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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-29
SPECIAL NOTICES,

. BRwAsE OP huRcURI.. Ono thousand dollars
In gold WIN TO pntd FOR every .gIAin OF mercury
Of othor IQineso! snbatenSe found in May Ap.
pie Liver Ptlle. Price Is cents Tor largo boIIs.
gold by oil Druggists in this county.
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THE apporlionmcnt bill has been re.
ported to the HOUSE. We're the num-
ber Of members lxed, it would be but
question of arithmetic to divide out
the members according to the ratio
and assign remaining seats to States
having the largest rcmainders. But
goot deal depends on the number of
members, as the largest rcmaindcre
fall to different States under different
apportionmcnts. The smaller the
number the more favorable will the
distribution be for the South, while
tho gains for increased membership
viii inure chiefly to the benefit of the
North. Mr.. Cox, who has charge Of
the Dill, recommended thvee hundred
and one members, instead Of two hun
dred and nincty-thrce. The commit
tee decided to report bill fixing the
number nt three hundred and eleven,
while the Republican minority recon-
'nended three hundred and nineteen.
Their motive is obvious. OF the eight
members thus gained six will go to the
North and only two the South-a gain
or four north of MASON and Dixon's
line. 1t Is pity that the number is
not fixed by the Constitution, rs the
Law now existing permits Of species
OF gcrrymandcring in the way above
shown. In any event it is gratifying
TO know that South. Carolina is assured
Of al extra Congressman.
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u. N3: .t-fH BApJS, KDIro..
"Ho. $, GEiTuLDS. Assocl,r Ep,rca.
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a NoTAA ~ MANsIoN.--Thc York
M'le Eh,qhEc', speaking of Major
mart dwdhng house. recently de-
strovcd by fire, says: "The house
thus dcstroNcd has local history of
some lntcrft. The lot on which it
stood comprises beautiful park Of
twelve acre. The house was built
about the Var 1915 by Judge VIM.
Smith, at tlht time prominent and
wealthy citizen of York county, a law
yer OF abilit, and for several terms a
rcsprcscntatY Yc in Congress. In the
constrnctionpf the house only the }5est
heart lumbc was used. and at that
period carvhg and ornamental work
Dcing the rag OH all houses of prctcn-
sion. no cXlcnsc was spared by the
builder in tlE style Of ornamcntation.
We have head it stated that the cost
OF tho houseFas $4,000, and after it
was finished tas regarded as the finest
residence lhtl in tho upper part Of the
State, and persons were known to
travel distncc Of sixty miles or more
for no othd purpose but to sec the
wonderful pee of architecture. Judge
Smith movd to Alabama, after which
the propcrt passed through several
hands. AlMt 1852 twas purchased
by the lat{ Col. R:.G. McCaw, and
from the representatives of his estate
bought by Njor IIart."'
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WET OR DRY TICKET

Is the que which ststss the mind Of the Public & not S 1 ii
living uh bearing the Mmnaughs genius and wearing
the majestic form of his
MATCHLESS PRICES
Goods Shoes, Clothing, Carpong Glass
and Crockeryware, etc, etc. ..
RIBBCNSl RIBBONS
name mighty sacrifice to the power Of ready CASH 1000 yards
Of Gosgrun Ribbon, twenty CENTS which
popular Ggures-ten
6 a. ii @ ES%
the Of the auction house Field Morrison
Standard
Prints, eight cents surprising figures 64c
B T., a IN x ID r s..
very dpdaa stock of these which the recent
my "fetsh" the god Of bargains
JEANS Cassmeres
coming week.
IINEN HUCK TOW His
Fifty drive essly oheredas
Towel in Carolina, at H enty five cents
TT N w A r. IT.
the
still reteato the woryso often and courteous
attention given every visitor, whether buyer not
J. l.. MIMNAUGH,
! jan THE LEADNR OF Low PRICES~
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NOW IN PERFECT HEALTH.

