Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-16
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Moro Of George Peabody's Libcrahty:
BosroS, September l5.-George Peabody
yesterday donated $4,000 more to tho res.
body Institute, making the entire gilt sz00'-
900.
A Forsor Arrested.
TORONTO. September l6.-Albert J. Gould
h,, hs.n arrested here on the charge ofeom-
hitting foreeries to the extent Of 100000 in
Monroe County, New York.
p.,Iao Mall stesmship Company Stocks
NEW York, September l6.-The Paeine
Mail steamship Co. shares arc down to 72t.
Two firms are said to control from fry to
seventy thousand shares.
Anothsr Fatnl Steamboat Boiler hxp'o'
CINCINNATI, September l5.-The Evans
willie and Cairo packet Phantom exploded het
boilers yesterday, killing the chief cieSF n
six others.
The Avoudale 1lsastsraGSroner's in'
New York, September ia Tribune
special from Plymouth says the jury returned
the following verdict (: That the said Palmer
Steele. and others came to their deaths in
the Ayondale mines that the cause OF their
death. was exhaustion OF the atmospheric
air. or the prevalence OF sulphuric and car
bonic acid gases in said Ayondale mines,
| caused by the burning OF the head house and
breaker on the 9th day Of September, there
by DESTROYING tho air courses leading from
the mine to the shaft; that the fire originated
from q furnace in tho mines setting fire to a
wooden bucket In an up.cast air course lead.
ing from the shaft to the house. The jury
regard the present system OF mining in a
large number Of mines now working by
shafts as insecure and unsafe to miners, and
would strongly. recommend, in all cases
where Practicable, two places for ingress and
BY rendering greater security to the lives Of
miners under any similar accident.
PHILADELPHIA, September l4.-Thc con-
trihutions to the Avondale fund amount 10
over $4,000, and are still arriving.
Chicago News.
CHICAGO, September l5.-The Republican
Convention of this city have nominated
George McGeorge for Mayor, General Solo
County Treasurer, Capt. Hickey for Police
Commissioner, Frank Wentworth for City
Treasurer, ]. C. B%ridswell, ]. Bond, ]. Y.
Scamond, H. X. Thompson, s. N. McCrea
and Jas. Stark, delegates to the Constitu.
tional Convention.
A meeting Of gentlemen, held last night at
the Sherman House, made arrangements for
the reception Of the party Of the Pioneer
Society Of California, upon their arrival in
this city. Col. Brown, Mr.. Pullman and j.
w. Richards, are appointed a committee to
settle preliminary arrangements.
Now York News.
NEW York, September l5.-Gen. Jordan,
in command in Cuba, makes an appeal to
the people OF the United States to send
clothing and medicine for the patriots, and
| clothing for patriot women OF Cuba. They
have men and arms and ammunition in plen.
ty, but tho above articles are much needed.
They can be sent to Francis Dorr. IS Broad
street, New York.
The Tribune editorially gives prominence
to the following Z" We arc credibly informed
that certain ~fnanciers Of our city, in combi-
nation with European capitalists, have con
spired to buy and withdraw from use $780,
600, 900 Of gold, with the interest, to compel
those who must pay gold at tho Custom
House or elsewhere, TO buy Of them at exor-
Infant rates. We call on the Secretary OF the
Treasury to take the needful steps to ascer-
tain the facts Of the case, and il there be a
combination, to use the power lodged in his
hands in such way as the public good re-
quires."
CHICAGO, September ia billiard match
between John Deery, the present champion,
and Melvin Foster, for the championship and
81 900, was played at the Hippodrome, Four
teenth street, New York, last night, and won
by Deery by 27l points. Foster was ahead
up to 1000
Washington News.
CHICAGO, September ia Republican
special says Hon. Mr.. Frelinghuysen has de-
clined the Chinese mission. It Is reported
the position has been offered to Senator +.
D. Morgan, who agrees to accept II the mis-
sion is made a first class one. The same
special thinks J. D. Cameron, son Of Senator
Cameron, will be offered the portfolio Of the
War Department.
A Tribune special thinks the. latter report
u%nfoundcd.
The Administration has appointed Davis
men to Office In Texas, in opposition to men
recommended by Hamilton.