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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15

The Reno Gazette man having got 10
and realized" on the present "sprins
rise" in stocks has bought . new sign
for his printing shop and sxultsth in the
following strain
Who has . bigger sign than the Gazette ,
II runs back on the csmb Of the roof. and
10 forty feet long and three feet high. The
letters are two feet vide and the capitals
about I've and . half wide., II can BE- read
smile Away.
All OF which 10 . strong incentive for
the snvious editor Of the Bodie Free
Press to dsrisively compare 1t to a cat
nsh-too much head for the tail; more
mouth than-but wait till the Free Press
10 seen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15

An exchange gives the result Of ito
observations and experience Of smokers.
- follows: Smokers who carry the cigar
at considerable elevation are generally
assss. II the habit is accompanied BY .
white cashmere hat. worn on the right
side Of the head. they are rowdiss as
we'll - asses. Beware Of the man who
~"vallows' his cigar. rolling II loosely
from one side Of the mouth to the other,
and chewing the end. He 10 apt to be
loose In his morals. and Indifferent
about paying his bills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15

c. p. weisbusch. . convict pa.doned
two days ago. was robbed Of S2i Of the $25
the State gave him. while be was asleep on
Tuesday n~isht-Carsom Appeal.
Strong argument in favor Of removing
the State Prison from Carson. Bigger
thieves outside than in. A discharged
convict is looked upon there - BONANZA
man. and they lay for him accordingly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15
Emma Nevada.

The daughter OF Dr.. Wixom. OF Aus,
tin. continues to excite the wonder and
admiration OF musical circles In Europe.
A correspondent OF the New York Herald
says: Emma Nevada 10 exciting al
LeRhorn the sam excitement In inusioA!
circles she raised here. and with equa
pecuniary sucosss to those interested
Beginning her career at 100 francs
night. she very loon commanded 400,
aud filled the Psgliano Theater. which
holds nearly 5000 spectators. ever,
night"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15
GOOD FRIDAY.

Today IL known among good Chris
tiap people. and particularly in the
Catholic and Episcopal Churches. -
Good Friday. Holy Friday. or the Friday
in Holy Week. It isths anniversary day
commemorated a that on which the
Saviour suffered death on the cross. and
il observed a. the most solemn incident
In the history Of the Church. The
altars are drsped in mourning for Him
oruciasd, the bells are silent, the voice
Of eladsons song 10 hushsa. and In
fasting. prayer and general humiliation
OF spirit the faithful will bear testimony
to their sorrow until the morning Of the
coming Sabbath. or Easter morn. whom
the joyous bells shall ring out the glad
tidines that the sspulchre has given up
ito dead. and 1.-THE Lord 10 risen indeed"
Good Friday 10 mentioned by the early
Christian writer's a. . day Of rigorous
fasting and peculiar solsmnity. The
ritual observed both In the Greek and
Latin churches has special reference to
the circumstances Of Christ's death and
sntombmsnt. Hence In oil large churches
An altar in q separate chapel il decorated
with all possible ~magni6csucs and
called "ths sspulohre." Thithsr the
eonsscratsd host. or 'body OF the Lord"
IL borne In solemn procession on
Holy Thursday. and continues to be
visited throughout the day BY crowds Of
worshipsrs. On Good Friday morning
after the chanting Of the prophecies fore.
telling Christ's death and Of the recital
Of his passion; from the Gospel Of Saint
John. takes place the federation" OF
kissing Of the cross. by the officiating
clergy and their attendants. followed by
the congregation.
In honor OF tho redemption accom-.
plishsd on.Good Friday. 1t was custom.
ary in the early church 10 release public
psnitsuts from their probation. and the
accommodated from their ban. The
hrst Christisn Emperors. not satisfied
with closing the law courts during Holy
and Easter weeks. honorei the annivsr.
sary OF salvation by liberaiing from
prison and recalling from exile all bu'
the worst criminals; and also, to encour.
age the practice then becoming general
OF ~manumitting slaves in remembrance
Of Christ's death. BY allowing the court,
and magistrates to perfect the instru'
'msnts necessary for this purpose. In
Eugland and Ireland Good Friday 10
lsgel holiday a. well 70 q fast day. The
practice Of breakfastinR OF hot cross
buns on this day IL still kept up In Eng
lish cities. and Is alss common in Thu
United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15

