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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

Sdon Brigham 0oung, 6ieies goleniias
ttonS5 0eltte, par ben1ubt, oet Wforntol1i5s
mus, ipte i'm bic ~ipnoerbaren !0etligen lit
ber Salsleefta6t b~etreibet, iiDer llto1 btnz
aus nad oen Nad)barsS erritorisn SIT tras
geit. st erii1tbete WtormorerzG olonieen in
Dent lilolid BON lltaD gelegencn 2lrtSord,
III DEM Ditltd) BON lltaD gelegc1telt lrtO Dor
le6S Sabren gum Staate gelDoroe1en @oz
IoraDo, lit benz tpeitIid BON lltab gelegenen
ultO idon Dor ad)tSeDt Sa5ren gum Stoate
erbobenen 9teDaod, gdl13 belonoers aber in
bent n0rblid bon utoD 9elegenen SerrttOz
RUM Soabo.
gtamentli9 lit Sbobo famen Sic Mornos
rensGolonteen alIndltg 10 le6r ertpor, ooB
lie bereits fibn Die t6anD na6 Der poItttz
i6en Oid6t iiber .biele S Serritortuln aus
1trefet.
QQerbiltgs lit 10 ebet lift 4ni6Iag, ft6
ber Organization Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
brltg bon Spabo. ober ipenigite1S Der Or
gal1tlation oe5 l1nter1auie5 ocrlelber1, 3t
bentd6ti9ert, febl9ei6lagcn. Obglei6 ibr
Sanbioat fir'S Spre6eramt t1n NbgeDroz
neteltbauie mebrere Sage bi11burd e6enlo
Dtele Stil11uen erDielt, tpie Der, @egenfa1tz
bibat, lit iebt bod aud III oieieln 6auie,
tpte int S6erbauIe ein Gegner Der DtDrrto5
1ten surt Gorliber getpGblt poroelt, int I'M
ter6aule Elm Otorn1Dnen> feinOli6er &epublt>
faner, I'M Sberbaule Cit ebe1lol6er 0emoz
frat. Die Otornnouen 6oben ain 1T Soabo
nod fetne 10 poIftdnbige geie5geberilde
Otadt, pie ie 0teielbe bis Jest i'll utab be-
1aBen.
llbcr Ser Serritoridl : @ouberneur bon
Soobo tlagt gleidpobl III ~ietner 10 eben
Der Serritortol5 @elebgebung iiberl6iften
8otl1dft uber yba5 tmnler beoroDltdere
Q(ntpahlen bes WormouentbumS lir0 Ser
8ielipeiberet in Soo6o.", @r t6ut oar, baB
bereits iii mebreren Counties BON Soa5o
bic Qcntter IN ben 0Guoen bon Ofor11o1tet
leier, uno ct ruff nad itreuge1 SerrttDrtols
@eieben III 8e5ug auf 8ieltpeiberet uno
Wt0rrnolteltittimntredt. Mlt6 befld8t er IS
tief, DAP Die Dor1 @on9reB e~rtoiiene /. 6.
@Onturos78i4 it6 MIR auf 1ltab uno ni6t
audi altf SOobo beSiebe.
Der @ouoerlleltr bot nit letlter &ld9e bon
Ieil1cm Stanbpunfte aus 9teGt. Die S1atz
iade, oaB bic @omunosz8tu niGt glei6
auf Soa6o ausgeoebnt Duroe, lit I'M eun
neuer 8eipei5 fir bic @ebanfenloiigtett, iDoz
nit IeIbit Die geideuteitcit anerifantl de1
0eieb9eber perfaDrcn. Statt lelteS @eleb
auf Soabo idon 81 elmer 13ett a15utpenbelt,
mo- es bort nod our69efiibrt tperocu fonnte,
iDiro man 10 lan9e lportelt, bis aud i'll
SoaDo ods WtornlonelltDunt Deruuabelt err
itortt lit, baB eS nit Den 8u,toeSgeiebe1
BORT 6as else Spiel treiben fam iDie iebt III
llto6.
Die rruntcrbroGcr fortoouern6e Gin
tpanoerung 5ul1 MiormOnentbltln befeDrter
@ltropGer ieBt bic Setter Der Dlorrroner1S
ftrhe in l1tob in ben Sta1b, aud Die Wforz
Observation-Disclosures in SboDo INNER mebr
CUR 8liitbe 81 bringen u16 10 audi bort,
ipte III ltta6, ben Waorn1onen bic Dte6rDeit
gu peyidaffeu. SnnerDin tperbe1 Tie babei
our6 ibrer SletB ullo tbre @el6i6lt6feit
i'm 8eiicoellt mddltig 5ltn Gmporblii6en
SoabO'S IberDallpt beitrd9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

