Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-27
Young Lady Supposed to hive beon Burn.
od-The Eight-Hour Strikers nj Chicago
Moro Abort the Boat Race at P~ittsburg.

Young Lady Supposed TO hnve boon Burn.
od-The Eishr-Hour Strikers nj Chicago
More AboHt the Boat Race at Pift.burs.
CHICAGO, May 23.-Miss Annie Dean,
a beautiful and accomplished young
lady, residing in Hamilton, G. W., is
believe to have persisted in the recent
burning of the Merchants Hotel in this
city. { 1t has been a%scertained that she
arrived here the night before the con
fiagration, and went to her room in the
hotel, since when nothing has been
heard of her. Her relatives came to
Chicago yesterday to ascertain what a
becme Of the young lady.
A few strikers have yet hold out.
They have issued an address to the
workingmen of other States, appealing
for ~pecuniary aid to enable Thorn to
maintain themselves. b ADDRESS
AYERS u determination v to surren-
der the eight-hour principle, and de-
clares that if it is lost here it must fail
elsewhere. Most people, except the
strikers, remark that tho movement il
an utter failure. Most establishments
Ill
have their regulars at work, n would
not take the strikers on any terms.
The sculling match az ri'tsourg came
on on tuesday oetween pto"n .Io
United States and q stake Of $4,000. A
large number of people have returned.
In the race Brown came out ahead. The
Instance was hVe miles. l:ne, ~ H'u
utes ana n hait-eie'en minutes more
than Hamill consumed IN " previous
race over the same course. TAMIL
claimed the stakes on the GROUND OF ioaI
rowing by Brown. Hamlil appeared IN
great excitement in Pittsourg over the
matter. The judgment OF oisinteressea
spectators is said TO % that brown can
beat Hanill.
Robberr and Attempted Murder-Arrest
Of Boys Tor Burslary-Railroad Coii'
sion-Nationni apfist colporteur"' con-
'Sn'ien' To-, d,.;,a rohhorr
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The attendance ia very LARGE.
.no,hor Tbr,o,,n,d F.n,nn luvu,,o, o,
Canada.
The M,rald, Troy special SAYS the
Fenians are about taking the field with
a large number to invade Canada. The
movement towards the organization and
concentrated ia general th,ouehou,
Northern and Western New York and
other States. A messenger has been
dispatched by Head Circles to call .heil
brothers to arms. Thirty thousand men
are to be concentrated on the borders
within q month. The commissariat ID
said to be we'll served. Large supplies
of army stores are already housed near
St. Adams. General Spear is in com.
mand. The Canadians are alive to the
danger and preparing to defend them.
selves. Hon. John Morrissey has been
at Troy in conference with the Fenians,