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THE EVENING NEWS
TiriSliT. : S0VI1UK «. !«»•
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100 Itaymond A Ely. 1 4i»
20 Jackaon. 4
676 Belmont, 73c
40 K. K. Con., a
620 Leopard. JOc. «6o. 30c
500 OiU. 30o
330 Northern B*U*. 5*
« 100 Uum*t. 10c
20 Manhattan. 2H
700 Metallic, tH)e
120 Orand l'riao. 2 10
600 Argenta. 96c
ISO Naeajo, 66c, 60c
1600 Endowment. 60c
310 Independence, 1 40. 1 \
76 8tar. 40c
2446 Tmearora, 1
866 Bell* I(l«. 3 93. 4
1386 Day, 1 16. U. U W. 1 20
176 Hill.ide. 1S.146
200 Paradl**. 1
300 Albion. 16o. 20c
466 Mt. Diablo. 121
3143 North Belle lal*. 30c
140 Bodi*. 13«t.l3S
790 Bocbtel. 1 CO. 1 66. U
100 MeCUnton. 40c
10 Tioga. 3 36
200 Summit, 1 *4
270 Bolwer. 11*
370 Syndicate. 5*. 6*
130 Qoodibaw, 36c
346 Ileal del Mont*. 3*. 3. 4. 3\
tOO May ball*, too
360 Oriental. 26o
100 Balrldere, 70c
900 Champion, 16c, 20c
200 Blaekhawk. 60c
300 Booker Con.. 86*
60 Bichar, 16c
1100 <ju**B Ba*. COo
110 Mono. 7%
100 Con. Pacific, 7 V 7»,
326 UaiTMrity. 'JJo, 20o
240 Jopitar. 1 90
413 South Bulwer. 40c
330 Addenda. 41c
360 Nuoodav, ft
'226 North Noonday. 4. 4 03. 4
60 Defiano*. 50c
160 VorUk, 46o, 60c
260 Orient. 30c
123 Bo*toa Con.. 1 33.1 40
I960 Martin While. U. 1 *u
1000 Oro, 13o
40 Alia*. 26c
60 Tiptop, 1 30
310 Oolden Terra. 12
10 Mammoth, 7
too Dadley, I 30. 1*
Tula MoaxiJo.
CO Ophir, 32 S
MO Masican. 33S. 33S
340 Gould A Carry. 11V US. lit.
US b5
70S Beit Jk Belcher. 31. 21S. 21S. 21S.
XI bo
223 California. 5S
160 Savage. 13S. 13S
310 Con. Virginia. &'«. SS
430 Chullar. US. US
290 Potoai, 3S. OS
333 Hale 1 Xorcroaa. 17 S
130 Crown Point, 4.3 Hi
WO Yellow Jacket. 16S. US. 16S. 16H
180 Imperial, 1 03.1 10
80 Kentnck. 4 20
30 Alpha, 14 S
330 Beicber, 3 83. 3 90. 3 10
193 Confidence, 11. US alO. US. US
83 Sierra NeeaJa. 37. 37 S
180 Exchequer. 4 90, 4 83
80 Cub. HO*. 30*. 30s bs
30 Jaatlce, 3 93. 3 90
100 Overman. 9S
705 Union Con., 83S. 83S. 83. S2S. 82
90 Alia. 5S.SS
100 Lady Bryan. 60c
433 Julia, SH. 3 43
80 Caledonia. 3S
330 Silver HiU. IS
100 Challenge, 3
373 New York. 33c
160 Occidental. 3 30. 3 40. 3 33
390 Phil. Sheridan, 33c. 40o
673 Lady Waabington Con., 1 03 1 10
300 Koaautb, 13c
3(0 Andaa. 1 30. 1 IS
<00 Welle-Fargo, 10c
300 North Caraon, l(ic
800 Trojan. 15o
330 Ward, 2S. 3 40
303 Scorpion. 4 90. 4 S3. 4S
333 Banton Con., 3 63. 8 70
960 Ooldan Oata, 3
1830 Con. Dorado. 3. 3S
323 Flowery. 45c
193 North Bonanza. 1 13, 1 10
630 Mackay. 30o
630 Fairfax. 80c
300 Mountain View, 3S. 3, 3 30
30 Plntua. 3S
Areltaw Ulla larala|.
Mr* O W Harriaon. Mra J SierlinK, J
Ward. W W Cnrno. U H Hogan. F Van
Hewit. George Hoagland, T Nugent, Mra
Murphy, Mra Ooroan, Ker E Graham. L
B Davie. Mr* J Boeaa, S Ogf, W 8 Bailin,
M Hill. H X Maeon, U Block and wifa.
Daparlare* I Ml gveaiag.
L Siebenbaoer, C O McDuffy. M Drg
uan. C X Uinton. J Mullen. B T Brodck,
J F Clark, A N Camminga. J Enigb, B
Airman, B P Fraaar, Monte Cbaaa, Cbaa
Kelly, T Ooaaa and wifa. J T McDougall.
J 3 Kanoeu, Mra Scott. J Ivancovicb, S
Koaaner, Judge Cola, Captain Howard, H
Boaanar. Miaa Spragne, Charlee Quran.
Pattaraon Matthew. Misa Murpliey. J F
Aleianda, J Hanna. A Mclntoeb.
Tba annual shooting of the Washing
ton Guard took place today at their
•booting rang*, and tonight tbs prizes,
which ir« numerous and valuable. wilt
U distributtd at Cooper's Uall. Alter
th* distribution there will U> a social
dance. Members of all military compa
nies arc invited to participate la the
•zeroise* and feetivitlee of the occasion.
The weather, which for a day or two
Ium been very threatening, haa calmed
up and the enn has been today summer
iab in ita ardency. Still there are indi
cations in the heavens o( a change.
John Mullen and M. Dagnon, more
familiarly known as "Pacific Mike,"
two insane men, were last evening sent
to Stockton, baring been declared in
aane.
Tomorrow evening a grand ball will
b« given by the Volonteer fir* Depart
ment of Satro, at the school-boose.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman and
ladiea, 91 SO.
Virginia's dratnmer ordinanc* is being
tested. R. Nathan is the teeter and the
United S la tea Court, Carson, ia to decide
the matter on writ of habeas corpus.
The second anniversary ball of the
Exempt Firemen'* Association will be
given at National Ouard 11*11, on
Thanksgiving night, November '27.