itcbcn mir gang gut. SIR m6dtet, aud
ipent in stpei Sabren ein bemofrottlder
9rdiiocnt 6aran fomncn ioIte, 10 Dtele BON
euern 0cutert, ipie ntr iracnO m0gliG, III
ben 9lenltcrn bcDolten miilcn. 0ab t6r baS
III ii II DIT, lit be9reiflid gclllg, aber lptr
ndrcn 9turren, ipeu1 mir eu0 Den 9Silcn
tbGtcn. 9Sir Dolten eS nit bcm &otfc.
gScnn boS Eplf cS fitr rcdt unb gut DGlt,
un9epriiite 2eutc SIT ben nidti9itcn ll1lo
ncrnntportli6iten 9lcmtcrn 81 ipGblen unb,
iobalb ieiuc pplitiidc Stimnulng iid an
bert (obcr iogar aud Obne boS) Ourd an
bcre, cbcniu ungepriiftc 81 cricbelt, 10 brallz
dcu mir ni6t tIii9cr SIT letn, ais boS 9plf.
gSie . as es madt, 10 ipplen aud mir es
md6en."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
@ottItcb SrtD.

Ser in Der Jfa9t bonn 16. dllf Sen II.
December in unlerer 9tadbari1aot 0ofaDettc
i'll Slloiala geltorbcre 9tationaL>N bgcoroz
nete 0ottlieb g. Srt1 tpuroe am %. NprtI
1917 su 2e6alDn in 9cnniDluanieu in etuer
penniDlDantidzoeuti0e Salltilie ge6orcn
ul1o blteb itetS benz oeutldcn Weleu leir1cr
8oreltcrn treu, Deren Spra6e er audi nit
Gorliebe iprad. Nud lein 9cuBeres tpor
Qtbt oeuti6.
9tad)bcm ct in lcitem @ebrrt5ltdate cine
stertIid CUTE 8iloung 9%c1oiicn bate, fam
CT olS jnl19er Nboofat 1od) SnoidIa unb
IteB it6 balo III 9afaDette nteoer, TOO ct iiber
pter;ig Sabre gelpohnt bot.
Sn Ben D~ter5iger Sa1rct geDorte er ais
gSDig Der Stoat5geicbgcbung boil Silbialla
an NIB lpiclte III ibr perlu0ge ieines geiuns
bet Observation-Disclosures cine bebeutelbe
9toue. Der rcpl;bItfonti6en Yartei l6loB
er it'd 1dot Bel tDrcm Gutlteben at. 9tad)
oent Nl,Sbrude be5 BiirgerfriegeS tpltroe Ell
6auptmanl1 IN einellt Der acknowledgement STE
.giulclter pot Slbiatd, NIB CT befeDIigte
cine 53cit lang baS 8iooeri0iff v0Orner"
auf Dem ODio.
SIM Sabre 1863 trat CT ir'9 natioualc
Observation-Disclosures, BENT Ct nun ltilltiltcr5
brod)en bis 1874 dn9eb0rte. st ipor in
bentiel6en etlt Better Der rcpublifollildeit
Eurtei, nabm beloroer5 in Nllsiduiie fir
altstpGrtige 2lngelegcn6etten einc beroorra>
qe1oe Stellullg ctn mo eriparb lid bel Den
Deutlden 8etpobnern oe5 8unDe5be3irf5
bllrd ieire Gorliebe fir oeutihe Sttten ulto
8rGllde groBe Seltebtbeit. NlS nab Der
9teueilttbetIllng Der GotlareBbeSirfe SnDiaz
mas int Sabre 1872 oalelbit etn NdtionnIs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
uuIcr @0ISeG.

