Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-14
Overland Dispatches
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DATES TO SATURDAY NIGHT.
Miscellaneous Items.
BRYAN (Wyomingl March PA
collision between the "Roughs ~ and
Vigilantes Is deemed imminent. The
"Roughs have decided not to COM
ply with the terms Of notice served on
them last night, to quit the place
within twenty-four hours. Intense ex-
element exists, as the Yigilantes evil
IDENTIFY mean business, and are deter
mined to make them "get," peaceably.
If they will, but via the air line If
necessary.
LARAMIE CRY (Wyomingl March
l2.-The HOWE murder case Is still
pending. The jury cannot agree, and
have been ordered to be confined until
8 o'clock A. NJ, tomorrow, when the
Court agrees to meet them. To-day
they were allowed dinner and supper.
The women look pale and fatigued,
this being the fourth night Of their I'm
prisonment. There Is general COM
plant among the married men.
OGDEN JUNCTION, March l2.-The
express from the East arrived two
hours behind time, tonight, detained
by q heavy train.
BRYAN, March 12.-I.ast night twen-
/ ty-five Of the thirty roughs Of this
place received a notice, signed "Vigi-
lance Committee" to leave town in
twenty-four hours. None have yet
compiled. Hot times are anticipated.
Weather cloudy, windy and cold.
ST. LOUIS March IA heavy rain
began about Z o'clock this morning
and continued till 4 P. NJ, when a furi-
ous snow storm set In which prevailed
till 8 r. N. It Is now clearing of and
freezing. There was q high wind all
day. The storm extended through the
region west Of here.
NEW ORLEANS, March l2.-Samuel
F. Wilson, one of the editors Of the
Picdyune, died to-day, aged G5.
Assistant Quartermaster General
United States Army, died suddenly
yesterday, aged SO years.
NEW YORK, March 12.-RObert d.
Holmes, Past Grand Worshipful Mas
ter of the Grand Lodge Of Free and
Accepted Masons, died. in this city this
evening, aged 81 years. He was for
many years one Of the most prominent
members Of the Masonic fraternity In
the United States.
NASHVILLE, March l3.-JudgeS Shack
letord, n Of the most prominent Re-
publicans in Tennessee, has been ap-
pointed to the Supreme Bench by Gov
ernor Brownlow, he has addressed a
card to the Republican Bonner, stating
that he opposed Congressional inter-
vention In Tennessee, because 1t would
destroy the property of the State, ell
gender feelings of bitterness and strife
that could not be repressed for twenty
years, 1t would establish q dangerous
precedent and ruin the Republican
party.
NEW ORLEANS, March II. = The
Legislature has finally passed the bill
Incorporating the Louisiana Dredging
Company 1t provides for keeping
open one or more Of the passages to
and at the mouth Of the river to the
depth Of q feet.
RICHMOND, March l2.-The Repub-
lican State Committees hold u Conven-
ton for the reorganization Of the party
OIL April 9Th.
The Revenue Officers at Fredericks-
burg yesterday seized so, 900 cigars and
20 barrels Of whisky.
81. LOUIS, March a. The fancy
goods and notion store Of Morgan IL
Jackson was burned this evening.
Loss, 5000 insurance, $4,000.
The wooden and willow ware store Of
Schmeiding s. Doneld, adjoining, WAS
damaged about $4,000; insured for
$4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, March IL. - Three
hundred and thirty-seven doctors Of
medicine graduated this week, in
Guiding II by the Women's Medical
College and 100 by the Jefferson Med
ical College.
LAWRENCE, Kansas, March l2.-lm-
migration to Kansas this season is un-
precedented IN tho history Of the State.
Last evenings and this mornings
trains OH the Kansas Pacific had 500
immigrants for this State. The COM
pany has been obliged to order addi-
tional rolling stock to meet immediate
requirements.
The first shipment Of Colorado cattle
owe the road has just taken place, and
there are now 10000 head at Kit Car
son awaiting shipment,