Near Marietta. Ga, March q. 1870.
Some mouths ago bought q bottle OF Brad
neld's Female Regulator, ana used IL In my
commended 1t to three other families, and they
have found It Just what it is recommended.
now in perfect health, and able to attend to
their household duties. We cordially recon-
mend 1t to the public. REV. II. B JOHNSON.
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--Wholcsl 10 dealers in whislscy COM
plain that ; new anti-liQuor law has
alrc'dy cut |oWn the sales Of whiskcy
III this Statd This is the best evidence
Of lis bcinH good law.
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~ ~
Mcs<rs Lamar. Rankin & Lamar; Gentlcmen:
Ny wife hud been troubled for ~ veral months
with Bronchitis, and during that time / led
nearly every thing Imaginable without the
Slightest benefit. friend OF hers to whom I
mentioned 1t told me tn get bottle OF Brewers
Lung Restorer, which died. and less than one
bottle cured lIer entirely. I W II recommend It
to all who arc similarly affected.
Yours very truly,
MACON, GA, March ], 1880.
Mcssr3. Lamar Rankin & Lamar, Dear Srs-
had frequent hemorrhaCe before using your
Consumpiive euro, and had been treated by
DR.. Crowtn johnson and other skilled physi-
clans without being relieved, and after using
three bottles or your Brewers Lung Restorer, !,
the hemorhoge was stopped, and heve never
had one since. am now In better health than
before, md feel 1t my duty to state to the pub
Tic the effects Of your wonderful Consumptive
cure OIL ME. Yours truly,
Mrs. +. G AvANT.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
This Is to certify that l have had Asthma
FOR thirty-lye years and used a great many
different kinds or medicines Was treated BY
DR.. Holton fue years without flnding relief.
then used your Brewers Lung ReStOrer and
found I'm It permanent cure.
Very truly yours q. J. PARKS
Sold by oil Druggists in this county.
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aRNEahN SKI,E,S,

lNRESH Garden Seed and Onion, Set,
l., just received. '''''
MONSTER, BRICE& KETCHIN.
jan 10
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--A COM ny has been organized at
C!inrlcsi0n conduct q Steam cotton
mlll OF fro1 $4,000 to $4,000 spindlcs,
employing from seven hundred to
eight hundfd hands. Work is to be
begun at bncc, and the mill bc
at work bIncXt season, The leading
business mf Of the city, including tho
mayor, Ociil interested.
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NENSDORO, s. G..

sAFCEDAr. Snnuary p3, 1881,
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4 TRICK SHOWER BATn:

In 81. James street Sothern had very
elegantly furnished apartments, which
he was fond Of lending to such Of his
friends as wished TO spend night in
town. An acute observer, however,
noticed that no friend from i!lc coun-
try ever occupied those rooms twice,
and very respectable ghost story was
once worked up on this foundation.
The secret finally leaked out that 10
sooner did the /. urSt stretch himself on
Sothcrn's luxurious couch. than his
weight on the bed. slavtcd small
edition Of the Gclugc and hundreds OF
tiny streams Of lavender water poured
down from the ceiling on the unhappy
individual drcncl,ing him TO the skin.
a PIT Up JOB.
The former manngcrof the ST. James
Theatre. London, recalls an odd adj
venture with So.hcrn, as follows:
"Walking down Regent street with,
me one day, he said: you 60 ahead a
couple Of blocks, Fiskc, and I'll 20
bNck, but we will both take the Atlas
omnibus followed his instructions,
and entering the omnibus found Sot,.
crn sitting in the dipgonally opposite
corner. | naturally looked at him
with some, curiosity to know why he
had sent nc two blocks ahead. Per.
cciving ihis, he assumed a very fierce
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the question which ages the mind of the public not only
Wnnsbo a tho State Mnaugh thunds forth lines
Of living ruth bearing the Impress of Mmnaughs genius and wearing
the majestic form of his
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jan, #
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
LATEST IRON ALBANY.
TWO Moro Ballots foday-Conkling
Loses . Vote.

