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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
Hale 4 Noreroaa.

Sinking Of the thrse.compartment
winzs from the 2400 level was stopped
Yesterday, when Il had attained q depth
OF $50 feet. The fow OF water was too
strong to continue 1t. The men engaged
in sinking the winzs have been put 10
repairing the incline.
Since changing the shaft to Q down.
cast last Sunday the lower levels. which
were very hot. have cooled Of p.reepti-
bly,. The east drift from the $500 sta.
ton OF the joint California Wine was
extended 20 feet last week.
Consolidated Imperial.
The water flowing from the Bullion
DRIFT, ON the 1000 level is being pm, in
pipes. which will carry II to the Yellow
jacket pumps. When the water 10 taken
care OF. the joint Alpha and Imperial
WINE will be rsopsned.
The drift for the ledge from the bot.
tom Of the shaft IL In Is feet. Ths
pump foundations are completed and the
work Of placing the pumps In position
commenced. The pumps will bs In
place = week hence.
Forman shan
The excavation for . tank at the bot
tom Of the shaft 10 completed. and good
progress IL made In preparing for tho
balance hobs. The drift to connect With
the Sutro tunnel was extended 20 feet
the past week.
Crews Point.
The mine has been closed down sew
.rsl days, while the machinery on the
surface 10 being overloaded. The ex.
traction Of ore will DO resumed In three
or four days. however.
E,n,grass.
Ore milling $25 per ton is being
hois,ed out Of this mine and crushed at
the Trench mill. The shaft Ia but lao
feet deep. so that ore is easily and
chsaply hoistsd.
Andes.
Have stopped sinking the winzs and
arc running q drift. on the 500 level.
Only eight feet was made In this dfiit
last week owing to trouble occasionsd by
water.
Work was suspended yesterday after.
noon. It is said the arrangements made
to handle the water were not sufficient.
The sioppsge will be but temporary.
Cboiiar.Nercross.savaxe shsn.
The hydraulic pumps are running
smoothly and handling all the water
coming into tho shaft. They are not
running at their full capacity either.
California.
Ninety tons Of ore were extracted from
the 1000 level last week. A station 10
being cut out In the joint Opbir winzs ut
the 2700 level.
The crossout west. 400 level. was sd-
vanced II feet last week. The incline
has been sunk and timbsrsd 20 feet since
last report.
Beleh~r.
But little IL doing in the mine. Anew
miners are at work underground repair.
ing drifts and WINES that need 1t.
OysPuAn.
The principal work done since last re-
port was the repairing Of thsdrifts north
and south on the 2276 level.
Rest 4 8sleher.
The crossout joint with Consolidated
Virginia ON the $500 level IL in . total
length OF 248 feet.
Gsaid q Curry aud Best d Bsishsr
shan.
The shaft 10 sunk u the rate Of II
feet per week; total depth 2l6s feet.
Caledonia-
The pumps srs run ~ usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
Arrested for F,sh.,as.

Two sutroitss, who gave their names
a. John Wall and William Brown. wsr;
arrested In Virginia last evening for
lighting. They resisted the Officers. and
10 the seuflo to take them to jail Csp.
tain Tally received . blow on the nose
that brought the claret. After attracting
Q large crowd and giving . great deal Of
trouble the Sutroites were finally lodged
In jail. Inside Of an hour they were
taken before Justice Hires, pleaded
guilty to disturbing the peace and were
each hnsd Sl6. The tnss were paid
and the men bundled into . wagon and
taken home BY friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
ASsRSsM kNTS.

