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sfetHsh or safuaHle sVstncs* fromf NJ.
Loua*-tlr0FHo tsittNtltonss RcuA Ark4s
bio l4..av or o1cmorr.
t1f,tcetJto slu.n,oo. v:ho ,-.,,.,,,, .~,,,, u
.,',. ..'.....7,..'., S"."'o: 49, I"u.'' .s"'a o..
hou'" seatG''aS' hau uHaer ms pfotectthg caro
u small xitt. at,aut III years Of aHe, nn1neh llo1A
Wagner. WIN formerly ltyttl AMI whit, now hns
rci1,rntYl In Ily,, ,.lfh h,r ,,rurhm,,,h,r ~ NJ
t:I,, kn,,,h .,.I ..s,'.,. os - ~ ~. ~
l's- 'out" n'a'A steeEt. hoaa IL Waiitcf m IhI-
caEoa w'!a"ss III tue ostanNers-f'lescand tnttr.
der case-t,no uf tic most horrible. coitl.tloode,l,
III. i,Ion,,. ",nos s..'r., ~ .tIa w.. ,rs..sa
'ns teesl" VI LUIS c't5' in"' tae
SAiaa o. thG testimony expected frnfp tho R1rf
inRy le fully understood, Il ahort review Of the
euer Is not doct,,cd out OF the way Mt thu prcs-
cnt iime, jpun that memorable Sfonduy ntaht
Of early August when eeyon pcraons weso shot
tusdc thn c,,rncrntn it,n1,. ~ ,hje nitv nnn
t,,ra. ,r ,hnsa s.a., -. III. s, ~, ~
it'E ~ y, .nusc perhums Wetc nnrtaHy "oM4aEa+
stntst. ut,t; Dfutah hcast haot atits r.
,n,ny 1,!sI iizA,e 'tevntai. d.srnpt.Molts
ivmv ~ ,ne.ns M wan Mh0n ne nea soon
H., III ~ seftnSm NJ s1tfe tnan lrlenuiy intlmaey.
SHo ;i,oo "au 1etL ner pnlnon FOR Short
i,.lonpin'. II, fttse.., Ht,as uHsu ~ nuHRy
intn - ,i T.. ~. ttonRntotl, Hho aGn uroppeu
Htnnnnsu hnM ~ KY ~ ~ n tsceF. !ier lntot;
n.,n ~ y ten ~ at tse,n;"a n..nt1ll " tunH nn1
~ Ind mnn,. =, III, tn,s" ne !nnaas tt
Et"anr. XIX ~ toa ~ rHf rgm i .eu5 auspeetaG "
H. ~, ,, ~. 1tx ~ X @ .su ~ int!G. ~ aotsn O.
fart s.rnoa ",.I t ,,sn. ~ W ~. w ntm
@ t.s y ner ctEkGu fetolstr ~ eaea haela,
III !. Il" ,,.s., .as aaH n t.1iMthhtob
, 1881-09-07
TUNIB AND ALGERIA.

FlEANEEt
oaoos, bept. 0.-The Morning iH,st publishes
tae to'Io"lns: "Wn are insured that ttoustau,
iHneh Minister to Tuna, arrived In I'arls to in
tetm h's aosernmeht that the Boy is suntloubtcd-
v!appottng the rebels; that be has received
osefs ~ from constantlaoplo to encourage and
az WIN III tho 1nenhs In his power general In.
,na1eouon' and unless Ttlnis ia occupied and tho
~! esposea. II Will DO utterly Impossible for
Wy ~!lssaen TO act With any probability Of snc-
wv W. w receive this Information from most
1tsttHos.ay source.'
NILE: TIE KErT TN CHECK.
rN!a' sept. 6.-The Minister Of War saya tho
ihssss 'Masa Positions III Algeria and Tunls arc not
EXT ch.Etsnso' and the natives VIII l,a kept Ia
, 1881-09-07
n,,,,io Putting on Gay Colors In
preparation for the Imperial
Conelave.
H., ,otv.six Killed ami Forty In
jured in tie French Railway
Collision.
= vtb.lbtowu, ia Ireland, Again Fur
u},hes the Press Riot Par
agraph.


