Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07
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Suicide. Of n strnuser-Womnn'. RIGHTS
Mssssins-Dr. stone and His Friends
San FRANcIsco, April "a p. NJ
Last evening a stranger, stopping at
the st. Louis Hotel, OIL Pacific street,
burned up some papers, took off his
coat and boots, and remarking that
they would be good for somebody else,
said "Good bye, boys, I'm of for an
other world" ran down to Pacific
street wharf and jumped overheard,
but was rescued by officer Devlin,
| William Evans and w. McCourtney,
with q bort, while he was still breath
ing but he died OIL the way to the
County Hospital in q wagon.
The Woman's Suffrage meeting last
evening was very thinly attended. 1t
was a general wrangle and confusion,
and highly amusing to outsiders. Mrs.
Field made a very sensible speech IN
opposition to the movement. MIR.
Lakeman made a speech in favor OF
foreign-born male citizens, whom Inc
thought continually aspcrsed IN the
remarks Of members. An appeal was
made for new members, but none
Joined; and after various o%ratoricll
demonstrations, adjourned for n week.
A dispatch from Washington orders
the release of the liquors seized here
by revenue officers, on the charge OF
adulteration-a Government chemist
having certified to finding no foreign
substances In them. Mr.. Wakelee.
State Chemist, and others, certify that
they found the liquors adulterated.
Rev. DIR. Stone received quite nm
ovation from his parlshioners OIL his
return from the East last night.
The Saucelito Water Company, cap
ital 300, 900, James McNulty, Henry
! Marshal and l.. Girard, Trustees, has
been incorporated.
A pickpocket was caught in the ACT
of relieving q gentleman of his money
Mt the circus last night. lie was
knocked down, but escaped.
The trouble about Ycrba Bucna Park
work is increasing. This morning, oil
ground, about q thousand men gath.
cred around Mr.. Donahue. The hold.
ers of tickets numbered 2, 3 and j., dc.
manded that they all be set to work At
once. rs promised by Col. Holt, or that
number ones be discharged also. Don.
ahue attempted to make q speech said
the power had been all taken out OF
his hands by the Commissioners; he
would therefore knock of all the mel
and throw up all connection with tho
matter. He then got ont of the crowd
and IAN toward Mission Dolores, pIlr-
sued by men with shovels, calling for
a rope to hang him. with! All work
Is stopped, and a crowd is now waiting
1.-THE action of the Mayor and Col. Holt.
Many. are threatening violence, and
the most moderate are greatly exas-
peratcd. Many have come in from the
| country on hearing Of this work, and
mingled with the crowd, doubling the
original number. SO far rs the
city Is concerned, the money thus
far expended might rs well
have been thrown into the bay, rs nc
practical good has been accomplished,
and expectations raised which cannot
DO fulfilled. They will most assuredly
hang Donalme If they catch him again,
IL Il doubtful even If the whole pro.
ceeding Is not illegal, rs the city had a
bill passed subsequently to the $4,000
appropriation bill, which provides that
the park shall be graded by contract,
The Commissioners have decided to
pay off all the men for the work
they have thus far doic OH Yerba
Buena Park tomorrow. They have
sent out a ma to.get the names Of all
who have worked, and will swear caclj
ma rs to the amount lie labored.
The General Grand Lodge Of T.. o.
Odd Fellows, ut its last session, an.
thorized Grand Sire Farnsworth to in.
troduce Odd Fellowship into Germany,
Japan. and other countries; provided,
lie could do it without expense TO the
Grand Lodge Of the United States,
Last night he visited Tcmplar Lodge
No: II, which was being visited by
Germania Lodge and Templars, which
adopted resolutions to provide him
with funds to proceed to Germany
and establish the Order there.
w. Bird, indicted for grand larceny,
was liberated OH 81, 800 bail.
Three Mormon Conferences are in
session at the same time to-day, IN
honor of the fOrtieth anniversary of liz
Mormon Church.