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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19

On the test vote, sprung by Mr.. Cox's
timely intervention, the delegations of
nine of the fifteen States represented in
the Committee voted solidly for the bill.
What would Benton, Marcy, Calhoun,
and other Democratic leaders of the ger.-
Grafton between 1890 and 1850 say to the
quality of the Democracy now dominant
in both branches of Congress, if they
were to know the history and character
of the Reagan bill?
These WORTHLESS would be especially dis
gusted to find that several Congresses
overwhelmingly Republican. in the period
of the greatest public and private ex
travagance. passed such moderate River
and IIarbor Improvement bills as these:
vol,,, ErPondi-
fuTp.
1870 neutrality-suspicious.. 81, Cos, 0GO
1871 ................. ..t,........ 4,S34,2IS
1872 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ',iol ,494
Whatever ability, principle, and pub
lie Eirt-aftpl remain in the Democratic
parry rganize them for an
,hqolfs,Bl 10 whether the party
mas any and, if SO. how manv
WA I'D, whether a soul
pHSY seatial to be put
iay. That has been
ant masks-sHan-
lead aSs7 gone
~ ) it in
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE ms.
COMPANY or THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
January 24th, 1881
The Treasurer OF the Company hereby gives
notice that and after February lSt. 1851 he will
pay in cash. 10 the parties entitled to receive it, all
balances standing to the credit of members on the
books OF the Company. on policies that have
lapsed.
He will also pay all amounts due on scrip
tiicatc issued Ill 1858. which have not been col
le"tcd. w. A. LAMOrTE.
Feb lg-lm Treasurer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19

piled with al! the requirements ct the
Singer Sewing Machine Company are
/ thtlr accredited agents in this c.'anty,
and are doing quite an extensive h4s-
ness, extending EHeii l:.mificat:ons TO all
| parts Of the county. including the Red
! o. ana " IlaZing T.
IN ACTIVE OPERATION.
The adjacent paper miIis-Martey, |.
ID. Caltcrs liatlans'. and Providence
are in active operation. manufacturing
/ paper sheets for editors and some of their
correspondents to lie on. llarlans are
making pasteboard or binders board of
/ a very superior quality and are running
( on full time, having recently received
! I. 5. Government orders. and are turn
/ ing out one and half tons per day.
! Their patent drying machine greatly
facilities their work. In this connection
the demands of civilization seems to pre-
/ clude the possibility of fish culture in the
waters Of the Little Elk south Of Provi-
deuce. as the subtle chemical agents used
I in the manufacture of paper so poisons
the water as to destroy the lives of the
native tishes.~
THE BOOKS OF JEZEBEL,
! that compass Egg Hill and the Land of
| the Corner, are creating quite Il sensa
! ton and elicit volumes of criticism and
comment-Sood humor and wrath. Pom
! pey. Caesar. and Solomon think she re-
ceiyes her inspirations direct from Beel-
/ Zcbub. Bildad and job smile to think
! they never knew their names before.
Daniel. the interpreter, and Jason think
! it is like soft soap-too much lie. Judas
! and Amram are covered with confusion.
Ahab and Nadaab calmly suppress their
/ rising emotions. SankeZ, Adrian, and
David think JeZebel's ears richly merit
| Il severe metaphorcal boring. We ex-
, pect our share i'll due season. '.
Is Nj. Beecher, justly famous for his
atter-dnner speeches, was never happier
than i'll his remarks at the Dorsey ban
quet, on Friday evening of last week.
His reference to the forecloSiHg proclivi-
/ ties of the late Democratic candidate for
! the Nicc-Presidency was delicious. His
cordial wish for Mr.. English's growth in
grace recalls an incident which occurred
/ in Plymouth prayer-meeting many
years ago. An inquisitive out-of-town
. visitor, who had doubts of the SoundnesS
, OF Nf. Dcecner orthodoxy. put an cIaDo-
! rate conundrum at him for the purpose
OF testing it. lie supposed the case of a
man who lived a pure and blameless life.
full of charity and good will to his fellow
men. but who had no faith in God and
no belief in future life. when that
man dies, he asked, docs he go to hell
OF where does he go9' Without Il mo-
ment'S hesitation Mr.. Reecher replied:
Il He would have my best wishes wher-
ever he went
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19

