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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
Masoaio Election.

The following gentlemen were elected
Saturday night to serve as officers Of
Silver Star Lodge, f. and NJ, for the
ensuing Masonic year: John II. Hubbs,
W. NJ; Thomas A. Menary. s. W.;
Stewart Logan, j. W.; John Jones. Jr.,
Treasurer; j. o. BENEFITS, Secretary.
Stewart Logan 10 the only officer who
did not serve last year. The installation
will be held December IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
Help Wanted.

The Methodist Sundsy-schOOl, Gold
Kill, intend giving q supper and concert
on the 7th instant. 1t 10 found to be
uphill work to keep Sunday.schesls
running. 1t cannot be done without
money, and whom the public are given o
chance to aid the schools In the manner
proposed by the Msthsdists they should
do 30. See the advertisement under
''Nsw Today for particulars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05

It is . wise ~prsoaution to provide
against emergencies that are liable to
arise in every family. A cold may bs .
dangerous thing. or net. depending upon
the means at hand to combat IL. In
sudden attacks Of cold, Group. asthma,
Etc., Ayers Cherry Pectorsl will prove
the quickest and most effective cure and
your best friend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
Iucreass Of a. .. U. w.

Dave Fox Of Gold Hill, who IL G. D.
G. N. W. Of tho Ancient Order OF
United workmsn Of this district. 10 ap-
parsntly doing q good work as an organ.
izer. Word has been received by Re
corder Therburn that Mr.. Fox recently
instituted Capital Lodge, No. 2, In
Helena, Montana, on the 26th ultimo,
with q membership Of ffty.ons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05

tho United States on November II. 1880.
and who are provided with certificates to
that effect. The penalty prescribed
against any shipmastsr violating these
provisions IL q fine OF 500 for each pas.
ssnRer In excess, and imprisonment not
exceeding six months. and the ship 10 to
be liable for payment Of the fnss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
Tn. storm Continues.

Tho snow storm OF last week termin.
atsd in q rain storm Sunday morning.
At first 1t froze as 1t fell, but about 10
o'clock II ceased freezing and the streets
were soen filled with water from the
melting snow, and there 10 but little
snow left In Gold Hill. In Virginia
sleighs were in use until noon today.
but it was then 30 slusby that wagons
had to be brought into use. II has rainsd
the greater portion OF today aud the
storm docs not appear to be over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
Read and Lsarn.

F. W. Folsom, tho grocery man on
Main street, is an sntsrprising. accom-.
modatipg business man and keeps as
choice groceries as anybody can wish.
He has other good things at his store
that readers will do we'll to read his
advertisement to find what they are. II
0an DO found under the heading OF "Nsw
Todavp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
sheri6'n Onicc.

The sheriH's Office has turned into the
County Treasury the sun Of $3.50 so,
a. receipts from the sale Of seventy
licenses during the past month, and
S243 40, fees collected. In addition
to this the Office has performed work for
the county amounting to $2l0, making
the total business transacted for Nsven'
Der S20l2 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
A GARD

To all who are suffering from tho errors and
indi,cretions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. &c. will send . recipe
that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered BY . missionary
in South America. Bend q self addressed en-.
velope TO the REV. JosErH fSxAx, STALLION d,
Nsir York CITY. no2 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05

, The quis.ing. r~est-procuriug qualities,
as we'll as the far.reaching and powerful
curative effects OF Ayers Cherry Pee
tsral. render II the very best remedy
known for lung diseases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05

1.-THE candles you sold me last week
were very bad" said Jerrold to . tallow
chandler. "Indsed. sir. I am very sorry
for that" eyes. sir; do you know they
burnt to the middle. and then would
burn no longsr1" "You surprise me !
What. cir, did they 90 outf" "No. air.
mo-; they burnt shorter!"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05

A delightful sensation In the re.
gion Of the palate 10 experienced By those who
qusn eIhilsrsting Hup PUNCH, either with hot
water, lemonade. ane Ice. milk. or In its origi.
nal condition. 1t IL . delicate combination Of
old LIQUORS with fruits OF surprising richness.
Sold By all Grocers, Wine Merchants and Drug.
fyents for the Pacific Coast. ean Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
Ma stock Reports To-day.

Al tho storm has been the means OF
breaking telegraph communication with
Ban Francisco, We are NOT able to publish
today our usual San Francisco report OF
stock transactions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
Professional Nesiee.