..v WALL. v.rso-s can't. p.r sh.rs: 10.
NeM ".s. a., cs,n,nsnt octahsr a, ssIs
s.s oo, ss, Al
savage 80 cents per share: levied ssptsm.
Der s; DELINQUENT October I; sale day vcto-
bsr n.
cs.,,..-,o o.,,. ~, .h.,s. i.v,sd Angus,
esa's ~ y. ~. "a Scto.
SisS'nsu'A'
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rososiEeo sen.s ~ snsts' 49,. nr,o'
hnaus o'''''' -" NV N'
W. , ... -,
Conso.sursSI 49,, 81. d.i,nonsnt asn.
snaie; tsriss A Sav. .,nnsr a
"mos' 81 A.
Emisrsat-2e cents Per snai,: IeVisa AZ
gu.t ~: aeiinausn' osp'sm''' w '@' uA'
oe'ooer
consolid.,ed ~ seu', ~
snr5ei . ~. HSSso et .bsr III
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~
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10IUInfnN0-N CDQtH QDI E1kIEl l0Nlou hdU
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07

A special train came up from Carson
last evening to convey the Chsrlosss
Thompson troupe 20 Reno after the per-
formsnca. A number OF Csrsonitss
avsil.d themselves Of the opportunity
and also came up to witness the rsndi'
ton OF .'Jsns Eyre"
The assessing Of deposits in the banks
has developed the fact that neither faro
dealers nor faro players have money ON
deposit. The same 10 true OF owners OF
faro games.
During the month Of August mensy
srdsr, TO the amount Of $2i .0ls II were
issusd from the Postofics In Virginia
City.
n. Q. Hillysr. Superintendent OF the
silver Hill and Emisrant minss' came
back from San Francisco this morning.
W. q. Pro.h.ros Of Gold Hill depart
ID for Bodis this morning. He viii
remain .. least q week; perhaps . year.
4. tn. Beard Of County oonnission'fs
I'm hold thslr next meeting Monday,
ssp.snbsr II. 81 II o'clock a. y.
pruntsn men were numerous On "
ssrssts Of vtstais Last svsasns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07

A. Gsrrsrd. who came up from Mason
Valley the other day. informs us that at
the junction Of the East and West Walk.
or. In Mason Valley. cattle are dying Oh
iroh the supposed ELECTS Of Q poison
weed. Hogs feeding Of the carcass do
not live more than Ave minutes, and the
meat will not stay on . dogs stenssh
more than enc minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
Repadiasss O.s Bosssss.

Hank Smith. who 10 10 San Francisco,
denies the statement published In the
newspapers that he said be could IN.
cover an ore body 10 the Hale q Nor.
cross mine at two hours notice. II per.
mittsd BY the m~snsgers.-S. =. Poa.
How about The bonspzas In Yellow
Jacket and Sierra Nevada
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07

Ayers ssrsspsrilla Is the proper rem.
sdy to take in the spring Of the year to
purify the blood. invisorats the system,
exoite the liver to action, and restore the
healthy tone and vigor Of the whole
pbysicsl mechanism, which often be-
comss impaired during the winter. BY
lack OF open cir exercise. and the want
Of sufacisnt cart 10 The matter Of diet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
Isanaples Of wheat

The Department Of Agriculture at
Washington has forwarded to Virginia
three large sacks allied with samples Of
wheat In Avs.pound sacks. The cereal
came addressed to Senator James g..
Fair, and was marked: "Plssss dis.
tribute among your constituents" The
Senator will doubtless comply with the
request. What . ans feast stray goats
and cows will have II the wheat 10 par.
celed out to Comstocksrs who attempt .
little gardening each year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
1. o. o. r. Representatives.

Postmaster d. o. Addison OF Vir-
Riuia and W. q. Hill left last night for
the Eat to be absent about . month.
Judge Addison goes a. Grand Repre-
sentative Of the Grand Eucampmsnt, /.
o. o. F.. Nevada, to the meeting OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
ut Cincinnati, Ohio. and Mr.. Hill a.
Grand Representative OF the Grand
Lodge, /. o. o. F.. Of Nevada. Both
gentlemen will proceed frat to Washing
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
ahe Csryou ntnI

1t 10 reported that the Carson Mint
will commence running about October /.
The new refinery 10 nearly completed.
and there 10 . large accumulation Of bull
ion In the vaults ready Tor coming. The
Mint. when running. employs about
seventy men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
Assessments Levied.

