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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Trouble with the Apaches and Nav.
aioes in New heXic0.

CHICAGO. July ga TIMES special
from Santa F. gives the following: Pes
ssngsrs from the South bring Informs
ton that the Msscsl.ro Apachss. or .
large portion Of them, have broken out,
and news has reached Fort Stanton to
the effect that Chief Nsntzilla and Roman
Chioto, with their bands. had left the
agency and killed two Mexican families
and some Americans in Lulaross can.
Won, near the agency. The nearest
troops are at Fort Stanton. No infor.
nation OF the outbreak has - yet been
received at the military headquarters
here. The military forcs In the southern
part Of the Territory II very small. a
large portion having been drawn Oh for
duty III the Ute country.
Captain Frank Bennett, just In from
the Navajo Agency. reports that the
Nsysjos are still ugly ; that they told
Agent Eastman that they would kill him
sbould he persist in remaining ct the
Agency. Their head chiefs believe that
the e%overpmsnt will remove him, and
thew therefore have delayed carrying out
their threats, but men who know the
Nsysios all say that unless the govern.
mept does take him away there will 30
trouble and be will surely be killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
The Garfield Fund.

BALTIMORE, July 2s.-Ths american
prints q letter to Enooh Pratt from the
Finaneiu, who started Mrs. Gsrhsld's
subscription list 10 New York. 10 which
be for . second time urges Bsltimor-
iaps to subscribe. aud says the list will
close on the s0th inst. The american
says: It must be confessed that
our citizens generally have 90
far shown little disposition to con.
tribute to the project ~ We believe, not
because they are q. all lacking 10 Rsnsr.
q feeling. but because they think the
movement 10 Ill. timed and In bad tssts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Wanted 20 Thrash the omssr.

A scrimmsgs occurred ct the saloon at
"a South O street last night between the
bsrkssper and . drunken customer.
Both had their heads reasonably pun.
ishsd. Not policeman made his sp'
pearsncs until the bslligereuts had about
worn themselves out and been separated
by friends. then two came on the scene
In oil their pomposity and wanted to
know Why such q crowd had blocked up
the sidewalk, at the same time advising
1t to disperss. No arrests were made,
though the drunk had recovered bis
second wind and threatened to whip one
Of the officers who had given him . hint
to 60 home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Resirp,tIou or James W. sim0nt0n.

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Resignation or James W. bimOntOn.
New YoaK. July 27.-J. W. Simon.
Tan .ho h.. -o,oun,.d m. po.ition Of
W. IT.
General Agent OF the Ns~ io'A A''
eistsd Press for the past fourteen years.
today rendered his resignation, and
J.mss O. HUSTON, st present the Lon.
$3.50. :, I..o.,.,,on ga. an.
oon Asoo' o..us ~" TSs d..;,. -
Poeu .'s.,,;on ~ hi. nriy.ts
S'.s e.es" ~. h..,,h i'm.
inteIes's ana .s'o, ,;oa 80 ns,os
psiieo " S .s..o,s yhioh
4uues, "s'e w IT." Issoo;s,jon
leo 70 nus .sa.;s.d :
a. q ~ mes.lng .oasy, .n,... ,h.ir
Ehecutivs oo% - : Gan.
sPpfee'Aa'n ="onor,os oammrnio.
sl.i As'n "
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Extensive Freight transportation
Company.

NEW YoRx. July W.-It 10 said thai
company has been organised with the
view Of controlling the freight tonnage
on the MIs.issippi. Missouri and Ohio
rivers. sixty.thrss steamers and 100
bsrees have already been bought al their
aetusl value. The purchasers claim that
they can run them at Q reduction Of
$500, 900 . year In expense. James B.
K.spe 10 said to be d the head Of this
company. Its projectors ssy they are
now psrfseting arrangements BY which
Grain and provisions can Be shipped to
Europe Ut little more than halt the prices
now ruling by rail and Atlantic ports.
The company have bought all the ware
houses on the rivers not controlled BY
railroad companies, and are to erect
Others ii New Orleans and various points
on the three rivers. A meeting Of those
interested wss held here on Friday, and
complete arrangsmsnts are 70 b per.
isstsd this week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
.A.e,h.r $3.50 Claim.