Coroner Brodek left for San Francisco
leal night. Daring his sbeence Justice
Moeee will attend to the buaine*a of hi*
office for him.
W. S. Symond* haa tll*d affidavit that
at least $200 worth of work haa been
done upon the Con. Waahoe claim for
th* year 1879.
Lonkey & Smith hav* filed a lien
gainst th* Eaat Bonanza for $399 01
lor lumbar furnished aa original con
tractors.
Clarence King ha* gone Eaat. H*
■will not return to agin hi* work on th*
Ca—took Won next Spring.
RED cynoN mines.
Kick Ml^Utk tmmmA Tbtr*-Tk«
Xtiki/Ud« DlMtt*rMl-B«uM
rM /uuaew ftM Tlrflala.
A lufe number o( Virginian* are in
terested io mining operation* in Bed
Canyon, which liea soma 35 milea in a
direct line taut of south of thia place,
and eoms 45 milea by road. The oamp
U not a new one, bnt some recent
"finds" h*To been made there which are
lilting it into importance, and next
Spring there promises to be quite a
immigration to that section.
On the table before the writer la a
specimen of gold rock from on* of the
new finds whioh, I* fabulously rich in
free gold. It waa taken from a large
specimen in Virginia, which i* better
than the piece secured. It is so fine a
specimen of gold quarts that it U uaeless
to aaaay it. It waa aent in by Bob
Morrison, and waa taken from an un
named extension of the Heater Holbrook
claim. It cams from a ledge three feet
in width of milling rock. Of thia width,
alx inchea next Uie hanging wall are of
the rioh rock shown. Free gold is found
in large quantities all through the vein.
In the immediate vicinity of the new
find are the Ursy & Carter and the
Qolden Belt claims, which with the
Hester Holbrook are the principal loca
tions of the section. The portion of
Brd canyon in which these minea are
located bsa plenty of water to run milla,
and reduciug machinery and one arastra
is now running on Gray & Carter rock,
but baa not yet cleaned up. The mine
from which the specimens were sent ia
being developed by a few men on their
own account. If there is as much rock
there of the quality before oa aa ia re
ported, they will have all the money
they want
Persons who are inquiring the route
there may be iutereated in the following,
which will be found to be tolerably cor
rect. From Dayton the road leads up
Eldorado canyon about elsven milea to
the signboard. Here the fork leading
up Pine Nut valley is taken to the head
of that valley, about aevsn miles. At
this point the Isft fork of the road ia
followed some eleven milea to the Win
ters mine. Thia ia the beginning of the
miuing section. Thus it will be seen
that the camp liea about on the line run
out by "Old Man " Oould, in the early
days of the Comatock, aa the trend of
the mineral bearing belt bsre encoun
tered.
The section rearbui u aoove is rougo
enough (or tb* delight of *11 prospect
or*. From the Winters mine one road
takre up to tba top o( the ridge—the
bigheet ia tba aection—and leads to tba
center fork o( Red cauyon. Another
road k»cp» up tba principal ravine and
aome aiz milea farther on are found the
group of miuea which inclndaa tba new
tiii 1. They li* at tb* head of tba can
yon and near them oomea In tha road
from Carson. A littla further aaat ia the
ailver mine of Gray k Carter. Tba aec
tion ia alao vary readily reached by tba
Priaon road from Canon. Bad canyon
ia a aort of paaa acroaa tba ridge and
after reaobing up toward* tba top bend*
to the east and rnna down toward Wel
lington^ aUtion. Bat the mioea above
mentioned lia weat of the aarnmit and
on tha weatern water-ahed.
Jaat at preaent tha excitement is over
the gold rock of tba aection. Tbera are,
however, aome cool beada in that aec
tion who have baen aearchiog for some
thing farther. N. B. Daniela of Vir
ginia ia one of tbeae, and be and R. M.
Ballard, foreman of tba Opbir, think
they have fonnd tba mother lode, a ail
ver-baaring vein aome fonr milea fur
ther along, on the eaatern elope and
near tba aummit of tba make of land.
Tbia lode ia, on tha anrfaca, 100 feat in
width. A sbalt baa bean aunk on it 3l)
feet and it baa been found to be well
defined and the ore aaaaya from #40 to
$300. Locationa bava baen made and
holding work done, and now they are
waiting lor another aaaaon in which to
more lolly proepect their elaimi.
Ceaeljr Couantlaaloaer*.
There waa a apecial meeting of tha
Board of County Coinmieaionera at 7:30
laat evening, to look over tba bida for
furnishing certain hospital suppliea and
award tha contraot— preaent. Chairman
Hazeltine and a full board. Tha oom
mittee to whom bad been referred
the bida reported them to be
aa follow*: Joaepb Demling, 91,
736 58 ; Hatch Broa., $ 1.7*0 21; Rich
ard Mercer, $1,806 ; Stewart <fe Co.,
$1,827 63 ; Win. Krauae, 91,855 45; E.
Dickman, 91.788 42. The contract waa
awarded to Joeepb Demling, ha being
the lowest bidder.
Bills were allowed as follows : O.
Scboenetnan, interpreting, 95 ; Virginia
Ice Company, ice for boapital, 912 50 ;
XI. O'Connell, milk, indigent, 91 35 ;
Stephen Wilkin, 491 75; (tbia bill waa
allowed aa above at tba meeting Tnea
day, and wrongly reported at 9795 85 ;)
Joeepb Frederick*, slasa, etc., for roof
of court-house, $65 75; Qold 11111 News,
$16.
Adjourned till 7:30 r. x., Friday, No
vember 14th.
A Urukru Maf.
I,*»t evening there appeared before
the Board of County Commiaeionere a
man from Tybo who had fallen down a
abaft at that camp and been literally
broken op. Hia U(t hip projected a
foot and hia leg waa drawn np ao that
bia toot wait about at the knee of the
other leg. He went with a cratch and
cane. He waa otherwiee pbjhically
healthy, but belpltea. When hurt he
bad eome money, bat had apent it all.
He wanted aaaiatanoe to get food, etc.