The Crown Point Mining Company
has levied an assessment Of seventy. Ave
cents Der share. The Centennial Gold
Gravel Mining Company 10 assssssd one
cent Dor share.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07

vine. Geld BLASTS blow. Or when
summsr bee, and dust parch our throsts. "RSo
Prreh" 10 equally acceptable. With not 'eotr
4, far excsls ordinary toddies. and Il 10 IN.
squslsd With nes ts Lemonade. I.k. sts. y
soipa 10 bed. K~p II IN readiness. Bold By all
,srocers, Wins Merchants and LrugGtsts. Trade
supplied BY Richards q Hairson, Agents for
The Pacific coast. ran Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
charge Isssrsd.

The Grand Jury have ignored the
charge against Henry Pierre. who
stabbed Frank Kslly some weeks ego In
Quarrel over . cigarette. and was him.
s,if injured % that one Of his asssrs
had 70 b amDutatsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
Arrival. rs.s nsrssss.

n O Hillysr. L Bartlett. b G Norton.
Vim woodburn. r johnson. Mrs. Howard.
Mrs Mann. Miss s.iler. Mrs E Wilson.
Miss = Klsupfsr. Miss Z Tsussig.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
ALLEGED A.sau,s with . Deadly
Weapsn.

James Killsen nled . complaint With
Justice Henderson this morning,
charging David Crosby with asssultns
bis wife With q deadly weapon With 10.
tent to commit bodily Injury. Mrs. Xii.
lssn 10 the woman whom Crosby knocked
down In the house Of . Mrs. McCus.
about ten days ago, and she 10 yet suf3er.
ing from the effects OF the blow. Xii.
lsen defines the deadly" weapon a. q
stick Of wood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07

Complain. is mad. thu, parties are in
the habit Of indulRine in target practice
near the County Hospital, and that bul.
lets frequently fly into the hospital yard,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07

Ayers Aga. Cure should be in every
household In regions whore Fever and
Aeus prevail. It should be taken .. .
preventive BY every resident and traveller
in mslsrisl districts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
Deparsur.s Last Evsaiag.

Vim q Hill. T Msndsl. Judge Addison.
II Hssss. J A Thorn. 8 E FOCUS. Z Q Nor
ten. Nrs campbsll. = La Chance and lam
lily. Q Conner. A Cohn. IL ellison. Geo
T Narys. Mrs. Harper. Mrs Il @ Knight
and daughter. Mrs. c Z Laughton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
Ksnsuek shut Dsws.

The reason given By the supsrinssnd.
spt for shutting down the Ksntuok mine
10, that a. the expenses Of running are
very heavy. while the ore that has been
extracted 80 far by the present manage
msns has been very low grade. II 10
though, best by President Msrys to stop
further expense until the peoding a..
sessmsnt shall have been collected. So.
p~srintendsnt Stevenson hopes TO % able
10 start up again at no distant day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
TIE COMSTOCK.
Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
September Z, 1881.

water Deersasisg ss b North kso
Tee Koch water is savage asd
Hale a Nsreress- The fermer
Cissed Dows Cave ~ she net
cher ssd Crsws P~sss Joins
0hsn-Ksssuck alssea D0Wa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
OToCK 8EfO8T.
sss sra.eisss Dsssa-