is still around with that book. and saws
to all who wish to read their titles clear
to mansions on the ground to pay their
tax ON real estate to him wherever found.
But some say. How about that dog taxi
Is it constitutional or noto We want to
preserve the constitution aud the dogs
too, if the tax is lost.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19
STATEMENT
SHOWING TIL.
Condition Of the Mutual Fir.
Insurance Company ut Cecil
county, Md.. EihfOn. De-
Gender .SISf, 1850.
ASSETS.

ASS Il IL.
Loans IN Bond and Mort.
'.-....-.+..-...-.--.
Interest due and accrued OH
Stocks. Bonds and other
StcHtllltS.....- .........-.-.......
Cash in tonupanyS principal
office and belonging to the
Company deposited in bank
Premium Notes. ...................
Judgments.
Cash in hands ri Agents.
Total admitted assets. ....-..
ASSETS NOT ADMITTED.
Nalueless Judgments ............
Office Furniture ...............
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19

piled with Al! the requirements ct the
Singer Sewing Machine Company. are
tiieir accredited agents in this c.'anty,
and are doing quite an extensive husi-
ness, extending tHeiG i:.mifcat:ons to all
parts Of the county, including the " Red
u. = and 'I;laZii.- T.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19
THE ICE DISAPPEARING.

The ice, which has been Very solid in
Back creek for so long Il time, is rapidly
disappearing. Boats are beginning to
run, birds beginning to sing, and the
Spring of the year is dawning.
BALLS TO COME OFF.
The young folks are in anticipation of
two balls to come off on the 22nd instant
one in franklin Hall. of the calico Or
der, which they say is to be calico ball:
the other in Masonic Hall, which will
not lie Il calico ball at all, but its oppo-
site. whatever that is: but a good time
is, however, expected to all the partici-
pants in them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19
WANTED,

A SOBER. reliable and competent
"a COLLIER. to coal 1000 to 800 Corns of
Wood. Can commence work at once. Rcterenr es
given and required. Addr s..
GEO. W. PHILLIPS,
Jan ?3-iw Greenwood, Sussex Co, Del,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19
OUR MECHANICS

Mr.. C. Wood, wheelwright: Mr.. John
Mckay. blacksmith: and Mr.. J. Camp
bell, shoemaker. ali stand in the front
ranks of their respective av"cations.
Their work, for durability and neatness
of finish. will compare favorably with
any done in he ,.nunty
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-02-19
LIABILITIES

Losses reported. nd iu>tri aud
unpaii..............................
Reserve ~ required by law.
Total iiabili;ies..........
Surplus rs regards Policy
holders. iEciudln. Premium
MUGS ----...-....-....--..-. ......
Assets not admitte,sn> ai,uyr
stated
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
me Asaissr .. xxpsrs Pis.h's

In osnvsrsation with . News reporter
today. County Auditor Brennan stated
that various portions OF P. R. Plsnk's
report Of the business In his Office was.
10 say the least. incorrect. he said be
intended to prepare . statement in an.
svsr to the report. which be proposed
having published In justice to himself.
Hs showed the reporter the books CON-
tanning the statement Of bills allowed by
the County Connissionsfs against the
county funds, and the entries nade for
August and September are all In his
(Brsnnan's) handwriting. % are also the
claims allowed BY the Commissionsrs
against Virginia and Gold Hill funds.
He further stated that Sl the licenses
issued during the two months mentioned
BY Mr.. Plank we're BY himself, and that
fully ons.half the warrants drawn were
In his handwriting. Yet the report Of
the sxpsrt reads that there Il NJ svi.
denes Of Mr.. Brennan having performed
any clerical work himself. The books
in the Auditors Office speak for them
selves and In favor Of Mr.. Brennan.
His statement will DO worth reading and
the public will do we'll TO peruss II
before jumping Of conclusions based on
an unfavorable report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
Mixed Government Matters and
Troubles In Peru.