ALBANY, June IA resolution TO ad'
journ sine de on Saturday was lost In
the Assembly todsy-2s to es-only
Democrats voting yea. and . concurrent
resolution to take . recess from Friday
till Tuesday next was adopted.
The following wss the result OF the
frst ballot today: Conkling 81. JACOB
80, Wheeler 10. Rogers II. Cornell Il,
Fsnton 2, Pomsroy l, Ediek ], folgsr
2. Crowley /. Bradley !. Tremsins y
Chapman !, butcher l, Lapham l.
Fish /.
The following was the vote to al the
Plat vacancy: Plat %. Herman o.:
D.psw 20. Cornell II. Laphsm q. Ward
8, Evarts 9, Folesr s. Crowley :. Miller
9, butcher 3, Wsdsvorth Q, g. b. sloan
I, vsncott ], DEvid Rumsey !. Fsnton !:
On the second ballot Cowlss changed
from Copklipg to Cornell. Tbs vote
then stood: Conklipg So. Wheeler ~.
Jacobs 50. Bradley !. Rogers 10. Cor
nell "a, Fsnton 8; others scattering.
The second vote for Plata successor
resulted a. follows: Plat %. Depsw
80, Herman 80. Cornell IS; the rest
scattering. One. Conkling man with.
held his vote on account Of . pair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02

It is said that W. q. Smith, late Of
the Bslchsr. will b appointed supsrin.
tsndsnt Of the sulphurst and Tranquility
mines, which have just been listed on
the Stock Boards Of San Francisco. The
mines are OF Tombstone, but they have
bern incorporated under the. laws Of New
Jersey. with 200. 900 shares saoh-par
value, $25 Q share.
The Yellow jacket Mining Company
paid of yesterday. Amount disburssd
for the month Of May. $l1,5ss 30. The
payroll Of the Formsn shaft amounts to
$S9O3 40; Ovsrmsn, $4445 80; Calsdonis,
$ll83 Is.
The Union Iron Works Of Virginia has
been closed down to await better times.
All Ito employees. saw . wstohuan, have
been discharged. and NO work 10 now 70.
oeivsd at the shop.
The warrants for the bills allowed BY
the County Commissioners can bs pro-
cured OF Auditor Brannan on Saturday.
They will not be ready before that time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
cold am Strawberries.

On @. @. Stsvsnson's little ranch. In
Lower Gold Hill. SEINE very nne straw.
berries are being produced this season.
They arc from plants brought from Reno
last year. and, considering their age.
they are yielding quite Handsomely. fur
nishing plenty OF choice berries for the
table. The fruit 10 large, ns-grained.
rich. Of . delicious favor. and superior
In ali respects to the strawberries brought
from any part Of Caliioruis for sale In
our markets. The apple. pear. and
other fruit trees on Stevenson's place.
well a. elsewhere In Gold Hill. bid
isir to give q good yield. this being ap-
parsntly one OF the good fruit yssrs
allowed to the Comstock. Were 1t not
for the late irosts. this would b n Of
the beat and most productive fruit see-
tons on the Pacific coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Mischief

Constable Sexton this morning ar.
rested James Kelly. Tom Mulligan and
Ted Mullissn, on complaint Of Mrs.
Mccarthy. who claims that the boys
broke In the windows Of . house owned
By her In Confidence Ravins. Gold Hill.
They are held for malicious mischief.
There IN scarcely a vacant house In Gold
Hill with . pane Of glass in 1t. unless
zoe windows we're boarded up a. soon
a. the occupants moved out. and II the
boys are guilty. - charged, they should
BE- punished. The enforcement OF the
law requiring boys under q years OF
ago to b at homo before 8 o'clock would
do much to qusnoh the spirit Of hood
lumism thai 10 nov observed among the
youngsters on the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
damages from England.

