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hsss ben na. nn l.. wo!fson aud =. q. l.unas s'
ioF zach oth,.1 good 1ta.l or &,n,, f,,ct,r,
huaso ca,ca ass, W.. owing 70 d nusIusss r.yo,rx ]
Elssaeas JI,eoneoen on "olfsuu. accusing him, of a
ssasasea, u sI'esf. VII ss The Ao VIA Arccty cx.
sasd. Ths as.a M. " other culnplimoats oi tha
M can esse se'neae enile.i in Huge brssk
, 1881-05-07
THE HORSE MARKET.

tsquftso Sn1ps OF THE Week, Reported
by n. J. astrry Il Co. for Tho Tribune.
Aleasra. T. J. berry II Co.. proprietors Of
tho Nf0nroa street liorsu auj tnulo market,
, 1881-05-07

TtOis SALE- BLACK WALNUT EN-
IL pra folding bod At bargain. Apply LIT VwontJ.
kN1sInlt st., utt alAif9. -
, 1881-05-07
gmYKUiL Eg7.<t7'r.

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.a.lsia icat, oass fs;,,i. m .vata.h.av, bo,wcon
Twrnty.i9arth Eed 1wsntY ,1ith:ts K!nr!e fots sl,
HIflA font un tynrrnn.aX, ttul jror font .-
c9staEes Mrd lots ~ Mnst s(xteenll,.at corner
Twn sntisFcs sHd ots "a Nnrth Wtod.st; mar rty.
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kt... fIu jt0r front Yt1,Rt-
III lots on NHsk TNQbftG-St.+ tqtEG0u H4et0rtt-hv.
etlJ.
, 1881-05-07

T1UI&NITullE, CARPETS. STOVES, ETC.
Il AT LOW uAsA rluCEas
On eH1J pMy1hcntz.
Hpl0ndlh stock. thlr dealing,
O'~' J.W. -. u. sTQHEY
, 1881-05-07

A GOLDSA{lD, LOAN OFFiCE, 81 EAST
n. Aludhon.Bt- {Gensed!. Estab!Ished ltaH. lila.
npnd ttNker MHA bullun dea!sr. CASH paid for old
gold and ssGEs aiAn1ndst pearls. etc etc Colorado
branch. AAtt 1.nritlur-at, D1nr1r.
, 1881-05-07

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l. huuSu, hrst9 shady Krnunlf. nekr, ,tlUpnt
Al Gl1ncoa-l3.ft,u huusu two bucks wGst Of
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ITO RENT-AT RIVER FOREST, 30
1, a4pS IL dao snp H. y @ Gsm'n nn ass
trou. depot Apply to THATCHER, ROOM ~, "
, 1881-05-07

uE0 0n0 WANTED IN A MANU-
tpDVsUVV fccturlnE business that guatahtoas
Ii per cent prr aunuM Oh lHrntlMe9e For tntcrylHw
, 1881-05-07

TOR SVLE-l,e0O FEET SOUTHEAST
I cotnet C4ntra Park md ynn iinron..t.. nnw
s, Contsnl lhrk directly kDuth VI nl}suf-ht. rheTl
lots hrg beautifully locatod. Addrass OWNER. "
, 1881-05-07

FTSO EXC IL a N Il L - S60U OR St,DO
L. wortb vi dsslrubs Ehlcaso sDal Gxtato, for dsuv
1t wall Iapur stock = - q ...+. - 500
, 1881-05-07

MONEY TO LOAN At 9 PER CENT,
.lk1 on inside Improved real cstatu, \. I.UKD i
l1ttt, III md LII In Hnt1U.&t
, 1881-05-07

TOR SALE-A NEW. STllONG,. AND
i. MlMe:svA!sd pt!netun; In perfect ostler. DR..
, 1881-05-07

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II 1sUry baAonent And attic kt0nu.lrDnt. " rs,ons,
81 in4dgtn lMrn nNnnlen.as iu Hut order. BAlLSEs
, 1881-05-07