Seit0em I'M 8ragcr SrieOeu bolt 1866
6aS lOuperGne S%iirltcntbum 2ie6tenz
itetn (ei9entli6 @rafidaft Ga6uD nit
ieinen 60 engl. 0uuoratl1Hi(en unD 5000
@tnipObnern ebenio rein per9eiien
tpuroe. tpte otf Dem QSicner Gon9reiie ron
1915 oie0crrl6att 6 nDpDaue en-, lit baS
tletnlte 6tr1tcntbuln I'M beuti6en 8unbcs>
rei6e NdlDeG. 9aS itebt 10 i6ipa6
Out 1einen biinnen 8ein6en, baB Die preuz
btlde Jtegicrung it0 DeranlaBt gefltroen
bat, eS III tDre %belDnbere Sbbut su nc6z
men llllo 81 Deriualten, = cine ~foltipieliqe
@bre, benn eS miro babel nod @elb slloe>
lest. Srii6cr ober lpGter ipiro tpobl 6as
Sitr1tentbitm6en Dem 9rpBen &0nigrcide
etnpcrlctbt iperben.
Nlt0 0os grobe nor6amertfaniide Trei>
ltaoten1 9tetO bat letn 8albed, oas ober
trelltb ouf Dcr 9anbfartc eil1elt beoeuteno
groBeren 0l0Gclrnltm etnnimrnt. IS
DetBt NeDaOa, lit mebr alS bol6 10 oro;,
nle oas gansc beuti6e 9tei0 Q12, 900 enql.
Sltaoratmetlen; ba5 beutl6c 9teih hat
212,O9D uIb lit id)pn lett benz 81. Ottp6er
1864 ett Dolbcrc0ttgtcs WtttoIieb oeS
StaatcnbunOeS, oaS Stpet 8u%toeslcnatorel1
unb etl1e1 NationalzQ lbgeorbneten ltellt,
allo i'm 8utSe cin @lftel 10 piel tpie Stem
gorf, unb etn StebenteL % Dicl ME Suit
lotS SIT lagen bat. 9abei o6er lit ietne
9anSe @~ttDo6ncrSabl faum elm 81 Gtel
Der BON 8 ; tcag o unb lit obenein nid6t in
Der .3unabnte, lonoerm in fortpGbrerocr
Abnabme be8rtftcn. 9cnn bic 6offnltngen,
ipeldle Dor 5ipat5tg Sabrcl bon Dem Wtines
ral7Jtet9tbum oes StaateS gebegt tuuroelt,
baben itd ridt ner1pirfli6t. @r lit cine
t%rpltlole Selienz uno 9llfalt : Miiite,
tpelher IS an alien &orbe6inguneen zines
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25
YroScB ttttt Scn SoOett Oct 8ttmScS:
D61tDtftGOG.

S6on gar man6e Std6t in 6en Ser.
Std0tcn bat oen Sooen, ouf benz tie itcbt,
gegelt er6giertge BriDdtperionen pertDeioiz
gen m~il1le:1, u1o od ulto BORT lit i'm Gaufe
Der 3citen ein StitG itdotil6en 8ooeu5 iols
den YrOSeBfibrerit ulto zTu6rerinnen 3us
gelpro9en lporoen. eSebe aber beotlrt Ser
groBartigite 8roseB oteier Nrt. 0tesinal
9aben eS nG1nliG Bic observation-disclosures
ouf ltidts 0eriilgeres, ais alf ben @rltub
uro 8OOel1 Des id0nitcn 50eileS Der 6alpG5
ltaot oieicr groBen 9tepublif abgeie6er.
ST. ben aolo1ialSetten tuailoerte eil1 9es
tpiIer WilItam 8laG + BON bril-
ben ltdd Nn1erifa aus. Gr gelol19te bier III
gdrDe 1lad) ltto nod III oeu Bciib arobcr
2anoftrefen in OldrDlarb ul1o 8el1nlDIDo5
nten. gu ieinen 2G,loereielt ee60rte aud
Der 0rlno uno 8ooen, al,f tDeldenr iett
Der beoclttenoite Tbetl Ser 8unoeS6altpfz
ltaOt Galbilgton NIB be5 nit tit uerblli1>
Oelelt @eorgctoiun'S itebt, beionbcrs aud
Der S6eil 9Saibington'S, no iebI oaS Gaz
pitol, oaS NetBe 0au5, 0oS Sbdbantt, bQ5
prQdtige lleue 0cbGube oes StdatSz, Rrtcosz
NIB Slottel1> Otintltcrtums ullo buttocrte
ldoner 0ei6GftSz utb Mo6nz6Guier 1ih
erbebe1t.
Jta6 @tlltaln 8[odlnore's SOB oi1,ocn
feline 3duoercte1 i'll or,bere 6Qltoc ii6er;
luto befa1ntlid !Duroe gegelt oaS Gyoe Des
pOri9en Sa6rburoert5 Der @rulb uno 80,
Oelt fir Die 8lt1besbouptitaDt ulto oeu 8u.l7
Oesbesirf polt ben Stdate1 D1drylono mo
Gtr9tlten oil ben Bulto abgetretelt, oa5
ppr Strgtltten b~ergegebene 2ono aber lpurDe
lpGter 0ielcrl Stadte Striidge9ebc1.
Oils WdlDtngton auS fleiltelt 9(nf1l1oeu
iid 81 elmer mtrfli6en Staot entipidelte.
taudtelt Oa ullO oort III ben Ser. Staoten
3eute OUT, tpel6e bebaltptetelt, baB Der unD
iener Gbeil oeS oprtigeu @runDes uuo So
DenS BON Hed)tspc9eu tDueu 9eD0re NIB
oaB 6a9er U~tarplallo fei1 Ned)t 0ebabt babe,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-25

