at Lindeke, Laid q
Co. 3, for this week.
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THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.
Before Judge Nelson.1
B. q. Warner vs.. II. J. Carleton. Order to
show cause. Argued and submitted.
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The old and reliable Blanchard Prepared
Foods are made under the supervision OF an
eminent physician and from selected vital ling
elements contained in the great life sta pies
Beef and Wheat, carefully and specially pre-
pared to meet all conditions, from the strong
est to the weakest. No stomach too weak to
be benefited by these Foods. Lady attendants
give full information to ladies. Write for
free pamphlet, or call. Don't fail to inyesti.
gate. Address The Blanchard Food Manafac.
turing Co., % Union Square, N. Y. City.
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Municipal Cosrr.
Before Judge Burr.]
CRIMINAL.
Thomas Barney; drunkenness. Discharged.
Paul Lenenin; larceny. Continued until to-
day.
George Meyers; Larceny. Continued until
to-day.
George Foster; larceny. Committed for 80
days.
James Burris and VIM. Hickey; making
threats. Continued to Jan. 8, at 2 p. m.
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Hosiery, Hosiery.
Lindeke, Ladd & Co. will offer great bar
gains in Hosiery during this week.
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Liederkranz Ball at Pfeifer's hall to-night.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
ST.. PAUL. Saturday, Dec. 81.

ST. PAUL, Saturday, Dec. 81.
On the board Of trade yesterday prices ant
transactions were as follows:
Wheat-No. hard, $1.23 bid; No. 2 do
SLIT; No. 8, $1.0O; No. 4, Sc.
Corn-No. 2 old offered at SOC; No.
old offered at Sc; new offered at Sc.
Oats-No. 2 white 42c, bid, 43c asked; No
white 3sc bid, Ale asked; No. 2, mixed, 4lc,
bid, 42c. asked; No. 8, Mixed offered at Ale.
Sales, one car No. white at 40X c and one car
No. white at 43Xc.
Barley-No. 2, SOC bid; No. 3 extra, 75c;
No. 8, Csc.
Rye-No. 2, SOC bid.
Ground Feed-Ofered at $21. 90.
Corn Meal-Offered at $21.50.
Baled Hay-Offered at $8.00@12.00. Sales,
one car at $1,000.
Live HOps-x6 GO bid
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MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
OFFICE 81 HENNEPIN AVENUE.

For advertising rates apply at the office. No re-
,eipts for advertising or subscriptions in Minneapo
9 valid unless bearing the signature Of J z. Ward,
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PORK.
Chicago.
AsaOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

No markets Saturday or Monday.
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Ansr.e.. lsssrnss sssssss.

IAN F~aAScrsoo. August s-7 p. f.
sierra Nevada. 81; Bsehtel. I 40; Union
Con-. 81; Gould 4 Curry. 4 90. 4 IS;
Day. q IS; Northern Belle. IAN; Mexican.
81; Grown Point. 2 o5; Imperial. lac;
yellow Jacket. 8. 4 IS; Holmes. 75c. SOC;
Bodis Tunnel. . so. AZ; Eureka Con-. 20;
California. IS. 80. 80 bio. IS; Holmes. 7sc;
Andss. IN; Orc. $50. SOC; Mono. 2 IS;
Caledonia. $50; Con. Virginia. l 20; Best
= Bslchsr. i0h; Alta. 8 IS. 4; Savage.
Al; Ovsrnsn. I Is; Mt. Diablo. 6k;
Bodis. 4. ~; North Belle Isls. 4sc. 4oc;
Pstosi. . IS. Az. = IS; Bslohsr. 8; East
NJ. Disbio. i0c; Utah. 81; Bodis. II;
ovsrmsn. I 10; Julia. SIC; Alpha. 4;
Scorpion. l S.; Benton, soc; Potosi. Az;
Ward, Az; North Belle Isle, 45c; Grown
Point, 2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
Queer Accident.

