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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22
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An editorial article published In the
Enterprise this morning with reference
to the case Of the people versus Chief Of
Police Bradley. Of Virginia. while in the
main correct and well written contains
one or two misstatements which the
News cannot permit to pass %uneontra-
dictsd. The misstatsmsnts referred TO
charge that the reporter Of the NEvs
INDUCED in false and malicious attacks
upon private character. and that he
wrote scurrilous squibs about Bradley.
The Nrws dsniss this fatly, and ehsl-
lsnsss the Enterprise to make good Ito
assertions. Nothing has been said In
the News about Bradley that 10 not true;
nay, the truth about him has not been
hall told. The News has recently 70.
csived comnunications from respectable
citissns vhs do not wish to have their
names made public. which. IL published.
would probably convince even the t"i~'
priss that Bradley u IN unit man for
Chief Of Police OF Virginia.
The Nkws holds that private character
ID sacred, and that . Newspaper has no
right to asssil II I; bat II also holds that
"ths public acts Of public officials are
public property" and as such are proper
subjects for criticism By all citizens ;
nay more. the Nrws holds II to Be- the
duty Of the press to point out the short
comiuss Of public of,cials. and when .
mandy. psmby newspaper. through fear
OF losing . little patronage. fails to stand
mp for the rights Of the people against
the acts OF corrupt and incompetent Oh.
cials. that newspaper becomes . Disgrace
to its propristors. and should DO . shame
to its conductors.
But there 10 more involved In this
matter than may b seen by the careless
observer. The question whether vir.
GINA City is longer q safe place for quiss
and wsli-bshavsd citizens to reside. 10
involved in this matter. When . man
In the pursuit Of his legitimate duties is
brutally assaulted BY = public Official.
and only BY COED luck escapes being
murdered. the question raised should
come homo to every respectable citizen.
When the public officials OF . place are
men Who at ell times are ready with the
pistol. or are experts in the rules OF the
prizs-ripg and seem to BE- eager to make
. display OF their brutal requirements.
1t 10 either time for the press to hold the
acts Of these mon up to the public view.
or for lsw-abidins. respectable people to
migrate To other climss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22
General News Items.

Sixty thousand Americans made the
tour Of Europs this year.
The unwilling Of the statue t. Lerd
Byron was to take place at Athens Octo-
Der 9th.
II 90 soon I have been dens for. I
wonder what I was begun for 2-Smator
Bdyord.
The apple crop In Oregon and WASH
inston Territory was below the average
this year.
The population Of Prussia is set down
At 1878. 1896. Of whom l,l22.A Io live
In Berlin.
Lorillsrd's horse Psssaie won the race
In England. day before yesterday, for the
Csmbridgsshirs trial plate.
Chicago has %. 74s. 900 invested In
school property; and 1857 teachers are
employed In her public schools.
Forest City. Sierra county. California.
10 to have weekly Newspaper, to DO
known as the Sierra County Tribune.
At the request Of the citizens living on
Guitesu street In Cleveland. Ohio. Ito
name has been changed to Abran street.
The funniest event Of the age 10 the
death OF q psuper In . Pennsylvania
alms-hsuss with 80, 200 insurance upon
bis life.
The monument TO President GARFIELD.
which it IL proposed to erect In Lake
| visw Cemetery, near Cleveland, will
cost about 5000. 900.
The banking house OF Thoass Branch
& Co.. Richmond. Virginia. bought In
two days recently over 81, ZOO. 600 worth
OF Confederate bonds.
Since March LIST to date Chicago pack
era have slaughtered and sailed 2.350..
900 hogs. against 2,626. 900 for the cor.
responding period . year ago.
The agent for the Braunschwsis Sun.
nsburg Lottery, Of Germany. was fned
500 in the San Francisco Police Court
yesterday fer selling lottery tickets.
Another claimant to q portion Of the
estate OF William 8. O'Brisn has been
beard from. This time II is . would.bs
niece who lives In Washington, D. @.
Jersey Quseu,"a famous Vermont
COW, owned In Psscham, gave 440S
pounds Of milk during the first 100 days
Of her yearly test. making 25l pounds Of
butter.
George F. Roberts. an Euglishmau.
was robbed OF $500 In q slssping car
between Indianapolis and LitchAsld, on
the indianapolis and st. Louis Railroad.
the other day.
Bret Hsrts's hair IL said to be turning
white. The Sacramento Record. Union
says he has been working too hard. For
four years hs has drawn bis salary a.
United States Consul at Glasgow without
assistance.
A thrss-dsys-eriskst match ID being
played at the Recreation Grounds In Ban
Francisco between All Epgland's Eleven
and the Twenty One OF California. Gov
ernor Perkins and King Kalakaua were
present yesterday afternoon.
The total value Of cotton manufactures
In the United States for 1880 was $780,.
IT'S, 900. distributed ~ follows: New
England. Sl4s. 0ls. s45; Middle States.
$29. 81. 492; Southern States, SIG, $780,.
ass; Western States, 81 1879, lss.
According 10 semi-o6icid figures. com.
piled for the New Orleans Pioayuns, the
sugar crop OF the year ending September
I, 1891. was the largest raised In Louisi.
ana since the war. The total pounds OF
sugar are given at 272, s82, 500, and gal.
Ions OF molssses, Is. 255. 030.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22
Reno Items.
Rsao Ga,stts. October 20.