WASHINGTON. June l. - Secretary
Blaine and Sir Edward Thornton have
concluded the prolonged negotiations In
regard to the outfasss upon American
,samsn 1t Fortune Bay on the 7th Of
January. and Of Q later date at Ospes
Bay. Cape Breton. The American claims
for losses BY several fishermen aggregate
SIS, 900. The asresmsnt between Seo'
rstary Blaine and Biz Edward Thornton
IL ths. the British government shall pay
el6, 900 sterling. IN gold coin, and that
thIs government will give . receipt In
full. The money viii probably be psio
come time this week. and Be promptly
distributed among the rishtful owners.
Nearly the whole amount goes 10 Glou.
csstsr. Mass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02

Regular acknowledgements
Ar order or che Deard-rhs
0sslen B0aDe-kte.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board Of County Commissioners Wa
held this morning at - o'clock. Chair
man Csnavaa presiding. Present. Com
missioners Gallagher. Fraser and Web
bsr. The minutes Of the previous meet
Ing were read and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
A communication from the Board Of
Directors Of the Orphans Home. Car
son, concerning the admittanos Of some
children int the Home from Storey
county, was read and Alsd.
Mrs. Masss Of Virginia sent in . COM
munication to tas Board objscting to
aid being granted to Mrs.. Julia A. Lyons.
Referred to Commissioner Weber. (Ths
Commissioner stated that Mrs. Lyons
had received no aid within the past three
months.1
A communication was received from
Mrs. Elkin (whoss house wal Jagged
for smallpox two weeks ago) asking for
aid, a. shs VA NOT allowed to GO out OF
the house and work. Another comml.
nication to Chairman Canavan was read.
In which she asked for clothing for her
children, 90 that she could send them 10
school. The matter was referred to
Commissioner Weber.
lxPoHrs OF COMMITTEES.
Justice Hires, Of Township No. 2.
reported receipts for the month 10 bs
sos IS.
Commissioners Gallagher asked that
the report bs referred to the Justice
Court COMMITTEES. that they might have
the Justice include In his report oil
work done for the county.
On motion IL was 90 ordered and .
rule adopted requiring all officers to
include al work done for the county In
their reports.
The report Of Constable Ferguson wal
disposed Of the same a the above.
RxPoRTs OF COMMITTEES.
Commissioners Gallagher. to whom
had been referred the petition for help
Of Mrs.. Mary Mcknight Of Gold Hill.
Who complained that Jenny 0'Brisn bad
stolen . house from her. said be had
found that Jenny O'Brisn owned the
lot upon which Mrs. MeKnieht's house
VA siiuated. and did not think the
Board had anything to do with the osse.
Report received and committee dis.
charged.
Commissioner Gallagher moved that
al bills, whether for INDECENT or sup
plies for officers. must b accompanied
BY the order aligned BY the Commits.
sionsr ordering the same, or they would
not bs paid. Carried.
The Court.houss Committee Was In.
struoted to have the foregoing motion
printed for the information Of al having
bills against the county.
The Board was still In session when
the reporter Withdrew. and engaged In
allowing claims against the county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
Two Moro star Reuters Struck By
Lightning.

WARRINGTON, June a. Star route
lightning has struck two more ofacials.
Secretary Window yesterday sent for
McGrsw. Sixth Auditor Of the Trsssury.
whose Office 10 In the Postofnce Depart.
msnt and whose duties are all connected
with that department. Window de-
mandsd Of Mcarew his resignation Inn
m~ediatsly. McGrew was sstonished. -
he believed he had svsrtsd the Star
route danger, and asked Window for
ten days time. Window replied that be
could not give any time. a. the Post.
master General and Attorney General
had asked for the immediate removal OF
McGrsw and his deputy. Lelley. a. they
believed the investigation OF the Star
route frauds will be facilitated by having
these men out Of their official positions.
McGrsw resigned Immediately, and
Lsllsy was removed forthwith. The
Sixth Auditor has more exclusive pow.rs
than any other Auditor. He 10 virtually
Auditor and Controller, both OF the
Postof1cs Department accounts and
other matters. His action ID hnsl nm.
less appeal 10 taken to the First Con-
%trollsr, and then the latter. only has ap.
pellats jurisdiction. The allegation
which led to enforcing the resignation
OF McGrsw and the removal Of Riley 10
that fnss and forfsitures made against
Star route contractors have been remit.
ted when they ought to have been en-
forced. McGrsw went to see tho Post
master General. but got no satisfaction
from him. McGrsw next called on spe-
oial Agent Woodward. who 10 conducting
the star route investigation. and charged
Woodward with having put up . jo6 on
him. Mcarsw and Lslley both deny
any wrops.doipg on their part o. any
Kind, The Star route investigation 10
being pushed vigorously. and 1t 70 given
ou. ths. another stroke Of lightning will
soop follow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Arrivals Ts,s nsrssss.