Charles Miller. . oolorsd man. was
found In DR.. Halls stables yesterday
morning suffering from severe bruises
about the head. How hs received the
bruises is not known and the circum-
stances attending them are . little queer.
Mr.. Miller resides on American Flat and 10
employed to milk . COW belonging to
Dr.. Hall. which 10 kept In the Doctor's
stable ON Telegraph street, In town.
Not bringing the milk to the house -
usual yesterday. . child was sent to the
stable to learn why; he returned saying
Miller was sleeping on the floor. DR..
Hall then went to the stable and found
Miller rolling around In the Hlth spps.
rsntly In great pain. he summoned aid,
had him washed and found that one
side Of bis face was out, bis ear liberated
and bruises on his neck and cheek. Mil
Ter was conscious Of what wss going on.
and talked nationally. bat would only
say ~ don't know" when asked how he
received his injuries. he was taken to
the hospital. His wounds are not con.
sidersd dangerous. Dr.. Hall says his
COW 10 very gentle and be has NO idea
how the man wal burt. Miller 10 . half.
brother to John Alexander, the oolored
man employed ct the bank.
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sAx FnAxGisco. August SIS p. H.
Aelmss. 7se bid, SOC asked. 75e sales;
Justice. Csc asksd; Gould 4 Curry 30
bid. 1 30 asked; Beloher. 5 asked; Con.
Virginia. I IS bid; Beat 4 Belchsr. ioh
asked; Mexican. 3 bid. 81 asked; Hale i
Norsross. 8 bid. Chollar. AZ sales; Yellow
Jacket, 4 30 bid. 4 IS asked. IS sales;
Sierra Nsvsda. 81 bid. 81 asked. 81
Gales; Best 4 Bslehsr. 10 sales; Exchequsr.
1 10 bid; Union Con-, 81 asked; Albion,
1 50 bid; Utah. 81 bid. 81 asked; Union
Con-. 81 sales; Alpha. 4 asked; Bodis
Tunnel. Al bid; Bodis, bid; Day. 60
bid.
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Accident .s the Pis.ie.

The Carson lnder reports the follow.
ing accident a. occurring at the picnic
Saturday: "a number Of boys were on
the root Of n Of the stands Watching
the foot racing. when the roof gave way
aud fell upon those who were seated
below. Mrs. Daniel @. Corbstt re-
csived the central weight a. 1t crushed
down, but had sufficient presence OF
mind to remove her children In time to
save them without more than some
slisht cuts upon the hands OF the baby
boy and little Harry. She was then
pressed down 20 closely that she became
unconscious, and after being released
was taken home In . buggy without hsv.
ing fully recovered her senses. Her
neck, shoulders and back are severely
spraiusd and bruised. and she suffered
much from pain in the head last evening.
Miss Hattie Corbett. daughter Of Mr..
John Corbstt. was also near Mrs. Cor.
belt and was very much hurt In the neck
and left shoulder. She was taken home.
and swelling OF shoulder and left arm Al
once commsnced. 1t 10 thought that oil
will b well In . few days. but the escape
was Q very narrow one."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
DISPATCHES

Tho Irish Convention at Chicago
Serious Charges Against . M.
tive American Delegate-Busi.
ness Delayed.
CHICAGO. August 8.-Ths convention
Of Irisbmen was somewhat delayed yes.
t.rday by reasons which are v~ariously
given. One account says there was .
disturbance as to the custody Of the
800, 900 skirmishing fund. Another
report. and one well authenticated. is'
that the convention will not adjourn
before Wednesday. owing to charges
made BY the well. known ]. Curran Kss-
gan. . reporter formerly on the Provi.
dspos Telegram. that George I. West. .
member Of the convention and reported
to be its Secretary. who has taken .
prominent share In it, deliberations, 10
q paid spy OF tho British government.
Ksegsn has alleged that hs knew West
in ireland. and that be was drt'ctive
connected with the Irish Oonstabulsry
and was once discharged from this POSI-.
,iou; that Vests father and brother
were disreputsbls Irish citizens. and
that West has been here some time In
connection With the work Of fsrrrting
out the slayer Of Lord Lsiirim. K-s.
gan's statements are drnisl, and branded
~ uur-lisbls by most. II not all. the
delegates.
Til. Western Pres reporter inter.
viewed West, who iss n~ns.lookipg sud
pla~ip.spesking man. he gave . straisht
forward denial to Kesgsn's story. Hs
ssys be was born In America and has
never been out OF II. Rhode Island 10
his native State. BE was baptized In
the Providenos Cathedral and has been
a constant and active partisan Of the
Irish cause from boyhood. bis fidelity
10 Ireland was never bsfors Questioned.
BE says Ktegsn's motive for this attack
is 10 gain notorlsty. Il was decided by
some Of the prominent members that
extra precautions would be TAKEN here.
after a. to the character Of those admit
ted into the c%onvrntiou, and that svsry-
body should show bis Credentials and
lay bare his history In the Irish Gauss.
Some members favor action looking
toward o cessation Of active attacks
against Euglsnd. aud favor going down
among the people aud u.lng the skir.
mishiuQ fund to create the United States
OF Great Britain. Ireland TO come into
that union on equal terms. Some Wild
scheurs are broached, like tbs Par
lament OF Man. union Of the world.
aud the annexation Of Canada 10 the
United States. Some extremely doubt
fol assertions are made % to the position
OF some prominent men In this country
toward the latter scheme. The Wolf
Tone Circle. the only F-nisn brother.
hood 10 the West, and the one outspo-
ken for war with England. sent d,lesstss
who will apply for the admission OF
Mike O'Brirn, Of Chicago. a. its head.
The Inter OCEAN received news that 3.
W. Grove started from Peoria for Chi.
osgo. but NO trace oan be found Of him
here.
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An Aes OF M.asssss.