Sir ie6e peitern 1900 O1arf o6cr 720 Doll.
Sa6resltmlab 1T gu be51DIelt fir Bier 49,
@ein 60, Gabaf Y, 8rarntipetn SO Wlarf,
%3uian1men 276 Wiarf ooer $66.24.
Mcnn freili9 Der 8ere0nung Des 9icen;7
1tereridBeS fit cine SdanfipirtDlfaft Der
SaDre6umiab fir ieOes e~il13elne @strdnf
beionOers 81 0r1n0e 9elegt tptro, 10 Iteut
it6 Die Sadie 11i6t gall5 10 lGlilnn1, pie es
alsite6t. Dem nIsbdnn r1iiBte Der Sc
lamnltunioB uon 8ter, QSetn, 3abat uli0
8rdntttpetn iii etn nltb oerielben Wirt6e
l6uFt Don $50 bis 1920 Dollars betragen,
e6e Sic 0icenSiteuer $22.08 betrige. Genn
ein Wirtb rur q Derl6enft, 10 betr1at
6et ei1tem NblaB bon 1880 bis 2400 Doll.
bic 3icen3 MIR 81 Doll. = uerideutt er
nur 8rollntetpetr III 9leidem Mert6betraoe,
10 sa6Lt er oafir 81 Dbl. Qicens. = PIN
bGu.ft9iten miro Der Sail Dorfon1meil, oaB
Der Sabre5lmiab Der Der d)ieoenen @etr6nte
IN Elm NIB oerl elben gStrt6i6aft in ueridies
oene 9icen5s %Stloiicn fGlLt. Bum 9eilpiel:
cine Defamation D~erfauft in Sabre fir
$1,000 Bier, fir $50 9ou. &ein, fiji 720
9oQ. 8raltnteipein ulto fir 400 Doll.
@i9arrclt, 10 bdtte tie 5l beSablcn 128 plus
so plus Ga plus "A, alp 5ulalnmen 276
Otorf ooer $66.24.
9Gs ipdre MN, tpeun Die Broftte Der
gSirt0e in 9eutidldNo 10 9roB ipGren, ipie
bier, feline Ibern1dBige 8ei!euerur9. 2n
elmer 8rl.ttns GtltltaDnte Don 1850 Don. err
tpartet ein @irtb 1T 9trlerifa nidt tpeniaer
ais $500 81 yDeroienen", tpouon baum aber
Die WtietDe, 0aS, Seotenul19 &C. gu beSdbz
len limb. 0febuet man ods suiommcn III
400 Bis 1860 Doll, 10 bliebe nod INNER
ebelllo Uiel fir ben Wirtb, mn odppn ;l
leben ui1o iDellu Ell DierOon Sc Dou. III
sdblet DGtte, 10 iDiirbe i'm oos ni6t arm
maiden. Nllein III 9euti6lalo Soblt Der
ySirtD fit cin SAB 8ier C8erLiner Come,
oLeid 80 @oIlollsil) ebeltfduS 8 Dollars,
fricgt abcr fir eil 0las, ipeldes ben sSnbalt
bon % J. ic igen u IGiern bat,
uu6 tur 5, ober bo6ftens 6 @clts.
NuG crbGlt er fir etnen ySd)nitt," ooer ein
pony, ODER ein v9i1to" (0rc5bener Beseibs
nultg), ,. b. fir etri i aLbcs @las II Id
ben 9rciS eilteS gan3en @loies. 1eruer
fam ct nidt fir etIli9e Til1gerDiiteS 6naps,
Die ibm 3 Ge1ts f~oiten, bos Oret- uOer
Siinffade neDrlelt ulo feline @iourre, Die
e. nit 80 Dollars bas Eouleno fault, fir
10 Gtnt5 D%erfaufe1. WenM er oil elmer
Wrlttto>G illlaDrte DON 1860 Dollars 1900
rein perOient, miro CT ! lr 5ufrieoeu iein.
Son bieleln 8ctrdge a6er ieille SainiliG Ill
crnG6rell, ale ieine biSberigeu Steuern llo
baln nod obetorein $66.24 3icel3 ill 3afz
Len, bilrfte tbln iauer geillg tperoet.
Dem Der 0tlebentlDurf be1ttltllt ults5
oriiflid, baB nehen Der Dorgeidla9ctteu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10
Lawlessness In Arizona.