Not being a reeident of Storey county,
the public funda conld not be diverted
to hie u»e; but the Commiaaionera and
Clerk w«ut down into tbeir pocketa and
dunatrd enough to feed the pour fellow
and help him on bia way to SneanviUe,
wbera he can find frienda and aubeiat
ance. He waa an intelligent man, and
no dead beat He aaid hia injured leg
waa apparently dead, and waa oontinu
aUj drawiug np toward the body.
I* Lack.
Mention waa made in the Nnm % few
daya ago of a beautiful gold nngget
found by Dr. Holdaworth in hia hlna
lead gravel claim at Milton, Sierra
county. California, which weighed over
a pound and a quarter. Dr. Holda
worth'a claim adjoina that of the Con*
eolidated 0ravel Mining Company,
owned by Pbil. Smith, O. F. Kellogg
and other* here in Gold Hill and in Cal
ifornia. They feel that they are in lack
to be ao near to where there ia eome
thing good.
Jamee Pruut waa buried today by the
Odd Fellowa and Mine re' Union of Vir
ginia. The funeral waa largely attended
by the brethren of the fraternltiea, and
the citisena generally teetiied their re
gard for the deceaeed by a general at
tendance.
LETTER FROM CDMO.
■NirrNtlM—Ik* Old ri*f 0»«
X*n-e*ld Hill Bar* l« Camo
Prtwil nad miure riMpMU,
El*.
Como, Palmtba Dibtbict, Net., I
November 4, 1879. f
Kuitoh Gold Hill New*: I vu not
Im* pleased than inrpriied the other
day oo reaching the summit of the bill
just eait of Como to see the atari and
•tripes proudly waving over the Jaoket
ahaft. It waa the first time the beauti
ful dag had been aeen in Como ainoe
oar old friend Croea need to nnfnrl it
to the breeze from the top of the Inter
national every time that Biebmond fell.
Of conrae I rode oat to wee and inter*
vi*w the man who first raited tbe Ameri
can flag in reaarrected Como. And
who do you think it wai ? Why, none
other than Matt. Bowe of Gold Hill.
That ia where the aarpriee comes in. for
Mitt., yoa know, ii as Carniih as Corn
wall itaelf, and ai English an tbe balanoe
of the iiland. Bat then Matt haa be
come wonderfully Amerioanized. At
the time I ipeak of, Matt, and hia pard,
Tom Bell, were slseping under tbe
junipers, though tbe win.i waa blowing
and tbe snow snowing—well, just like it
used to in " said Isng syne." Mstt.
and Tom are comfortably boated now
and sre sinking on tbs Jaoket, snd bsve
as fair prospects as they can reaaonably
aak.
Tbe Eureka bova are building a large
house, to oovrr both abaft and black
aaiith ibop. They have already some
thing over 300 tona of good milling ore
on tbe dump, and will eoon put on an
other shift, so as to give " Adam " all
the rock hia mill can crush, which, by
the way, will a tart on tbe 25tb of tbe
present month. Tbe West Bspidan
boys will aoon have a donkey engine on
the incline of the old Bappahannook,
and then we ahall have auotber mill,
and probably aball gat it in tbe 8pring.
Tbe North Bapidan, formerly tbe
Orizaba No. 2, haa just atarted. It waa
considered in tbe olden time one of the
best mines in tbe distriot. Tbe rook from
it slmoit paid fifteen years ago, and oar
tainly it ought to pay now and leave a
little anrplaa. Tbe May Day, tbe old
Qoliah, ie a very promiaing mine, and
will doubtless be worked all Winter.
The Chieftain Company are putting up
a whim on their ahait, and will aoon be
taking out ore. Tbe old and once
famoua Whitman is now again being
marked with flattering prospects. Tbe
town, of oonrse, keeps step with tbe
working mines, and for every mine that
ia boing worked, at least one bouse goee
up. There are now twelve comfortable
bouees, and lumber on the ground for
aeveral more. Poxy.
The II. JtkK'i i'taurcli fair.
The attendance at the (air laat night
*u a aliU increaaing on*, and there
waa an iucreaie of intareat. Tha ladiea
are doing all in their power to contribute
to tha enjoymeut of thoie present and
to make the fair th» success it oaght to
prove. There ia little aoliciting done,
aa indeed ought to be the eaae, each via.
itor being allowed the privilege of decid
ing for himself, freed from over nrgmt
demand* upon hia purse and good na
ture. The tabiea are well furniihed and
well aerved, and the little onea, aa well
aa tha big onea, hava their individual
atatea and intereata gratified. Tonight
the entertainment will be varied by read
ing, recitation and mneic. Mra. Brown
De Foreat and Miaa Lampbrey of Vir
ginia, with othera, having kindly con
sented to give their aervicea lor that
purpoae. Bear in mind that ladira are
admitted free, and you are at liberty to
bring all your aiatera and your cousins
and your aunta, provided they are all
ladiea. You will find plenty ol good
thinga to feaat upon at reaaonsbla ratee,
lota of pleaaing noveltira to gaze upon,
and the beat looking ladies will do the
agreeable and make you feel ae though
you were at a social family party. The
extra attractiona tonight will draw a
large crowd.
Tha Orphans' Fair.
Tha fair for the benefit of ths Or
phans, nndsr cars of ths Sisters of
Charity, Virginia, and wbioh la being
held at National Guard Hall, la being
wall patronized, u it abould be. There
should szlst no cscessity to plesd the
csuse of these helpless ones. Every
dollar give.) ths Sisters for their main
tenance will aavs the tsxpayera many
times the amount, and instead of thee*
children being houaeleas and homelraa
In tbia world and ninning into all kinda
of iniquities, to becoms criminsls at laat
as w«ll aa paupers, they are now edu
cated and raiaed to be good moral citi
zens. It pays to help the Sisters feed
ths hungry and clothe the naked, even
as a timely inveatment; but the greatest
reward will come with tho " Inasmuch
aa ys hava dona it nnto tha leaat of
theae," etc.
FiraMr Fair.
Yesterday afternoon the ladies eu
gaged in getting up the (air and festival
(or tha Pionaara mat at Pioneer Hall,
Virginia. Everything ia moving along
eatiafactorily, and tba ladlea are deter
mined to do something hand
soma (or tba "Old Boye." All wbo
wiab to contribute anything for tha (air
can do ao by banding their eontribu
tiona to Mr*. W. Hy Doane of Qold
Hill or to Mr*. Shield* of Virginia.
laqaeet.