TIE CHEAT nAlI.wAy'AcCrnEST.
p,s,a Sept 8.-Tho pumbor killed In ycstcr-
~. railway accident 1T Charentotl IL twonty.
t1 snd wounded loTty.
GAMDETTA,
p,a,a. gep,. >.-AGcounts from tho provinces
.h,, int Gambetta, after his Rpecoh at Neu.
hn,e. vas received by crowds Of sympathizcrs
4 ii Tho railway stations Gil route to nonf1cur,
IA peop1c even assembling along tho limo OF
uDs,y Ia sp!,o Of the rain.
CORSICA.
rhp doal result OF tho cleottons show that the
Boa,par.Ists hnye rotainctl DRstla. which Is now
,h,,r onls SCAT In Corsica.
CDAtaiERCE.
yosftrut,, Sept. 0.-At the oponing OF tho
nty duck hero today n. Tlrnrll, Minister of Az
recltu1o and Commerce. hoped that neEotIa-
don, fos conclusion Of trcaticR Of eommorco
would be successful. hit Declared that France
mus, not be 1epondont ou foreign nations.
, 1881-09-07

salvation OF God. NprefNat thAre more I'm.
prcs*lvG service: men. women, md children
lady.
In relating th!. rnorptnu's experience to your,
correspondent. MIss Leo snid ahn was lying In
i'o.l hull nsloup. when xuca soctl,ed 81 cry ~
atlMunition wns tcprhtel. md thon, In obedience
~ thg command, shD trlest to Rrfso Shn fUund
sue gould t,lavn without ltie11lty, and thon 1t
WIS tint nor mother cAnn III.
Tho ministers and lAtlios mentioned IN this r..
port. With ono exception, live II this ctFt and
ar0 rcldy to testify to tho mtr1tcl1 described.
, 1881-09-07

! ioun& Lady in Erie nestoreL to
Tlaralth In Anssvcr I'd Prnycr-Sl,c
Arises from nh tnyRtltl'A Couch After
fanr fenr< Of Helpless Rufres1nxt nnd
Accompanies Her Farcnt* to Church.
ltf,nafeh 10 t7rrflahd Ltr,les.
ERIE. Pa. Sept. 4.-Erie has another miracle.
1t occurred this morning In tho fatniiy ur Prof.
Hernun Leo principal instructor IF !anRnnvcs
III tito Erie high scluul. 1'suf. LEO has heuu1i.
ful daughter. now ncarlyAla yenrs Of uge.
Nearly tuur years HHo ytnir reporter icle-
Rsaphed IN account of IN acelnnt which be-
Tell her. Sho sustained seycru fall, which
produced para5sis aud IL ntYrc. I'll her spin
that from thnt day tutlI this tnorr,lng she bus
nuSer been able to walk. Must Ur tho time she
has bcsn IL, hsd. and when n1lu to he removed
from her couch It MUS oaiy to he transEerscd to
nn Invalid chair IN wheels. iior n3ony Mt tttnes
hAs been intonse, and her parents hare on moro
Than ons oceWsion prayed Tor death to rv|teye
their child Ut her lncxpresslble nEony. Your
reporter Is personally acquainted with tina
youHg !Hdg, md has frequently seon her Ia hsr
helpless condition,
a few wrecks ago Mrs. RUNNER. wife Of tho
Rev. i. 4. kutntnar. pastpr OF the Simpson n,
E. Church, of this city. visited Hiss Mamie Leo.
tho afflicted girl and spoke " her About cure by
iash. Mss RUNNER ,sas hersolf helpless Ia
vnitd about u ,rnr uxo. an.l had bccn g!ven up
by the physleta,.s, b. spceial arrangement. a
.,,ii rsw frssna' mss nna nads H., tbs easu
a,,l i.as t!eyer had day's sickness : s!nce.
Wi .aa xrsat.y Srsyed fos q IL ssr Gos
tlan character. It tus u vnlue which the majority
OF nIraele stories 1avc nut.
NJ r.. RUNNER related her own remarkable e1-
perenc0 u M!As l.ep, ul.d re4ucsteI thAt u aim.
liar effort be nude Tor asE.
Ths yptns !, w, w Ss,eaty surpr!,sa rs
pertinent, Hht e!a 1t seemed tu her to po to, I'M
, 1881-09-07
Of sts,no s,noroad-tlasv tho Ex.Secrefary
As@Eages Steamship pnssnro.