T,Ola SALE-7 NEW aSTORY HOUSES
II and lots on Arnold Shurte!r, und Portland AVS,
l,pnr EuftiGth.Att $ltHU encbt Gau down. J. q.
1sANt.E. KDOhI I'll, 10 Wns!lnRtUn-Bt
I1O1t SAI,E-SONl30 FEET ON NOKTli-
IL Nnst curner Of sinnroo and Jonofson -ata +. ".
SN{}WttOOK, Ill In Sniiu.3E
, 1881-05-07

MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE,
-lxl PRsltbS, ipAchlnoty. etc. Chntt9l mortgages
t1lsHlt. HUM H. ~ Ue1rhUFn-1t.
, 1881-05-07

WANTED = FlkST-CLASS WAITER
w.uus Mtll foiurIncrs Ai!rass III yrthuno oitlos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
Boss Kelly Crows.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-A Ledger
New York special says: The combine.
ton against Kelly Was apparently as per-
feet as anything could be, and II was
supported by the leading journals as by
many Of the most influential men In the
Democratic party, who had begun to
tire OF wearing the Kelly COLLAR. That
such q combination should have been so
decidedly beaten il q new and impressive
proof Of the strength OF machine politics
In this city. As for Kelly. personally.
be Is delighted beyond measure. as we'll
be may be. He Is reported to have eI.
pressed himself something alter this
fashion yesterday: "This 10 the proudest
day Of my life. Ny opponents appealed
to the rank and Ale OF Tammany Hall to
put me ont. The appeal has been re-
spondsd to by putting them out. / don't
think they will ever try that game again.
Il wal o Republican and scallawag move
msnt, disguised 90 reforms. but the ass
could be seen under the lions skin oil
the while. Still I have no Ill feelings
towards any Of them. Their worst pun
ishmsnt must be their own disappoint.
mont aud their " disgust over last
nights work." It need hardly be added
that the Boss triumph 10 q fresh hu-
initiation for bis lsft-handed friend Til
den. who certainly looked for his over
throw.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
the Choral soeiesy's E~.serssis-
meat.

Masonic Hall was we'll filled last even.
ing on the occasion OF the social enter.
taiumsnt given by the Gold Hill Choral
and Literary Union. Those present
came by invitation Of the society itself
and care was taken that the hall was not
crowded. The forepart Of the evening
was devoted by the society to singing
aud music. Where all did 30 well 1t
would be an injustice to individuslize.
All the solos were encored as also the
guitar duet by Messrs. Keith and Boyle.
The entire programme, with the excep-
ton OF q recitation by Mrs. Keith. who
was unfortunately too indisposed to take
part, was carried out and.proved to be q
very pleasing one. Dancing began about
10 O'Clock and continued until twelve
dances were played. A number OF the
visitors were from Virginia. all Of whom
thought they were we'll paid for their
long walk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
Result OF New York Filth.

New YORK. April ia Tribune Is-
porter interviewed Dr.. F. N. Otis, OF
Thirty.tourth street, yesterday, who
said three cases Of cholera have recently
come under his knowledge there. They
ars In Fiity-seventh. Thirty-ssventh and
Sixty.ssventh streets. It Ia very unu-
sual to and cases Of this nature ct this
time OF the year. He had treated sew.
eral cases OF oholsrine during the win.
ter. These are the signs which have
preceded all the epidemics In New York.
Nobody wants to be trotted out as an
alarmist. Of course. but II looks to me
as II We should have trouble whom the
hot weather comes.
The Herald says: We have Il on the
authority OF the most eminent physi.
clans Of the city. and their opinion 10
sustained BY the whole profession, that
New York is now On the verge OF . pes
thence; that, 10 fact, premonitory symP.
tons Of Q plague have already appeared.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
Another Fast Against fine.

New York, April 2l.-Ths Tmss says:
John Grisoom. Of this city. will begin In
Chicago. under the supervision and sole
control OF Professor Hsines, Of the Fac
ulty OF Bush Medical College, Q fast OF
forty.fve consecutive days, on or about
May /. Griscom lett for Chicago two
days ago. and has, no doubt. ere this
placed himself at the disposal Of Doctor
Hainss. who is described by prominent
medical men here as fully competent to
the task he has undertaken with some
reluctance, by the way, both as a chem.
ist and Psychologist. 1t 10 expected that
the forthcoming experiment will furnish
what the Tanner and Deuel. affairs did
not, namely /: many valuable data as to
the chemistry and physiology. general
and microscopic. OF p%rotractsd starva.
ton. Griscom Is under middle age. OF
tolsrably compact physique. and the
widest Of enthusiasts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
riper's Opsr. House.