LAsr IvExrHs.
50 Northern Belle. II
$50 Grand Prise. 400
400 Albion. I IS. ! W
100 Holmes. $50
$40 Syndicate. $50
3s Day. AZ
so wales. 500
$50 East NJ Diabio. avs
50 Bodls. 81
IS Beshtel. I 0s
100 South Bodis. 30
250 Blackhawk. ise
$50 Booker Con-. DC
$50 Nono.<
900 Orc. 43c. zoo
so Head Center.
SO AddsndA. leo
100 Boston Con-. l5o
40 Tiptop. S.
81 Penal Con-.
Tls MOANING.
Is ophir. ek
IS Mexican. 81
llQ Gould 4 Curry. ~
$50 Deal 4 Bslehsr. IN. llh
iso Cs,!torris. goo
cas- Savage, ~. 2 30
100 chollar. 2 20
$50 Potosi.
s5o Hale 4 Noroross. ~
.0Tg Crown Point. I IS. I ". l ~
2oo Yellow Jacket. 2 IS. 100
so Ksutuek. l 10
eco Imperial. loo bso
AIS Bslchsr. 2 90
735 Sierra Nevada. i&k. l<t
lao Utah. 81
ass Bulliou. SOC. goo
100 EIcheQusr. l 10. i "
10 Beg. Bsleher. IN
$50 0vernan. IN
A30 Justice. 7Sc. 7oc
Gao Union Con-. Nv. 49,
Is Alta. As
80 Julia, S3c
400 Silver Hill. loo
100 Lady Warrington. 2es
So Andss. I 03
icc scorpion. I 10
<36 Benton. 90c. $50
l20 SVrstsrn Belle. l6h
iSo oraId Priss. sse
$50 Albion, IN
~ Day, AIS
70 wales. soc
80 East NJ Dishlo. loo
300 Holmes. soc. Use
2es B0dis. 81. 81
400 Mono. 3 30
400 Addsnda. zoo
IT'S Orc. zoe. $50
$50 Bodls Tunnel. AZ.
LIS Silver King. 10. tak
500 Boston Con-. ioc. lie
20 Tiptop. ~
70 bodis, 81
800 Holmes. SOC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07

GInnn RETuKNs IN % DAYS on 90
SJkUU invested. 0hciL reports froA
IT, R rsSs:. III; I. ~: e va Wa. H I o.. So !:
WI eusst MI saFS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07

opsrations we're suspended this non
i,a. Work win probably not b sssansd
IN ths mine for . month o. tive,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07

The main north lateral drift. 27oO
level, was advanced 90 feet the past
week. On the $500 level the east DRIFT
from the joint Ophlr Wine has been sI-
tended ~ feet. The ssst wioze join,
with Upion Consolidated 10 sunk -
ususl. Since the changing Of the OPhii
shaft to Q downcsst, the lower levels are
rapidly cooling Oh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07
Ysllew Jsskss.

The north WINE below the 2s2s level
10 IN hard ground. containing much
water. twenty-five feet vas added to Its
depth the past week; present depth. on
the slops, about lS7 iest. The north
lateral drift on the 5000 level advances
at the rate OF So feet per week. 1t has
attained . total length Of l68 feet. The
dow OF water remains the same a. here
toiors reported.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-05
al1LEAu AS A PENSION SEEKER.

Washington, July 3.-Dr. Hood, medi-
cal examiner at the pension Office, recalls
that Gilleau made application for pen
sion some two months ago upon the rep
resentation that he was a soldier during
the civil war. DIR. Hood investigated the
claim and the papers were fled away
with tho endorsement 'insane."
AS AN oFFICE-sEEKER.
The report that Gilleau was once con.
sui is untrue. Assistant Secretary o
State Hill says Galleau never had for
eign appointment, but he has been per
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-05


A lawyer in this city who has had some
indirect legal dealings with the Chicago
lawyer, Chas. Gilleau, says that some
few years ago he practiced in this city
and was in the habit Of taking claims to
collect on shares, viz: to receive for his
services one-half of the proceeds. Gill
leau was said to make sufficient collec-
tions to secure his half, but the client
never obtained anything. The Herald
exposed the whole proceeding and the
result was that Gilleau found New York
too hot to hold him and went west, final.
" settling down in Chicago, a lawyer
From this point he wrote to James Cor.
don Bennett demanding $4,000 for libel
but failed to get the money. He. how
ever, wrote to Bennett intimating that il
he would engage in certain newspaper
enterprise in Chicago with him, Gilleau'.
claim for $4,000 could be wiped ont
While in this city he took charge of ,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-05