WASHINGTON. February 9.-Ths Prssi'
dent. in q special message to Congress-
transmitted the communication from
Secretary Kirkwood. inclosins letters
from Acting Governor Gospsr. Of Ar.
zona, in relation to lawlessnsss In that
Territory. The President calls attsn'
ton to the recommendation In bis annual
message, that the Posse Comitatus Act
DO amended so as to permit the use oil
the military in sssisting the civil author
ities in the Territories to maintain order,
and suggests again that such legislation
seems to DO required. -
In his communication Secretary Kirk.
wood states that in New Mexico and
Arizona the difficulties In tho way OF re-
pressing lawlessness arise from the fact
that Shsriffs are intimidated. or that
from personal motives they desire to
curry favor with the disordsrly element
Of society. It Is therefore suggested
whether 1t would not bs e~xpsdisnt and
proper that authority should DO con-
isrred by Law upon the Governor OF any
Territory to remove or suspend q Sheriff
for neglect Of duty. and appoint Q person
ia his place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10

About twenty-five men arc now N
ployed at the Vivian mill. on the Carson
river. under tho supsrintsndsncs OF D..
81. Brown. The mill has 5000 tons OF
lov.Rrade ore from the Belcher mine on
hand and is working fifty tons o day.
The ore pays expenses and q small Pron'.
The helmets for the National Guard
have arrived. They are light. neat. and
far more comfortable than the so.called
dress bat in general use. The company
wore them this afternoon. on the occa-
sion OF the funeral Of their late comrsds,
Thomas n. Carson.
A number Of Carson 6rsmen were in
attendance at the social Of Liberty Vol.
uutesr Hose Company last evening. II
thsy had o. much fun as they had Of the
''ardspt" they. doubtless went homo well
pleased.
Mike MCGOWAN. the "msn'eatsr." 10
again In the lookup. He has only been
out Of jail three days. where hs served .
sentence Of Ave days Tor drunkenness
he 10 booked with . like offsnss.
..smi.tss," the well-known boot-black
n Gold Hill, tried to smugels opium TO
frisrd In the County Jail yesterday.
The attempt cost him $40.
tn. Dis.ric. Court will BE- In session
touorrsw at 10 A. u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10

Tho Emerson Minstrsls were well
coined on their opening performance o.
Piper's Opera House last night oy .
crowded house. It appears that there
are q great many thsatsr.gosrs is's In
Storey county yst-sll that Is necessary
to bring them Quits something attractive.
The frs. part OF the performance last
pisht was very plsasipg-good music,
excellent singing. and many good jokes.
So far. everything was IS satisfactory to
the audience as are the performances Of
Hsverly's Msstodon Minstrels, with
forty men in the troupe.
In part second the solos on various
musical Instruments by Mr.. Shirley were
admirably rendered. "Ths Dancing
Quaker" was an unfit performances "a
place before an audience composed oil
hundreds Of ladies. The appropriate
place for II az there Q be ons) 10 ai
some Bella Union Melodson. Vulgar
suggestions IN presence Of ladies are
neither becoming. witty. nor smart. and
gentlemen Of Nevada do not make them,
either en- or Of the stage. The piece, u
performed, should DO cut from the pro.
gramms. Emerson, In his ininitabls
s~pecialtiss. was very good. and 10 q whole
company in himself. He received much
enthusiastic applause. -,
Tonight the Emerson Minstrels will
give their second entertainment. A
change Of programme may be expected
Tomorrow Saturday afternoon
grand matinee performance will DO Civ
en-. 1t which many new things will be
presented.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10
the WORK or IIoodiums.