Some smart Alrck drew . coupling pin
last Saturday night and detached the
three rear cars Of the picnic train at the
Gold Hill depot. It was not noticed by
the engineer or conductor until the train
had pulled out for . considerable dis.
tsnce; then II was not thought safe to
back up. After taking the train through
to Virginia the engineer returned Tor the
three cars. It 10 said tho occupants OF
the detached portion Of the train were
nearly all young folks, who made the
best OF the situation and enjoyed them.
selv,s hugely while waiting for the en-
Rins to return. fortunately no harm
resulted from the action OF the smart
Aleck, but It was q piece Of mrannsss
just the same. aud might have resulted
10 serious harm II the detached cars
had got started backward on the down
Grade,
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Chief Eneiuser F. G. Pstrs Of the
ophir was blown about fifteen feet Sat.
,rdsy afternoon BY the bursting OF .
stssn pipe ct the works. Hs escaped
With fee siisht bruises and . sishs
sssld on the right aide Of his fsos.
The Benton Consolidated and Lady
Wsshinesou Consolidated Mining Com.
pan,,s have nlsd their Lists Of omcsrs
With the County Recorder.
There appears to b . scarcity Of small
oliver change on the Comstock Of pres
snt-vssy lev halves and quarters to be
sssn.
Hsysrly's world.famsd original Mssto-
asn Ninstrsis will perform at Pipsr's
Opssa House. Virginia, August 18th and
20th.
A numbsr Of cslsdenian pisnisksFs
.usinsd In Carson Sunday. coming
n On the local train last evening.
aovsrner Kinkssd has rssovsfsd ffsn
recent ulases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08

In the q mile footrscs Ed. Cum.
mipgs wop the hrst prize and James Vsir
the second.
Running Jump-Judgss have reserved
their decision.
Hop.Skip.s and Jump-First, ]. Man
ion; distance. SO feet II inches; second,
F. ]. Folsom; distance, SO feet.
vaulting with Pole-First. j. Man.
ion; height. 9 feet; second. VIM. Veseh;
height, 8 feet.
Tossing the Caber-First. James Vsir;
distance, 20 feet and one-half inch; SEQ
ond, D. j. Mckenzie; distance. 10 feet
z inches.
Tug o. war-In this game william
Summarized was the Captain on the side
OF the single and Thomas Gsddes ON the
side OF the married men. The single
men proved the stronger. and. 1t 10 said.
tore up . vast area Of GROUND With the
married men, whose boot heels ripped
into the swsrd like %plowsbsrss.
The winner 10 the glass ball shooting
was John Martin. Of the Divide, who
broke ninsstssn out Of twenty balls.
The running race In the contest among
fast nsss wss won BY Red Oak.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
wissSrs Of Prises.