Dr.. A. Chapman. dentist, 100 South
G street. Virginia, having been called to
California to attend the funeral OF his
wife's father. desires to inform his
friends and those persons with whom he
has professional engagements, that he
will return home in q few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05

Departures Saturday Evening.
II Rosenbrock. II G Champion, Mrs
Lovejoy. Mrs soper. Josie Soper. Mrs
Kennedy Mrs Walker. Mrs Carrick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
Valuable explosive.

Excelsior Powder is gaining in favor
with Comstock mining men. Those
using Il are we'll satisfied and state that
II Is all that is claimed for 1t. Lyons q
Mouahan, Virginia. are agents for u.
See advertisement under "New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05

Miss Marie du Long. the young lady
who was 10 sick in Ward. White Pine
county, where she lad been engaged a.
\ school teacher. that her life was de-
SPARED Of, arrived in Gold Hill this
morning. She was warmly welcomed
By her many friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
Alta.

GoLp HILL, December 3. lssl.-W.
II. Watson. Secretary. San francisco :
The east drift has been advanced A iest
in the past week. and the west DRIFT "
feet. II 10 found to DO necessary to tim
Der both drifts, owing to the faky char
acter OF the rock: making fair hsadway
in the drain drift, 1850 level.
Z. d. BOYLE, Superinteudent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
n.u.,eurc. L.n.t Eveutnc.

DepaFtuFes LhSt HvsnSns'
d II Jackson. s d McGeth. l. Lonkey,
J + Norman. J @ Masel. L Chapman. ID
Loukey. Mrs Henderson, Mrs E ] Sill, Z
Einstcin. Lizzie Collins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
Arrivals Yesterday Msrniss.

NJ Cohn. Thomas Simpson and wife. J
Kelly, Miss A Mack. II Robinson. A Elm
stem, Miss Chester. Mrs Whitaker. Thos
Reynolds, Miss Patton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05

6oo week IN your own town. Terms and
BOO o oatdt irss. Addrsss h hAIxsr5 .
d. Portland. 2AanA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05

Senator John p. Jones will arrive in
Gold Hill tomorrow morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
ARRIVAL. Th,s Morstns.

RI Heating. II A Howard. Mrs W ID
Simpson. II Rosenbrock. Denis Nevin,
Miss Marie Du Long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-05
TUFTS HAIR DYE,

GRAY HAIR or wHIsxERs changed TO q 0LossY
Imparts u natural color, acts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sold ~ Druggist, OF sent By express on receip, Of q.
omceS36 Murray st., Now York.
D.. TrTTs nLkrlL u Valuable Isfsruatis. s,x 4
Nrssst Rsssiyts win ~ naiisa rRKI % apDILstiss.D
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-03
A Colorado Drill.

The (Georgetownl Miner of Novem-
Der 18th has a long account of what it
calls an "improved" diamond drill.
Following is a description of the drill, ,
which appears to be creating quite a
sensation in Georgetown 4The drill
is a small, compact instrument, and
weighs about 200 pounds, vet perfect
in detail, and capable of boring hole
In tue hardest rock and at the rate
OF about half an inch a minute. 1t
is at once ingenious and simple, can
be easily set up in a few minutes by
one man, as It was by Mr.. Beebe, who
exhibited il 10 US, and il operated by
two men, each at an ordinary revolv.
ing crank, which supplies the motive
power, while third regulates the
feed by turning a small hand-wheel.
lrhe machine Is In two parts-tbe drill
and the power-each OF which is fast
,ched to an. iron column expanded be-
ltweer the walls of the drift or tunnel
The fts-ill Is within a short distance
Of the heading and the power a few
feet fdrther back. the two being con-
necteu Dy utAlDio shhit luaA lti-
init OF the drill being pointed in any
direcion, without changing the posi-
ton Of either OF the columns or the
power, and the operation of this prin-
clplein a power drill is claimed by
Mr.. Reebe as the most important and
distinguishing characteristic Of the
maehine. Beneath the power is
placed bucket of water, from which
a small force pump OF an inch stroke
supplies the drill with sufficient water
through n rubber tube. The drill it
self is one inch in diameter, and is
set with six black diamonds, three Of
which project slightly from the cir
cumference of the drill, and three in
the interior, insuring a clear passage.
An automatic device for feeding will
be added to the next machine built,
which will be a great Improvement,
saving the labor OF one man and in
suring greater regularity in feeding.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-03
RIgn. of .ps,.oner. to Mail.