Laat evening Judge Moses, in the
abaence of Coroner Urodek, held an in
qneat aa to tba death of Jamea Pront,
killed yeaterday at tba Cbollar-Norcroaa
Savage abaft. Tha teatimony waa not
cumulative, and tha circnmatancea o( tha
oaaa ware (ally detailed in yaaterday'a
report in tha Niws. Tba jury returned
a verdict of aooidantal death and found
oo blame attaching to any one, aa the
(all o( the plank waa purely a fortuitous
occurrence.
The gap on North C atreet, Virginia,
joat north of the Coemopolitan billiard
aaloon, which baa existed em since the
big fire, ia now about to be filled. Titua
Jepaon baa juat commenced the erection
of a building on the lot eo long vacant,
which will be 25x70 feet in aixe and two
storiea in hight. The lower story will
be let aa a store, and the upper will be
fitted up (or lodging rooma.
One o( the big epar wheels with V
shsped cogs was taken from the Fulton
Foundry to-day over to the Chollar
Morcross-Savaga shsft, to be placed in
a pert of the gearing o( the hoisting en
gine.
The Chollar and the Potosi mines hare
levied assessment* of fifty cents each.
Both will be delinquent December 9th.
See advertisements In anether oolomn.
PI par's Unra Hnm.
People art beginning to diaoover now
wherein Miaa Ad* Cavendiah bu ao
quired aaoh a high reputation m an
actress. Her imperaonation of Miaa
Gwilt laat evening «ai certainly the
moat flnlabad production of tha aeaaon,
although bj no maana ao daep, atrong
and lntanaa aa aome of her other rendi
tiona. " Miaa Owilt" ia more of a aoci
ety play and cornea better home to the
people and toochea mora nearly tbalr
every day livea than doea " Lady Clan
oarty" or "Jana 8hore." In it Miaa
Owilt awinga through a variety of
phaaea of Ufa and mora are hinted
at aa having pravionaly oocurred.
She appeara auooeaaively aa a plain and
nnpratentioua governess, a happy wife,
the dupe of deoeitfnl Dr. Downward,
who, for a time, gaina perfeot control
over her and benda bar to bla every
purpoae for aobemlng againat othara, till
aba reacbea atolid deapair. Then oomes
a reaction wherein aha rises superior to
the doctor, but aba baa alienated bar
huaband. loat bar only object in life, and
diaa. Here ia a field for fine acting and
ao well did Miaa Cavendiah occupy it
laat evening that aba waa twice oalled
before the curtain. Tba next obaraotar
on tba atage at the Opera Houae laat
evening waa Dr. Downward aa imper
aonated by B. P. Cook. Had Mr. Cook
been born a aly, peraevering and plot
ting villain, ba oould not have played
the part better. Tha other parta ware
well auatainad and the piece ran evenly
throughout. Tonight " Borneo and
Juliet." The caat ia obvioua. The
deeire to aee Miaa Oavendiab aa Juliet,
after the imperaonation given of that
cbaraoter by Modjeaka, ia uuiveraal.
Tomorrow evening benefit of Miaa Oav
eodiab and tba "New Magdalen," with
Miaa Oavendiab aa Meroy Merrick, one
of bar beat creationa. Matinee Satur
day " Lady of Lyona." Saturday night
"Jane Shore " and oloae of tba angage
meat.
AcclUeut at lh* Balcbar.
Ad accident ocourred at the Belcher at
3 p. 11. today, by which Martin O'Sbea,
abift boia at the Crown Point, obtained
a badly diaiocated ankla and laoerated
foot.
Ha wu at tbe 850 level, tha foot ot tha
perpendicular abaft, and bad takan tha
giraffe (or tha 1000 level. The aignal
waa given and inataad o( lowering tha
giraffe railed, running itintotheabeave.
O'Sbea and one Jim Qrady wrre ait
ting on tbe (ront of tba giraffa. Qrady,
areing what waa likely to occar by the
upward motion of tha giraffe, jumped
over among tha othar men and pulled
O'Sbea with him.
Thia kind aot eared O'Sbea'a lift, for
tbe giraffe atruok exactly wbera tba lat*
ter est. Ilia foot waa however caught
and hurt aa above deecribad.
Tba injuriea received are both painfnl
and aeriou*. Dr. Auderaon waa oalled,
and when tha reporter left waa at tha
Belcher offloe, rendering timely aid to
tha aufferer.
llapplaaaa at C'oai.
Feople can ba happy right here in
Oold Hill; tbera ia no doubt about that.
S. Aroneon baa fine clothea enough to
make everybody ao, and heaelle tbem at
eucb prioea aa to make tbem all happier
•till. There ia no mietaka about tbia,
aa will ba aeen by pricea let oppoeita ar
ticle* in hie auvtrtiaement in another
column. Hia aaaortmenta are complete,
and full linea in all departmenta will ba
found at hia etora, 198 Main atraat. Ha
got hia gooda at a bargain and la giving
tbe benefit ot it to Lia enstomera. All
are Invited to call and examine hia clock,
whether they want to purobaae or not.
Tbe beat of winea, liquora and cigara
can ba still fonnd at Qibson'a saloon—
tba tame quality, in fact, which waa
paeaed over tha bar when it waa a two*
bit saloon. The plaoe waa never more
popular, never better kept or better ap>
prrciated. Gibaon flinga to tbe publio
bis invitation to call and aea bim through
hia advertieament in another oolamn.
HOW TO SATS MONEY.
Ioataad of going to a doctor for a pretcrlp
tlon, If jroo have Br'gbt'e Dta*a»e, Dlabetae,
Palo la lb* Back and Lolae, Smarting, Inflam
mation, Oalcuii, Bickdoat Deposit, or any
trouble of the Kldneya or Bladder, boy a bottle
of t)R MtNTIBH NiPHKnTICOK, the (peat
BucAu Compound It la tbe moat wonderful
prescription «ver romputindel for tbaea
•mublet. Meaara, Abraiu* « Carroll, wholesale
dnunteta ««r : " Wi rtgard XipArtHcum at
Uu but Kldnty and Bladdtr RtmmSy U Vu
markit " Woodward, drunKl-i, Puriiaud. Ore
(uu, ear*: "Everybody apeaka fclgbly of U."