As last evenings local train on tho
Virginia and Truckee Railroad passed
through the first tunnel going to Virginia
from here. the passenger coach was
assailed with stones. thrown by hood.
iums. Fortunately the missiles missed
the windows aud no damage resulted.
This stening the cars Is serious business
and should be stopped. Last night was
not the first time II has occurred, but It
Ia hoped II will be the last. Should q
stone strike q window II 10 liable to put
q persons eye out BY the falling glass
and any u in the seat would surely be
more or less injured. Unless the prac-
tico ia discontinued there will DO trouble
for the perpetrators.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10
WIN Of wiiIiam Krause.

The will OF William Krauss has been
hled for probate. BY Il he bsqussths to
his wife, Helen G. A. Krause. and his
son, William Krsuse. share and share
alike, In the following property: All Of
the real estate owned by him in Storey
county. consisting Of block 1913. range A.
Virginia. fronting fifty feet ct junction
Of b and @ streets; also lot 2. same
block, fronting sixty feet, with the rents
aud issues OF said property. The same
disposition 10 made Of 500 In gold
coin on deposit with the German Savings
and Loan Society. San Francisco. S5.Ooo
coin with the Agency Of the Bank OF
California. Virginia, and his interest In
several life insurance policies. amount.
ing to $4,000. The will is dated Febru.
AIRY z. 1880. and states that after his
Just debts and liabilities have been paid
the remaining portion Of his estate not
disposed Of a. above shall become the
sole property OF his wife. who 10 made
exscutriI without bonds. and IL also sp-
pointed guardian OF the son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10
Tbs Teaeh.rs' Institute.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Teachers Institute Of Storey county will
be held ut the Fourth Ward school
house. Virginia, this evening. The FOL
lowing programme has been arranged Tor
the occasion: Reading class, Mrs. Jones;
discussion. Mrs. Potter. Miss N. A.
Lynch. Miss G. Henderson and Miss
Neil; arithmetic class, NJ. Van Wagon
en-; discussion. T. b. Gray. 7. j. Boo.
her. Mrs. Walker. Miss N. A. Evsritt and
Miss A. N. Sullivan; select reading,
Miss I. Morgan; spelling class. Miss d.
E. Dettsureider; discussion. Mrs. NJ. d.
Swift. Miss II. Pyne and Miss NJ. O'Far'
rell; music. Miss X. Mackay. Miss +. +.
Lynch and Miss X. Connolly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10

vncExxEs. w. February 9.-The Ma.
tional Horse Nail Company's works have
been burned. Loss. $500
MINNEAPOLIS. February "a $50. 00C
hre occurred here last night. It de-
stroyed tho furniture house Of Mccall.
Tough 4 Co.. and several smaller pslees,
ALBANY. February 9.-The Assembly
adjourned after two unsuccessful ballots
for Clerk.
NxwDERo. N. Y, February "a gisnl
powder explosion killed two men and In
iured another.
New YoRK. February GA case Of
smallpox was discovered In the family oil
letter handler. who went daily from
the patients to distribute 1000 letters 60
ing all over the country.
Eleven cases Of smallpox were reported
today.
CHICAGO. February o. - Seven new
cases OF smallpox were reported today,
and four deaths from that disease.
BosroN, February 9.-Psulins Markell,
who has fer some time been Q member
Of the Emma Abbott Opera Company
died suddenly In this city yesterday.
FoRr WAYNE, February g. August Y,
GIers' family Of i've have the trichins
from eating . new ham. Three ohildrez
are not likely to recover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10
An.r.o.. I.ssrm.i session.

San FRAscisco. February 1o-2 p. H.
California. l5c; Union Con. i0S. l0t Orc
25c; Alta. A.. 4 40. 4 IS; Hale L Norcross'
Q 10; Northern Belle. IL Andes. 65c,6oc
East Mt. Diablo. i5e; Mexican. 81, %
Silver King. ist; overman. l 10; Albion
2 20; ophir. 81; Hale 4 Norcross. 2 10
Bodie. 8 40; Justice. CSC; Chollar. l 90
EIchequer. Coo; Holmes, Sc; Eureka Con.
IL Bsloher, 1; Alpha. 2 10; Savage, IN
Best L Bslcher. ~ Mt. Diablo. ~
Potosi. Ia Bullion. SOC; Mono. l e5; Orc,
25c; Union Con-, l0a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10
a Flow or water.