P4nx x.2f4fs.r;S4.1asnet 4. = Philadelphia I.rsw,
a,sa S,samshit.H;--l III was lh tho otet, at tho In
atSy,.nxh xhs, tai.. thin tsss ssens: .S. .ne
s,a!a{.of.otharo spr the Glty .5f ruiiIo-
ia tast ~ so.,y 'ny kaYw!a.ixo / @ had Sts Svyor
vi soods gentleman s,,,La,t bsfurs: yct pnotoespp5s
,tnaas VIII islh'1fsa,lnxs H. had uasio ina g,lt..
oatssIsi,, ,ad ,stsaa 10 his 4parks n'as tn y
h1t,sIas tn&t curiosity. sIa was d aauo1 .nuro
sSa,sStsle esfGs1 sfe ,ts. .asa ~. ]sbt,son or III.
AZ "a ths latter - *spEvlng The forHlpr was
sseAidsS H. % ~ she plan Of tho CITY Of Blank.
~saa4$sI a4sI eia,'' saa c'aasly. 'fhs diagram wa
sAss }Raso stato.soou4sy' be asked. In
, 1881-09-07
RUSSIA.
IUE NI1IfIfAr

ntrsn.ns'. sens' 1s a.-The issue Of tho Nthillst
hut dnr,a." ~ W o. ifolae ID q convincing proof
e.t.r Oh -. *as summer tho Nihilists qutoily
ouj, w. W aa propaganda In tho Interior. and
ssm. m'..atneuoe W activity In the Wiuter, There
s,ptce .'s Msstef"re. no doubt that tho comtug
otsss sss WI br!uy moro plots and pon,ca IN snitc
A,m ~ eecaa OF the authorities in Rrrostlua
S III naeatth!ng seorot presses.
;, PETROLEUM AP1Rs,
Il Bhtr s1so' sMsuu1so' Sept. 5.-A petroleum sprlnQ
ID NholsS Sas pson On t1ra I've daya. It IL tearod
hQuenrh spelnx will ba xhaustai nlasa etfnrts
~H 'aa Esamcs By st0alu are suucaatft,l'
, 1881-09-07

kind In tho whole Of It. The coilar IA as strong
ns II ra.in of Hntld scol: tho faatrn,nR IA lock
~ nx'ft,ssf wUrkmansh'p. Of folfd g1,ta tniath
with pllt I'm. helnT marvel nf strength In
lts"ff. Neither. ntIre hur expense Inns bern
*ihrHd t. nnkU thu wfit,!e success md Il credit
I'll tllu Etnir nfaii thu innkttr. 49,
, 1881-09-07
CAN ADA,

ALylEsToN, Ont. BUpt. a.-I3ueh fires arc rag
Ing TWO nnd nnc-halt gniles wcat. Hundreds Of
cords OF wood belonging to tho Canada Southern
itaIlroad were burnotl Wesi-bouud trains stop
here, tho truck batue burned.
, 1881-09-07
SUICIDAL,


8Esetsl 1t+ra:eh 10 The GA{saq: Ts4b.lnk
CEDAR RAPIDS. H., Sept. GA young woman
win hns worked at vnrtu,s hotels In 1ndcpcnd+
cneo throw hersolf on Tho track In front Of a
freight train on the burlington, Cedar Rnplds s
Northern Hallway this afternoon. md wns cut
up FL bndly that ailc soon tlted. Hhc cnmplalued
where ut work Inst that hcr pnrcnt. treated her
baIty, and safd oveey day she would ike to die.
, 1881-09-07
I'ra3,,n co0yeyA hin imperial Htahnees' deap
rexret at thp 8n1anIty which has bafaseH tho
What II ti0IJlR Dn among tic EnhlurGt
RHAttiuibubtt~s