Beside the bill vetoed by the County
Auditor. an account Of which will be
found in the proceedings Of the County
Commissioners. Lewis i Deal have an.
other $3.50 bill for services a. counsel In
the matter OF the bonded debt OF Gold
Hill and Virginia City. which has not
yet been passed on BY the Board. It
was contracted at the same time - the
vetoed bill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Postal telegraph Company.

NEW Yosx, July 2s.-Ths Trustees
Of the Postal Telegraph Company mel
today at James B. Kssns's ofacs. Mr..
K.sns was elected President, and O. q.
Hsskips, the wsll.known telegraph man.
Vice President. The organisation ID
now completed. The programmes and
full list Of Trustees will be made known
10 the public In . few days. Hsskins
has been prominent In the telegraph
business In Milwaukee, and was one oil
the American Telegraph Commission to
the Paris Exhibition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
KalakauaI Kingdom Has Not Been
offered for sale and Will Not

NEW YoRx, July 2s.-Ths Times has
. communication from Elisha b. Allen.
Hswiian Minister at washine ton. he
says tho statement that King Kslakaua
wants to sell bis kingdom 10 entirely
without foundation. His tour 10 from
literal curiosity aud for tho enlightened
purpose Of making himself convsrssnt
with the government institutions OF
OTHER countries. He Ii accompanied
by the Commissioner Of Emigration who
bad hopes that he could induce emigra-
ton from India or some other country
which would strengthen and increase
the Hawiian race. His travels are for
patriotic purposes, and will undoubtedly
BE- Of great value to his own people.
The idea Of Q sale Of the kingdom 10
ss abhorrent looking to the King. % the
same act would be to any sovereign In
Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Ansrssss ssssss sspssa

sAs FnASciseo. July as ?. H.
Gould 4 Curry. s bid. 81 asksd. 81
salss; Union Con-. Q bid. sk asksd. 81
salss; Alta. 4 10 bid; Sierra Nevada. 81
bid. 81 asksd. 81 salss; ovsrmsn. IL
bid. 20 ssksd; Day. 2 IS bid. 2 20 asked
Mexican. ~ bid. ~ ssksd. " sales
ophir. 81 bid; Albion. l IS bid. l %
asksd; Utah. 81 bid; Scorpion. ! bid
savage. a asksd; Chollar. AZ bid; Con
Virginia. 2 10 bid. Is asksd. rs sales
Bslshsr. 8 bid; ovsrman. IN sales; Alta,
Z IS salss; Yellow Jacket. lao sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28

While q boats are running down to
Coney Island laden with hundreds eager
to catch the sea breeze. nearly lo0,0oo
people daily crowd the Kew and Rich.
mond steamboats, TO catch no miidsf AZ
of Father Thames. They show more
bunting than ours. but are net bali %
we'll equipped in any respect, and labor
heavily up the river.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28

Good health 10 impossible when the
blood 10 impure, or whom II 70 thin and
cold. Under such conditions . dis
ease after another 10 developed.
Boils. pimplss. headaches. neuralgia,
rheumatism, etc., are the result OF In
pure blood. and the wisest course 10 to
make the blood pure. rich and warm By
the use Of Ayers sarsspsrills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28

T~riehIisE. past che delighted pal.
ate, Hus PUNCH with hot or cold wstsr or milk
10 very agreeable. and dinusss an sestsiic slow
through the system; Punches brsvsd q re;
orocers. Wine Merchants and druggists. Trade
supplied by Richards 3 Hairiron, Agents for
the Pacific coast. an franeisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28

Take Ayers Pills for all the purposs'
Of . purgshvs, for Constipation. Indi.
eestion. Headache and Liver Complaint.
BY universal sccord. they are the best Of
ali purgatives for family use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28

Ms.nss. man on record: Probably
the mssnest man on record keeps .
boarding house In San Domingo. Last
year an earthquake turned the sdines
clear upside down. and the very nsxt
morning he began charging The easrst
ledesrs drst door prices.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
n

