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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10
Fatal Experiment.

KAssAs crrr. No.. August lo.-ons
Of the Oldest settlers Of this county,
Uncle Johnny Hayden. met bis death
yesterday morning BY blowing Into the
barrel Of . shotgun loaded With buck
shot. Before putting the music to bis
mouth be raised both hammers. The
entire top Of the old mans head was
blown OF,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10

Ayers Agus Cure 10 the only medicine
In existence which may bs considered On
absolute antidots for fever and aRus.
and kindred diseases. II not only affords
immediate relief. but IL ersdicstes the
malsrial poison which produces the dis.
ease, without leaving any %snsrvatipg or
Injurious effect, - 10 the case with many
Of the agus medicines advertised.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10
1rhisviss whisky.

Thomas Fisher. who was discovered
In the store room Of Thomas Hebron, .
restaurant keeper in Virginia City. plead
Cd guilty to . charge Of petty larceny In
Justice Hirss' Court this morning. In
sxtsnuation OF his crime be stated that
be was drunk and did not know what be
was doing when hs transferred 10 his
pockets potatoes and onions belonging
to Mr.. Heffron. In consideration Of
this the Justice gave him . light ssn-
tsncs-hvs days in the County Jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10
Salt csnmssssa.

T. B. Woods. agent for Shea. Boque.
raz 4 Mckee. . liquor arm Of San Fran.
cisco, has alsd With tbs Clerk Of the
District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
triet On attachment 90 the property Of
WI. Nsgss& Co.. saloon.ksspsrs In
Csrsen, and prsys for Judgment In their
fsyer Of Sll66 ,fsf. Liquors inrnishsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10
he Triasd With the Nails.

Kansas CIrY. No., Aug. l0.-Issso A.
starbsrd. husband OF the Postmistrsss
at Henry. Bay county. was arrested fo'
trihlps with the malls ct that postofaos.
and brought to this city yesterday for
examination. His thtfts amounted TO
about $500 10 sums varying from % to
$500. In default, Of $4,000 bond be vas
lodged 10 the county Jail 81 Indspsnd'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10
Dspars.rss Last kvssiss.

Kelly. Miss N Chatam. Miss Brown.
II B Leftwick. II Adler. Mary Gurrell,
Mrs. z Katenstsin. A smith. T @ Taylor.
Nrs E Chandler and son. A WEIGH and
family, Mrs L Malone. @ @ Pownins. n
Rod. Il o Gross, J T Davis, J johnson. ]
n Hlsnigsn. P Gugnina. J W Mack. J
Dosns, T 8 Merchant. = Frederick. A La
Porte, Capt s knight. L Mandsl. Jas
plsvins, X Robinson. Mrs II T Golden,
Mrs. La Mott and son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10

Hank Monk upset the stsss-ooaoh be
was driving from Lake Tahoe to Carson
last evening. Hs claims that IL 10 the
nrs, time . mishap Of that sort ever
occurred to him, and hs 10 inoonsolsbls.
There we're fourteen passengers aboard.
but fortunately none we're injured be-
yond . few sligbt bruises. Among the
passengers were sx.Auorpey General
Dsvsns and daughter Of Washington,
and Rev. E. F. Walker Of Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10

Wells Drury returned this morning
from his trip to Oregon. he 10 looking
hale and hearty. he will probably re.
main on the coustock for some time.
Captain T. g. Taylor. Superintendent
Of the Yellow jacket, left for Ban Fran.
CISCO last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10

In Ayers Asus Cure ws have . posi-.
tive remedy for fever and ssus and oil
mslarisl disorders, and ~ entirely free
from from quioips. arsenic. or other In.
furious drugs. Il 10 the chemical and
msdioipsl triumph Of the aRs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10

The police Of Virginia have captured
snumbsr Of DRINKS since the pay days.
Gold Hill liquor 10 Of the sort that cheers
bat does not insbhats, and eonseausnty
Justice Flannisehsm 10 nsvsr called up.
On 70 erdsy the incarceration ct drums.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10
ar.,,.,. m. n.r.,.x.