A question 'tnEt lis OF interest TO
Postmasters, Sheriffs and prisoners
has been settled by the Postmaster
General. That. Official says: Letters
addressed 70 convicts serving term
OF Imprisonment should be delivered
to the warden or any other officer In
charge of the prisoner. Letters ad-
dressed TO "a person imprisoned TO
await trial on an indictment, or pend
ing indictment. should be delivered
according to the order OF the person
addressed, at any time before convic-
ton mad sentence. II Il person Is re-
leased on bail no question would
arise, as the law presumes every per-
son innocent until convicted by a
Jury, and inability TO give bail ought
mot to deprive a man OF the corre-
spondence addressed TO him through
the mails. Until senteuce, therefore,
letters must be subject TO the person
imprisoned, unless upon judicial pro-
ceedings authorizing seizure of the
letters in accordance with the decision
OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-03

He was nice young man, and his
employer took kindly to him on the
first day in the factory, asking him
to help in "checking OFF, and calling
back the size OF certain goods. All
went we'll until the youth, in finishing
string of numbers, called out:
"Fifty five, eleven, forty To-
Keno!" A great solemn hush fell
over the rest of the clerks as the old
man called the blushing lad up to the
desk and desired an explanation, and
the misguided youth put his foot In
deeper by stammering out that 1t was
ONLY "force of habit" made him say
IL. The old gentleman eyed him
calmly fora moment and then, laying
down seventy-five cents for his day 3
wages, said : "Boy, rake the pot,
and 20 and renounce your sins.'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-03

ONE of our exchanges is response
BILE for the following: Lightning
struck a hive OF bees i'm Kansas the
sather day. The painful story is soon
told. Tho misguided lightning came
out OF that hive quicker than 1t went
an, and went off into space with its tail
between It's legs. Moral-Never pick
"a quarrel when you are not acquaint-
seh with the folks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-03

GREEN RIVER (Wyoming) coal
costs 81 80 ut the mine; In Virginia
City IL Is sold ai S24, and in San Fran
cisco 1t Is sold mt Sil per ton. And
yet the railroad people say they make
mo discrimination between any points
'on the road.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-03

THE majority of Cameron, the Re-
'adjuster candidate for Governor OF
Virginia in thelate election, is report
ed by counties as H. 1904.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-03

THE farms OF the United States,
which are estimated to he worth Sil,-
600, 900, 900, produce s3,0OO,Ooo,ooo
annually.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-12-03
WHITE PINE NEWS
Pub lished every Saturday morning By
W. =. DAVIS.
Terms OF Subscription:
JOB PRINTIN G.

facility for executing all kinds Of Job
Printing in a neat manner and at living
rates. Any Job from a lady's visiting
card 10 full-sheet poster turned at short
notice. Orders Solicited.
, 1881-06-25
FEDEl.AT. NOTES:

Tstt soiA disbursements ~ the s1b-TscasuFy
yestcrt1ay weru $35,0W.
TlIE suh-Troas.try redeemed <12,000 IN silver
yostcrtlay, mud tatd out Fa0U.
Thu fnterttAt-ryrnuu receipts yesturdny wore
*i0,Esl Ut which *s(.Et11 WIS tor tnx.pnla sptrts
$t.07 for tobacco nl elgars, ntid '.6S5 for beer
TtE Garden City Disabling Company tlus, It's
papers with tho lntcrnal- iArvghuo Office ycstcr-
Day; preparatory to commencing work aEaln
Fotlowlsa is the list :of dutIable goods re-
Shall Fioli 4 Co. til c,ses tlry 9ot,s: l,arti,im
l3rts., Il cases musical INSTRUMENTS: Schwettxor
= lseur. II eases dolls. etc.; tssAh'. Nuht.ng y
Cu, ~ cusr3 Ut1,ekrry: i. E. Futon, cases cut
1cry. Collections, $@s,ISL
AFTER .tt,ly tho United stntcs of Colombia.
which bus dcclnroti its nihesiun 70 tho rarts
Convention Vi tho Universal f',st.l Unlnll. will
oicc ' from ts ca,intry fo Toionibln viii sGen 10
subject 10 TIM roslM cl,hrEes and treatment mp
SE @ VII, t. sr IT, ss n ,'sss sxshsser ry y
ilnlls VIII bo nlahu mp ut Nuw York and SIN
ftnol1c. Hn,l ~ e"rrgspnn.io,lGS McsItne.! fof
by Ihtprior ,Dst-o!tacca tn those points.
ir Is quietly understood TINT Col +. ST. CIowry,
Assstnill S.nerInto onent Of CnrrtotH ut tho CHI
cnsp lst.Dt witt step Into thu D'cini shoes
stan % III % iosItion ~ s.,pcrnie,'dent, iii Who bis
not nccpj,setl tho Invitation as yet. There wero
III furthur Invitations to enlntnlt official suicide
Organization brs,a' will In duo tIt,c sweep out
thruo or rotir nloro t,cclpMhts ur comfortable
srtas @ r. thp sane tns setss ~
% III s,es"rstet % '"s ss 'tt thoss tssons 'sss "rs
y s! ,, Syx + q.o sa 5skS 5 fi5 9ho Sis1ns i1Gss
@ sye III "rcy % eo,no'cs a s on tic @ prt a4e u iaIs
IslN that anil hell ahnli sir FOR this" alay 10
i viii, hut may be Il wo'''t do Tiny good all tho
, 1881-06-25
THE RAILROAD BOARD.
Termination, Of Their Trip Ovcr tho
SVabusli Llllcs-Fropnring tho Me-
vlxoI SG1l edutcK Of Rates.

vl*od Schedules OF Rates.
sptetas DtspateA to 7ns tnteaao Tstbune.
pair,'nI ani | 1Varei,onsn % i:onissI,ncrs a arc ~
'.s~. ,r... " '' ACCOMPLISHMENTS ..ta''',i ~. ~
nol hale' IN, iiiey nn'o nia,o a11 eSten!etl Tip
over the Wabash tllis week OIL u tour OF IT.
matinn wh]cf, I,iny bo nt use t, them in ur,,-
nnr,,1 ,ha r"vts", sc1,n,,nfas ,vhirt, ,xi,i ha
!"t'ne t,'e .ustseu ae"cuetea, ""ts.t WI 49, oe
tue work Of tho summer for tho Office. Tho
Central and tho Chicago, Burlington 4: Qutil-
Ills trln over tin Wn}nsh ctur,irtcs tbn in.
, 1881-06-25

Conclusion OF This DIyorce Case at
9tokton-'FJao Court 0r4lors IA Decreo OF
Divorce for nIr&s J0nrK,
Sptetas Dispateh 10 7hs Chteaao Tribune. =.
BosroS, june M.-The divorce suit of
Jones VI. Jones. heard two. weeks ngo, but
decision reserved until tic Pond divorce
case WIS disposed 0f, came up aeaim III tho
Supreme Court ttrtlay. Mrs. l'oud WIS put
upon tho staIld aid questioned rs to her coll
yersatEon will, jones relative to Airs. Hull,
who Iiad notified Mai. Pond. tl,at Ills wlfo
was colabiting with sfr. Jones, In
which Jones llaa acknowledged tn
witness THAT JIG aItl tue ]iull woman were OIL
Intimate. at1d i,np5oper relations ,witlt eael.
other. MlH. PU,tl's answers embodied the
testimony y!yuN BY lius during Liz trtAi Ut
tl!s .lly9'Te s4It of l'o!!d u. Im;'nI. At GIG
u!a following ti!rl:ton:, That tlls allegations
Ut adultery With lsnbal Pond lI,tl mt beull
proven, but tint. It was eyldeit ll.at TIC
ltleler, lolln q. J99es, hal beeil guilty 0f
adultery with Mrs. llHll.. Tho Court ordered
II llpesru Ut .tiynrca fur Mra Jo1les to be en-
terct! tt'',norrow morning. M, Joilos, who
iXM wealthy stock-brGkur. Ia supposed to ba
lit EutullV,
, 1881-06-25
FRENCH.
C.{lhf4 Al MANY.

