Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-04

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CHICAGO, August 3.-washington spe.
cials say : The District Attorney Of
Mississippi, who was removed on Satur-
day By order Of the President, was o
leading man in the Dent movement. 1t
10 rumored that other Federal officers
who have neglected their business and
are remaining 10 Washington in Dents
interest will be removed.
A representative of an English house
interested 10 the Memphis l. Ell Paso
Railroad, subscribed $1,000, 900 stock
to the Norfolk l. Great Western road,
with a view Of controlling the limo be.
tween Norfolk and Bristol, and making
II the last link in the chain from Norfolk
to San Diego.
From the Indian Country.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, August 3.-Spe-
Gals an Indian raid upon
Sheridan at the western terminus Of the
Kansas Pacific Railroad. A number of
stock were run Of. The trains quit
running during the raid.
AHuse Land Purchase.
PIrrsBURa, August ga few days
ago a meeting of parties interested In
the purchase Of real estate from the
Visitation Land Company, near San
Francisco, was hold in this city. They
formed a joint stock company, with a
capital Of So, 600, 900, for the purchase
Of 1875 acres of land just south Of San
Francisco. A committee was appointed
to visit San Francisco to examine and
report on the land to be purchased,
which committee met to-day. The
present owner of the tract 10 Philip
Falk, who went to San Francisco last
fall dead broke, and by good luck be.
came virtual owner. The company pro.
pose to improve the land in the best
possible manner.
PittsburG Items.
Oscar Holdbraden was severely and
probably fatally burned yesterday BY
the explosion Of o can of kerosene.
A boy fell through a skylight ut the
Sherman House, 60 feet, and was killed.
Several other accidents have occurred.
Tho Tennessee Election.
NASHVILLE, August 3.-Specials say
that not a single Republican Clerk or
Judge Of Election has been appointed
at Memphis, and no separate polling
places are provided for colored men, as
the law requires, the intention being to
prevent them from voting. The Senter
Republican candidates for the Legisla-
ture at Nashville have withdrawn from
the field, and the Stokes candidates will
be sustained by all Republicans.
The Commercial Party.
CHICAGO, August 3.-The commercial
party reached Omaha yesterday, and
had an interview with Colonel Ham,
moud, Superintendent of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad, who again assured them
that every sndeavor would be made to
consult tho best interests and con-
venience of the public.
Suicide In Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 3--Jennie Leonard
committed suicide on West Side to-day.
Cause.-The old story love, betrayal and
desertion. Both parties 10 the sad act
belonged to highly respectable families.
Young Bennett's Yacht.
Nsw YoRK, August 3.-Specials say
that there Is some anxiety about the
yacht Dauntless, which left Queenstown
for Havre two weeks ago and has not
been heard from since. Bennett left
her at Queenstown.
Railroad Competition.
A lively competition has begun be.
tween the New York Central Railroad
and the new line between Newark and
New York City. The fares are greatly
reduced.
Another Polish Revelation.
Eastern papers give accounts ola new
conspiracy in Poland with o view Of an.
other revolution.
One Of the captured fllibustcrs, who
refused to sign an agreement not to vio-
late the neutrality laws, was sent to
Blackwell's Island as a vagraut.
Yellow Fever.
HALIFAX, August 3.-The gunboat
Eclipse has arrived from the Rio Grande.
She had Is deaths by yellow fever. The
| frigate Barnita has also arrived with the
yellow fever aboard.
l. A Ship on Fire.
New ORLEANS, August 1.-The ship
Pauline, from Liverpool, took fire in
the Southwest Pass this morning. The
wrecking tug filled her with water and
saved the ship cargo considerably
damaged, principally BY water.
Funeral of Rx.Secretary Toucey.
HARTFORD, Coun., August 2..-The
funeral Of the Hon. Isaac Toucey took
place in this city this afternoon. The
Hartford Bar attended in a body, and
among those present were Governor
Jewell aud Ex-Governor English.
Acquittal Of Rev. Or. Linn.
PI%rTsBURo, August 2.-Rev. 8. l..
Linn, on trial during the past week be-
fore the Presbyterians Of this city,
chasged with unministerial and immoral
conduct, was acquitted last night on all
charges. The trial caused quite an *
element, and the verdict gave great
satisfaction, as public sympathy wss
decidedly in his favor.
The Kentucky Election.
LoUrsviLLE, August AT the cleo
tiOu III tuis Stsy so-uoy so'oiaA io"s w
Cured. Fire arms were freely used,
but no lives were lost. The Democratic
candidate for State Treasurer had q
majority in the city Of 5000. His ma
jority in the State will be overwhelm-
ing, and probably reach $4,000. Re.
turns from various sections indicate the
election of all the Democratic eandi-
dates for the Legislature, except proba-
bly, Is or 20.
Movements OF the Prcaident.
LoSa BRANCH, August 2.-Preiident
Grant visited Bricksburg, N. j., to-day,
as the guest of Robert Campbell, Presi-
dent of the Brieksburg Land Improve
ment Company. He received a hearty
welcome from the citizens, and was af-
forwards presented with so acres of
land. The President will visit Secre.
tary Fish, at his homo or the Hudson,
for a few days, proceeding thence to the
White Mountains and Saratoga.
Washinston Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, August a. Superin-
tendent Clapp, Of the Government Print
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