Marrow gauge railroads. says an e.
change. pay well on this coast. The
little road between Collar and Nevada
City did very well last year. Its total
earnings were $ll5. 655 IS. and its cp-
Grating expenses s74.4S7 -. This road
10 only t~wenty.thrss miles long and does
nothing but q local business. Its man.
agsmsut 10 Of the best. The e~ompsny's
bonds. amounting to $3.50. 900. are frs.-
class security. and sell at ten per cent.
above par.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15

For impaired digestion, ana for debility from
any cause. I know OF nothing equal to Fellows
Compound Hypophosphites. Its direct snset
In strengthening the nervous sys,sm renders II
suitable for the majority Of diseases. Weak
ness Of the Joints and Muscles. Impurity Of the
blood, aud Inward WAstings may be eursd By
Fellows Hypophosphites.
wv. ). HOWE, n. D., Pittfheld. Ne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15
The father Of Ch.rli. Rom DOW mourn,

The father OF Charlie Ross now mourns
The lost boy a. dead. having NO hope Of
ever seeing him again. He says: .'Ths
only tidipss I have ever received Of
Charlie since be was stolen VA the de-
mand for . ransom Of $2o.oO II had
paid IL I would have had Il long before
this. Al 10 II. ! have spent $50. 900,
and have not got him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15

Fond Faihsr-"May We hope for the
pleasure OF your company at our soiree
tomorrow, doctor2 We shall have q
little instrumental and vocal music. My
daughter Alice will sing. aud afterwards
Beatrice will recite her new poem. Ats
o'clock we shall sup" Doctor-"Many
thanks; you are very kind. l will be
with you at Q sharp"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15

L~uscious, swses and wholesome.
Hun PUNCH. hot or iced, 10 more grateful to the
palate ard more wholesome than . punch made
10 order. All we'll stocked hrdsrs are supplied
with Il. Sold by all 9rocers, Wine Merchants
aud Druggists. Trade supplied by Richards h
Hairison. Agents for the Pacific coast, ran
francisco,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15
DIED.

In Virginia. April IA. Susan D. Pelking.
horn, aged two months.
In Gold Hill. April IS, John Ivory, .
native VI Ireland, aged 65 years.
In Reno. April Is, Angelina @. Riehn'
aged IS months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15

Sixteen years ago today Abraham Lin
coin. who was shot the evening before
at Ford's Theatsr. Washington. died.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15
NEW TODAY.

yUyROJAN MINING COMPANY-
Location OF principal place Of business,
San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Nevada.
N~otiee.-Tnere arc delinquent upon the FOL.
ment mo. l3) levied on the seventh day OF
March, 1881, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15

And IN accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the seventh
C7th) day OF March. 1881. 90 many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock - may pc
once Of the oampsny, So. sss Nonteomsv
street.. Room 81, Ban Francisco, California.
on MONDAY, the second day OF NAY. 1851, %
tho hour Of I O'Clock ?. u. Of said DAY, topey
said delinquent assessment thereon, toRetnef
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF the
NJ. n.v,r v,,nup s.-,-t,,v.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15

Or hAWC FOB MIL NuINa AND
4! y! ). G sss:s ss:.. H'as'''''''a s ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-15

DERsoNs RESIDING IN VIRGINIA WHO
wish to subscribe for the Com HuL
NIws can lesvs ordsn for II ct the Postotncs
Book etors. No. u South o street.
n. B. PARSONS.
, 1881-09-05

TIE Quincy Hcrald n,an Inns Informally
entoretla plea of insanity OH Ills own belulf,
aud will bo acquitted by III indulgent public
Of responsibility for his actions. Since tho
Spanish knight tilted at n windmill there
l.as not been such another representative OF
chivalry In pantaloons us the Quincy gc,,tlo-
ltali. lio has, In the inconscquontial man-
nor OF feeble-minded persons, forgotten Rll
about the original cn!lsu OF the quarrel, and
has begun MI attnck upon tho First National
Bunk ut Quincy, the ofltcurs OF which lid
not bo]ioyo that GAlteau was "just rs hon.
orable ns the mai, he shot" Tic bank with
drew It's advertisement from tic Herald;
thereupon the latter Acnlod lts solycncy and
attempted to incIto 4 run upon 1t, using
langungc which Is clearly actIonable. md
would cost In almost any court OF law from
$4,000 to $4,000. The Herald gnyly Ignores
Its own responsibility In having solicited
md printed tho advertisement Of banking
concern which 1t now declares la lusoycnt,
but tho weakness Of which It dill not pro.
claim until Its patrosage was withdrawn.
Tho bnnk will not want for funds so long us
tllis kind OF warfare Ia wugcl upon It.
From present Indications tho Herald will DO
stuffed out first.
, 1881-09-05