New YoRx, October 26.-Lima dates
to the 9th say: Accounts Of stroeious
murders and assassinatiens are daily
conveyed to the Gillian headquarters.
The Gillian patrol occasionally captures
malefactsrs and after court martial the
murdsrsrs are shot and the thieves arc
whipped on the church steps. Tho
P~eruvians say, however. that II IL be-
cause the people are Peruvians and not
because they are criminals that they are
punished. A band Of ten m~ontalsros
we're found recently near Lima. They
resisted capture by the soldiers, but
we're finally taken, and Q brick kiln,
which had served as o bulwafk against
the soldiers, remains % Q monument
. their last resting place. The
Psruvians say that the slain men
were laborers In . brick kiln and they
thought the Chilean soldiers were Mon.
tsneros, hence the resistance.
The practical abolition Of the Pro-
visionai government and the seizure Of
the treasure by General Lynch, leaves In
Gillian hands entirely the government
Of the territory now occupied BY their
fsroes. Enjoys from the extinct, but
still hopeful, govsrnmsn Of Caldsren.
have been seat to Admiral Montsro In
Cojarnaroo, and General Cacerss In
Chiols, Offering them two important
positions In the new government to be
Termed out Of the Chilean lines, but II
10 altogether unlikely that these efasers
will abandon the Pisrola party. ct pres.
emit the most powerful In Peru.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26

E. B. Towls. OF Frsnktown. Washos
Valley. has received . patent for q Gal
coupler which is highly spoken Of. II
ID automatic, and obviatss the necessity
Of going between ears for the purpose Of
coupling them.
E. o. Lesrmo. President Of the Gold
Hill Miners Unisn. ID confined to hia
room by Q slight fever. He has been sick
Q day or two and 10 now improving.
Turkeys arc becoming plentiful In the
markets. They are brought In alive BY
rsnchmep, to allow Of their being fat.
tened for Thanksgiving.
There is good deal Of sickness In
Gold Hill. II csnsIsts mostly Of colds
and fsvsrs. which 10 making II rough on
the little felix's.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
!. Irelsnli Troubles.

LONDON. 0etobsr 26.-Jsssph Cham.
bsrlain. Radical n. P. for Birmingham
and President Of the Board Of Trade.
speaking in Liverpool. asserted that the
objects Of the Laad League . ct hrst
svovsd were pfaisworthy. but they had
developed, since the land Act passed.
iato . no rent policy and indspsndsncs
Of Ireland.
MoMahon, . farmer. has been found
murdered. Re was an active member 81
the Land League.
At . meeting convened BY the Catholic
clergy 10 consider the course % DO pur'
sued In view Of the recent action Of the
government. many Land Lssausrs were
present and urged the refusal Of rent IN.
I'll Parusll was released. The meeting.
hswsvsr, followed the advice Of the
clergy and resolved 10 discontinue con-
nsction with the League and pay rent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
anyee ailL

Preparations are bsing nsls TO extract
low grade sres from the upper levels.
This work will b comnsncsd Of IN
early day.
esaId q Curry saa Best q BsIshss
Shan.
The joint west erssscut. 1880 level.
10 still being advanced. Il 10 In Q dis
tanss Of 46 feet and the ground still
remains hard.
The usual proersss IL Asds In al the
drifts In this mine. The ground Il r.
ported hard and dry at every point.
North 0suId q Gerry.
The new shaft has attained . depth Of
40 feet. It 10 being sunk BY one shift Of
three men.
The repairs 10 the machinery will b
finished Saturday. whom work will be
resumed underground.
Fsrna. shan.
The shait will have attained . depth
Of 1900 feet tomorrow. II ID sunk 10
feet per week.
CAledonia.
The pumps handle oil the water In
running an average Of eight hours Per
day.
Msxiean.
Work joint with Ophir and Union
Consolidated progresses a. usual.
Belcher.
Are extracting and shipping the usual
amount Of ere.
Hale q Nereross.
The shaft and incline are still under
going repairs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shaft.
The pumps continue to run steadily
and smoothly.
Crown Point.
The usual amount Of ore is being e.
tractsd.
ssorpiou.
Are still running diff on the 600
level.
The work 10 carried on a. usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
pips..s op.r. HOUSE.