Sheriff Hanks returned from San Fran
cisco this morning. He brought with
him the jsvslry belonging to Manning
which was taken from Sanders and An.
Rslo when they we're captured. The Do.
tssAon Of the burslsrs are In . great
measure due to his s1ofts and thoss Of
Consssbls Fsrgusea Of Township Ne. j.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
sr0cK REF0Rf.
-. Srassisss DsAro-

Last svnsus.
% Eureka Con. fst
leo Jackson. Soc
$50 Northsrn Belle. lev
800 Grand Prise. H.
$3.50 Day. 3 10. . 10
100 Star. go
lass Albion. I o.
100 Navajo. 500
$50 WSlss. I os. 1
100 NJ Diablo. Q slo
$50 East Nj. Disblo. lee
100 Bedding. 30
g None. . o.
$50 Addsnds. lss
400 MONDAY. $50
s4s North Noonday. lie. lee
90 Orc. Toe
400 Bodis Tunnel. 81
sc. Holmes, <sc. Aoe
le3 Tioga. $50
lso Syndicate. $50
50 Qoodshaw. 66e
800 Bsehtsl. I 10
800 Blaekhavk. l0e
90 Tiptop. So
$50 Silver kius. 2lk
$50 Giant and Old Ahs. A.
TaIs xosxrss.
70 ophir. 81
$40 Mexican. ~. ~
230 Gould D Curry. 81
400 Best 4 Bslshsr. liz
7ss California. 70o. 7sc
Ito Savage. Q 90
7ts Cos. Virginia. . 10. . ~
20 Chollar. . %
40 Potosi. 2 90
$50 Hale 4 Nerersss. ~. 10
400 Grown Point. 2 os
$50 Imperial. lea
10 Ksntuck. AZ
20 Alpha. s 20
270 Bslshsr. 8 o..
10 Sierra Nevada. 81
40 Utah. 81. 81
10 Bullion. 6oc. $50
100 Exchsqusr. I 20. Ia
l20 ovsrman. I IS. I 80
200 Justice. goo
AIS Union Con-. sk. 81. 81. ~ b
40 Alta. 4 40. I IS, Z 80
100 Julia. i0c
100 Caledonia. 20e
500 Silver Hill. 2oe
80 Lady Warrington. 20e
lao Andes. I IS
StS Scorpion. I 10. l o5
cas- Benton. l. o5
30 Golden Cats. Q 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28

Departures . Evssisg.
Niss 3 Emit. W Il French. JB ovsrton.
a W Bsmis, J A Lssts. o Lonksy. Jennie
Davis. Q wilkin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
Arrivals Ans nsrassg.

Nn J E sparks. Mrs Belknsp. Mrs. A
Bslknsp. q G Jones. DR. = n Conn. WI
HAnhs. u Goodman. Jack Mailman. Nat
Slater. Chief Bradley. Sanders and Angelo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
MEETING INrEREsTIHo TO
TAXPAYE8a.

Eureka Cs1ssy's BiIi-rhs Adj.
tors vsse % . Biii for Advice
Mesnisg's UsiaWfat Dit1-mes'
els ta che Csaasy Treasury
Carrtek DesAlcasisa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28

LINIMENTS
the Worlds great Pain.Re-
lieving remedies. They heal,
soothe and euro Burns,
Wounds, Weak Back and
Rheumatism upon Man, and
Sprains, Calls and Lameness
upon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28

Total $751; coo 2s
On deposit in Nevada Bank S2s.sss IS
Coin in vault. .. 4l6s 90
e09 O5
Paid vouchers. Sc. ...... 2a,&o6 "
AotAi. .SoS,sSA W
The above are the figures a. they sp-
pear on the minutes. It will BE- noticed
that the totals are not the same BY
sisbty.ons cents, the result. doubtless,
Of . clerical error.
The Board adopted . resolution here
after to count the moneys In the treas
ury on the LIST or ID Of each month. be.
fore warrants xers drawn. which will
tighten thsir labors BY lessening the
number OF paid vouchers TO Be exam.
insd.
cAllIcK ~pEyALcATIoN.
By resolution. the amount OF the Car
rick d~sfslcation. which sum has here
tofors never BEEN definitely settled upon.
Vas nxsd at $2l. $40 sl-ths sum named
IN the indictmsnt-snd the Auditor In
structsd to place that sum to the credit
Of q .Suspsnss Account"
Board adjourned to meet wsdnssday'
August 3. as II a. Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28

