Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-26
Especial to the Gold Hill Daily Newc by the Allan
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To-DAY's KILOGRAMS.
Tho Erie Republican Libel Suit asains
the Typo0raphIcal Union.

u Va haAs WY
to the Grand Jury in Erie, yesterday, by
Judge Vincent, in the case Of the Erie
va. the Typographical Union.
The charge is considered so prejudical
and one.sided that funds will be raised
to assist tho Erie printers to test the
case.
American Science Association.
SALEN, August 25.-At the session Of
the American Science Association to-
day, the subject Of the next annual
meeting was left in the hands Of a com.
mittee, authorized to select Niagara
Falls as the lext place Of meeting, pro.
viding suitable accommodations can be
obtained. The attendance was much
less to-day than previously.
Another Fire In Philadelphia.
PHiLADsLPHiA, August 25.-A FIRE
this afternoon totally destroyed a four
story brick building on the corner Of
Ninth and Wallace streets, which was
used as a mandatory. The aggregate
loss Of building and contents is $780,.
900.
Railrond Accident.
On the Reading Railroad this fore.
moor two coal trains collided, and o
third train ran into them, demolishing
100 coal cars and killing two men.
Massachusetts Democratic State Conven.
tion.
WORCESTER, Mass, August 25.-The
Democratic State Convention met to-
day, Charles l.. Woodbury. presiding.
In his opening remarks he advocated
the immediate freedom Of the Canadas
and Cuba from European subsection,
looking to their ultimate annexation 10
the United States. John Q. Adams was
nominated for Governor, aud s. q.
Lamb, Of Greenfield, for Lieutenant
Governor. Resolutions wero adopted
deuouncing tue prohibitory Law and
condemuing tho Legislature for not
granting charters to certain lsbor or.
CARNATIONS. they recognize the duty
Of acquiescing 10 results ALREADY arrived
at in national affairs, etc. TIE Conven-
ton was, in the main, harmonious.
knights Tcmplar.
PORTLAND, Maine, August 25.-The
Grand Commandery of Knights Templar
went into camp at Cushiug's Island in
this harbor, yesterday. under Grand
Commander Charles n. Mcclellan. Ten
Communicates were represented. They
will remain in camp four days.
Notable Death.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 25.-David Nc
| Donald, Judge of the United States
District Court, died at his residence in
this city this morning.
Ocean Yacht Race.
New YORK, August 25.-The Herald
says the English yacht Cambria and the
American yacht Dauntless will start on
q race from Cowes to New York on Sep
TENDER LIST.
Coal Miners Strike Ended.
SCRANTON, Pa, August 25.-The
striking miners held q meeting aud
voted to accept terms offered by the
owners. They will resume work before
September. The agreement is that the
workmeu shall receive the same high
price as miners employed by tho Pitts
ton Coal Company.
Father McMnhon.
BUFFALO, August 24.-Father Me-
Mahou, long held as a convict BY the
Canadians, arrived to-day, after an oh.
| sence Of three years.
stoppagc Of Paper Mills.
PHILADELPHIA, August 24.-Owing to
the stoppage of the paper mills at Mana
yunk, which were run by water, the price
Of paper advanced frcm y to 3 cents
o pound. Some manufacturers are
arranging to put steam 10 their mills.
Tho Gettysburg Battlefield.
GETTYSBURG, August Plata meet.
ing of the officers this morning, Col.
Bachelor was invited to take charge OF
the exercises of the day. The party
then proceeded to the field for the pur-
pose Of definitely fixing the position Of
troops on the first day of the battle.
The principal points, fields, roads by
which opposing troops advanced and
r~etreated, and places where prominent
ofic ers fell, were studied. Work to-
day was confined to the ground covered
BY the troops Of the first days battle.
WushInston Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, August 24.-Record
of the State Department show the
following regarding the State action
on the Fifteenth Amendment Com.
plete notifications North Corolina,
West Virginia, Mississippi, Wis.
cousin, Maine, Louisiana, Michigan,
South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Arkan-
sas, Connecticut aud Florida, IL defec-
tive NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Missouri f;
rejected-Delaware and Kentucky.
New York News.
Nsw York, August 24.-The Fenian
Congress meets here Tomorrow. Gen.
Savage, who has returned from Europe,
will present his report.
The annual picnic Of tho Fenian
Brotherhood, at Jones' Woods to-day,
a attended by $4,000 persons. The
best order was maintained.
Vincent Colyer telegraphs from San
Francisco that if Gov. Mitchell's unwiss
proclamation, declaring the Navajos
outlaws, should be enforced, it will
break up tho agency school at Fort Do
nance, as no Oulteu Slhtos IoopS az
nearer than Fort Wright, 43 miles dis
tant.
The Harvard Crow.
LONDON, August 24.-Ths Harvard
Four werc out to-day in Elliot's boat,
weighted up to the standard Of the
Burnham boat. The performance in
the new boat was generally satisfactory.
It is thought the crow are moro formi-
dsble to their opponents in this thar
any other Graf. they have tried. Both
tho Harvard and Oxford crews rowed
over the entire course, the latter making
the disteuce in l3 seconds less than the
former. The opinion generally enter
tanned BY Euglishmen is that the ox,
fords will beat, but the appearance OF
the crews hardly warrants the assump'
tion that either is superior to the other.
Tbs result will depend mainly on the
skill of the coxswain and bis perfect
knowledge Of the course.
A vr,y of ~selenite has been discovered