Wells Drury. L Dean. A Roos. Thos'
Frsshiil. u Donahue. Mrs P B Nealand'
Mn HALEY. Mrs. Chandler. Mrs MeLarem'
Miss A Cohen. Miss G Smart. Mrs Tobin,
W b Smith, L L Crockett.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10

How's Thsss "Ihers's not . bottle Of
Hub Punch IN the cellar" HJw's thsf'
WY. our diunsr party ysstsrdsy fnishsd
the last bottle T.
"Then, M dear, don't forget 70 remind me-
to order Q fresh supply iomorrowI'
Fquslly nns vi Ii hot water, soda wstsr.
lemspsde. or dns Ice.
Sod By oil arocsrs. Wine Merchants and
Druggists. Trsfs supplisd By Richards . Hal
ripon, Agents for tbs Pacine coast, ran Jran'
cisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10
RRf08r.
sAs vyasssses DsAra-

Last xvExuo.
ITO Eureka Con-. 34k go. -
5000 Jackson. 1sc
90 Northern Belle. t&k slo
Ito Navajo. TOO
20 Star. 500
Aio Day. q 40. Z %
900 Albion. N. 80 sl0
800 Wales. 500
$50 North Belle Isls. kSe
800 Holmes. $50. 600
200 East NJ Disblo. iSs
500 Bsohtsl. I 30
% Tiosa. $50
20 BulVsr. ~
800 0~oodshsw. $50
100 Conoordia. 7se
$50 Mono. . -
500 Addsnda. 30
500 Upivsrsity. 30
ls0 Noonday. 9ss
$50 Orc. $50. 500
100 Tiptop. 81
TINE MOANING.
20 0phir. 81
500 Mexican. 81. So sy0
% Gould 4 Curry. Z %
lSs Best 3 Bslchsr. lok. leS
$50 Con. Virginia.
ils Savage. q Is. 2 20
20 California. ! bs
so Potosi. ~. . IS
%. 20 Grown Point. 2 05,
40 Hale 4 Noroross. 3. . ~
40 yellow Jsekst.s
Is Kentuok. ~.
so Alpha, 3 30
els Bslohsr. 8. . IS
i6s Sierra Nevada. 81. 81
$50 Condolences. I. IS
$50 Bullion. 500
10 Utah. 81
100 0vsrman. I Is
400 Justice. soc
ls6 Union Con-. -
l0tAlta. 95
600 sutro. I5c
90 Occidental. I 80. I -
as Andes. I 10. I 03
100 Scorpion, IN
600 New wslls-P Fargo. ioc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10

Operations for the past week hsvs
developed bat little In the mines that 10
Of much encouragement to stockholders.
Crosscuttins has been conmsncsd on
the 400 level OF the Utah, and some In
forest 10 manifested In that direction.
There IL no good reason Why the sntici'
pstions Of finding ore ct that depth,
which are INDUCED in BY the manage
usnt, should not be realized. Almost
In every other mine ON the lode ore
bodies have been found near the surface.
and Why not in Uahf
The wisdom Of Superintendent Pat
tons method OF handling the water In
the north end u every day becoming
moro manifest. The drill holes run
from the face OF the drift on the 2700
level OF the Union shaft have been
driven into the water belt. Int these
holes have been inserted iron pipes with
cocks. which are 90 arranged that the
dow OF water can b regulated to the
capacity OF the pumps. There car DO
no danger Of flooding the mine. for
should = portion Of tho pumping ma.
ehinsry give way the dow . bs cut
Oh entirely. The body Of water on the
$500 level has already decreased to .
considerable extent. but NO attempt will
be made to run driits from the station
(vhieh will be completed some time this
week. ct the 27o0 level OF the Sierra
Nsvada. Union VINE until the water 10
entirely drained OF. Until suoh time
sinking Of the winzs will be continued
upon the completion Of the station.
Work in the other north end mines
progress a. usual. There has been .
slight increase Of vater in the bottom OF
the Gould 4 Curry and Best & Bslohsr
shat. but no. enough to interfere with
sinking.
Both sections Of the @. N. 8. hydraulic
pumps we're placed in motion again this
aitsrnoon. The Impression prevails
upon the streets that the pumps will DO
run this time for what they are worth;
that they win DO proved either useless
or available, and that there will be no
more waiting after this trial to zee what
the hydraulic pumps will do; that the
test will demonstrate their utility or lack
Of It.
The usual work goes on In Yellow
jacket. The development made in
Jaek., ground BY the sutro tunnel has
not yet been prospsotsd. Mining men
Who have examined II pronounce IL an
excellent prospect.
At the Consolidated Imperial the DRIFT
on the $500 level. connecting with the
Yellow jacket, has been rsopsnsd and
the atmosphere cooled thereby.
The stump at the Alta shaft will proba-
bly, b completed tomorrow. when drift
ing will be commenced for the ledge.
The ore reported extracted on tho
Comstock per day the past week 10 ~
follows: California, 10 tons; Kentuek,
10 tons: Bslchsr. average about Is tons;
Crown Point. 20 tons.
Below will be found authentic and
reliable reports OF the mines. showing
the situation in each up to The hour Of
going to press
nisrrs Nevada
The crosscuts are run - usual. There
has been no material change in the for.
mstio. passed through. The work Of
cutting out the station at the 27oc level
Of the joint Union Consolidated east
winzs will be completed this week. Sink
ina Of the Wine will then again be som'
mencsd and continued until the mine 10
90 drained Of water that It will not inter
So. ---F-- sh- - Aha
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10
TIE COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
August 10, 1881.