The Interest Of tho Newport world 1las
fIce. divided this week between Ate amateur
t!eatricais At tito Caslno and The 1awlltenris
tournament. Two representations Ut tl,u
ctHnctty Ut "FnIse Cu1Dfs" were given OIL
Tucs,tay ntM Wednesday, evenings, tiu see-
hld. u! course, betnx vastly suicrtDr IT, ttio
ttrst. Tile stars Ut the UseltIllE wGrt I'LL
'loahtedly Mrs Jn1in Ward l1owe a,d Alr.
Peter Marii'. Win brought down TIM l,nrse
By their brightness atul originality, although
neither Ut them could le sattl to pcrsonate
cliaracters nj airy posttca!.or romantic utter
cst. Mrs. Janscs Il. Potter gave her usual
ladyItke Interpretation Of llcr I,,lrt. ailtl rX-
cttMl the Envy and admiration Of the triai-
s t o1 'te er s me Is Viz cs:srt " " c:ir nSf
Mrs., =. II. llunt,, Miss ORst1s, nnh Miss
Os!rieh* III contributed largely TO Tho sac'
ORR and atot s slx.y fup q ter friends 1 On u lie
ilo proposed lie iIealtil Uf 3fIs. Julia War,i
i'uwH and tlle Thanks Of tho conltaiiy for !lrr
ynl9aolu ass!stanra al'd cooperation, Mrs;
licr playful warnings Ut tho anNgrrs VI sail.
lux, under faEse colars were fully appreciated
nlm cl'1yea ~ 1cr nllstiisc. i atiss 1l. lt.
1nSs ss ss ca9esla;i s1S A,ss otier ,ss
l.!ptu WtisSGnfelt, a1lu lntlccd, nil tho cream
Of Newport society were present. ut llits Sup
pr; :r;. ,,,o,.
g,lustH of Mr. i. X. Scivr,ncrl,orn, wI,ich wis
confidently TALKED OF for last wgek. hna been
postponed ulItit later In the autulnl,. Indeed,
1t Is sait that cnac!es and conclltuell nro NIL
wHrted u Sewport during this harvest nmon,
sea witii its silver,y IIsh1, and coaciing pnr.
tics By moonlight, will WouttCnek Fnppera nt
Ills CasIpo d, ihefr re,r,,, arn jjkrjy u u, IS
wcrr ut tic til,lc Of lie iust till iuno.i. TWru
IN n0 Falling oif IN yc II, t|,t, number a,u M
r'ety Of entertainments, ,l0r Ii, tlle su!rit mid
energy which ilas beeli n feature Of Newport
ia,ge tlin,ler a: VII. fis,7s I,rillafl's o,, tIle
Ss asfsiaFo IF Alss i1Srs!st l,ssfas ,'
dcrso,, ilou!e, il, lierki,ter Coii1,ty, aid wns
n smnil ill yery uictiresf,,e md Interesting
country welding. In utmost rvpry respect
ate oi 4s t5a sr ts 1 tnf ffe WS y wf r.
;Tls company. WHO we're i,eariy nll guests III
en1ranco.llail ot tic IL naisioi. Which II nj.
a:t Is;Sa| IT,; il e szs I sS, ia "a dsss; Is,;
erected. furnished witt ci;anee!.rails and
cnts' tntls, aid other tlell flowers.
The bride antl l!er tsaln Of AZ
front purcl,, se''1 lie oreai. Witch % occupies
o,ln sttln NJ the lnlI. snnt[trlr fDrti1 nj the
mrtlIeitt tiie ialnIiior stratus OF AieNulpls.
so1lu's WpiIlllng March. Tile bridnJ xr0ll1i,
amrt from Its nlelleynI surroundings, wMs i
nI,1osi I snscIopc.i il old poIit lnrn, au l liejr:
noin III the douglas fnmlly, aud the brides
maids, who Included Rul0llI; their number
sol,te 1T tic loyellest st,ctety bellies, wearing
l,.ttr ,,.,t,t;
, 1881-09-07

sas IN Askp ..:'s 70 nE DANGEROUS. .
?ulu to aae!scn, 49, sept. e.-Adyioca FROM Homo
LrA Hc,t r.. u Rive Feaaon 10 .ho1Ieyo that the
~" aas ceased to 10 lanXerSus. >&' 'Ao
, 1881-09-07