A good house greeted the Ststson
Company q. Piper's last night. notwith-
standing the counter attraction OF the
Gold Hill Choral and Literary Union at
Masonic Hall. 10 this place. Meek and
Neck" is perhaps too much OF asensa-
.ional piece to please all. still II has been
popular elsewhere. But whatever opin-
ion theater.goers may have OF the piece.
there 10 no question as to the acting last
night. II was most excellent.
The performance Of Chalet. the VEN
triloquist. with his six talking automs.
tons. was very pleasing. and alone was
worth the price Of admission.
..Neck and Neck" will be repeated to.
night and also at the matinee Saturday
afternoon. -.
Tomorrow friday night "Kentuck"
will be given.
Saturday night. Happy Valley"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21


Hugh Mcmillan assaulted and beat
John Mckenzie pretty severely last night
on Main street. Gold Hill. about 1880
O'Clock. He vas arrested this morning.
and not being able to raise 5000 bail.
VA sent to jail. His trial will take
place tomorrow at I o'clock P. N.
Duncan Mcdonnell and John B. No
Ginnis have located 1900 feet Of mineral
ground in Virginia Mining District and
called II the "New Idea"
Owing to some trouble with Q pump
bob. the Belchsr pumps were not started
last evening, but 1t 10 expected to have
them going tonight.
Saml l.. Jones, Superintendent OF
the Crown Point has been appointed
Superintendent OF the Bslcher. also.
The young people nom Virginia had
lovely evening for . walk homo from
the entertainment last night.
Gold Hill young ladies are wearing
Sara Bsrnhardt collars.
Apples retail for % per boz In Gold
Hin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
A Barbarous Barber.

MARION, Ind. April.-John Wallace
Of this place went into Warmers barber
shop to get shaved. he was turned over
to an assistant, o young mulatto, who
had but recently been employed In the
place. After being seated In the chair o
moment the mulatto approached him
with . wild look, and fourishing bis
razor, exclaimed: "I'll cut your throat
and then I'll slit you down the stomach
and lot your bowels out. I'd like to
know what's inside OF you. anyhow"
Wallace made q flying leap out OF the
chair and fed from the shop. Tho
mulatto was secured nftor q desperate
struggle. and q subsequent examination
showed that he was insane. He will 30
taken 10 an asylum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21

SAN Francisco. April AS p. ~
Gould 4 Curry. "a. ~, ~; Albion. 3 90
3 so; NJ. Diablo, 81; Savage. s 30. 4. 4 10;
Silver Hill. $50. SOC; Day, SOC; Ophir. ~;
Sierra Nevada. l2h. i2s. Ian. l2's. i2S;
Con. yirginia.2 60, an. 2 IS; Union Con-.
l0k, l0h; Mexican, l0s. l0h; Orc, Ia;
Chollar. 81; Best L Belcher, i2t. l2h.
l2s. l2a; Northern Belle, In; Hale 4
Norcross. 6. CT; Mono. 2 30; Potosi. 4 Is.
4 20; Yellow Jacket. ~. 81; Andes. 3 10;
Utah. IL. l0h. l0k ; Bullion. II. l 10;
California. IN. l 40. l As; Alta, 8 80. s 40;
Kentuck. 2; Overman. 2 20. Az. 2 Is. Q 40;
Julia, 45c, SOC.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
CHARGED WITn ROBBERY.
A saieo..heeper who Pays Ne At.
ssusion 60 shs Exsmpsioa LAW.