Max Fshrmann and company have
arrived in Virginia. and will open Of
Piper's Opera Hsuse tonight in the sue
ssssful and laushabls play Of "Unols
Isaac" The San Francisco Hsbre,o 90.
server says Of the play: at 10 q play
that all israslites a and will enjoy. by
reason OF the many quaint sayings and
truthful representations OF Jewish homo
lifs." 49,.
A special matinee performance will DO
given tomorrow (Thursdsy) aftsrnoon
At 2 O'Clock, In order to afford ladies and
children an opportunity to see "Unele
Isaac" Prices OF admission TO the
matinee for children will be only twenty.
Ave oslts.
Temorrsw (Thursday) night will bs
the last night Of the Uncle Isaac" en-
gagsment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
Leeasie. Assisss.

Paul Bray has located 1900 feet Of
mineral bearing ground In Devils Min
ing Gate District on the Hartford ledge.
He calls bis claim West Extsnsion Of
the Hartford.
q. A. Howes. Thomas Chapel and ].
n. Newman have located 1900 feet Of
ground In American Flat Mining District
and called the same the Etna claim. It
lies south Of the Georgia mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26


A News reporter has taken pains "a
inquire how the Commissioners will
vote on the abslishmsnt Of the City
Jail.
Chairman Canavan, for reasons he has
given In q Communication to the Board
Of Commissioners. will vsts against the
doing away with It. -.
Commissioner Gallagher says he will
vote to pay all the bills that have been
incurred a. . matter OF equity. but be-
lisves the public desire the discsntinu.
ance Of the institution and he will 30
vote.
Commissioner Sheridan has placed
himself on record by declaring bis inten.
tion at q meeting Of the Board that he
vsuld vote for its abelishmsnt. He will
vote for the payment Of oil bills that
have been incurred. notwithstanding the
veto Of the Auditor declaring them illegal.
Commissioner Weber 10 anxious to
ret q chance to vote to do away With the
extra jail. he believes the incurred bills
should be paid.
Commissioners Fraser has not been in.
terviewed, but II 10 generally understood
that he will vote 10 dispense with the
City Jail. He 10 always 70 DO found on
the side Of the people.
The matter will come up BY agreement
for consideration by the Board next
Monday, whether all the members are
present or not. At the arst meeting at
which all the members are present the
vetoed bills will b brought up for con.
Alteration. It 10 . matter Of doubt Just
at present how Commissioner Fraser In
tends voting on them. and a. 1t requires
the Affirmative vote Of oil to pass q bill
over the Auditors veto. II IL not known
whether they will DO ordered paid With
out the Auditors approval.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
The London Times" on Blaine's
Letter.

LONDON. October 2s.-Ths Nmss. dis
oussing Secretary Blains's letter 10 Min.
lister Lowell with reference to the Pana.
ma canal and the Monroe doctrine. says:
The wsighty nature Of the interests Of
America In the use OF any intsr-oosanio
canal through the Isthnus Of Panama
will be readily admitted, but Blaine
pushes The point too far when be would
have the world take II for granted that
ne government except his own and that
OF Columbia has any claim TO bs cen.
suited In regard to the neutrality OF the
work. The proposition II far from self.
evident and 10 unfortunately not sup.
ported IN letter By arguments which will
make IL acceptable to the European
powers, and last Of oil to England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26