Major Burke. + Bowles. Thomas Rsy-
nolds. Z d Towns. J F Bigelow and wife,
= Gilbert. L strother and wife. George
y Jordon. Mrs Simon and child. Charles
schultz. p c o'Brisn, II L Swift and
wife, K Rankin. c Green. T Jackson. " T
Zeigler. W W Rankin, u G Hillysr and
wife, L Diamond. 8 Wood. " Challett.
q Dearin. J W Morton, @ q Cushing. E r
Smith. D J McIntosh. @ u Small. Charles
Chutz, William Skuse. Bob slaven. D Z
Mccarthy. J @ Mccarthy. r L Thorns.
E Kirwin. J b BARLEY. asesge Cushing
James Dudley. 9 Quinlin. d r Sessions.
L L Crockett. Miss Z Rising. Niss 8 Bis
ing. Judge Rising and wife. Hon James q
Fair. Mn @ G Thomas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Aner..s. i.Isr..i ssssiss.

BAN Francisco. June IA ?. H.
Potosi. 81. 3 IS; Union Con-. Is. lsk;
Gould 4 Curry. 81. ST Albion. 8 90.
8 30; Yellow Jacket, A.. 40; Caledonia,
see; Alta. 3 60; Overman, IN; California.
I 90; Con. Virginia. 3 65; Julia. 6sc; Nsx.
lean. is~; Bullion. sse; pelch6r. . 90; Day
/ &C; Justice, $50; Imperial. 2oc. 2se; Ben
ton. Soc Chollar. ~. . 30; Gould 4 Curry
a. Union Coz Sl3s;SsyaSs cs; Alta,
81. . so; Hale 4 Norcross ~, 4 30. 4 90;
Sierra Nevada. isS, ist; tah. iik.lik
scorpion. = 40. Savage, 4.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
rahen care or.

The little girl who has on numerous
oooasioIs presented petitions for aid to
charitable Gold Killers for the bspsAt Of
some fictitious person who was repre-
ssntsd to b sick and destitute. has been
sent to the State Orphans Home BY the
proper authorities. II was shown to
their satisfaction that Mercedes Hickey.
the woman keeping her. was . very nm.
at person to have charge Of . girl, and
II was doubtful II she was the mother.
although claiming to Be such. Accord.
ing to her story and that Of some OF the
neiehbors. the girl was horribly treated
BY the old woman, who lives Of luz
South @ street, Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
After tho Star Route SWindlers

After tho Star Route SWindlers.
wAsHrNoTos. June 2.-Upon the In.
vitstion Of Secretary Window. Moarsw.
Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury, and bis
deputy. Lsllsy. rendered their resigns.
lions yesterday. The action Of the sso.
Rotary was taken at the request Of the
Postmaster General and Attorney Gen.
eral. both Of whom represented that the
removals vera necessary to the full and
complete investigation Of the Star routes.
This investigation has reached Q point.
Il 10 said, where the legal machinery will
DO pu. In motion. Yesterday Colonel
VIM. A. Cook was commissioned 10 Sps.
cial Assistant Attorney General. to take
exclusive charge. under the Attorney
General. Of the prosecution OF these
casrs In the courts. It 10 said BY those
we'll informed that The Attorney General
and o gentleman who has been spe-
cially charged with the prosecution are
satisfied With the evidence Obtained. and
have no doubt that indictments and con.
yictions will follow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
wiii Sssd . Ts.:I . she arissis.