Following are the winners Of prizes
1t the Cslsdonisn picnic Saturday:
Military Target Shooting-First prize.
Emme. Guard. score. 1872; second, Car.
son Guard. score, 1888; third, National
Guard, score. 759.
Tbrovins the Heavy Hammer-First,
], ]. Muirhesd. who threw 81 feet 8
inches; second. D. ]. Mckenzie. dis
lance, GO feet II inches.
Throwing the Light Hsmmer-First.
d. J. Mckenzie; distance. IS feet 8
inches: second, ]. J. Muirhsad, 81 feet
z inches.
Putting the Heavy stons-Firs., "A.
Dunlop; distance ~ feet 81 ipch-si
second, D. J. Mckenzie; distance, a
feet 4 inches.
Light stons-First. A. A. Dunlop;
distance. 50 feet 8 inches; second. D. j.
Mckenzie; distance. 81 feet Q inches.
Short Racs-In the short race OF l00
yards for members ]. D. B. corbett Won
tho Hrst priz-. James vair the second
and ]. @. Dunlop the third.
oeck heCe-S. ~ d Sokpobs WV sss
Arst prize and Robert Folsom the sso.
ond.
Thrss-lsgged Rsos-Won BY James
VAR. =.
Ladies' Race The distance was 10
yards, and the Arst prize was won by
Miss Minnie NARROW; second by Miss
Kittis Briggs.
Boys Rscs-First prize was won by
Michael Timmons. Of Reno. aud the
second by James Atkinson. OF Gold Hill.
Girls Rso.-First prize wss won by
Miss Nellie Porter. Of Carson. and the
second BY Miss Susie Corbstt. OF the
same town. ~
Ladies' Archery-Twenty arrows. 80
yards Points. Miss Mary Griffin. %;
Miss Kate Mccarthy. 81; Mrs. ]. Dun
lop. 81. =,
Boys Archery Thirty arrows. 80
yards: Points. Joseph Hall. l2e; Robert
Davis, 40.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
M.b.nuy-You did not. Mr.. Sheridan.

Mahsnny-You did not. Mr.. Sheridan.
Canavan-Addrsss the Chair II you
have anything TO say. Mr.. Clerk 10
there any further new business-ws
can't stay here all day squsbblinR.
There was no other new business and
the Board allowed some referred bills.
Az the reporter withdrew. owing to the
~lsteness OF the hour, an animated dis.
oussion was being had over the bill Of
Sheriff Hanks for moneys expended CO.
iuo to San Francisco and arrrstine John
E. Shawhan, Jr.. Who 10 charged With
embezzlsmsnt. The bill VA allowed.
Chairman Csnsvan voting In the mega.
tive, and the discussion ~ occurring
amusement to that action.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
Houud the JanitOr,

New YoRx. August s.-Aitsr service
In the Fourteenth Street Presbyterian
church yesterday. search for the cause
Of the noisesoms gaseous smell revealed
in the lecture room. discovered the jsni.
tor, ]. B. Osborns. who had been miss
ing since Wednesday. dead and nearly
nude on the floor and gas escaping from
the connecting pipes Of 9 small gas
afoya.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
u.psrsur.s Last kve.s.g.

COIN. J pahlman. z Crane. n Crow
Icy. W q Bl0wey. 9 Cameron. D Accloud.
T K Hickox. J L Leonard. SA Chapman,
Mrs B W Lyon. Mrs. @ A Frsdsricks, Miss
L NcIntse. Mrs. Whitaker. + cowan. Miss
REILLY. Miss Martin. J Cole. IL Chapman.
8 q Cosgrove. Misc Emma Bryant. sailis
Palmer, Miss Brown. B Dryer. B Mercer
and wife. Mrs. Patton and daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
Overland Passengers Coming.

OMAHA, August s~.-Throush psssen-
gers on yesterdays train. leaving at
1890 p. NJ, to arrive In San Francisco
August II /: Mrs. @. F. Burns. West
Berkeley. CAL; Mrs.T. ]. Riley, Master
Charles Riley. West Oakland. Cal; @.
Il. Wiley. Sacramento; Mrs. o. NJ.
Phelps. Miss Maud 0ongwsr. 81. Louis;
Lula Belmont. Ruby Lexington. George
Stewart, Alfred J. Brsndenstsip. San
Francisco; Geo. T. Cram. Cbas. Chris
Jensen, 81. Louis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
Twenty Men Struck by Lightning
Several Killed,

CHARLEsToN. August s.-Dstsils Of the
lightning disaster 10 Darlington county
show that twenty whites were work.
ing on the highway and rested under an
oak. Clouds were visible at . distance.
but the sun was bright and hot and no
indications OF electricity. Suddenly .
terrific crash startled one who was .
short distance Of. and he b-hsld bis
companions dead and wounded or para.
lyxed and 10 the tbross OF death. Four
were killed outright. Some OF the 9th.
-rs are probably fatally wounded. There
was O heavy rainfall an hour later.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
Memorial Services.