A Ii PERSONS HAvrHa IN THHIR POS.
n sssston books BELONGING to Wells Drury
ws requested 70 lssvs the same st the oaos q
WxLIs pR0RY,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-28

ERoN NEVADA oITY. oAIIT0R>
= mis-. r~ermansntly ioeatsd q vtrs0
ginia City. 0fios, Ito SOUTH o sFnkkx
6atisfaot,on guaranteed. u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20
Surviving an Execution.

A particularly cold blooded murder having
been committed in the harbor of Leyuka by
sailor, ne WAS arrested, tried and
condemned 10 be hanged. During
his incarnation he paid great atten,
lion TO the mi0is.raiiona of Wess
leysn clergyman. The day for the exc
ution arrived; ths gallows was erected in
rotoga tquare, ard guard of soldiers, com.
msnded by Lieut. Martin, surrounded the
fatal tree. An interested mob filed the
square. After u great deal of trouble tko
authorities h d secured the services
of an execulioner-the second msto
of the schooner, VINO, for twenty five
doll,rs, and with permission to wear
q mask, consented TO pull the bolt. The
minister of death was ready; the convict, re-.
signed to his fate, was waiting for the ropes
adjustment, when, to tue horror of Lieutei ant
Martin, whose eyes alone detected toe blum
der, 1t WIS seen that the height of the mar
had never been calculated, and there WAS no
drop TO speak Of. The atnsture Marwood
completed the toilet, pulled the bolt hold
inc up the false aoor aud the con-
vict fell, the nocso slipping round
under bis chin and his toes touching the
ground. The scene that followed, leave to
the imagination Of my readers. The wretch-
ed murderer was calling out, Il
am being murdered, not hanged and
unable 10 stand the scene of misery
any longer. Mr.. Martin cut the
rope with his knife, and the half hanged man
WAS retsken to his prison. A. first, fearing
that another attempt would be- made
to eufCrce his execution, he was remarkable
for his piety, but on.finding that, even had
not the executioner Immediately oecamped
with his douceur, it was impossible to repeat
the hungle, he gave evidence Of his
convslesence by announcing in Ian.
gusge more f0rcible than polite that
bis neck was UNANIMOUSLY stiff. Whatever
WAS 70 DO done with him9 There was
no proper gsol for whites lie . I'D not be
set free to repea. his crimes. l.- vas stu>
psndous nuisance ss well o. bad man.
Fortune, however favore" ID perpleIed
government. 1t was dett ned 10 ship the
half hanged culprit to ". ZEALAND, whore
he arrived, much 10 the disgust OF the
people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20

The Pros ress OF work on the LINE
he Round House and Depot CON
tract Il For, Etc.
Manager Waite, ofthe Chicago, Texas 4
Mexican Centrsl road, was interviewed yes
terdsy By HERALD reporter in reference 10
his road. BE reports that everything is
working like clock work. The survey frum
Dallas to Aivsrado is completed and the
srge foroe ofgrsders ara pnshing the work
rapidly forward TO completion, and SO soon
as finished the road from that point to Gle.
burne will be let tor grading. Within Ihe
next few days twenty-five miles OF the line
will be let from this city towards Paris, when
an additional force ct graders will bs placed
IN this part of the field. He has the con-
tract for the building Of large
round house to be located a. or near the
intersection of the Texas Trunk and bis road,
near lhe fair grounds The conlrac. for
two-atury frame depo. 1906 feet, to be built
vt this point, for temporary use, has also
beon lot and work on both will begin at once
by to-night they propose 20 eff ct n connec-
lion with the Houston u Texas Central and
expect to have the track laid 10 shat road
and all the necessary switches and frogs in
positi n. This will enable the road TO receive
l"m'e- from the Texas Trunk and transfer
II to Mlller's ferry where the large bridge on
the road which ia 70 span the Trinity
ne'r that point is to DO built Two
eugir GERS are already here and the road hiss
received ample fiat cars TO begin the con-
struc ion. Its probable that the bridge first
built MT Millcr's ferry will be tempe
rsry structure 10 be used merely
for the passage of msterisl to be used
in the construction Of the road.
Manager Waite says that the work will be
pushed forward IS fast as possible and that
as soon as the bridge is completed over the
Triuity river and the iron which is daily
look for arrives. track laying will begin
in earnest. There are twenty-five in the
surveying corps now locating line between
Dallas and Paris. Capt. Rabb, the right of
way agent, has been exceedingly active, and
jutt as successful in securing the right of
way from Dallas to Cleburne. The people
are beginniag TO see that the road means
businefs, that it is coming, and they are not
ditpo cd to csSt anything 10 its way.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20