Scott i Hank. nine miles south OF
Hallock station on the @. P. r. R., have
the finest Hereford cattle and English
draft horses to be found on this COST.
This hrm import the animals directly
from Europe and the benefit Of . long
experience. aided By capital and close
attention TO the business, has secured
for them the very best results In breed
ing.
Al. Lonelsy Il now feeding ous hun.
dred and sighty-nvs head Of beef cattle.
He has thirty-fouf head iattsnipg for
Christmas. Each . weighs ovsr . ton.
They we're brought In from Pitt river
last winter, and have been fed on the
choicest kind Of pasturses ever since.
The Asylum contractor have seat be-
Low for brickmaksrs. The carpenters
have seas 70 work with D.. Powell -
foreman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

The publication Of Secretary Blsins's
letter Of acceptance has brought out
some important and interesting iniorma'
ton regarding the relations Of othsl
members Of the Cabinet with the Presi'
dent. Il seems that Postmaster General
James and Attorney General Mcvsssh
both made conditions. Mcvsagh insist.
ing that he should not Be trsmnslsd in
the realization Of his civil service reform
ideas. and James STIMULATING that he
should BE- free to leave the Cabinet next
year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

Tenants In the old State House. In
Boston. have received notification that
they must vasats their quarters. the
plans for rsmodeling the structure having
been completed. The old high roof and
the small door in front. Aapksd BY two
windows Of ancient design. will be re-
stored. together with such other features
- will renew the appearance which the
sdiAcs presented in 1900. The portico
at the east end. however, cannot be re-
storcd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

A secret society has been formed In
st. Petersburg for the purpose OF CON-
batting the Nihilists with their own
weapons. The society lie said to be
composed Of three hundred persons,
divided into groups Of Ave each. and
directed by Q central committee. at the
head Of which IL . man Of rrinesly
rank. closely connected with the throne.
The other members bslsns chiefly to the
nobility and the Official class. They are
animated with intense hatred OF Mill
ism, and are determined to use sven
assassination to crush Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22
Heavy Frelphtlnu Business.

Wiansmueea Silver State, October 20.
Immense quantities Of freight are now
being taken over the Central Pacific
Railroad. Railroad men soy that the
road has never done more business In
that line than Il 10 doing at present.
Special trains. heavily loaded. arrive
and depart from here at all hours Of the
day and night. the regular trains not be-
ing sufficient TO do the work. 80 far Il
seems a. II the southern roads had net
In the least affected the trafac On the
Central Pacific. and they are not likely
to. unless there should bs unusual snow
blocades In the winter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22
WASHINGTON MAffERs.
Senate observation-disclosures In.
dicted = Window Investigating
Senate Connrmation-Etc.