Cbllda, dragglM, Portland. Oregon, aaje: "Sold
i u oi la; It atwaja doea tba work" Many
bave barn cored of nbatlnata kidney oomplalnta
after toe doctora bar* ctviia tbem op. For
aale by all droaglate. Pilce $1 18.
BOICIDB.
A dlftlogalabad iclentlit one* Mid t " No
man with a itroog ud htilthy itomach erer
oommllted taicldt," ud y*t mur >n auflering
th* tortaiM of tb* damned with D;«peptla
whan a tingle bottlt of UR MINTIE'H Ksgllth
Dandelion. Llvor tad Dytpcpalt Pill* will (Its
relief, and If perflated la, will ear* lbs wont
cue of thlt dlatitatlng uoablt. Ttala pill
cure* I orpld Ltver Mid Bllioaimeft, rrgulate.
tba Bowele. rrraoree Pimplee from tba Kaca.
cm** Mallow Oomplaxl'io, Foal iireatb, Hick
Ilealacbe, Hrartburn, Pain Id tba Hide* and
Back. I* Hagar coated and UUARANTKKD to b*
PUttBLY o'KUETaBLIC. It acta directly upon
ib* coatloi 01 tbe Stomach and oo tb* Ur*r;
can be tak*a In anr climate-wet or dry
weather. Beware of Imitation*. 1 ba (Jmvlnt
baa an enjrravion or a ll'inon tbe ootalde wrap
per. Prioe 90 can la. for aal* by alt druggfata.
Tnu hare oeen mora rare* of Mmlnal
wcakn***, nerroat dabUlty and ptralrtli mad*
by the wonderful fuglUh remedy, Sir Attley
Coot er'e Vital lie* torn Ire. tban by all otb«r
remedlet combined. Why will yon eaffer?
Send to A. E. Mlnti*. X. D., Ko. 11 Kearny
•treet, Ban PrandKo, for tb* tUMoratlv*, and
b* cared. Price. 13 per bottle; four tin** tb*
quantity. >10. Try I battle. mbtl ly
A BLOCHA uK THAT SHOULD BB
KAJNBD.
Tb* *gree* from tb* ay>tem of waat* material
through tb* nataral channalt iboald b* ren
dered frr*. wltboat lot* of tlm*, when a black*
ade la produced by an attack of conatlpatlon, a
ulaorder which If It beoomee cbr >ulc, la pro
ductive of eerloae bodl'y mlechlef. Jaundice,
terere headacbea. naaaea, dyapepala, tbe naaai
concomitant* r>r tbe maladr man'lonrd. all la
dlcar* that th* bodily functlona are materially
luierfrr.d with. Uo*t*tt*r* Bitten 1* particu
larly rOcaciiiat la caeee of thla tort, aad rea
dm the habit of body perteotly molar. It lea
medlcln* greatly to D* prer.rred to drattlc
oatbartlc*. which ar* wall calculated to drench,
bat aobapplly aiao to weaken the loteaUntt.
We eay anhapDllyi*lne* inch medicine* are tb*
farorite reeoorce or many 111 adilied peraona,
who reeort to lh*m npon tb* mo*t trlTial occa
aioa, and greatly to tbeir dlaoomiort and lajary.
O. M. BALLIIf.
O. B. Qaimt. oppoalte th* Bank of Oallfo*.
ola, Gold Bill, k**p* ootuianUy on hand all
brail* brand* of Imported Cigan, cholo* bit
dgan, all kind* ot chewing tobacco, niter
acbaum pip**, tchool booka and tutlootry oi
all daacriptiona. On* oatlery. end toy* eon taacty
good* of all Made. epM ■
■ 1.375 07 PROFIT* IN 30 OATH.
What 110 aid In Wall a treet on tb* mataal
nf.ty plan. Pamphlet* explaining everything,
with two nnerrtng rulea fur ruece-a, a*nt fre*.
Onr caa omen la all parte of tb* coantn an
r>allxlng large proBU every month. Bend for
Pamphlet. Addreee Hz*r*oa A Oo., « Bl
change Place, New tork. 4-ta
HYKUP O* FIOS.
Carta Bllloam***. Cjnatlpatlon, ate. It
cltanm tb* »ytt*m and ptullM tb* blood. U
U a prompt pvptlvo, and U Ttry pltaatst to
tht tatt*. for Ml* bj tU a
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[inOUL TO TO MLB BILL DA1LT IBWIJ
THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
Conflnaatlon of tbe Great Trlnnpk
—filorj Inoogh for One Daj—
Latest Betarni.
ITew Turk.
N«w You, Noramber 6.—Tbe Timet
■ays: Cornell carried forty-aii oat of
sixty ooanties in tbe Bute and bis Tote
will exceed Governor Bobinaon's by
from 40,000 to 45,000. Kelly'* rote,
eeema to ban been larger in tbe State
than waa at flrat eappoeed, bat a* it baa
not been reported by all tbe ooantiee it
ie difficult to say wbat tbe total will be.
It is probable tbat it will not fall mncb
abort of 70,000, inoluding New York
and Kings ooaoties. Tbe Legielatnre is
etrongly marked, Tbe next Senate will
oonaiat of twenty>foar Bepablloana and
a hi Democrata, with the Eighth die
:t doubtful, tbe election being claimed
by both tbe B'pablican and Demooratio
candldatee. In the Aeeembly there will
b« ninety-two Bepoblicana end thirty*
eix Drmocrate, giving a BepubUoan ma
jority of flfty.eix end etouring • B*pob>
lican majority of aeventy-two on joint
ballot.
The World monrna the defeat of Bob.
inaon, but thinka the end of Tammany
Hall baa oome. Kelly baa auooeeded in
defeating Bobineoo, with the aid of
better men, and haa annihilated himeelf.
Tbe TribuM eaye: It ia a victory
throughout. The future belonge to the
Brpublioan party. The N»w York elec
tion diepoeee af Tilden'e effort to kill off
John Kelly. He ia a bigger power today
m tbe Democratic party of New York
than on any previous day of bis political
life. The defeat haa pat an end to
Tilden.
Minnesota.