8ptetal DtspattA to 7ns Cateaeo 1ftbun<.
W.tsltlSHroy.D j. e., June M,-oIr: French,
Commissioner Of Railroad Accounts, slated
toany that NIL reports that lo intended to re-
sign aro fnlso; that tho Inns no such purpose;
TINT there WIS no possible rnrtn III h[s writing
II letter to tho President Ut tito Central Pa-
eltc Railroad; antl that wllun Ills report Inns
been made to tlleSccrutnry Of the InterEor
everything will appear cloar. Delilg askc.l
low It. WIS TINT Ills report, ,nada
to-. Congress ;.last winter, was 80
severn agatllst the r0ad, lit view OF
the roport wl.icf he proposes to make nov,
III favor or 1t, I,o sattl TINT lls report to Com
gress WAS made from tho published reports
OF the Company, but TINT his forthcoming
rel0rt IL hnsGtl. upon tho books ut. tile Conn
pu.,y, itonl which; II Would nppe9f that Com.
that tie reporta' published BY ratlrond COM
own books show, r.
HOW Tilt: LETTER WAS WRITTEN.
It Is understood that Secretary Klrkwood
received ail anonymous letter I. ttay or'two
ago ln which tho writer inserted tint tho let
tNr to President Stanford w,lH written by all
o!cer ut the Central Pacific Railroad Iii tho
Sef ST. Fqda &c tt G1'pSyi sp fr e'f II s ns sls ssne "
sald, nt!ctetl ny I'LL excllso fur nut stgt.-
Ing 1t tint llo does not because tic
WIS Nil oltitor7 Or. c,npI0y6 OF tho tnflront!
eos.pR.y.. AID u.at he woM!N lose Ills plaee II
1t should beeoMn known that he had glyolI
sac ln4f9rIatlot. r. + y p'!aofstooa t|at sse
tloll to tlls l0tter, aud received M explana,
ttor, which nppeared to aatIsiy Him, TINT tlie
nnoiiymn,ts ci,rrespoilHent 'snst other writ
tell a wllltul falseilood 0r been m!sln{ormcd
, 1881-06-25

TILE INDIAN NATION.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Juno .l.--Tho trouble
.iitfara,,t tt.,taxrst,,to.,, .'s sS t~ant. .,,...
nerssa sa,,en ~, 'sasp.o'asos ~ Pr. ~ una 1seaty pa-
tn.los alu S ot lhe ernlt laws passed. by tho
re1iirtng merchants, farmers mechanics,
laliorors etc.. wl,o nra citizens ~ fha 11nit1.i
statrs h. nas a,if ,,anri,, tov ~ t,r NV t,' .',,,.
9talcs ~ 4a5 Il s,a'! YEARLY lhx 1or tlo pity"
~ .ssa W ~ my uio'' o!as.el'' soeauohs Will
~ l!'u sl'a''s u ueso 1lul"tl coul,tries' Ihe
secretary OF the Interior, In 1877, decided
tl'at these permit laws Imposing taxes OH
fur ns thu cn],ectfon n, taxna wns
n''nooso, a ~" uau,. .u'eo. .,,. u aaSes ;wus
gomestncu. ,9, many WING scttie1s anu H.
tllvltlual Choctaws and C1'fckasaws COLI
strued this opinion to permit persons
to entcr tho co,intry without the consent Of
tic indian authorities, mid since tlieil many
whites, ut tic Invitation Of iniiivlluai Ciiot-
taws, lave established themselves III the lii.
to reIaoye or pny Tie tax. The question 0f
the validity Ut these "pornltt" Inw8 WIS
submitted 10 Congress and referEed to tho
, 1881-06-25
1'II'NEY

: Sptetdl utspafth to The Chtcaao tribune.
W4>s1t,Sa1uN.' D. c., June al.-lt Federal
ofisehpitier whb arrived hero to-day froln
North Carolina snys TINT the Contingent Fund
Irregularities of the Treasury have extended
to that Stale, as: the United Suites Marshal
wns recently asked 10 approve bill OF
$1,000 fur son,e' shelving and plgcoll-lolu
c,sscs which II lucat mechanic offcrett
to enter Into bnllds to construct
for :sGo0. At tho .satlle place n persou arne.t
with cO1itrlct from the Government, Issued
Mt the Treasury, arrived to fresco the ceiling
ut the CoHrt-l1Oufii fQr Sl5, GOO. rhe Marshal,
who wntlltl tinye, to Mpnr0yp tho bill, notified
the contractor that tlu would not approve al,y
such expenditures for two reaso,is. Firsf,
because II wins not necessary to tlo tho worl !;
Sccoltd. II IT were; necessary, TINT $1b0 would
report to that elfect to tho Department.
Nevertheless u Special Agent WINS. sent frotll
tho Treasury to ,a,.deayor to iniuco the
tlIat price. :,
, 1881-06-25
NOTES.