In Justice Hsnderson's Court. Vir.
eipia. yesterday. Jas. Killeen was e1-
amined ON o charge Of robbery brought
by D. P. Murphy. From the evidence
1t appears tina, Murphy is a miner work.
ing at the Hale L Norcross. and one who
owed Jas. Killsen, the defendant. o
saioon.keeper at the corner Of g and
Union streets. Virginia, . whisky bill
amounting to S27 50. Murphy delayed
payment, but frsqusnted the saloon as
much a. ever. He was there yesterday
morning and Killssn called him In q back
room, saying he wished to speak to him.
After closing the door he was called upon
to pay his bill. but replied that he was q
R~eadjuster ON the strength OF the $40
exemption law. and be would like to see
Killeen get his money. Killeen didn't
relish the derision he met with and pro.
cseded to take his pay by going through
Murphy's pockets. in which he found
sufficient coin to liquidsts the indebted
ness. Murphy Immediately swors out
the warrant charging Killeen with rob-
berry, and the examination was held yes
terday afternoon. but the Judge reserved
his decision until 3 p. n. today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
The Rampant Missouri.

CuIoAoo, April 20.-Ths water In the
southwestern part Of the city is still
rising. and is now above the high.wassr
mark Of ls47, the highest point .
reached. The only additional damage
reported Is the flooding Of Griffin & Con.
nelly's ice-house on the canal bank al
Willow Spring.
A Journal Elgin. ILL.,. special says:
Tho railroad track IL four feet under
water, and trains cannot pass over inside
OF ten days. The bridges are badly do.
moralized here. and at Dundee. The
damage in Kane county 10 $500 900, but
It n thought the river cannot rise higher
and that the worst Of the food Is over.
The damage In Elgin yesterday afternoon
aggregated $3.50. 900 to 5000, 900. The
chief items we're the breaking OF the
Elgin Hydraulic Company's dam and
race banks, $500, 900; the destruction Of
the Chicago street bridge, $50. 600; the
Cbicsgo, Milwaukee aud 81. Paul Rail.
road bridge. $40. 900.
A Journal Omaha special says: Tho
water In the Missouri stands today OF
nineteen feet nine inches, and still going
slowly up. The lumber.yard men are
preparing for the worst again, but bust
ness on the bottoms 10 progressing sx-
cept at the smelling works. It seems
hardly probable that the water can reach
the altitude Of q few days ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
i Ia,tla MISUNDERSTANDING in fe1a..

CHICAGO, April 2l.-The Tines Ban
Antonio, Texas, special Of the 18th.
says: A terrible shooting ARRAY took
place at Pysers' camp yard, in Uvald'.
yesterday afternoon, in which General
John r. Raylsr and son and Mr.. Gill:
hsrst and two sons were the principal
actors. Both parties reside In the Nusces
CANYON, and the shooting arose from an
old feud. The Gillhersts bad been arm
ing themselves and making threats
against the Baylers during the day.
General Bsyler entered the camp yard to
look after bis horses, ignoring the threats
made, and closely followed BY young
Bsylsr, who desired to warn his father.
The Gillhersts suddenly began firing
upon them, which resulted in the death
OF old man Gillberst, and the fatal wound
ing OF one son, while the other son e.
capped with his skin filled with shot.
Young Baylsr was slightly wounded In
the side and head, and his right arm
erszed by a bullet. General Bsyler -
capped unhurt. He is Q prominent GILL
zen OF the State, and was once Governor
OF New Mexico. and has been . promin-
emit congressional aspirant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
TIMETABLE CHANGES.
The Central Pacific, virginis and
lruekee. Carson aud Colorado
Railroads.