St. Paul, November C.—Later ad
▼iota sud mora careful compilation in
creaM the probable Bepubllcan majority
to 14,000. The retnrni from nearly 200
eleotion preclncte, outing half the vote
of the State, give Pillebury, for Oor
ernor, 16,825; Bio*, 14,827; Oilman,
for Lieutenant Governor, 10,826; Bar
nam, 13,141; Yon Baamaok, Secretary
of State, 17,544; Borer, 13,940. Tbeae
retnrna are from larger towni. Thoee
to oome from the raral diatricta, where
the Bepnblican preponderance la greater,
will, it ia eatlmated, increaae Pillabury'a
majority to at leaat 12,000. Thia ia
•boat 2,000 behind the reet of the ticket.
Nebruki.
Omasa, November C.—The retnrna
•how that the Bepnblicana have elected
Cobb Supreme Judge by 15,000 majority
over Wakaley, the Democratic oandi
date. Cobb carriea Douglaaa county,
Wakeley'a home, by 500 majority. The
▼ote on the State ticket ahowa from 600
to 600 Bepublioan majority in Douglaaa
county. The Greenback vote through
out the Slate was trifling. It ia now
doubtful whether that party carriea a
aingle oounty or electa • single county
offloer.
Maryland.
Baltimois, Norember 6.—The Dem
ocratic majority in thia city will be about
10,000. Bat few of the counties have
been heard from, but there ia no ques
tion of the election of the Democratic
State ticket and • Democratio Legiela*
ture. Hamilton, Democratic, for Gov
ernor, haa • majority of 11,102—the re
mainder of the Stste ticket about the
••me.
MhiUilppl.
Jacison, November 6. — Fourteen
oonntles hssrd from. Of thsss eleven
elected ths straight Democrstio tickst
with a msjority of 6,600. Hinds snd
Msdison require an official count. The
eleotion passed off qaietly. A smell
vots wss polled. There was bat littls
entbneiaam, ezoept in oonntles where
the whites were about equally divided.
Michigan.
Dnaorr, November 0.—The rssalt of
ths manioipsl eleotion shows a Bepubli
can gain of 3,000, ths Bepublioans elect
ing tbei» candidate for Mayor (W. G.
Thom 10d) by a majority of 1,800, and
the entire oity tioket, with the exception
of City Clerk and one Juetice of the
Peaos. They alao elect nins oat of ths
thirteen Aldermen.
MwucbuietU.
Bottom, November 6.—Return* from
all bat eight towne git* the following
vote: Long, 131,716; Butler, 108,507;
Adama, 9,734; Eddy, 1,473. Donohae,
Independent and Democrat, baa a plu
rality In thia county for Secretary of
Bute of 8,999. The 8rnata will a tend
31 Republican* and 8 Bailer Democrat*.
Illinois.
Chicaoo, November 6.—Complete fig
ure* for Treaaarer in Chicago, give
Jobnaon, Rep., 33,044; Oaerin, D*m.,
18,987; Allpeter, Socialiat, 3,013. John*
eon'e plurality ia 1,037. In the oounty
vote Jobnaon baa 39,380; Ouerio, 31,.
379; Allpeter, 4,030. Johnaon'a plural
ltiy, 1,108; majority, 4,000.
PenDijIvanlft.
Pbiladklpbu, November 0. — Eati
mated aod official retarni from 61 ooun*
ties oat of 67 in Pennaylvania give But*
ler, Rep., for State Treaaurer, 61,778;
Barr, Dem., 14,346; Batler'a majority,
47,633. The indication* are that Bat*
ler will have 63,000 majority.
TliflnU.
Richmond, November 6. — Leading
Readjuatir* atate that the returna ao far
are favorable. They claim 35 oat of 40
Senator* and 58 oat of 100 Drlegatee.
The indication* are that the Readjaatera
will have a majority in both Honaea.
WlMoniln.
Milwaukee, November 6.—Tha indl*
cationa are now that tha Republican
Stale tloket ia elected by at leaat 35,000
majority.
Grant at Home.
Oaudu, November 6.—General Grant
and party reached here at 3 JO o'clock
yeeterday afternoon. The reception here
at hla old homo waa ona to be long re
membered, aa the greateat good will and
affeotion characterised the meeting.
Every building waa laviably decorated,
and elaborate archee were erected in
aeveral street*. Tha proocaaion made a
circuit of tha town, and the ecbool
children anng "America" in front of
Grant'a family cbnroh. Finally the pro
ceaaion atopped at a platform, where a
formal greeting waa extended by State
Senator UoClellan, to which the Gene
ral replied aa followa:
"Ladiea and Gentlemen, Oitiseaa of
Galea*: It ia with aome embarraaament
that I reply to yoar weloome, which ia
exaeediagiy gratifying to me. Bat it la
dUSault for me to reply W what I have
just heard and to what I hart it en.
Sinoe I lint laft hare, eighteen yeara
ago, it baa always been tba greeteat
pleaanre for ma to return to Galena, and
now, after an abaanoa of two and a half
yeara from yottr city, daring wbieb time
I have Tiaited almoat every ooontry in
tba world, it ia a pleaanre to be greeted
in thia manner oy yon. Daring my
travail I reoeived princely honora, bat
they war* all due to thia ooantry and to
yoo, aa citizeua and aa aovereigna of ao
great a ooaotry. While I aaw, daring
my abaenoe, aapaoially in tha far Eaat,
how hard tha inbabitanta had to toil even
for a maintenanoa I realized mora
than ever the greatneaa of oar country,
where wan) ia scarcely ever known and
where the qneetion of aaateoance ia not
daily oonaiaered. I will only add that I
thank yon again for your reoeption."
After a crowded and entbaaiaatio re
oeption at tha Da Soto Hoaae, which
laated till 6 o'olock in the eveoing.
General Grant and hla family dined very
qaietly at their reeidenoe, which they
found very nioely fitted up for them.
From 8 JO till 10 o'olook there waa a
continual atreem of people on foot aod
in oarriagea, all bent on paying their re
apeota to General and lira. Grant, who
reoeived them all in a moat hoapitable
manner. .
The faneral of Hooker.
Kkw You, November 0. — General
Hooker'e faneral took plaoe yeeterdey
from the City Hall. Crowda of people
took a laat look at the remaina while
lying in atate. Soon after noon the cof
fin wu cloaed, enveloped in the Ameri
can flag and plaoed in a bearae. A pro
oeeeion wu then formed, the following
gentlemen acting aa pall bearera: Major
General Hancock, Generala Newton,
Caaey, Buiterfield, Donbleday. Mott,
Graham, Sbarpe, Crawford and Kidder;
Vioe Admiral Bowen, Bear Admiral
Frencharr*. John Jacob Aator, Dr. T. 11.