Lofts will begin her season IL Montreal
September 10.
Miss Rose Eyilpge will begin TO star in
Felicia, August -
An effort e being made 10 produce SEMI
OF Posen in Eoglaud.
The Little Savage is the name Of Maggie
Mrchel's new play.
Mr., Frauk Casntrsu's son is 10 be in MIR.
John AcCuilough's company.
hiss Ellie Wilton is reported to have been
engaged by The kirHlty's tor 4 part in Michel
Strosod.
Among The actresses Who ara said 10 re-
sembio Mile Sarah. Barph4rdt is Miss Lsnner
who hiss been playing in PDilAdelphis.
The girl with two heads, tour arms NJ d
one body Is now the chief attraction ia
BunnelPs museum, and the place Is full of
curious things.
The Florences will make their first sp-
pesrance since their return, under Mr.. Ais
oey's management, namely, in the Boston
PAX, September 8
Mr.. Erwin Booths tour next season,
under engagement TO Mr.. Abbsy, viii be-
under the personal direction OF Mr.. w. w.
rilloDon, whose assistance has already been
of value TO Mr.. Abby in the management Of
his lhoa'resiu this city and Boston.
M Edgar Fswcelts genius has gradually
widened IN scope, Not content with writing
American comedies, be has now produced
one which is International, aud which wo are
told may be used to open Nj. Days regu-
lar season.
The R,nkins are going TO play 10 Hsver4
ly's Fourteenth suo9t theatre, according 10
the Hour, 10 40, new plsy said to DO writ
ten by NJ. Joaquin Miller, in which Mr..
Rankin will be al old miner and Mrs. Rankin
hoydenish girl celled Carrots
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20
Destroyed by FIRE.

The standing corn in the field of Mr.. John
S!okeley's field, situated several miles from
Grape Vine, caught or was set shre Thursday
evening, and the shucks aud blades were 30
dry ttaS tho Are spread over The entire field
consuming the crop. Ii burned rapidly,
leaving the cara almost parched. How the
fire originated is no. known, and the suppoai-
on Is that it was either got fire on purpose
OF accidentally fired by come hunters VINO
we're seen to pass through thai vicinity. The
corn in the fields is so dry by reason of mo
droplh, that the least spark would start it to
burning
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20
Valuable Property for
SALE