wAszMoros, October 22.-Thsrs Wal
. full attendance Of the Senate and gal.
lsriss yesterday.
Sherman called up his resolution fol
the report Of Jas. F. Mslvins.
Farley moved to include the testimony
taken during the investigation Of Dawes,
and Sherman opposed the amendment.
Lost. 23 to 81. and the resolution
was adopted. A party vote. Davis. oil
Illinois, voting With the Republicans.
Mcpherson presented Q petition from
certain members Of the New York Lsois.
lsturs against the titles Of Laphsm and
Miller. Referred to the Elections Com.
mittss.
Senate went into Executive session
after which II adjourned.
The Prssidsut said he would not nom.
insts any Cabinet oficers yesterday and
probably will not until Monday Of
Tuesday.
Many Democrats think the Rspubli.
cans made . mistake In voting against
| the calling fer the tsstimonv taken In
The Treasurv inyss,iosiion and tbsy
viii cali The a~ttsntlon of ~ eouutry 70
hi. vote A int.ndsd 10 supprss,
fsots. Tbev viii ipt,odrcs .notbs, rsso.
luton which will brips n disou.sion.
and the Assistant. Secretary will accom-
psny the report with a 'dsisuss Of. him.
an.
Thu Grand Jur, b.ys inflated o.n..in
Hovo.ts for smb.,siip1 S9o. 600 from
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22
Ducks and Geese.
wiaa.mae.a Si,..r State. October 20.

Winnsmuesa Siissr State. October 20.
The Indians are doing . lively bust.
ness nowadays shooting ducks and geese.
for which they ind q ready market here
and 1t other places along the railroad.
Mallard and oanvas.back ducks sell for
"four bits''a pair. and fat geese for a.
much each. The red men from ear the
Sink Of Humboldt sometimes bring
swans to town, for which they AK sew
enty.Hve cents apiece. but ducks consti.
tuts their principal stock in trade. a.
they arc very plenty along the river.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

Miss Nilsson Is liable 10 do we'll on
her singing tour In this country. HsI
contract with Manager Henry E. Abbey
for the winter Of lss2-s3 binds the prims
donna to sing at n hundred concerts OF
more. beginning October. 1882. The
terms are $l00. 900. with . half share In
all houses over and above $4,000. and
with Lodging. board and travelling ex.
psnsss for herself. her husband. sgen.
and two servants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

Mr.. Jshn Walker Of the London Times
Il stated to be 80 well pleased with his
visit to America and his treatment while
here. that he declares hs would like to
have his family live here long enough to
become thoroughly acquainted with the
psople.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

OF The play "'4s." which the tsls.
Graph says the well. known actor Mckee
Rankin had Q lawsuit about the other
day In Chicago. the New York Tribune
says: "'49" 10 . mslo-drana OF the
family Of "Mriss." 1.-TWO Men Of
Sandy Bar" etc.. and Mr.. Rankin pre-
ssnts In Il . roush-snd-ready miner Of
1sAs. while his wife acts . sort Of female
gifted Hopkins"-all talent and bloom.
bat quite adritt on the turbulent stream
Of California backweods life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

Colonel Rockwell expresses the opin-
ion that. In order to improve the san.
itary condition OF the White House.
Congress will order that most II not oil
Of the inside walls shall bs tsra ont. to
DO rebuilt upoa practically the same
plan, but with many improvements
essential to hsalthiulness and cleanli.
ness. It 10 hoped. too. that in this way
the vsrmin which are said to infest the
Executive Mansion may be sxtsrminsted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

Baron Stsubsn. the German General
and patriot who 20 efficiently assisted In
the long hsht fer American liberty. IL
liable to have his memory kept green.
for there are two counties. ono in New
York and one In Indiana, bearing his
name; also six towns. the principal one
Of which 10 the thriving little city Of
S~teubenvilis, Ohio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

The Spanish papers state that the dis
covery has been made in the Colonial
Office at Madrid Of . small picture In
oils OF Columbus, In . perfect state Of
preservation. 1t represents him as
about forty years Of sgs. with thick
dark hair and Q hooked nose. It 10 con.
isctured to be Q contemporary portrait.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

Guitssu objects to being made out 10
b actually insane. and wrote to his law
yer. Soovills. saying that he only claimed
illegal insanity" Here on the Pacific
coast that sort Of ~spssuodio orsnkinsss.
or emotional insanity" has BEEN .
gsod saving plea for murder. bat auitesu
has no powerful friends. and viii not b
able to sstablish even illegal insanity"
0sitssu will have 10 swing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22
Another Richmond Bonanza.