Marker, Charlaa L. Tiffany and J. H.
Gautier. A oolnmn waa formed of Troop
A, Third Cavalry; the Seventh Regiment
of Infantry, a battery of ligbt artillery,
Ifajor General Sbaler and ataff mounted,
many ofBoera of the army and navy,
veterana of the Mexican war and poeta
of tha Grand Army of the Bepnblic.
The prooeeaion marched np Broadway
to Waverly place, throagh Fifth avenne
and Twenty-third atreet to Bev. D. D.
Adams' oharoh on Madiaon avenae.
Daring the movement of the proceaaion
minate gana were flred, the flage on the
publio buildioga and abipping were
placrd at half maat, and the etreete
throagh which tbe prooeeaion paaeed
were crowded with people. Minate gone
were firing in tbe harbor alio at Boob
eater. Tbe Aa»ociate California Pio
neera aent floral offeringa, with the le
gend, "California Pioneere: We Will
Meet Over tbe Divide." About a dozen
Pioneere attended the charoh in a body.
Chandler*! Funeral obieqnles.
Drraorr, November 6.—Aa luminal
throng of people took a lut look at tbe
remain* of Senator Chandler tbia morn
ing at the City Hall. Aa they paaaed
into tha aoutb oorridor they wara eepa
rated into paira, and aa tba caakrt waa
reached tba paira vara aeparated and a
oontinnoaa lino of humanity paaaed on
each aide, every peraon bmding and
looking at tba face of tbe deceaaed. Tbe
oaaket waa of black walnnt lined with
white aatin, tba exterior covered with
blaok ailk velvet, relieved with a dra
Cry of groa grain ailk. At tba
ad or tba ooffln waa a white
floral oroaa, and tbe crown and beae of
evergreena, whioh tea ted on a oolumn
draped with erape. On either aide waa
• center croaa of red, formed of aoarlet
double giranluma. At tbe foot of tbe
oaaket waa another oolumn draped in
black, on whieb waa plao*d a abeaf of
wheat, with a white floral aickle, form
ing a beautiful and touching aymboliam
of tha ripe uaefulnaaa of tba depaited
before being out down by tba great
reaper Death. Tbe atream of people
wbloh flowed through tbe building in
contlnuoua linea laated from 8:16 a. u.
to i f. x. Tha body waa removed to
tbe Fort-itreet manaion ahortly after 1
v. m., where r«ligioui ezerciaea were
oonducted by Bar. Dr. Pearaon. Ha
paid • warm tribute to the deoeaeed.
lev Ocean Cable.
EiUtkX, November 6.—Tha cable
ateamer Faraday baa laid tba telegraph
oablefor the new French company be
tween Breat and St. Pierre and la now
leying a cable between tbe latter place
and Cape Cod. Tbe ebip waa in tbe
heavy gale of laat week, but kept eteed
lly at work. Tha cable wee buoyed 200
mllea from Cape Cod on Sunday night.
Tbe Faraday arrived here yaeterday.
The reoent gale waa one of the moat
violent ever experienced et Megdallne
Ialanda. Veeeela were driven aehore,
atock drowned and dwelltnga wrecktd.
At White Haven a dozen veeaele weat
aahore.
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
[tnotu. to m bold atu, daily mm.)
Mlicelltneooi.
London, November 6.—The German
admiralty bu extended to the end o( the
year tbe oon tract time for raising tb*
Ironolad OrocMr Karfant, jack by.. •
collision with tb* Koenig Wilbelm off
Sandwich, on tb* 31«t of May, 1878.
Tb* l**k being oompletely stopped, tb*
oontractors will attempt to rail* bcr bj
tb* middle of November.
Sir Stafford MortbooU, Chancellor of
tb* £zob*qn*r, in an*waring * letter
oalliog bi* attention to tb* popnltr die
tr*** in SontbwNt Ireland, and suggest
log imm*diat* action by tb* Government
in providing work for tb* people, My*
be sympathises with tb* people, but ean
only r*l«r tb*m to tb* Irish Executive
He add* that direct int*rpo*ition by tb*
Government wonld b* open to great
•base.
▲ Constantinople dlapetob announce*
tbst • b*nd of Greek bn«and», who have
been robbing and murdering in all the
villagee surrounding Tricala, bav* been
oompletely annihilated by a company of
soldiers. Twenty-five brigands were
killed and several wounded.
Heavy snows have fallen in Aberdeen
ahlre. The barveet in many of the neigh*
boring district* has not been completed.
U YOUR UMB WORTH TIM CENTS f
Bleks*** prevails everywhere, and everybody
complaint of aoaae dlee*** daring taetr lit*.
When *tek. th* oldest to to get well; bow te
ear plainly that no p*r*on la (bu world that
to aoSariM with Uyapepeta, Liver Oooptalat
aad u» effecta, aaoh se ladiftrsttoe, Coetlve
naaa, lick Haadsah*. Boor atoaaeb. Heart
Bam, Pelultatioa of the Heart, P*pt**»d
Hplrlta. Blllonane**, Me., can tak* unaa'l
Acacar Furna wltksti (aula* relief aad
can. It too doaM thte, go to jotr dracitot
aad get a saapto bottl* for 10 e*et* aad try It.
Recator else, H c*aU. Two do*e* will relieve
yea. W
FRttORirriON VRU. V
far the spssdy Cue of tialist WSahmSi
**• ^ZyISSoh ifoSITw xsssn n., a. i.
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
[maUL TO m "OLD BIX BJJU nwi.|
8m Tranclico Item.
Sim Fbamcmco, November 5.—Tha
Ion by (bs fire in Chinatown last night
foots op $20,000 on the building and
oontenta. Fonr firemen were injured,
though not aeriouely, by the (ailing ot a
floor.
Dudley Haakell, who waa indioted for
manslaughter by th« Grand Jury, waa
admitted to bail by Judge Wright of tha
County Court this forenoon, on tha ap
plication of W. H L. Borne*. Tha
amount of bail la fixed at 910.000. Tha
auretiea on the bond for Hukell'a ap
pearance are Dudley H. Haakell and
Bobert Robinson. Each qualified for
$10,000.
bolclde.