SAN FRAxcIsco. October 2s-2 r. NJ
Northern Belle. iik sio. IN. IN sio;
Ysllsw Jacket. 3 90; . Con. Virginia, 2 30;
Overman. Az, Q IS, Q co. ass; Crewn
Point. i'ss. 2; Gould 3 Curry. Z; Best 4
Bslehsr. lls; Bullion. l 6s; ophir. -;
Mexican. 81. Savage. 3 90. 8 IS. 3 90;
Orc. SOC. sss; Alta. 4 10. 4 o5. 4; Belehsr.
I IS; Imperial. zoe; Eureka Gen.. IGN.
lex $40; Holmes. 4sc. SOC; Day. Az;
Hale 4 Norcross. 8; Bodis. Z; Scorpion.
IN. I So bso; Mono. 1 70. 1 es; Albion,
q 40; Utah. 6S; Andes. IN; Sierra Ne
vsdA. 13k, l3H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
A Bloody Episode.
Ello Ind.psndsnt. October IS.

&tAo <UusPs"se"tt Ns"~~
Just after dark, on Friday. Deputy
Sheriff Arthur Lowe Wal called from
the jsilsr's room by ons Of the three
men confined in the jan, and notified
that one OF the party was destroying
himself. Rushing to the cell indicated,
In which John Linn had shsrtly before
been locked fer the night, . horrible
sight VA revealed 10 the eyss OF the
Deputy. Linn was lying upon the floor
Of the cell, blood pouring from . shsstly
wound across his throat and spreading
rapidly around him. Dr.. Msies was I'm
nedistely summoned, and IN exanina-
ton showed that with . dull pocket
knife Linn had made fearful opening
In bis throat. ssvsrine the windpips and
small veins Of the neck, but nissing the
j~uQular. He had alss stabbed himself In
The abdomen. On the arrival OF the
dcetor life seemed almost extinct, and
IN view Of the terrible loss OF blood It
was thought that . few moments more
would close the suicides earthly career
These present hsd retired to the front
part d the building but . few minutes,
however, whom they were alarmed BY
cries from the jail. and rushing In. saw
Liam. who bad rallied from his ltupor.
pursuing his companions along the cor.
ridor surrounding the calls, the blsod
streaming from the gaping wousd In his
throat. On approaching Linn he was
found to be quite rational, and his pulse
having become much stronger. u was
thought his life might yet b saved, and
the work Of sewing up the severed
vindpips and the gap % either aide was
Quickly accomplished. Strange enough.
while respiration Was through the throat
Linn was still able to speak intsllieibly.
bsssschine the doctor TO do his utmost
to save him. Being still alive this morn.
ing 10 was removed to the hospital.
whsrs hs % lies, and although the
chances are largely against him. there II
. possibility Of his recovery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
Ansr.e.. ssrees ass.ss

BAN Francisco. October 2s-s ?. H.
Ophir. 81 asksd; Utah, ca ssked; Sierra
Nevada, l3N bid. lsk asked. is% sales;
Union Con-. isk bid. 1sa sshsd; Orc,
SO bid. sse ssksd; Con. Virginia. . 80
bid. q IS sales; California. Toe bid. 7sc
asksd; Chollar. 4 10 bid. 2 Is asisd; Yell
low Jacket. 8 Ss asked. 8 30 bid. 3 Is
asked. $50 sales; Scorpion. I As bid. IN
asked; Best & Belcher. 1iS bid. liz
sales; POtosi. Az bid; Alpha. 3 90 bid;
0vsrman. 2 IS asked. AZ bid. . IS asked.
q Is saiss; Mexican. ST. bid. 81 asked;
Caledonia. 2os bid. 2Sc asksd. 7sc sales;
Albisn. . 40 bid. AZ asked; Gould Il
Curry. z bid; Bullion. leo bid; Bslchsr.
I 90 bid; Hale 4 N~oreross. > bid. 3 %
asksd; Alta. 4 bid. Z 05 asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
v~irsisis's BiE Fire.