; TnE accomplished Alr. Dana, Of tho Now
York, SIM, Is Woll knnwn to DO MI encyclo-
pmdla Of Information, bnt even his wisdom
cainot> fatllo,h the mysteries Ut the SuMtll
l'ass md 1otty swln.lle. IIa reads lit tic
New Or1edats Democrat, nh ardent defender
of tlle grab, n statement sucls rs this, prl,tud
III It's columns within week;
1t ia Il notorious taat TINT ocean stcnmshtps
driving frolp*twenty TO tw1nty-are 5eot ufo
constAntly pnss4ly In and out Ut tho jattles-
Mr. D4nn then discovers tint the Treasury
Department Is paying Capt. Eats for depth
of thirty feet, Willie Ills friends lii New Or
leans only clai,n fQm twenty to twenty-five
feet. Naturally MI. Dann wishes to know
how this can 10 SO. The explanation Is sln,-
pic. Capt. Eads claims to hayo depth Ut
thirty feot through the jotttes. but admits
that not more thnn twenty-five feet can be
found in parts of tile cln,,noi abouc tho let
ties. lie l,as merely thrown tho bnr bnck-
ward III Tie river. OF course tho object OF
the Govarn,nent In hiring Capt. Eatls was to
get channel. 1t cared nothing for deep
water in SPOTS. Hut Capt Raids Is slrewd
enough and unscrupulous enough to tako
advantage OF tho techMicality In Ills fayor;
md tl.ol,gl le Inns made n channel of prob
ably not more thRn twenty-five feet. aru thai
partly BY dredging, he is drawing pny fur
thirty feet through tfe tcttles, which fur all
ppaetIcal purposes might as well he ten miles
out lii tho Gulf.
, 1881-09-05

HOWEVER comforting tic parallel between
Lieut. Fltppor at1d Capt. l1owgnte nlny DO to
tho friends Of the negro race, wo fear 1t is
not quito fair. I.ieat. FIippcr, unfortunately,
was the only negro officer In the nrtny, while
Capt. 1iowgate was not tile only Willie OIL
Ger. Moreover, 1Iowgatnwas not In the line,
and Ind ITO standing among regular officers.
lie was a CobNrg, II pot. II barnacfe, Il
military md civil l'ermnphroditc, neither one
thing nor the other. who hal become fast-
enetl OIL tic soryice under Grant and was re-
tanned In 1t by IIAyes. 1Iowgato was III ITO
sense representative white officer. Fllpper,
OIL tho othor hand, was not only IL representa-
tive OF the colorcd race, but tho only ono 1t
llad In the army. It will not do, OF course,
to hold the racs responsible for him, or to
argue tho moral deprnvity Of all negroes be-
cause person tllree-quaners white turned
out thief, or to tlcclnro that the b!acks
lave no cupacity for education when onc of
them Inns SO amply demonstrated Ills study
Of Caucasian guile. But It will be- wise to
admit Mt once that Fllpper's case was sud
one, md that he betrayed CAUSE lnorc i'm
portant than Ills personal honor wien lo
nbstracted the regilnel,tnl funds.
, 1881-09-05
from llnr That her tnnthor Il st,,I ,t.,.
,ng been legally ,nisrrict to s.yhs beh,,,
bccUilltg II t,netIltltn, ''"eE *omal sftss