CHAurAueuA. N. Y. August SIN
the Sunday School Convention yester'
day memorial services were held 10
memory OF DR.. Perrins. Of Michigan,
DR., g. n. Vail, OF ID. Drew Theological
Seminary. Bishop Z. o. Haven, and
Rev. William A. Simpson. OF England.
Prof. Sberwin. oil Cincinnati. conducted
the vesp-r services. Dr.. Campbell,
Bishop Of tn, African Methodist Epis'
copal Church. preached 10 q large con-
QreQsticn later.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
OrOCK 8EfORr.
-. Srs.sises DsaFa.

-
rlls MOANING.
1876 0phir. 81
$50 Mexican, 81. ~
$40 Gould 4 Curry. 81. 8. 81 bso
$50 Best 4 Bsleher. lot
2so Californla.
Ito Savage. AZ
1ls Con. Virginia. I IS. q. 2 bio
100 Chollsr. ~. . 20
$40 Potosi. 2 60. 2 60
90 Hale a Norcross. 3 10
300 Grown Point. . 20. ~
SIS Yellow Jsckst. ~. ~
1880 Imperial. ise
100 Kentuok. ~
aeo Alpha. 4 0s. Z 10
500 Belohsr. 8 10
i30 Confidence. 8 90
$50 Sierra Nevada. 3. Q bic. . b
$50 Utah. 81. 81
400 Bullion. zoe
2i0 Ixchequsr. I Is
20 Seq. Bslehsr. 81
$40 0vsrman. I Is. I 10
100 Justice. $50
as Union Con-. 10. 81. 81
zoo Alta. &. 90
40 Caledonia. -tssssssmsat d~sliasusnt)
zoe
$50 Silver Hill. lso
20 Challenge SOC
so Occidental. I 80
100 Sutro. l5o
400 Andes. I IS. l 50
l2o Scorpion. I 20
IS Benton, CSC. soc
500 New wslls-Farg Toe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
worm Aau, Cure h, ID. only asdIoIpe

Ayers Agu. Cure Is the only medicine
In existence which may DO considered an
absolute aptidots for fever and aRue.
and kindred diseases. Il not only Affords
immediate relief. but It ersdicates the
malarisl poison which produces the dis
ssss, without leaving any %enrrvatiug or
injurious effect. 10 10 the case with many
Of the aRus medicines advertised.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
.osdi,,os

John Hoffman. who was so murder.
ously assaulted In his saloons in Virginis.
on the night Of the soth Of July. Is 20
far improved a. to b able to Be about
bis room. he complains, however, OF q
dull, heavy pain In bis hssd at times,
which. be says, makes him stupid. The
symptoms are very favorable Tor bis re.
covsry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
Extensive Iron and Nail Works De.
n Oyed In Massachusetts.

TAUNTON. Mass. August e.-Ths large
iron aud nail mills. owned and operated
BY the Old Colony Company At East
Taunton, burned this morning With
stocks and machinery. Loss $l6o. 600
to s2U0, QUO. The burnipg Of the wire
and nail mill makes necessary the shut.
ting down OF tbs rolling mills. Several
hundred men are thrown out OF employ
msnt,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
Miscellaneou,

NEWARK. N. j., August g. Over
1000 persons were present at the
opening o. Saturday Of the National
Swiss fest al. Delegates we're present
from almost every city In the United
States.
Providence. B. l.. August s.-vios
President Arthur 10 ct West Island oil
Little Campton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
Fatal Hammering.

OMAHA, Nsb., August This morn
ing John Peterson. . wagopmaksr, died
from the .f,o,s Of . pounding received
at the hands Of O. A. Nystrom. . black.
smith, whom the former bad assaulted
with q ale. Both men we're neighoors
and were In tbs habit Of drinking to-
g-ther and qusrreling. An inquest was
begun this aitsrnoon and Nystrom was
arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-08
High Rate Of Mortality In New
York,

New Yosx, August s.-Tbs Tribune
says: Certificates Of death yesterday
showed that l4s persons died In this
city Saturday afternoon and Sunday
morning. In about sixty cases death
was either caused o. FASTENED BY heat.
About . dozen children died from dip.
liberia and scarlet fever on Saturday.
Dr.. H-wster, who recorded the osrtif-
oates OF death yesterday. said the NOR
tality from these contagious diseases
appeared to be just a. great in such hot
weather a. In the coolest days OF winter.