Our nsishbors on the hill have mot
forgotten thsir chastissmsnt Of ak years
ago today. The lesson III It was one In
regard to their w~ieksdusss. a. was
claimed BY some d~ivinss) has apparently
been lost sight Of, but the rsmsnbranes
Of the punishment remains. At that
tms Gold Hill tosk them In. led, clothed
and housed then.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
Trails pitched.

A dispatch states that train No. Z
ditshsd ten freight cars at Verdi last
night. The accident occurred BY the
giving sway Of . coupling pin and the
two sections running together. The OBJ
struction Vas removed before the pas
ssngsr train Vas dus, nevertheless the
mail wa forty.hvs minutes late In A.
irving here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26

Mary Doyle and Mrs. odssrs. accused
Of. petit larceny in Justice Hsndsrson's
court, we're discharged - ssen a. the
complaining witness testified. II APP
pears the fellow. whose name IL Cos
tain. handed than the money.
II locks - II . severe snow storm was
brewing for this section. A few fakes
have ialisn 1t intsrvals during this after
noon ssd The day has bssn quite windy.
seld and d~isasrsssbls.
r. Dsidsshsinsr. supssintsndsnt Of
he Hale 4 Nsrsrsss. va ansng The Dc.
partarss Last evening. BE VA accom-
panied By his vile.
The Gold Hill Choral and Literary
essisiy ~ Q nsnbsrship Of aity.nias.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
Parnsll and tho Freedom Of Dublin

DUBLIN, October 2e.-At . meeting
Of the Cooperation tsdsy, tw~ssty.thrss
members voted In favor Of z. DwysE
Gray's motion 70 oenisr the freedom Of
the city upon Parnsll and Dilles, and
twsnty.thfss vstsd against IL. The mo-
ten was negativsd By The casting vsss
Of The Lord Mayer.
LONDON, 0ctobsr "a Dublin dis.
patch says: OF tw~snty-shrse msnbsr.
Of the corporation who voted Against
the melton 70 confer the freedom OF the
city upon Parnsll and Dillon, ninstssn
ware Liberals. which shows how strong
was the feeling against the proposal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26

60 out In the damp air. or sit unpro.
tsctsd In . draft. and your throat will
feel sore and your. head uncomfortable.
You have taken q cold, which you can
remove as promptly a. you received II
BY using Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26

when cold blasts blow. or whom sum.
mer hsst'and dust parch our throsts. "Hub
Punch" 10 equally acceptable. With hot todter
It far exesls ordinary toddies, and IL 10 uns.
qualed with Ono ice. lemonade, milk. etc. 1t
to bed. Keep II In readiness. Sold BY all
0rocers, VIM Merchants and Druggists. Trade
supplied BY Richards 3 Harrison. Agents for
the Pacific Coast, Ban Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26

An Old TrxEa.-A FIRE engine Of the
antique pattern arrived here yesterday,
for 6ilves City. Idaho. Il bssrs the
name Of 'Brodsrick. No. J." indicating
that Il va In use In Sap Francisco when
Brodsrick's name was popular smeBe
The arsnsn.-Super Stat. 0ao6sr "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
Keep out OF Bsd Company.

Residents Of Gold Hill sppssr to have
no rights that dsnizsns OF Virginia are
bound to respect. Even Q Chinaman
from this place IL maltrsatsd there BY
his oountryuen. One In the employ OF
Mr.. Cansvan. Superintendent OF the
New York and Justice mines, Wa
knocked down and robbed By three Of
his countrynsn on F street, In that city.
last evening. he 10 minus $50. An
officer went with him In search OF The
thieves, and one was found.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-26
Plot 10 Assassinats Forster.

LONDON, October 26.-A oeErsspendent
Of the press association in Dublin says
The Chief Of Detectives has confirmed
the report that they have discovered >
plst 70 sssasslnats ferstss, and addsd
that hs knew the names 81 two nsn
osncsrasd In the instsstion Of the osims.
The Chief denied that there va any
plot against Gladstone Of BIZ william
Hasoouft.