from lser lint her tnntlIer "a st,,I ,t,, ~
1 Uccoi1Ia @ 'Iay fr'1G innsr'ed on,ss h'
william pickhnrIt Is i,nil,np N. .,.,
private residences Il, Ncw York, whc. s I,.estot
sn". is Will NJ tlfty.twn trct tn,n, ,,!ttt .9sttt
aud twcnty fout i,clnw il Ttun.n "nnsn the c.,th
kt',rics4 besides q basement, triIsr WY lr liz
ce'lhr' lhnklig In MI bhu siurtcs '''r' md sub.
Several ni1ers, ollu or then, h,1t,
as ~. have bcotl mule fnr Mr., H." a. nlst
cnat. torn IN cjcctiNH him FROM I'm i'a''sh's
repltcs thae tho garment IA npt f"..ehl fns " llo
a util tn Tn. ayt acr* w H. b Sa tst
cunt bus worry spcefat vauo M nnihaste! Id
uraec Grccrwnoi fAfrs, I,,n,,nn.ns
from Lon.lon that Hho IL d .u,l inran. i,l @rltea
suyercIy and very Frequently fro', '' .aaesns
Aclito bronchitis. She snys shc ,..a. n''aeks ot
prua! ratton, hitEGr, everything. i%tn"e "enr pain,
nhltIty tn wr!te N f1cr old war: th,t It lhan IN.
SHOULD shq doclo to return honu VI" ,etS het
lloxt month. '"e "'l t1ns
Prince Bismarck likes to exhIh,. II,
contpl'shmcnts TO visitors, ana II !, rr,n,oa ~ 10
ono tlHy on receiving visit fnnm styn'.s taas
lta!' the present 1tnlfan Minister or r,.aas sas'
AMnlrs, he snt unwrl and piayc,t n oo 'ofeifn
u h!A own, remnrkinx. In iii nl,. hnn,n Position
tiv,tte tho nrts." "''' 't'lo to cul.
Ilio marriage Ut tho Ducllcsse do pIo,o,,.
to str Hickman llacpta Is curious uunn .t
and religion. The brc is Of t'ren,h. h.s,o. VI fses
Creoao blood, and WIS horn It, Now f,rloa'
futher and Uncle. armand anu Michao1 =. hef
arc two French Hebrews ,vho mnre th., nelae, n
ynnrs nxo west to Nov orlcas a au tn.iy ,yg
At tho opening Of tho Civil Wur thcy yasashsnt..
10 1nrls. md there tho ,lnlIvhtnr r. 'e!utre1
mes'ie beGaiiio tfIa Wif1 OF the uc c rhsnaae.i
, 1881-09-05

TliE value OF electrical inventions llas re-
cciyed fresh Illustration i1 thu case Of the
schooner Vermillon, which WIS wrecked in
Lnko Eric III 1871. The vessel WIS loaded
will, copper ingots of tho va1fe OF sco,ooo,
but l,cr precise location far down III tteep
wafer was for tl,frty.folir years n mystery.
1t remained for electricity 10 solve tho
mystery. with newly-inyented electric
Indicator OIL board cruising schooner evl.
dcnces Of the proximity of submerged rlctaf
wero at Inst obtained. and last Saturday
divers were sent down to search. They
latlttcd plump OH the deck OF tho ssltlken
vessel. and reapponrcd Mt tic surface bear'ng
one Of the copper iuEots. The entire rccov.
cry OF ll.e valuable cargo iii unlamagcd COIL
tlltlon Is now Il question of n few days only.
, 1881-09-05
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

II SEQ that Pedro is OIL tho war.Ilatl, III
Arizona. Lot tho JAGk be ordered out at once,
Tho jack will tnko tho petlro."--john Itciiu
DR.. Bliss Inns condemned the TaIlnboosn,
and pepple nre confidently expecting her To
provo tho nioet soaworthy buut in tho navy.
"Conio to think the nRtter ovur, 1t a
steamer shUtihl hu loAt ln.tho usIiunry coutao Ut
travel it would Ge snther unpleasant for NO.
UDUuopan-ffnssa.
Tho Now York Post ctlltollally imtorses
tue practice of bicycle rlnr. W. should like
to SEQ little Ch1rllc Schusz on q bicycle. lilo
must look too cuto for anything but drowning.
4 now street rntlroad Is to 10 built In Mill
Waukco. Tho capital atock of tho cut,lpauy Ia
100000, hnlf of which will bo Rpont In hlr.
ing pdop'o to stay in Milwaukee loug enough to
taku rEdo.
Il new Yice-Chancellor Of the Russian
Empire Ia 10 bs appointed IA saon ma tho largo
force of clerks etlgaacl On tho job oan writo u,t
tho nau,o Of tho gentleman whom the Emperor
has selected for tho Office.
a lnatl III New Jersey Inns married his
tnother-t',-'aw, and tho question as TO which bus
tho worst OF 1tia exciting considerable nttentlon
utgon4 poopeo whu Ato familiar with tho ayor-
agc resilient Of Now Jersey.
"Don't talk by the yard" said Mr.. Muody
in 4 rccent sermon 70 prcnchors. Mr. Moody
should not s!t down on tho inexperienced pas-
tors lE this manner. 1t IL not every tnan thut
can talk by tue mile 10 Mr. Moody does.
An oxcl.anEo snys ttiat an eminent Judge
OF 1naian'E, now intlulYng in bis annuu! tlebaieh
has broken u faro bank ut tho lIoosics Capital"
This shows what wh!sky wilt bring a man to.
II tho emineht judge had kept subor tic chances
arc that tho bunk wouI hRyo broken him.
Ny grandma tuet fair enllnnt Que day,
Ana, buShlnx, rave tho gentleman faGay
, 1881-09-05

