Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-02

DATES TO SATURDAY NIGHT.
Tho .Fsuian Raid Postpeued-Hon. John
Rlgelow Starts for Germany More
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NEW York, April 30.-Dcputy Ma
val Officer Cornell Franklin presented
his resignation to-day, after thirty
years honorable service
Contributions are being received for
the Richmond sufferers. 2
The Chamber of Commerce hold q
meeting on Monday to take steps to
raise funds.
The Fenian raid on Canada is i'll
definitely postponed.
Arrangements are making for q tour
nament at Prospect Park, Brooklyn,
in May, similar to those formerly held
In the South.
The funeral of Judge A. D. Russell
took place yesterday from Grace
Church. The body was inferred in
Greenwood Cemetery.
Hon. John Bigelow, late United
States Minister to France, sails OH the
City Of Brooklyn for a three years
absence to Germany.
The accounts Of Burley have been
settled by the internal revenue officers.
1t Is understood that as scon rs the
actual indebtedness is ascertained,
Burley's sureties will make good the
amount. Commissioner Delano has
| ordered the officers to ascertain If the
report Is correct that Burley Is now
living on the farm Of eX-Solicltor
Jordan, in Scioto, Ohio.
Richmond, April 30.-W. c. Dun
ham, agent Of a steamship line, n OF
| the victims of the late disaster, died
to-day. Ex-State Treasurer Colyert
is believed to be dying.
Offers of aid have been received from
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and other places.
The Senate adopted n resolution to
| the memory Of Bland (colored) to-day.
General Candy has issued orders re-
linquishing the command of the De-
partment Of Virginia. General Candy
and staff left tonight for Washington.
CINCINNATI, April 3O.-The Chamber
of Commerce unanimously passed res
olutions of sympathy with the citizens
of Richmond, Virginia, and paying
special tribute to the great worth OF
Patrick Henry Aylett.
READING, Pa, April 30.-Samuel
Myers, for thirty years publisher and
proprietor of the Berks County Press,
and oldest printer in this city, died
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NEW ORLEANS, April 30.-The Texas
State Fair commences In Austin, May
7th, to continue for four days. Efforts
are being made to secure q large at
tendance of exhibitors from all parts
of the United States. Delegates have
been sent to other State Fairs to induce
representation. Nearly all the ma
chinery on exhibition here will be sent
to Texas.
CHICAGO, April 3O.-The Constitu.
tional Convention yesterday adopted
all amendment to the Bill Of Rights,
providing that the General Assembly
may abolish the Grand jury.
The Chicago Base Ball Club played
the first match game since the organ
ization, ut St. Louis yesterday, defeat
ing the Union Club of that city. Score,
AZ to /.
An examination by the Committee
of the Board of Education and the Su-
pervisors, yesterday, Of the Normal
School building in course of erection
in the suburbs, developed that the roof
and floors are In a dangerous condition,
and liable to fall any day.
A heavy frost was reported last night
in Central Illinois.
BALTIMORE, April 30.-A woman
named Virginia Ellen Bunting, killed
al idiot, called William" with whom
she had been drinking, in her husbands
GROCERY. -,
Four companies Of the Seventeenth
Infantry, en- route from North Carolina
to Dakotah, passed through to-day.