Gpsctat Dtspafea to The CAteaeo Tribune.
cLEvEr.ASt', O.. ecpt. G,-Chartes puettner.
butcher, hccatne t!red Ut living. and about noon
todly he shot himself through tho heua. dying
instantly. Tho cause ass,xnst. was domestic
truub1e6
, 1881-09-07

t'Rs MotHEs. fa., Scpt. 0-Ed Stevenson, son
ofa farmer near Albia, sucIdcd In his fathers
harn by putting strap nround MS neek nnd
twlatlng u tlxht with Il Atfck foot loag. No
teasol Is known for tho net.
, 1881-09-07

Weakness and siokncsa changed to health and
strength with limp l3ttcrs always.
, 1881-09-07

We are already prepared to ex-
hibit a large variety Of new Gar
ments for Autumn and EARLY Win
ter wear, which will be found We1i
worthy the attention OF buyers.
The balance Of our Spring and
Summer stock Of Clotf, and Satin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-20
After the Cowboys.

CALDWELL, Kansas. December l9.-
Reports have come in that Talbot and
his party Of cowboys had been oorralled
in the brakes Of Deer Greek, q few miles
south Of here. The cowboys had been
closely pursued. and when they got to
Deer creek they concealed themselves.
The pursuing party only numbered eight
men, but they surrounded the rufisns
Is we'll as they could aud kept firing
upon them. W. E. Campbell. n Of
the pursusrs. received q shot which
struck him above the groin. glanced and
went through his wrist. This distracted
tho attention OF the citizens. and 1t
seems that during that timo the cowboys
crawled out and escaped. At daylight
the next morning II was found that they
were gone. BY that time there were fifty
men on the ground. all well armed. De.
tails were sent out and the country
secured, but NO report has come In.
Captain ]. n. Steele OF Wichita, q
brother-in. law OF Mike Meagher, one Of
the men killed here. went down early
this morning and 10 still after tho ruff
Cans With about fifteen Ter Steele
means business and won't give the chase
until the villains are captured. or there
10 no possibility Of taking them. The
cowboys are on foot and without hats.
having lost them in the chase. One OF
them 10 known to be wounded in the
ankle. The streets here have been full
Of people oil day. and there seems to DO
q determination to clear out, not only
tho parties who i~nstieated the row. but
those who consert with them. Caldwell
will most likely DO rid Of some OF Its
citizens BY Sudden emigration or other
wise before tomorrow night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-20
scoInls,s opinion Of Gulteau.

WASHINGTON. December 2O.-scovills
Is reported as saying that Guitsau
il spelling his case as far as he can.
Guitsau does not seem to be able to see
what 10 10 come from the questions 500.
Vile asks Witnesses. add does pos.
tive injury to himself and spells the
whole thing by correcting the witness
ON the spot and putting him on bis
guard. This has been the case In re-
gard to the witness Shaw. for example.
Soeyills says, In reference to Mrs. Dun
meyer, that no can prove that she said,
At the time Of her divorce, to DR.. Bow
ker, OF New York, that she thought she
ought to remain with Gaitsau. as she
believed he was insane and needed some
M TO take care OF him. Guitsau, when
he WAS leaving the courtroom today,
stopped at the District Attorneys desk
and said: "Corkhill, I have had .
model taken from my head for o bust.
I will be . great man yet, Corkhill, II
ysu will let me alone"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-20
Trouble Near Leadyille.