The Usah crssscss-Ths risw 81
water Deersssisg ~ The Asssn
Nod = Chsiisr. Nsrsssss ssvsxs
Fsap -Ysiisu Jackets ossissk
-Ths Ore OaspuG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ro :|!2|||;A||l
B
r s.
e4 %Hkc
POWDER
Absolutely Pure,
hsds from Grape Cream T:rt.r;.No other
preparation nstss such light. h.hy hot breads,
tics without Ns, Of iils resulting nom heavy
indigrstibis food. Sold only IN cans. By oil
UrossrG RoTAL BARN. PowDra o..
oc7s New York. -
WOOD AND COAL DEPOT |
NUT PINE. wAsHoE LIMB. SPLIT PTNg
N and othsr varieties Of Weed. and . full
supply Of
ROCKY MOUNTAIN COAL.
On hand ana fos sals II the LOWEST CASE
PRICES.
VULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE
GUARANTEED.
Wood sswsd at short notice and stlowtntss
oPFICE-hsu Railroad Dspot. Cola Hil.
nm THOMAS GALLAGHER.
0ILVER HOUSE,
nAIN STREET.
sILvGR oITY. NEVADA
Board and Lodging $ss per Month.
No Chinsss Empisysd women
Cocks.
Ria REN.EETh
RI N OVAL NOTICE.
TIE oYFIos OF TIE
Mining Company
Has BBEN REMOVED To
no. III CALIFORNIA sTPseT, = 8.
By or6sr q the Bo,rd Of Director.
4. @. ArNNAN. secyts,1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-10

The drift connecting with D yellow
Jacket has been cleaned and rsoPsnsd.
The water on the 1000 and 2ioo levels
10 sent through this drift to the Yellow
Jacket pump. The reopsning Of the
$500 drift has 90 improved the oircula'
ton OF air that work can be carried on
to much better advantage than at any
time since the flooding Of the mine over
Q year ago.
Crewa Psiss ssd Bslehsr Jsi.s
AIR Shan.
The repairs to the south DRIFT have
been carried . distance Of 200 feet. II
il found to be In Arst.rats condition -
the vorkmsn advance. and rapid prog.
rsss 10 now being made in clearing out
the dsbris. After connection 10 made
With the Ovsrman north lateral drift. the
repairs to the incline will b continued
to the bottom.
California.
The usual quantity Of ore 10 extracted
from the 1000 lsvsl. Good progress 10
made In sinkins the winse joint With
Ophjr from the $500 level. The station
for the Wine Joint With Con. Virginia
has been eouplstsd and shaking OF the
Wine commenced. The stump hal 0ssn
completed also.
A erosseut has been started west from
the north diff on The 400 level. Il Will
psnstrais ground that hes never been
explored OF psospsetsd. and eonsidsfseas
hopss are entertained Of finding . Dc.
poeis Of orr. The incline vas sunk and
dmbsrsd II fsss The ysss week thrsssh
hnd ground.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-16
THE STAR ROUTE Cas,s.