Mkbcbd, November 5.—A French nam
named Mareota, a former reaident of
this town, ahot himself through tha
baad yealerday at Indian Onloh, Mari
poaa oonnly. Drath anaued iuatantly.
Ha waa a cabinet maker and carried oo
• ahop in thia town three or fonr jaara.
Llrelj Ballroad Balldlof.
PotTUXD, November. 6.—Iron for
tha 31 milea of track on the North era
Pacific Ballroad la now on tha way from
Portland to Ainawortb City, and tha
■hip Tecumaeh, with eighteen mllaa of
track, la now at Astoria, and will ba
lightered and brought up to Portland thia
week. Hi-r cargo will ba forwardad im
mediately to Ainawortb. Track laying
will oommenoe next week, and It la in
tended to hara 25 miUa laid before tha
Columbia cloeea. Central Spragut, who
la now at Taooma, will go up the river
next week to personally push the work.
Over eight milee ol r md hat already
been graded bryood Ainawortb oity.
Tba grading on the road exo-eds ona
mile a day now, and when the water la
obtained tba foroe will be increaaad so
that two or three milea a day will ba
graded. They now ara ainking three
wella, two over ninety feet in depth.
About CO wbita men are employed, and
about 400 Cbineee.
Two Suicide* In Arliona.
Phiz nix, A. T„ NoT*mb-r 6.—V. F.
Gaialer auicided bar* on Monday night
by abootiog himaalf. Tba bod/ waa
fonud yaatarday morning, noith o(
town. leaning ag«iti(t a fane* in aaitting
poatnr*. Deoeaaed wa* wall knows la
Viatlia and waa lately in bnainraa in Al<
amedit. wbrr* ba leavaa a family.
A Herald Tncaon aprclal aajra that Ed>
ward Janninga, • nati** of Brooklyn,
N. Y., aaicided at tbat olty on Monday.
He procared a Wincbeatar rifla, took off
bia boou and look*, triad • airing to tba
trigger and ona of bla to**, r*ated tba
muzzle againat bia eb**k and firrd.
MIBCKLLiNICOta.
.» a ■■ ■ ■ ■■■ The wonderfBI mo*
OH I HYB?a*ra
Induced a mat
many to ad » art la*
tbrlr wortbleaa
preparatlona for
DAPI/V"
D All lm I will l" aaUMMM
m* reputation. Do not
rlik your health by mlnf tw or the** Inlurtoia
preparation!, but try it once Hl'NT'M itKJl.
BUIi which h<iUoodthe teat for30veari.
• .«TK II >1 • TK-T< •■»>>.
1» Weatmtnater 8».. Pi irtDMCt, R. I.. Oct. ML
lm.-w*. K. CL»iIl-0*«r Sir: t have aulfered
;<tt much with i.j Kid. ejr« and Ll*»r tor rnn.
In January. 1979,1 arew worie, bloating fearfully.
Mr phyaUian, one o' the h.«t in pioeldence. wlahod
raa tu try HUNl'« BCMEDt .aaaaafe and raOabto
compound, aa bf bad known It to cart Kidney Dit
etaea whan all other mellclnea bad railed. 1 did a*,
and la twenty-four hour* I paaae i four or fl»e fal
looa or water, lb* bloat waa nmo»rt. and tbe (Teat
relief mad* me fw-l a well man. War* It not tbc
ItU »T'S KK>IKDT I would n»t be all** today. M.
K. SUKfAHD-uS. L>T' ■ MK t ■ » la
prepared ULVBUiSLY tor tba Dltoaaaa of Iba
IIIIII TIC ^
HUNT S bb
the Kidnoya . and
Incontinence and
UMB m m Retention of Crtne.
RCUEnY^^
nCIHCBlr"'^
MM. K. CLAllKt, PaoriBtyea, K. I.
•OLD MY • • I. llUUV.OIrT*.
lUeodlr •
8MITH'8 AMERICAN
PIANOS AND 0R6ANSI
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
STAND YOUR CLIMATE
THE BEST ! ,
WARRANTKD FOR TIN YKARS
AID SOLD AT
WHOLESALE PRICKS I
So Agents, Ho Drummer*,
Ho Self-Styled Profwion,
Or Half-Waj Xulcbuu,
—EMPLOYED TO
EXTORT MONEY FROM THE PUIUC.
Smith's Pianos and Organs
abb indorsed bt ibb bcst mo.
aiOUIft UPON in LIB M KBITS.
Brad aad tea watt tboM Mr who km
SMITH*. m.\0. la i oar mid I on thla CoMfc
Kara toar montj aad bu/ai f 1»8T I«NH,
Du*l ba humt)ug<-d, bat >eua for Ostalafaa
tad pArtlC'llar* »ud JOOTMlVM of lha
(rath of ni M«arnon.
Any ttrla of FUNO or OROAN mat on
PlrTKBli DAVB TEST TttlAL.br laraJahlag
Btmir'a Bxpna* or nallroad Comp<mj'( Mr.
tllcM of fur *010001
Alao BHBET MCttl 0 «t uaa-half HUM prtH
JAMES 8. SMITH,
(Muafkctanrt' fUprmotAUr*),
M Market Street,
rtm BAIf FRAWOIHOO. OIL.
MO PATEXT^O PA*.
PATENTS
OVTAIKBD FOB IUOBaNIOAL DBVIOSS.
v-' nodical or cxbar compuauda, omMbl
d*4«M. trad* mark* and Ut»H. Caroata A*,
unanu, tnlrrfbrwcM. Infno««n>»uU and
all mattara ralatlaf to Palaota promptly attaod
*d to W< maka prdlmlnatjr axamloailoM aad
fornlah oplnlooa u to paiaatabllUr, Om of
cbarga.aod all who an latanatad la oaw larao
tloaa aad Pataati tra larttod to aaad for • oopr
of oar "Gold* for UbUtalaa Patwia," which
la Mat fM toaa; addraaa. aad CMtalaa ooco
plata laMraetloD* how to obtain Patanta. aad
othar raloaola oattar. Dartac tba pMt Bra
yaan wa hara obtataad aaarlr thna thooaaod
potaata for Aiaarleaa and foreign Icnoton.aod
caa flra Milafactory tafsraaoM la aliaoat amy
oooaty la tha Ualoa.
L0U1B BAQOSB * 00
BolkHtora of Faianta aad AUornaja at Law,
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