Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-01

FROM SAN FRANCIsCO.
Arrival or the Boston Rxeursion
Pariy-AI. Dudley and Hts Mons
In Disgrnceful Fishi-An Infani
Crushed BY q Rnilroad Car, aud
thea Abandoned By It's P"renis-
PsIieo Arrests-Ce census AEeut-Fc.
aIan State Council-Etc.
SAN Francisco, June Ia p. NJ
The Boston excursion train did not
reach the foot Of Montgomery street
until twenty minutes to n o'clock
this morning. 1t was received with
cheers by a large crowd. and many
friends called OH the excursionists this
morning.
Colonel AL. p. Dudley, his son Al
fred, on one side, and a son-in-law,
Edward Ingham, ON the other side,
had a dlsgraceful series Of fights in the
Cosmopolitan Saloon, last night dur
ing which young Dudley shot Ingham
in the left side, inficting a slight
wound. The elder Dudley drew a
bowie knife, and in the melee, James
Miller, who was endeavoring to sep
arate the combatants, received severe
cuts in the head and side ; and another
outsider, named Cunningham, was
slightly cut. The party was finally
elected from the premises, and Dudley
and his son having been disarmed sur
rendered themselves voluntarily to the
police. The feud is a family affair Of
long standing. 1t Is said that Ingham
charged his tather-ln-law with endeav-
oring to get him dismissed from the
Mint, and he had beat him severely in
the face before the knife or pistol were
drawn.
The body of an infant, which had
been run over by a wagon and crushed
into a shapeless mass, was found in the
street yesterday. The owners are
wanted.
The police made 1,l35 arrests last
month. .
Henry B. Livingston, IL of the old
est newspaper men on the Pacific coast,
is appointed Census Marshal for the
Tenth Ward in this city. = .
The Fenian State Council paid back
all money subscribed for prosecuting
the late war with Great Britain and
Canada, and become incorporated with
the 100 volunteers enrolled into the
"Army of the Irish Republic as a
The Democratic County Committee
has indefinitely postponed the resolu-
ton against voting a subsidy to the
Southern Pacific Railroad, leaving all
to act as they please on the
proposition. E-g
The Citizens Independent Political
Association has elected as officers for
the ensuing year: President, II. l..
.arcuse; First Vice President, John
Second Vice President, H. L.
Colvino; Secretary, Geo. Hook; Cor
responding Secretary, w. T. Beatty;
Treasurer, P. Brannan; Sergeant-at-
Arms, Chas. Berry. The following
preamble and resolution were adopted:
WHEREAS, This association was Or
ganized for the purpose Of e~levating
good men, who will maintain good
laws and government, independent Of
party machinery, and to take any ac-
ton ON public questions that are not
In violation of law.
AND WHEREAS, The question Of ap-
propriating 81, 000, 900 to the Southern
Railroad Is of vital importance
10 the city and county Of San Fran
cisco; therefore, be it
Resolved, That this Association Is OPP
posed to the said appropriation.
Gold this morning was 1l4sS; Green
backs, s7A; selling at ssA.
The quart Of pearls found in the
street OH Monday, yer which so much
excitement vas created, turns out to
be worthless, discolored and imperfect
,ulls, which had been thrown away by
|. jeweler. The ten-dollar gold piece
was bogus.
william Thompkins was sent to the
County Court to-day for an attempt at
burglary.
The Mercantile Library opened this
morning, and Is jammed with pur-
Of tickets. From appearances,
he greater part of the tickets will be
disposed Of within ten days.
4 great many people went down to
Market street this morning to examine
the Pullman palace train, but We're dis
appointed to find they had been drawn
back to the San Jose depot.