EVIDENCE WHICH, 1T Is SAID. VIII
ENABLE the GOVERNMENT TO pusu
THEM.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-The Gov.
efnment's counsel in the Star routa
cises seem To be as much in earnest a .
ever. Col. George Bliss is here and
mas been hard at work to-day upon the
cases, which it is proposed soon IN
prosecute. Col. Bliss does not reyard
the quashing of the information last
week as very serious matter, espe.
ciaily in view of the fact that evidence
has recently been discovered, as Is be-
lieved, which will make it possible Ia
prosecute these cases. 1t was snu-
posed that the failure of the proceeding
by information would make prosecu !.
ton OF those cases impossible. as the
statute OF limitations was thought TO
be bar. w
Bat the Government has evldenca n,
IS claimed, Of the payment of money la,e
10 leIS' The statute will not, therefore,
par these cases, II the evidence be good
iof anything, until some time In Decem.
Der next. II is undersl ood that The Goy.
erhmeht now proposes TO bring the cases
lrst IN the Police Court here. The de.
ieneants, after arrest, will have the
privilege either of waving examination
and being bound over for trial in case
the Grand Jury Of the Supreme Court
nnds true bills, or Of demanding pre.
llminary hearing IN the lower court II
s thought that they will waive examin-
The daily gazette., 1881-11-16
DIR. Hammond on Tobacco.

DR.. William A. Hammond, inter.
viewed by the New York Tribune
on tobacco, gives his medical opin,
ION that smoking is very bad for
boys and women, stunting the boys,
impafring their digestion, sight and
hearing, rendering them subjec to
neuralgia and diseases OF the brain
which impair mental force, also have
the same effect on women, because
OF their more sensitive nerves; but
that moderate smoking Of cigars is
very good for adult men, retarding
the waste Of the tissues, making
food go further, enabling men to
bear trouble with complacency, and
preventing depressing emotions.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-16
NEWARK LErrEn.
Correspondence Of the GAZETTE.

- NfS uALETTEt
NEWARK, Nov. Is. 1891
:, meeting under the auspices oT ia
ionng Men's Christian assoc;a,;ns ine
OF Delaware College was held IN ,pn
oratory on Sunday evening, Rav ~
NJ. Williams, Of the WESLEYAN Fon,p .,
College of Wilmington, occupvina pi,o .ho
pulpit and delivering an jnteraS,;n ;no
sermon. A union PRAYER meatinn ,H III
also be held on Wednesday eyening m =,
the college. 0"'"s al
hev. g. J. Porter has resigned his
pastorship of the Presbyterian churnh '
and win not preach any more until NJ,
Is fully recovered. '' "o
A petition signed by i75 of onr nao
pie Is to be presented to the snnarin III
tendent of the p. & d. Railroad ash :,
ing for daily freight and passen@er
1rain 10 run between Newark and
Pomeroy. I'm anu
Revival services will be contir,o1
at Wesley M. f Church this waaL
three penitents having presented
themselves at tho altar on SUNDAY
evening. "i"'
mr. John Atkinson lost a ynlnab,e
gray horse yesterday morning. the real
cause OF its death being unknown,
ihe horse was one Of pair purchased
from Mr., Robert Gibson, of WHINING.
ton, short time ago.
Inc up,town oyster estahIshment
begins to look quite tasty inside. its
walls being decorated with framed
pictures, which adds much to the apr
p3arance of the room.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-16
Personal an d Political,

Judge Settle is holding the Fed,
eral Court in Savannah.
Carl SchurZ Is continuing his lee,
ture in New England.
Ex Senator Conkling has opened a
law office in New York citv.
The widow of james 7. Fields has
made valuable contributions to the
public library of Portsmouth, n. II,
Mr.. Chauncy |. Filley, who is be.
ing pressed for Postmaster-Gen G eneral,
has considerable opposition from his
own State Of Missouri.
Senator Frye's good health being
discussed in Washington explained
1t by saying, "When school is out |
strike for the woods"
The Texas newspapers deny the
reports that public sentiment there
fayor division Of the State aud the
creation OF three additional States
out of her territory.
George Granville Bradley, the
new Dean of Westminster, when an
undergraduate at Oxford, is said to
have read nine hours and to have
run nine miles day.
There is most dlsagreeable br-
gand named khakirdjl proving
about in the neighborhood Of Smyrna
at the present moment. lie is the
chief OF a band of nine, who have
committed many atrocities, and is
described as a yeritable savage
beast,
The daily gazette., 1881-11-16
Accidentally Poisoned by Their
Cook