VARIOUS POINTS
Augusta, Ga, July 2.-This communi-
ty was thrilled with horror and indiena-
ton on hearing of the shooting of Presi-
dent Garfield.
The Chronicle says: 1t seems but yes
terday that We beheld Mr.. Garfield smil-
lug. happy, dignifed and handsome,
seated in the senate chamber before the
notable assemblage to be inducted into
the presidency. He had risen from the
humblest walks of life to the highest by
his own endeavors, under providence, and
that day marked the acme OF proud
and glorious ambition. He delivered an
. inaugural address that gave the conti-
!, nent assurances of peace and comfort and
8 turning aside for moment from the
J. tremendous civic trust he became the
: true son and husband who recognized in
9 the mother and wife the sureties of his
s great career. Because this is the Amer.
l. lean union. and because our president
Continued on Fourth Pase.l
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-05

Springfield, ILL.,, July a.-The follow
ing was issued tonight:
State of Illinois, Executive Depart
ment. Springfield, July 3-In pride and
prosperity the people of Illinois and Of
the union were preparing to celebrate
the 105th anniversary of American inde-
pendence when the appalling news
broke upon them that, on Saturday
morning last. the president of the United
States was shot by an assassin. In tn.
providence of God President Garfield
though dangerously wounded, still live
and at the writing of this proclamation
preceding the Fourth of July, tie at
tending physicians report that th
wound is not necessarily fatal, and hi
condition gives hope that he may ultl
mately recover.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-05
The ASSASSINATION.
Full aud Detailed Account of
the Shooting Of President
Garfield.
The Name Of the Assassin and Some.
thing About His Character and
Antecedents.
The President Alive ut Last Accounts,
But No Hopes for His Recovery En-
tertained by His Physicians.
THE DETAILS.
THE DETAILS.
[See second page for earliest rcport.]
SENDING THE NEWS TO MRS. GARFIELD


SENDING THE NEWS TO MRS. GARFIELD.
Washington, July 2. l:05 a. m.-Pres.
ident Garfield is conscious and does not
complain of great suffering. He has
Just dictated telegram to his wife. II
Is impossible to say, as yet, what the re-
suit will be. bpt the surgeons are OF the
opinion that the wounds are not neces.
sarily fatal.
The following telegram has been sent
to Mrs. Garfield at Long Branch:
The president wishes me to you from
him that he has been seriously hurt, how
seriously he cannot yet say. He is him
self and hopes You will come to him
soon. He sends his love to you.
(Signed) A. T. ROCKWELL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-14
Gladstone and the IrIsh.

LONDON. October l4.-6ladstons wa
visited at Gaili Hall yesterday sad re.
osivsd In . gold box the address rendered
by the Corporation Of London. recording
their high sense Of his great services to
his country. and asking him to cit for q
marble bust to be placed In Guild Hall.
Gladstone said In reply to the address
that be deplorsd the arrears Of business
In the House OF Commons In conss.
qusncs OF the fact that Q disloyal and
eminent member has made himself
prominent In an attempt to destroy
the authority OF Law. We are not In
fear with the people Of Ireland. ]
Armly believe the majority Of tenants
earnestly desire o fair trial Of the Land
Act. We have no fear OF the people Of
Ireland. but do fear lest many more
should become demoralissd or intimida'
ted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-14
Humboldt Items.

Wiansmueea .Siirsr State. October II.
Last evening Mrs. Lovslsss. Of Para.
disc Valley, arrived In town and swors
out o warrant against her husband Tor
stealing Eve or six Of her best horses
and leaving for parts unknown. The
husband was . youth Of about twenty
summers. who had been married about Q
year, and the horses belonged to the
wife before her marriage with him. II
IL supposed that tho Lovelsss husband
has gone to Oregon.
Seven cars. carrying two hundred and
twenty emigrants. passed west yesterday.
The immigration to this comt 10 so heavy
that five emiarant cara were taken east
yesterday. to Ogden. on the express
train, to accommodate the travel.
We are informed that the Columbia
ledge, an extension Of the Ohio mine at
Willow Greek. has been ont at . depth Of
eigbty-ssven feet from the surface. The
ore Is said to be similar to that OF the
Ohio.
G. Derby & 90. shipped q carload Of
beef to San Francisco today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-14