LxADvLLE, Decemb Der 19.-The In.
dependence mining camp, located twenty
miles from here. has for o long time
been ovsrrun with desperate characters.
who kept Il in q perpetual state Of tur'
moil. Often several Of these would band
together and virtually take possession Of
the camp, shooting men down on the
streets, closing stores and blocking bust.
ness for several hours. Shortly after
dusk Saturday night Pallon and Mallsry,
two dssperadoes having the reputation
Of killing q number Of men, becoming
intoxicated, started up the street firing
rsvolvers. General indignation was
aroused. and the people turned out and
pursued the dsspsradoes, who were
finally brought to bay and literally rid.
died with bullets. They returned the
Are Of the mob. but without effect. A
little later . Vigilance Committee was
formed for the purpose Of hanging two
or three Of the worst characters OF the
place, but that class nearly all took
fright and left town Immediately after
the shooting OF Psllon and Mallsry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-20

The Lyon County Times says "ths
team Of q Gold Hill butcher tried to cre-
ats a sensation in Dayton last Friday by
running away. but rau foul Of the bridge
on Pike street and did not have energy
enough to eItricate themselves from the
ENHANCEMENT which they made oil
things"
The men at work laying the pipe to
furnish the Combination shaft hydraulic
engine with water from the tank oppo-
site the Fourth Ward schoel.house, have
reached A street going toward the tank.
Tommy o'ConnOrs. messenger boy for
8. W. Chubbuck OF the Western Union
Telegraph Office for the past three years.
has gone to work at the Savage mine In
Virginia.
The invitation dance and social Of the
Gold Hill Choral and Literary Union
will take place at Masonic Hall this
evening. Their parties are always en-
joyable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-20
I.ysn County Hens.

The following items ore taken from
the Lyon county Times:
Some very rich rock has been dis
covered In the Gillls Mountain, east Of
Hawthorne.
The water In the river has risen sew
sral inches during the past week.
The Sutro Tunnel Company has en-.
gagged " l25, 1000 feet Of lumber for
this winter.
The Lyon Mill and Mining Company
have sent their small locomotive to the
shops in Carson to be repaired.
Nine tens Of ore from the Comstock
mine, Santa Fe District, were shipped to
the Lyon Mill aud Mining Company, In
Dayton, from which assays were OBJ
tanned that went from Sl53 to $l92 per
ton.
A sixtssn.ounce specimen Of quartz
and sheet gold was taken from the Baglsy
brothers, Grizzly mine. just above the
May Lundy mill. last week. II con.
tanned more than 5000 In gold.
The Carson and Colorado Railroad
now charges bat IS per ton for carrying
ore from Santa Fs District to Dayton.
whereas 1t used to cost $50 BY the old
slow and tedious method Of teaming,
thus making o saving OF S55 per ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-20
About Mrs. Lincoln.

CHICAGO, December 20.-An Inter
Ocean New York special says: The pub
lished statement that Mrs. Lincoln has
los. the use Of her eyes is untrue. DR..
Lewis A. ssyrs. whs has been her ply.
stefan eyer since her return from En-
rope, year ago last September. told q
reporter that her eyes had been growing
ssnsibly weaker for some time past. and
that he had determined to call In con.
sultine physicians Drs. @. B. Agnsw and
Hermann Knapp, the oeculists. That
she has been accustomed to sitting IN q
dark room for some time and having her
letters written recently by an attendant,
has doubtless led to this statement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-20
Contingent Fund Investigation.