RAWLINGS, wv, Nov. IA
courier Arrived here on Saturday
with the intelligence that L. b. Me.
oanley ofPhiladelphia and four m en-
with whom he was tras cling to Fort
Washakie had been accidentally
poisoned and that McCauly was
dead and the others dying. DIR.
Maghee, an old army surgeon,
started at once to relieve the sick
and bring IN the dead, driving 100
miles without sleep in fortyseight
hours. On his retnrd here the body
ol Mcoauley was taken to Fort
Steele, where it was embalmed.
The poisoning was due 10 the
carelessness OF the cook, who used
IN making bread quaniiy of arsenic
instead of baking powder. Mr..
McCauley was cashier of the
Philadelphia Bridge Works, and a
brother of Capt McCauley of the
army. Ills remains will be taken
East.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-16
WANAMAKER & BROWN
PHILADELPHIA
How BaIdw In, the Cashier. spe
lated

NEWARK, y, j., November III
case of Cashier Baldwin came ba|
United States Commissioner Whlei
this morning, BlMwiadM not spa
In person, bis presence being lee
unnecessary. A. t. 4. Martin, Of l
tin " Bunyon, Wall street brokers',
duced batch Of Nuseuls drafts, d
tiated by thai hrm tor Badsin
gents counsel examined Marin 10 4
that Baldwin had .afe4 stock rad
tons ia other uamas. Dap ace0untI
in BaldHin's wites uAmp bat
amounts involved vet. not 0gef 81
His brother Theodore, fe bank II
also bad an aeeaaaf, wi8FlG becad
large thai oscar Wa lttIaed. lls
peared surprised, hits at 5elRafd q
was all right M lines he sent
500 to 81 ge ID cash Ter MAI
by a messengef, All they bad b9f'j
Tor him as ulgh as l4nQ4 silarei
stock, representing maIiou d %
at par. Mf. Martin. ilaaiiy eFtlerea
account closed a, tie preferred n9
have such large dealings with ~
holding a position gl lfast. lhe
was then adjourned ultit saturday,
The daily gazette., 1881-11-16
PhILADELPHlA MARKErs.

EbNtsBAf, November o. p NJ
Louh continues dull ut the late do
cline sales OF aO8 barrels, iucludInp
Minnesota extras Al 81 25a7 BIZ for clear
ahd at u - for straight PennsylynnIa
extra lamlly at ST 50a6 10 Western do. do
al " % a %, and patents at SsaB m Rya
nOur IL dull at 80 62IS - ner barrel
1kAIN.-W W heat Is in better demand and
higher. Sales of 8 90 bushels Red NJ
Amber at 81 39al ~. AT the oren board
l9,OlO bushels December sold nj Al 40 !.
,000 bushels January, at Al t5 sl nj was
bid Tor November, closing with Al IN bi5
Nov, u W. Dec, and ~ 43k ,jannarv
Rye is dun at vi co for PeiinsylvanlSa'
Corn Is Ia Detter demand and bighar
Sales OF 5000 bushels, including yeIio@ a.
b9 69lzc. mixed al 67aG9c. sieamer al
" lIaab5c. No. 3 at &c, and rele,red ~
NC. AT the open board, SIC. was bid for
November, 9I15c. for December and -nc
for January. Oats are In moderafe w.
quest and y to &c. higher. HaIea ot 10 :
VJO bushels, including White. All t1ab ~
and rejected and mixed al 4Bl%nIgc a. - =
oyo pushels november, at 5Ia5l &c. Tbe
receipts, To-day. were as folloWs.-aape
pnls. ,',. hour 800 bush. Wheat 20 G91
5asl 1asa. : lpI9 ,, 9oQ bush. Rye; Al so bnsI,
oats - bbls. Whisky. o',
WHlsk y, sales of Western iron banna
are fepnrted at 81 II per gallon.
HAY AND STRAW MARKET, Tor weet
enaihg Noy, II, 1881 Loads OF hny 8nb
loads Of straw 3D. Average price dl rIn1
Week We prime timothy, 81 rs to 81 ID ne1
ioo pounds mixed, sl % to II 3b per i0a
pounds straw, VI 10 to S1 20 per rod lbs
The daily gazette., 1881-11-16
On a visit ofInspection.

