Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-23
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From Baltimore.

From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June 22.-J. Mason Camp
bell, one of our most distinguished
lawyers, died yesterday.
In the cases of several persons in-
dicted for acting rs insurance agents
without having license, Judge Gilmore
decided that license wa. required, aud
these persons are liable to a penalty.
Military.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 22.-Colonel
Benton, commanding the Armory here,
is sending away 1000 0 muskets re-
Gently sold 10 the Turkish Government.
4 Murderess.
ALBANY, n. Y, June 22.-The Grand
Jury of Horkiuer County has indicted
Mrs. Nancy Lyman for the murder of
her husband, E. Gadncr, III March last,
arsenic having been discovered in the
stomach Of deceased.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 22.--The White
House was lively to-day. The callers
were Senator Fenton, representative
Bingham, Secretary Rnwlins, S. Hurl.
burt, Minister to Boeo,o, and others, all
of whom saw the President.
General ]. Watson Webb has arrived.
At a Cabinet meeting, all the Bureau
officers were present except Cox and
Boutwell,.
The following appointments have been
signed by the President: George w.
Newton of Ohio, Consular Agent at
Chang Kiang, China; James Coey,
Postmaster at Snn Francisco.
To-day, in the United States Circuit
Court, five colored men were sworn in
as grand jurors. Among petit jurors
summoned for tomorrow are nine col.
ored men, and one bailif, appointed by
the Court, is colored.
From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 22.-Thc New
School Presbytery last night passed n
resolution indorsing reunion.
From ST. Louis.
Sr. LOUIS, June pa number of
personal friends of Henry T. Blow are
intending to give him n complimentary
dinner previous to his departure for
Rio.
Parties from North Missouri are here
in connection with the construction OF
a railroad from Quincy to some point on
the Missouri River, to connect with the
Pacific Railroad.
From Alnbnnn.
MOBILE, June 22.-The Democratic
| Convention of the First District nomiu-
atcd ". D. Dunn for Congress.
From Grorain.
ATLANTA, June 22.-Thc Supreme
| Cour, of Georgia to-day decided that
the Code of Georgin, adopted by the
new Constitution, forever a1olibits the
marriage relation between white per-
sons and persons Of African descent.
They declare such marriages %annul!e .
From philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June GA large
number Of people witnessed the game
Of base ball between the Cincinnati and
Red Stockings and the Philadelphia and
Keystone Clubs. The play was not
equal to that Of yesterday. The score
stood, Red Stockings IS Keystone, 30.
MoC0oIc Again.
Sr. LoUIs, June 22.-Tom Allen, the
pugilist, will publish a communication
in the morning, denying that the stakes
of tie late fight should have been paid
to McCoole, and Offering TO fight the la.
ter for any sum from n dollar to
$1,000, with only 10 persons present
parties whose friends shall display pis.
tolls or knives to lose ,hr stakes aud
fight.
People had better not Draw Pistols IN
Newspaper Editors.
NASHVILLE, June 22.-A;torney Gen
eral Tuthill, this morning, went to the
Office of Mr.. Gresham, the editor Of the
new Stokes organ, aud asked him il he
was responsible for an article in yes
terday's paper speaking of him in OPP
probrious terms. Gresham replying in
the affirmative, Tuthill drew n repeater
pistol and fired a, Gresham, who struck
down the pistol, grappled Tuthili and
beat him severely. In his paner this
afternoon be charges that Tu,hill tried
to assassiuate him. Tuthill is n citizen
Of Northern birth and a supporter ofMr.
Senter, n politician.
A Sroundrcl Arrested.
New YORK, June 22.-John Bauer has
been arrested aud lodged in Jail as the
party who placed distractions On the
track of the Erie Railro~i, which caused
the terrible disaster at Carr's Rock in
April, 1868. He confesscs to his guilt
Washington Intelligence.
CHICAGO, June 22.-Washington spe-
cials say Commissioner Dclano has re-
ceived orders regarding the reduction
of the clerical force in various revenu
districts, which will save the Treasury
a million Of dollors per nnuum.
More Indian Deprsdntlons.
FoRr WALLACE, Ka., June 90 The
Indians attacked \ Government train
yesterday, six miles from here, and
captured six mule team The Indians
were pursued, and MI the mules were
rstaken but two.
Prize Fight.
KANSAS CRY, No., June 22.--At II
prize fight yesterday, between Johnny
Hickey and Jim King, near this city,
Hickey won on the ninth round, knock.
ing King senscless. King soon recov-
cred, aud is not seriously Injured.
Rhode Island Knees.
PnovIDEScE, L. l., Juue 22.-Th.
meeting Of the Nsrraganselt Park Asso.
ciotion commences 10 day and cuntinues |