Railroads.
Tho following timetable changes on
the different railroads mentioned above
we clip from the Carson Times:
On the Central Pacific, commencing
Sunday next, April Gath, the Virginia
Lightning Express" will be taken OF
altogether. The eastward bound over.
land train will leave San Francisco on
the time on which the Lightning Ell.
press now runs, leaving San Francisco
at 4 80 p. ~. and arriving at Reno at
$50 A. n. The present time OF west
ward bound overland train will not be
changed. It leaves Reno at $3.50 P. NJ.
aud arrives In San Francisco ct 1:35 P.
NJ. The daily slseping car between Oak.
land, Sacramento and Carson will DO run
as usual. -.
On the Virginia and Truckee. Q slight
change will be made in the time OF the
San Francisco express. Commencing
on Sunday next. this through passenger
train will leave Virginia City at $50 P.
NJ, Ave minutes earlier than at present;
will arrive ct Carson at z P. N. and leave
Carson at 7:l5 p. n. arriving at Reno at
$50 p. N. The Virginia express through
passenger train, will leave Reno at TAO
A. NJ; arrive at Csrson ct 8:25 and leave
Carson al 1886. arriving at Gold Hill at
9:55 and Virginia at 1906 A. n. The
train now leaving Carson at 8 P. N. will
leave at 5:l5 P. ", arriving at Mound
House OF sos. Virginia at 70s P. N.
On the Carson and Colorado road,
commencing next Sunday. through pas
ssuRsr train will leave Mound House ct
$50 A. NJ. stopping at Cleaver. forty-two
miles out. for dinner. and arriving OF
Hawthorne at 1850 p. n. Returning.
will leave Hawthorne at l2a5, arriving
at Mound House Of 9 p. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
Desperate Prisoners.

CHICAGO. April 20.-sevsral desperate
characters awaiting trial for murder.
burglary. etc.. In the County Jail made
. desperate and unsuccessful attempt to
escape last night. Rodney Burns and
Alex. Mckay were tbs ringleaders.
Having procured revolvers from friends
they suddenly attacked two turnksys,
threatening to shoot them u they spoke
Q word. Both made an outcry, how.
ever, and the keepers were aroused and
filled the jail with police. In the mean
time. however, the prisoners had made
an attempt to blow down the wall with
powder. but succeeded only In making .
loud explosion and q great dust. They
had also ielled an old turnkey and kicked
him severely, and Alex. Mckay con-
oluded by shooting twice q colorsd pris-
oper. named Daniel Coleman, who was
assisting the keepers. and who will die.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
THE DECLINE IN PRICES.


The Report Of yesterday consoles its
readers who are dealing in stocks o.
follows: "The comparatively high prices
and the halt in the upward movement OF
tho Comstocks brought out some real
izsrs this morning at the first session,
and their sales were supplemented BY
the operations Of the shorts. The result
was q general decline. There ID now .
very fair short interest in the market
and the prospect Of trading opportunities
is therefore good, ven should the bears
be left for a while in the enjoyment OF
their anticipations. which 10 not very
probable. The lull Is probably only tenn
porary and the market has. II the signs
90 for anything. hardly yet begun to
move. We think there are surprises In
store for operators and that the clipper
In the present state Of Affairs 10 pos
sssssd oil. more courage than discretion"
And the Posi-. which has hitherto ad-
vised its readers to get II at once before
II should DO too late, yesterday advises
its readers to ''go slow." a. follows:
There was great ~trepidation In stock
circles this morning. and recent buyers
were rapidly transformed into sellers.
The roseats theories which prevailed
during the recent rise we're somewhat
shattered BY the stern realities Of . sharp
decline in prices. It began to look as II
the Comstoek market had drifted into
n Of those ~rstroRrads movements with
its usual reactions. which lend false
hopes to buyers. and which inevitably
succeed abnormal. premature and nm.
warranted exci,sments. A sober second
thought IL beginning to prevail. and the
more tho matter Is investigated the less
reason there appears for q great excite.
msnt at the present jupcture. With Q
little more patience and . little more
time We think the showing In the Com
stock mines will be more substantial.
Until then 1t 10 better to 60 slow and
not TO ovsrdo the thing"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
True Tale of the "riger.,

BALTIMORE. April 2l.--Captsin' Kru.
ger Of the German bark Tiger. which
has arrived here. says that the suffsrinss
Of himself and crew, as reported BY the
Captain Of the steamship Nsbo. were
greatly exaggerated. he says at the
time the Nsbo came up hs bad salt meat.
but no bread or water. The crew did
not eat or kill his dog. The animal be-
came wild and was thrown overheard.
The vessel was seven weeks beating be.
tween Hatteras and Cape Henry during
o heavy blow. About 9 week after be
ran across the Nebo. He was spoken
by q pilot boat, which offered provisions
and assistance. but the offer was de-
clipsd,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Mormon Management and Mis-.
siousry Work.