WASHINGTON. December 10. - The
Contisgsnt Fund Investigation Com.
mittss at this mornings session exam.
insd Pitnoy very closely about the man
nsr OF disbursiug the Contingent Fund
heretsfors In the Treasury. the laws %
to Its disbursement, wherever these laws
have been violated. who was responsible
for these violations, and SO on. "Pit.
nsy testified freely and tells q straight
forward story" said a person who heard
his testimony. "Pitney Is telling all he
knows without reservation, and he knows
o great deal. Ho has, In effect, turned
States evidence"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-20
Cems,eeLers ON the sick Li.s.

d. E. Mccarthy. proprietor Of the
Chronicle. returned to Virginia this
morning. His trip appears to have been
OF no benefit to him. as his health Is
worse than when no left here.
Cub. Hall, Of Wheeler. Hall & Co.. 10
lying very i'll at his residence in Vir.
ginia.
Aaron Hooper. Of Virginia. Is absd
with infiammatory rheumatism.
Bob Henderson, who broke his leg
wrestling o month ago. Is able to sit up.
He cannot bear any weight on his leg,
however.
Special Officer Jackson, Virginia, who
broke his leg BY slipping on the ice in
Chinatown several weeks ago. Is getting
alsng nicely.
James Rowe. the miner who lost both
arms and eyes by the accident at the
Formsn shaft is still in q fair way Of re.
covery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-20
Judge Field Engaged on . History
or California.

WASHINGTON, December 20.-Justios
Field Of tho United States Supreme
Court says that his History OF Call
fornia will consume several years Of
arduous labor. At present he 10 en-
gsgsd In collecting data for the work.
He does not believe the first volume
would see the light before three years.
The task would embody q complete his.
tory OF California from the very begin
ming down to the completion OF the Pa.
siHc railroads. He observed that 1t was
q work upon which he could only bestow
his leisure hours. aud on that account
he could form no idea Of when be could
finish It. The Judge spoke like . man
whose enthusiasm was fully enlisted In
the great work before him. and that II
he failed to do 1t justice, 1t would DO,
therefore, NO fault OF bis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-20
An.r.oe. ssress n.psr.

SAN Francisco. December 2o-3P =. NJ
Union Con-, les sales; Sierra Nevada,lo
bid; Albion 2 asked; Gould 4 Curry, 81
asked; Ophir, Gkhsksd; Union Con-, II
asked; Benton, soc sales; Alta. Az asked;
Potosi. I 65 sales; Chollar. I IS; Bullion.
I IS bid; Sierra Nevada, ioA sales; Utah,
~ bid; Union Con-, iGS sales; Yellow
Jacket. 4 sales; Hale 4 Norcross. "a sales
Mexican. l0h sales; Chollar, 40 bid;
Crown Point. I II bid; Yellow Jacket. 4
sales; Belchsr. ! IS bid; Sierra Nevada.
i0h asked; 0phir. 6ss safes; Savage. 2 40
asked; Utah. Z sales; Union. lGb sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-20


Following are the officers OF the ltal.
ian Mutual Aid Society Of Virginia:
President. b. Dsllepiani; Vice President.
N. Suozi: Treasurer. Il. Noce; Secre-
tary, ]. Capurro; Vice Secretary. p.
kssso. Trustses-G. Peirano and D.
Nicolletti.
H. n. Yeringten. while at the front
on Sunday Inspecting the work Of con-
struction on the Carson and Colorado
Railroad, was taken sick and returned
on . special train. arriving in Carson at
4 o'clock yesterday morning.
Richard Farmsn. who wa arrested a.
Q vagrsnt yesterday, was sent 10 jail for
thirty days. He expressed q prsfsrencs
for the inside Of . prison to the outside.
Quite . number Of young men are ask
ing what day they will be allowed to
make their regular calls New Years Day
on their lady friends. as the day falls on
Sunday.
The three Lodges Of the knights Of
Pythias in Virginia propose to NATAL
their officers jointly and furnish . COLA
ton on the occasion for visiting broth.
rem.
The Ophir mansion, tho residence Of
Superintendent Patton, 10 heated by OF.
haust steam carried in q pipe from the
works.
Preparations have been made for again
starting the Trench mill on Regent ore
within . few days.
The inspection Of the sarsfi'ld Guard
BY the rsQimsntal officers will take place
tomorrow evening.
Boiler skating ID all the rage. Piper
has hrst-elsss skates d the Opsra House
rink.
The Comstock supplies Dayton and
Sutro with considerable holiday goods.
Ore from the Silver Hill will b nillsd
shsrtiy ~ Mr.. Briggs.