M essrs. Farra, Lackey and Brinton, of
the Building Committee of the Trustees
OF the Poor, accompanied by DR.. Ogle,
started for Trenton, New Jersey, yester.
day, to inspect the A mshouse buildings
there, with view to getting points to
guide them In the erection of the new
A lmshouse buildings for this county.
After inspecting Trenton they will visit
the buildings OF several other Jersey
counties.
Dir. d. W. Bliss, who had an oppor
tunity to review DIR. Hommond 's.ariicIe
on President G4Itield's case before il.
publication IN the current number oil
the North American Review, finally de.
ctded not TO do SO, but will siake a re-
ply IN ths coming issue of the Medica
Record. DIR. Bliss has also written .
non-professional story of the last day
OF Garheld, which will appear in DE
cember Century. This treats the snhieC
without discussion, and introduces sey
erai heretofore unknown incidents.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-16
Ralher Cheeky

To-day the cunning season ope Ms 10
Kent and Sussex counties, and large
numbers of sportsmen went down on
the Delaware train this morning. A
sportsman living IN thisci was heard
to remark, this morning, that some
people had very hard cheek. lie was
called upon by two gentlemen who
desired to go cunning, and not only
asked for the loan of his guns but n $50
his dogs, and they would take no
other kind OF guns except breeoh
leaders. When he declined to aecede
to their request they became quite
angry. lie thinks that any person
who asks for mans gun and dogs on
the first day of the season has very
hard cheek.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-16
Shooting His Younger Rival.

TRENTON, Nov. l3.-Jealously promnt.
eG John Roberts, an elderly man. To
shoot ALron Holland, more youthful
rival, at the Globe Hotel In tins city.
early this morning. The hotel IL ownsd
by the widow SwetBsm. Both man
were boariers and acknowledged ad
mirers OF their hostess. Fur some time
they have been on bad terms. They are
Engllshmen, and By trade potters,
This morning several of the boarder rs
were sitting In the yard, when Roberts
went out aud deliberately pointed a re-
volver at Holland. He ii RS two shot, In
rapid succession. The first bullet uasaed
through Hollands st fl Derby hat and
struck the curve of his forehead. ipiur.
ing the skull, but not penetrating H. II
came out abont four inches from the
point of entrance. The second shot tsok
ofi the first joint of Hollands index
finger. Before he could fire again RON
erts was seized by the other boardera
who took the pisto! from hiu. lie than
ran away, but was subsequently arrast-
ed by the police. Holland Is In a critI.
cal condition.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-16
Aarnn1 a.nli,erIng

Under the auspices Of the Va " v
committee, OF New 9th h'1
Adelina Pat.i, the great spsst1 .,I =
gcther with her company VII.
concert tomorrow evening u ~,
Hall, the proceeds Of which W VI.
benefit of the Michigan s!ilie'e.%l
Upon this OCCASION AlalG. ~,
will preside, aud tHtlez zl5ffsIass9|
Cabinet, members ot tlle q ,..nl ~
preme Court, a lumberol sps Iiaaf] lam
of the army, intending Gen. en- lisIa \
ehusetts, PeHnsy lgailta, hee and
Delaware aud May ana va sal
Mayors of several ci .les ...,, al" ,s,id
prominent citizeua have pte'' "'s
seats upon the piattatlil,=
The daily gazette., 1881-11-16
Disastrous Storm on Lake u.ro.

EAST TAwAs, Mleh., Nov. IA
furious storm is raging on Lake Huron,
The tug David Moses has sunk seven
miles north OF Oscoda, and her barge
went ashore and Is total wreck. At
oscoda the barge ID. L. Dobbins dragged
poti anchors, and was senttled after her
dndder and bowsprit were carried away.
Ihe schooner Ogden, loaded with .um.
per, went on the beach, and is bedded In
The sand. At Black River the barge
Bay City was thrown on the docks, aud
lies in critical position.
The daily gazette., 1881-11-16
Land Slide IN Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, November 14.-Late
on Saturday afternoon the land of a
hill on the south side of the city began
to slide INTO the valley of the Wall
worth run below, and Is steadily con-
tinuing to slip. At noon to-day prob.
ably i've acres of earth had been des
posted in the ravine, damming up
the stream. The loss thus far is estie
mated at $50, 600, and an increase Is
threatened. The slide was caused by
excavating for the New York. Chicago
and st. Louis Railway.