The nrst snow Of the season fell yes.
to-day al Georgetown. Downisvills. and
other portions Of the western slope OF
the Sierra. ~ well as along the Com
stock. The Thermometer was down TO
the winter score. this morning standing
ct twsnty-one degrees here In Gold Hill.
This il the usual foretasts Of winter
which occurs about the middle Of Do
tobsr, generally to be succeeded BY Sow
srai weeks OF fine weather before the
regular winter sets in. Now is the time
to study the actions Of the cute little
chipmunk or the SPACIOUS woodchuok.
and see II they are providing for an
early or . lats winter; also proguosticsts
Is to the length and severity thereof.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-14
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Parnell Arrested and Imprisoned
In Kilmainham jail.

DUBLIN, October 1~4.-Parnell vas ar-
rested yesterday morning on two war
rants signed BY Forster. Chief Secretary
for Ireland. charging him with melting
people and intimidating others from
paying thsir Just rents. and with intimi.
dating tenants from taking the benefits
OF the land Act. Parnell was taken to
Kilmainham jail. II is reported that
the arrest OF Parnell 10 only preliminary
to still more vigorous action against the
Land League. The arrest was effected
very quietly at s:s5 In the morning. The
police appealed to Parnell to avoid al
delay. The Moderate Liberals and Con.
ssrvaiives approve the arrest. It 10 be.
lisvsd that Parnell's speech at Wexford
on Sunday last furnished the govern
msnt with justification for the arrest.
Its understood that the determination
to arrest Parnell Wal only reached at
Wednesdays Cabinet Council. The
warrant for his arrest was issued to the
detectives Of Dublin on the arrival there
Of Chief Secretary Forster. who left for
London Immediately after the close Of
the Cabinet Council.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-14
A corrsspondsnt thus describes Kin

A correspondent thus describes King
Kalaiaua: The jolly. sood-natursd face
Of the King Of the Sandwich Islands
will always b pleasantly remembered
by all who have seen and know him.
The hand Of time spares neither king
nsr plsbsiau. and ripening years are
seen In the kings refund figure. though
his face 10 fresh. and be locks a. though
he might rsisa for . quarter Of a CEN
tury before retiring from the business.
He IL ave feet eleven inches in height,
weighs $50 pounds. and Is in his 46lh
year. His complexion Is brown. his
hair black and curly. with . mustsche.
goatss aad side vhiskers. He drsssss
In black. wears . plug hat. . boiled
shirt, displaying other smblsms Of con-
tinsntal civilization.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-14
"onIy a Paupsr whom Nobody Owns.
rv,k.. R.puSl;ean October "a.

Irsckes hepsotteo" Vesoosf -"
The man John Collins, who was killed
near the Summit last week. did not have
q family In Virginia City. a. stated 10
our last issue. He had q sister resid-
ing at that place. who Wal informed OF
the facts BY telegraph. and she replied
that she wal Q poor widow woman. and
the remains would have to DO inferred
here. Accordingly the remains were
taken In charge BY Coroner Dunster.
and put. away In Pottsr's Geld. They
we're enclosed In . rude boz Of rough
lumber. just - they were picked up on
the track, where they were found. The
eyes were wide open and staring wildly
ct the spectstor-but CLASSY In death.
The flesh Was torn iron the arms In
fragmsnts. and clotted with blood and
dirt. It was . most repulsivs sight.
and one which could not be witnessed
without . shuddsr from the stoutsst
heart. he was afterward pot In q nice
box By Coroner Dunster and given Q do.
cent burial. Nothing further has been
learned a. to how the unfortunate man
got beneath the wheels, and II probably
will remain an uasolvsd mystery for
ever.