WASHINGTON. April 81. Is an.
nouncsd In Q letter from Utah. dated the
11th, that up to that time Cannon had
not taken any testimony. 90 far ss
known. in the contested election case. It
IL believed that be intends 10 try to 60
through on q prima facts course, based
on the count Of votes, which 10 not quss.
toned. Hs will DO met BY charges that
no 10 not an American citizen. and o IA.
grant violator Of the law which dsbars
him from q seat in Congress. 1t 10 be-
lievsd that the contest will open up the
whole Mormon question, and produce an
agitation that will lead ct least to rems-
dhi measures. Tits reported that Nor.
mon influence IN Idaho 10 determined
against Governor Neal, and NO effort
will be spared to accomplish bis re-
moval. He has made . strong fight TO
head of the encrosohments Of these bar.
barians upon the Territory, and has been
marked for deposition In any way that
will remove him a. an obstacle to their
advancement. The Mormons, II 10 be-
lisved, will be made TO appreciate that
opposition to their degrading influences
will be NO objection to . Territorial
Governor in the opinion OF President
Garfield.
NEW YoRx. April 2l.-One hundred
and n~inety-ssven Mormons will arrive ct
Castle Gsrden, en- route 10 Utah, next
Tuesday, having left Liverpool on the
steamship Wyoming last Saturday. This
will be the frst company OF Mormons
that has left Europe this year.
CHEYENNE. April 2l.-Forty.four Nor.
mon missionaries passed over tho Union
Pacific Railroad yesterday on their way
to Wales, upon q proselyting expedition.
They are al inferior and ooarss-looking
men. Most Of them have from two to
Ave wives at homo. They will work In
the mining and iron districts In Wales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
Hone 20 virginta.

Dan Donovan. an old resident Of Gold
Hill, Constable here for two years and
more recently serResnt.at-Arms OF the
Assembly, has purchased an interest in
the saloon. 46 South @ street, Virgins.
formerly kept BY Grant Israel. Dan will
be pleased to have his Gold Hill friends
cali upon him, and guarantees good
treatment. The card Of the Arm. Cum
minss & Donovan. may be seen In an
other column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
q

New York, April 81. - The Anglo.
American Times says: It 10 now posi-
lively known tina. John Macksy has con.
troll Of Sutro tunnel. and has contracted
with other capitalists to utilize It to its
full extent.
There are l2l smallpox patients 10 The
hospital. an increase for the week Of 81.
Typbus fever patients, loS, an increase
w. F. G. Sharks brought suit 10 re.
cover $3.50, 900 damages from the Amer.
can News Company for circulating
Truth. alleged to contain q libel against
the plaintiff. The jury gave Q verdict oil
$4,000.
WASHINGTON. April 90. = Secretary
Hunt has issued Q general order for oil
officers OF the navy In Washington To
attend the ceremonies OF the unvailipe
OF Farragut's statue on the 25th.
The President has nominated General
James Lopestrset, now Minister to Tur'
key, as United States Marshal fol
Georgia; Philip q. Emerson % Asso.
ciate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
Utah; r. A. Etmors Of New York a
Second Assistant Postmaster General,
and W. A. II. Grisr OF Pennsylvania a
Third Assistant Postmaster General, vice
A. D. Hszsn, appointed Assistant At
torney General to the Postofaoe Depart
ment.
CLEVELAND, April 2o.-Editor cowlss.
Of the Leader. and scripps & Sweeney
Of the Penny Press, are engaged In . val
to the knife. The controversy, which
has already originated several libel suits,
was oil because OF Cowles kicking Q Pres
reporter out Of his Office because be be-
lisved be WAS Q blackmailer. The wariI
especially prolific Of dsnuncistory sdito'
riala.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-21
Psrsoaais.

James Moore OF the Risdon Iron
Works, San Francisco. arrived in vir.
Rinia yesterday morning. He was out
at the Combination shaft during the
greater part OF the dsy and left in the
evening for San Francisco.
J.. F. Moulton. teller in the Virginia
Agency OF the Nevada Bank. has tsn-
dsrsd his resignation to take effect May
lat.