The ssrsasld Guard Of Gold Hill last
evening decided to send . team to the
Pioneers picnic. Thomas Gallagher.
Captain Of ths team, reports that many
OF the best shots Of the company have
left the county. and that while they do
not expect to win the prize they will do
the best they can. Il takes practice to
make Q good shot, and not much can DO
expected from new men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
The Robbery Of General Grant.

81. Louis, June IA coherent 40.
count Of the Grant robbery 10 hard to
get. Detective Byers, Of Iron Noun
tain, says King was brakeman ct the
rear Of the train to which the Grant
psrty's special car was attached. Fits.
patrick wasn't on the train at all. Byrns
thinks King robbed the Generals bag.
gage at night. aud when be met his old
friend Fitzpatrick they got drunk. where.
upon King produced the decorations to
adorn their prisons. Fitzpatrick was
found In Adams Express Office. Kansas
City, and gave information Of King's
whereabouts. King was found ct S-ds.
liza, and offered no objections to arrest.
King said hs bought the badges from
the porter OF the sleeping car. giving
him $40 for them. and intended to give
them to Grant when be returned from
Mexico and get the reward. Fitzpatrick
says Kings reputation 10 good. and hs
10 we'll connected. It 10 not known bow
large was the robbery. Il 10 singular
that Grant was robbed and II had not yet
besp known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Government Revenues.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE annual
sesson OF the National Board Of Health
begun yesterday. The collections Of
internal revenue for eleven months Of
the current fiscal year amount to $2s..
AS, 283. The aggregate receipts Tor the
nsoal year are expect d to be about
Sl3l, 63l, 100. Commissioners Rsum e.
timatsd that The receipts for the year
would rsach nearly 3l35. 000. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
A CREDIT 10 TIE COUNTY.
D..s. Of. n,..r .. s.. Francisco

John shaughnessy. foreman OF the
Union shaft. died in San Francisco this
morning. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Shaughnsssy wss struck on the head
last December BY q rock falling In the
shaft where he vas Ut work. He went
below at the time for treatment, was
pronounced well, and returned to his
work. His head troubling him. be again
went to San Francisco recently to have
an operatian performed. and a. NO par
ticulars have been received. It 10 pre-
sumsd he died from the effects OF the
operation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02

II. q. Perkins. mail agent on the vir-
ginis and Truokss Railroad. has been
aranted one months leave OF absence
and gone to his Wisconsin home on .
visit. +. ]. Pryor Of San Francisco Alls
his place.
All Lung. the Chinese chicken thief.
v.s bound over BY Justice F~lsnniDehsm
,.sssrday to await the action Of the
Grand Jury. In default OF $500 ball he
YES committed to Jail.
Amos Merritt. Gold Hill's chisf Of
Pelies. has returned from California.
ana u again on duty.
About one houss 70 every ave- empty
q u Divide.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Conklingite Hopsfulness.

NEW Yoax, June 2.-Ths Herald says;
Dispatches from q correspondent a'
Albany show that the friends Of Copk'
ling are still rssoluts. How long they
will follow him 10 the question Of the
hour. There 10 talk OF Democratic com.
binatiops that are feasible and probable,
but ct the same time 20 grave We should
not venture upon the responsibility Of
advising IL. II such combustion could
be made it,would satisfy the independent
element OF the country. II Conkling
cannot be Cesar hs can be Coriolanus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-02
Roscoe fictles Malone.

ALBANY. June 2.-Ths following was
sent last night:
To General Malone. Richmond. Va:
Your every effort for the true advance
msnt OF the South. and to make cleo.
tons real and fair. have my whole
heart. aud deserve the cooperation Of
Republicans everywhere.
(Sigued) ROSCOE CoSxLMo.