DocTons 80 seldom ngsce that the public Is
always preparrd for tho savage assaults which
they arc continually making OF, each other. Dr,
Hllss, however, aoelna tn be peculiarly unfortun.
ato in having incusrel tho dislike Ut other
.ueMt,ora OF his profession. The Michigan M<dt-
cal Ntus, published ut Detroit, says;
T1lara il ono DR.. u. W. Hiss, now in attend.
hnco on the President, who formerly rcalded in
this city md At other pofnts in this Etatc. liz
an1 blu brother left hore ~ volunteer surgeons,
The suspense after thAt encounter VIA for u
lteyed BY sns Following memorable telegram
thesS @ historteat faets i has been chnrHs that
,nsn; w are uaSr .0l'xations e. nur
pntation. Win this sc.'ae Of oetigatlon
d0ny tie Hs1|<tfh's assertion that 1,r. lillas
ta taolMber. ut tho A!uertnan MetlicRl
Association: t!o Mas q member tu. l8i0 but IL
not now. klal be been q consistent tnamber ho
would not huve beeR the frsstieuts ."chluf
pnyslotan" 9t this limo. tio occupies That posl.
lion Simply by the Hsare pt casek. and In vlola-
tson Ut all ftltca or ethical prupstoty. NF.
Thwnshena MAS aESs tn charge hftor The shoots
my, and tho oasa waa blu by NIL recognized tu!es
until the tatutly physician you'd ha called, but
Hltsa crowded him ouL nr, taxter, tho family
phys!clAn. was out Ut the city ut tha tfne OF the
shooting, but returned immediately On receive
Ing tho news, and presented himself Ut tho
, 1881-09-05

If young Neil, tho nun fsoln Troy. N. T..
WIN wins Mtlacked by a ut Of itshnity tho other
night whllc stceptnE tn CLARK street lod4K-
hostse, and who suceecled IN shooting i've mon
bcforn ho WIS captured, Ia falr example Of tho
wny lit which DANGEROUS Iunntics are troatcd III
Troy. MI pcraons milling from TINT clAsslo
locality will htrcnftrr bo looked upnn with sus-
puiDn. It scotns that rs rnry rs 1B1a N1ft begntl
using bEa pistol m human beings, liavinR In that
yanr attempted to thuot james Dwycr, and was
acquitted oil tho extraordinary Rruntl that "h,.
r1atoDk Dwycr for n man who WIS keeping
company With his sister," although why 1t
should bu doomed 1usttilnblo for tho brother OF
a young woman to hasaslnate my person who
presumed TO woo ter Ia not clear. In juno
tasl, Nell had some tronhlo with n strcct-car
conductor. and tried to st,oot the man. For this
olfeneo ho WAS atrratcd, hut released frnn
cltstt,tfy at tho expiration uf two days. Tho
pistol usc,l by Nell on this occasion was takcn
possession Of by the police authorities, md bo.
cailso tho oituor hnvsng tho Weapon refueutl to
snrrcntterl It Nell threatened his lifo. Iii Wow
Of nil these fnots 1t would scctn thnt tho NUM-
ctnal government Of Troy mist be conducted In
Il crtmlnnlty cNrnlcss manner. Men who make
repeated nttofnpts to kill people, anti who iro
moro than suspected OF bofng lneano should not
10 allowed thoIr Iiberty under my clrcum-
stances. Tint Neil ls 4 n,anino his Inst exploit
In tho killing line lcavas 10 doubt, nnd tho
authorities Of Cook County should perform In
nm cfIcotuaf manner tho work 80 shalnelully
neglected by tho people Of Troy.
, 1881-09-05
TILpEN AND HENDnYCKH,