On Tuesday last. says the Eureka
Sentinel Of the Goth intsant. the miners
working In the west drift on the sixth
level Of the Richmond mine encountered
. new and extensive body Of ore. II 10
not yet known how large the body 10,
bot IL 10 thought 10 Be very extensive
and very rich. Previous 10 this ind
there was ore enough In sight to keep
the furnaces running for . ysar. The
probabilities now are that there u an
abundance Of ore tss Z two ysas's run.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

Il 10 related that when the late Gen.
sral Burnside received . telegram from
General sprasus. asking him how soon
be could DO ready to take charge OF the
Rhode Island troops. no flashed back
the instant answer. ''In q ninute!"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

8. P. Dorsey. who shot himself last
Tuesday ct Elko. lived till yesterday
morning. The bullet, . 44-calibrs.
lodged In the brain. yet be was fully
conscious. and seemed to suffer but little
main
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

Cleveland has made money out Of the
burial OF Garfield. The visitors OF the
time Of the funeral spent money freely
in the hotels. restaurants. and stores;
the theatsrs wero crowded ven on the
very night Of the ceremonies. and special
trains are still run every day to carry
those who wish 10 soc the tomb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22

"whsn the days begin to lensthsn.
the cold begins to strengthen" and con-
vsrssly, when the days begin TO shorten.
then the heat begins to hotten.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-22
MARRIED,

At Eureka, October 10. Pistro Antonioli
10 Theresa Botini.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-09
SENATOR'S VINO HAVE RESIGNED.

The records ofthe United States
Government show that during It's
existence Of 81 years All U. S.
Senators have resigned volun,ari-
~ the high trusts committed to
their keeping by the States Of the
Union. In all, y Massachusetts
and 8 Pennsylvania Senators re-
signed. The following distin-
guished statesmen resigned Sena-
torships twice, each: Andrew
Jackson, Daniel Webster, John
N. Clayton, John Forsyth, Jefier-
son Davis, J. .Crttenden, George
w. Campbell, Simon Cameron
and Hannibal llamlin. Most OF
these Senators resigned to accep,
more lucrative and honorable
positions than those that they held.
!, was Mr.. Jefferson who said Of
ollice-holdcrs that "few die and
none resign and the Sage of Mon.
deellowas not far wrong in so say.
ing. AS general thing no man re.
signs an Office unless with the
expectation OF filling a better ans
higher one.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-09

Tux Ripley Sentinel advises its
readers to have nothing to do with
the Mississippi Mutual Aid Asso-
citation, an insurance company Of
W'nona. WI clip this item from
that paper;
The company issued A policv
for $1,000 and guaranteed. them.
selves, that not less that S,.ooo
should be paid upon every death,
to the beneficiary named in ,he
policy. Mr.. X. a. McCord
brother Of our circuit clerk. die,
here a little more than a year ago
and now his mother who |. n,
beneficiary Is asked to aecen
'l$sooin full satisfaction Of her cla;r
being assured that Il Is this or moth
thing.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-09

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so.. tt..'t om hiepeapls knows
loo "tlors and hinhs
patty has ahy ouch Nv
umInngci t k time 20 thaks
lbem on The editor believes a
competent man ,an b. he'd Gon
smons uie people without consult.
inr Jack BON of Vi,ks burg Hollis
pdnH South
ics. that is true. and Bob Taylor
.is ihc man.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-09
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-09