TIE Ft1tsT ASSISTANT l'0HTs1AsTEn-u ESEnAE
10 ths Ertsttt1s Assoe.atki Trfss
WASHINGTON, D. G., Juno 24.-The First
Assistant 'ostnastcr-t;eneral, in RESPONSE to
at, inquiry. rs to the revived rumor OF Ills
being succeeded on july !, stated to.ilay tint
H. IL rsesd d 10 sG Ind a Ga t oa sfss2ss sas @ s et
to DO succecded. =,
TlIE HEAD OFFICIALS 70 DE INVESTIGATED.
A report il received hero Ut thu important
changes 10 DO M,at!e IN thu head oilicinta Ut
tho interior department OH Tie 1st Ut July,
aud It y sald Patents Mar
Interior IN place OF Bell.
ABOUT 1900, 200 rEn CENT couppN BoNDs
were received for continuance today.
, 1881-06-25
THE WHEEL0CK ENGINE.

CINCINNATI, O.. June M.--!'Tho contest
ahout tile enRine.tcst trial at tlls A1illers'
Exposition held heye last year has Just
bcc,1 brought to close. Tho fact TINT no
award WIS mado during tllo Exposition led
to aonlowllut bitter discussion ,atnong tho
sSefas sHf n cco + vas s pds ts sis ps tspor e FsSoi
the expntt Was submitted. TO pr. lsebcrt
Qrims1inw. lie llas to-laY submitted Ills re-
port to George j. .t3ault, President OF the
asfo 1Hft ot III ssson aSoa Sd ai a csosE
cl1Ritle, ..~'.
, 1881-06-25
LIE DUO.


5ptttaI Dtpatth to TAs CAteaeo Tribune.
= W.AsltlSuruS, u. G., June 2i.-(lcr. Le
Due, Commissioner. Of Agriculture, will re-
tire from dflice week. from today. Il, tile
meantime ],u nppenrs to be disposed to pro-
vllu us ,nntly Minnesota farmers as prnctlca-
bio with select agricultural libraries ut tho
expense Of the Government. It IL said TINT
within tile Inst few days lie has sent to each
Of nearly :D0 persons IN that State thirty
eight volumes, to number OF other PERSONS
Thirty VOLUMES oae1l. alul to 500 persons two
volumes eac'l OF the publications issuptl by
the Department.. II IS aisu understood that
lle lIas directed that fifteen volumes cacl1 10
sGlbt tu
SOME FIVE 11uSDIlEn oTilEn rElssoNs,
I'LL III thu State Ut Minnesota. 1hese looks
colsist 0f tic n,inunl md special reports 0f
TIC Department, sUnte Ut tic latturp pDlng OF
considerable Yafue md sonlywtlat scarce. lit
Ge,lcr,i Lo DUES farewell uagorllpss to
0biIge thu people Of his own Stato lie Is, 1t IL
Mssurtet, tlO!nE Injury t0 tile people Of otner
States, aIla ls exiluNating reserve copies Ut
RcarcD rgpOrts tint ought not to DO fndlscriln-
tnately distributed about III Il s1nglo Stute. Lo
Due evidently Intends to ba Commissioner to
tho very lust day OF his official tari1l.
, 1881-06-25
1'itncy's Contract for n $4,000
Job. at lVl,itcwnstltng in
North CnrOltnn.
French Just as Cool and Col"
lected as Brady-Brady's
:. Scheme.
White Sottlqrs In tattian Territory Com.
plalning OF tho High Taxes.
La Duo Loading Down tha Mai1a with
Books for Minnesota Farmors.


Special Utspdteh to INT thseaao Tribune.
W.AsllfSu1oy, u. t., juno @+.-.rhe Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue Inns lis yet
Irartrottttng frUm the Cannslinn banks whose
c,lses nre Under Investigation herc, mud,
although he fiad not expected tn make II
finnt disposition Ut the lnnttur until tic nttor
1leys Ut tho bunts lad nalo their arguments,
ytt 1t IL his pitrpDse to Close the case during
tliis fiscal yGnr, which will expire OFT June:
GO 50 that tllO banks 1nvo less tFlnti week Ill
which to nltelMpt tn compromise the Ilntter.