The Democrats have Two perennial cat,dl'
ttatea fur President. Tloy aro Tilslen ntul
Hendricks. THEY we're oncc persuaded to
t00l tile isslies md run on the snn0 ticket,
Tut sln CO thei, e'.c' mai 'lts been fur hint
sell, against tile other md against everybody
else. At this very Any, tlireo years rothovetl
from t1le hexe fresltcl'tial eahlplEt's ahsl ut
time when tho people, bath Democrats anu
Republicans, are chiefly concerned aboilt the
life Of nh nctuat President WHO has won tho
respect and confidence OF NIL parties, thesu
Two POLITICIANS afa saId to oe eneaRed III
WORKING 1lp fc'note chances fora Democratic
nomination III lssft Which. II obtained by
either ONO OF theill. Will tnce tic successful
ohc rs iaf frtin tue eovetetl ofllco rs tho ono
VINO slt'll full to get tic nomination. There
nus never been q more striking exhibition of
lmpotehs grcett tof oi!lco tliafl mat WHICH
1ilteh anu llcllaflcKs Afa now making
Inc halN' Qf tnc WHY oi.l politician OF New
orR stare 1s clearly Sisible III the premra-
llons LOT tae local campaign THIS coming fall.
1ohh Ae'iy ~ on acck. of course but such
opnosltloh ol4y serves to Wl'ct Inc oltl mars
"aoit!o" u lake LUG wileel mla run n1tnlfs 10
sais himself ."Ehere n!lay be n pretty fight,
Dut 1lltich KNOWS he Will De ITO worse OH
tllnn lie Is now II liz goes dawn, willis lie
argues That yfttJry over KcI]y. s,1pu1etneutul
by victory oyer tho common cna,ny- tho
Republicans galn for him sotpo suc],
pOlittcnl glory as that which led to his no1,t-
fnat1ou In 18TH T. In,lced. II Ia lfntra thot
llltcn Is nctAally willing to rlll for Governor,
III Dro,,rtn 77crstu1n. il, ruler IN ,nonnmtiya
~, H., t.;,,,,. @ ,o.,s,. - o' ~ nsoeoa.Ho y.
lr.. TIM. thnt t1e ta,frts unnn so,nn assfstnnrn
, 1881-09-05

Tt1E Governors of Illinois, Ohio, W!scon-
slr,. md lndlana llayo coIncidetl with tho
suggestion OF Gov. 1Ioyt, OF Pennsylvania,
atltl have issued proolamatIons naming tn
morrow, between tie hours OF 10 q. III. and
noon. MS the tlmo for the people Of their TO-
spectivc States to Join In prayer for tho
Presidents recovery. Gov. Fnrnhanl, of
Vermont, names the sa,ne hours OIL Thurs
day OF this week for TINT purpose.
, 1881-09-05

The active coUperatlon Of Mexico will
DO secured In the attempt to put dawn tho
Apache uprising, rs the hostllcs nre as
dangerous In Mexico as In tho Suites, ant. II
they make their escape across the border will
leave massacre md dissolution In their train.
Early In the week a band 0f Apacles killed
two Americans and threo Moxtcans ut Eaglo
Springs, loo miles southeast OF Fl 1'asu, aud
then lel over the mountains ll,tH Mexico.
, 1881-09-05

TIE sermons which we print In fnll this
morning are those of the 1sev. Or. Thomas,
ut the Peoples Church, who preached On the
practical and tile theoretical In religion; ard
OF Prof. Swing, who. upon his return from
Ills summer vacation, chose for Ills theme
"Synpathy." Both preachers were greeted
by very largo congregations.
, 1881-09-05

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established hrnnth
olcca for the receipt Of subscriptions Rhd ndvert'so.
1ncnta IA !olowB: .....
NEW YOAk-ltoom - Tribune building. FIT. SIC.
FAnnKS, Manager.
HI.As0oW, scotland-Al!an's American News
Agency. 81 isenacld.st
LONDON, EnH,-Amertcnn Exchange, ~ stTand.
tlxNnr i. UtLtt0, Agent
MAsHlNaTUN. d. E-l3la street,
, 1881-09-05

The sails n1ld distribution Of Jefferson
Davis "Aisa and Fail Ut tho Confederate dow
ornament" has nccu alower III tho South thaa IN
the North and West. -
A coloretl preacher In Louisville, KY, has
found In bis church datsh.er f1um whom ho
was separated 1t the auotiou- block twenty-old
yeal1 uRo. He wa3 much rejolcesl. but was d
prey 10 conflicting emotions when be leuruel
, 1881-09-05

TnE Washington S.t,r's adylce to hny-
fever victims Is: "As exercise, hcat, and Itaht
nggravatc all tho symptoms, tho Highest ds-
gree Of comfort atthtnn1lo under tho circunl-
stances IN Rna'lcd by resting III cool, dark r,1,
with thick lnyGrUf white ontton- bntttng bonutl
loosely over thu oycs." ChscaRo victims never
du THU. They pefer TO die and go straight to
Heaven, rs I'LL Chiuagoans do.