Lots Z, s, ., and west half of O, block 1919
corner OF Commerce and Preston Streets good
small h1use, out-housrs large cistern, $50 Zee,
on comm go street, " feet deep 20 Alley
Lots anu ,, block l5O.l0 81 fe,t. front IN
Commerce street 80 feet ON alley and 90 ffel
ueep,eolnei OF commerce and II 4 4 o raj
road reservation Three cabins on the lot.
Price $500
West helfof tors, bly ok l7O, north side
Main strsei, y hy IN feet. near Rawllns
house, and In resr Of DR.. A tsn's 1rug Stora,
small cabin on Il. trce $3.50.
y. East half orlot Z, BLOCK 10 e g. south side of
Il m street. ~ ny 100 feet, lucding blacksmith
shop. Price, 500.
Fractional ok ~, & II. southeast Of
Central railtJau, nth o! I'm street, 81 feet
front, running tack In IpS of a irlsngle,
box house Onl II, Price S., 10.
Fiya-eighths Of an acres less 30 feet, right OF
way OF Central railroad across the Track, In
Guiding honse, well ard three SUI all hou,es
The houses heong to the occupants and the
pump TO o. NELL, and will not be sold Price
$1,000,
lot4, block 279H. at the corner of swis,
aud Ileawkin sstreete, mo ting 90 feet on Swiss
and Airandaand ITO feet ON Hawkins, Price
$500
Lot IL in block lI2 on the south side of Main
and 80 wa't II Lloyd street. 5OxlU0 feet aCo
dwelling house thereon Price $780,
LoIs III pook i'H' commerce street ,5)xl00 II +,
in rear oflot ID. above the two exiendj.g
through from Main to Commerce Price $22o flor
both lots $S2j
The titlesto all the above property are be-
lie ed TO be perfect, and viii be warranted
generallyt by the residualy lesetees Of a. H..
shepherd.
| Terms of sale 20 e-rrird cash, one-thlrd In
six months, one-third In twelyr
months, notes with tea per oent. nIeres,
FIN naf ID n Of f~.,u
10 secure payment. Purchasers may pay
money at any time aud stop In terest.
! Tho property will be sold to settle and par
! tltion the estate according TO ths will AID The
powerof attorney from the legatoes
u, HUNT,
Execute II. Shepherd and attorney In
! fact .'es.
| Angus t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-20
NE " u NOTES.

At Ocean Bluff hotel, Kennebunkport, O
Miss Hooper, OF Arlington, Mass, got into
deep water, where q strong flood took her feet
Nut the bottom and swept her in by the eud
OF the pier. she would have persisted but for
the very prOmst Courageous and efficient action
OF Miss DunbAr, of Boston, a bOarder bt the
Clifhouse, who had taken of her bathing suit,
hut WAS standing on the rocks This young
lsdy, only about 10 years OF age, instantly real
lied the peril, and rushed deliberately into the
side and brought the drowning girl where she
G. uld be taken on the pier.
There Is woman in Portland, Ore, who
has adopted novel way to get rid OF her hut
band. she Is believer In Sp rtualism, and
states that she received communication thai
her husband would die before August /. She
30 worked upon the Door man that he actually
fell sick, and became nearly frightened to
d,ath. When at his worst she ordered her
mourning clio hes, aud calmly talked 10 him
about his notions In regard To u other hus-
band for her, and who he pre- erred sae should
take, Finally his anger overcame his fears,
and at latest accou OTIS ne w0s braciug up, d :
tsrmined to postpone his death TO IN Indefinite
date.
According to statistics presented at the re-
cent cong ess OF European brewers, at Vlen-
ma, Europe has about 40 900 brew rles, produc-
Ing nearly $3.50, 900 600 gallons OF matt liquor
Great Britain produces nearly third, then
comes Prussia, Bavaria, and austria. Bavaria
c1osuDes fifty -four gallons per head; Belgium
kWuOst Ustf Is cultliy llliuo NJ isOuNhlH WntIe,
90, Is her chief university, thirty England,
twenty.nint Outside of Bavaria, whore the
vefy babes lap beer the average resumption
In Ger,n any is nineteen gallons. In HoJllsnd
tis nine, Ireland, eight and one half France,
four, but esesdily increasing roe past
twenty five years we seen an extraOrdin ~
In rease in the beer production Of Scotland and
IrelNnd, where ormurly whisky was the pee
vaiung drink.
The California papers complain of what they
call another eXtOrti, n pract ced on the bur l.
ness men Of San Franc SEQ by the railroad
monopoly OF that stste. The state chafg ~
the railways fifty conts car-ioSd Tor all
freight landed on It's wharves in the city this
Is equlva ent t. five cents ton, very light
tax Bur the monopoly charges IL back or the
merchants by forcing each consignse Co ply
ten csnt on his consignment If there are ouiy
nvepsckages Of merchandise consigned TO IN
maay merchants, H. n car, this mskes just
he tax; but If there are twenty or litty each
package Ia made 10 pay tsn cents, aud thus
the monopoly collectst wu 70 hve dollars to
indemnify itself for tax OF only fifty cents.
and makes the tax on itselfa pretext for en-.
tar.inn