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Who knows bu, Cant. TAYLOR
win prove 20 D. th. ozark hor,,
.tha, wiIl bear OF the mlrrn3,onal
prize That Cant. Tlylor Is very
popular m he norh-vcsicrn por-
ton Of the State. there IS no doub, /:
and tha, he i a good. tine and
patriotic Democrat, and would
make a most excellent governor,
-
iiou. K. II. TAYLOR is no, a, al
disturbed by the action Of hi,
drc,a. ~ ,,lo h;D Goro-,or
The T.,l,r hoom /. c,ir,v under
way IN North Aliss;ss;np; and
as,h.r,, .,,.,,-h d,l. !, ].
spc.adi,g +, eyerv d;rec,;o, and
i destined 70 nl,v q, ;,,o-,,,,
mar, n,be S,,,ecn,y,,,ioa n,
.TayIor \ n a. 6ela. ~ r-s,I.
.h,v. go, b;,, ,bo-, AL j.. H.,
.reye H. An, ~ , s,.o,, r,-4..
date. |, i wonderful Inc e,,brs;.
asm his name has avsteBel-
prootbavc, I.edye,
Conversations with the men,
bsrs OF Executive COMMITTEES Of
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-09

N
come proprietor % the Baptist Re.
,.ul
Cawah has o. larger white popi-
.lahon ,h1n any oth,r county 10 The
State.
/ " Yo@uneblood Is On the cd
,9ral stall Of ,hg Wick burg Com
mrr,ial.
Miss Caldwell. Of McComb City,
while roIlet-skaung icll and broke
an arm.
The Republican, Of Alfalfa coun-
~ hold a mass meeting 4, KoIei-
.usko to-day.
Some Of the machinery for the
projected factory has arrived At
Water Valley.
The Barksdale- HUMPHREYS brig
ade will have a reunion at Jack
son on the 18th inst,
Last week. near Yazoo City,
Solomon Morton, colored, died in
the tooth year Of his age.
During the fig season the can
nery al Pascagoula expects TO can
100 bushels Of figs a day.
The Wesson Mills have received
an order FOR $4,000 worth OF
goods from an Atlanta house.
The room Oft. Giyan at Meri-
dian was lately entered and SIG
stolen from his pants pockets.
During the months Of July ano
Angus, the merchants Of Column
bus viii close their stores at 6:3o
P. m.
Madam Louis, a colored lcctur,
CT from Hayti, has an appoint.
meni a, Crystal Springs next Mon.
day.
The Methodist parsonage al
Brookhayen was destroyed by fire
last week, with nearly all its con-
tents.
Haskell, the evangelist, pi,eheC
his gospel tent at Biloxi on the stl
inst, and will continue there sew.
eral days
The people Of Columbu'
use refined cotton seed oil for cul-
mary purposes in preference &c
hogs lard.
Mr.. G.. L. Everitt has withdraw
from the Handsboro Advertiser
leaving Mr.. {. NJ. Liddell editor
and proprietor.
In Summit a few nights since
DR.. J. r. Samples residence wa:
robbed Of articles and money
amounting to $500.
Owing TO a scarcity Of labor
some Of the best farms in Scot
county have been deserted aHi
the houses permitted to fall down
While the Grand Lodge Of tn
Knights Of Honor was in session
a, Aberdeen the Knights contrib
uted $50 to the Natchez orphar
Asylum.
AT the late term Of the circui
court Of Grenada county a judg
ment for 1900 was given agains
the circuit clerk for issuing a mar
rage license to a lady under II
years Of age.
!, While Miss Gill and Nose
Roscnbaum, Of Meridian, wer
: playing with a pistol at "lover'
+ retreat" near that place, the wear
on fired and seriously wounde
the latter in the bowels.
There are nine scholarships !
the State Normal school at Nash
vile, Tenn, to be filled by Mi'
!. sissippi girls and boys. The place
are filed by competitive examin'
.,tion.
D., A few nights since, while w. \
'e Walters, living near Forest, wa
sitting on his gallery in the mid
Of his family, he was instantly xii
b. cd by some assassin firing seve
Incl 1T. -. N
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NOTICE.

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