The workmsn rsopsnins the drift con-
Meeting the 1898 level Of the Yellow
Jacket with the Bslcher mine. which has
been filled up ever since the flooding OF
the mine, struck q body Of water that
had been damned up by q cave. The
flow was sufficient to drive the men from
the DRIFT and 10 cause tho water to raise
to four feet on the 5000 station when It
went down the shalt. The pumps. With
the assistance OF the bailiug tanks. had
Il all on. in time for the II o'clock shift
to 70 to work. The repairing Of the
drift Is in progress again today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
Sullivan and Ryan.


New York. February "a Times New
Orleans special says: Ryan, scesm.
panied by his friends and trainers. left
here at 8 o'clock this evening. BY the
Mobile route for his Northern home.
He suffered no Inconvenience from his
injuries. bat expresses great chsgrin ct
the result Of the battle on account OF the
large number OF friends who staksd their
all on his proves. Sullivan will remain
here q few days longer. Hs has not
been in sight today, and Is supposed 10
be indulsipg In gentle relaxations. rsnd.
cred agreeable by the rigid discipline Of
the past few weeks.
No arrests were made at Mississippi
City and none were contemplated. The
ring at Barnes Hotel was pitched In the
front ground Of that popular resort. and
within twenty feet Of the hotel. BY invi-
tstion Of the landlord. who rsaped . rich
harvest by selling standing room on the
surrounding gallery ut % head.
Among the number were at least q score
Of women Of the neighborhood.
A Sun New Orleans special says:
Ryan and Sullivan met last evening In Q
psrlor Of the St. James Hotel and bad Q
pleasant time together with their friends.
They popped corks to the tune Of TWEEN.
ty-sight bottles OF champagne. In The
course Of the conversation Sullivan said:
Ryan. you are q good, game man. and
I will do oil In my power to inaugurats
and participate In an exhibition for your
benefit" A reporter said: "Sullivan,
you have been very successful in beating
all your men. Do you intend to tight
any nors2" Eyes, and You can psb-
Iish that / intend to beat . good many
more Of them before I get through"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10
More Counterfelters Arrested.

CHEYENNE. February 9.-Counterfeit
standard dollars have been flooding por.
tons OF the Territory for some time. A
man named Kubels was arrested. who 10
supposed to represent an Iowa gang Of
counterfeitsrs. William Schnitger. .
Deputy United States Marshal. made the
arrest. A quantity Of counterfeit money
was found on Kubsls. While in the
Office Of the County Jail this afternoon.
Kubela made q murdersus attack on
Schnitger. knocking him senssless with
q. heavy bottle. Kubela ran about q
mile, but was recsptured. schnitger
was seriously injured. The rim OF his
hat undoubtedly saved his life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10
The E,smp. Flrsmsn's Assoclatio,

The Exempt Firsmsn's Association
have presented Andy Psssley's Are bal
to the Chicago Fire Department. 40
c~ompsnyiug 1t 10 q silver shield. or
which 10 engraved the history Of the hat
Only thirty.two cut Of the sixty insu'
rance companies that transacted bust.
ness In this State In 1881 have applied
for licenses al the State CONTROLLERS Of.
foe this year.
Fred Ward. got drunk, day before yes
tsrdsy. was arrested, and put up sl5
bail. He failed to put in IN appearance
for trial yesterday and forfeited that
amount.
The Savage connection wa not made
today. The last blasts brought consid.
erably more water into the upraise,
which IL causing some trouble.
D. H.. Jackson. in ? private letter to .
friend on the Comstock, speaks well OF
Lake Valley District, New Mexico.
Rev. W. @. Simpson. Of Virginia, will
preach ct the Methodist Church, Gold
Hill, this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-10
Identified.

LAwnENcEvILLE. ILL.,, February o.
The three eorpses reported by q colorsd
man as being on the banks Of Embarass
river were found by citizens yesterday
and identified as three rough fellows
who, while drunk. had interrupted some
funeral services at the grave and then
gone boating. They are supposed to
have been thrown ashore by the eddy
and to have persisted OF the cold.