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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09
DISPATCH
WASHINGTON News.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-EI-Governor
Wells was nominated for United States
District Attorney for Virginia in Senate
to-day.
Brigadier General Beck is ordered to
report to General Whipple at San Fran
cisco, to take temporary charge Of the
Military Division Of the Pacific, until
the arrival of brevet Brigadier General
Kclton.
The receipts Of revenue for the first
nine months Of the current fiscal year,
have been 1921, 2GG, 534; against $ll2,-
Al, $50 for the same time of the previ-
ous year.
The American Medical Association
refuse to admit women delegates.
Now York News. .
New York, May THE Mozart
General Committee last evening rati-
fled the Democratic State Judicial
nominations. 81
The Cuban League Club elected an
Executive Committee Of Conference.
A party meeting outside Of the DEM
ocratic organization will be held TO-
morrow to organize an opposition to
Tammany.
Cuban General Jordan and staff ar
rived here to procure munitions of war.
He visits Washington and returns to
Cuba. He reports the campaign SUBJ
stantially ended for the present, and
resulted In favor Of the Cubans, who
are now in better condition than ever.
The success of the revolutionists de-
ponds only OIL time. They number
10000 well equipped men, supplied
with artillery and mountain Howitzers
sufficient for present service.
Jordan left Cuba In a small sloop,
and when three days out was chased
by five Spanish gunboats, but, 4 storm
arising, lie eluded them.
From Cubn.
HAVANA, May 7.-General Gorenica
was arrested on Guadaja Island and
ordered here for trial. All his party
are at large, but the Island is closely
watched by gunboats.
Great Fire ut Quincy, Illinois.
CHICAGO, May 6.-Fifteen business
houses at Quincy were burned last
night. Loss, three hundred thousand
dollars. The principal sufferers are
James A. Parker, Bristol & Co., Ed
monds & Aldrich, Murphy & Charles,
and the Daily Herald.
A Postal Convention with the Sand
witch Islands goes into effect July lst,
and has been promulgated. The rate
is six cents for half ounce, prepaid;
newspapers, two cents for four ounces
or q fraction, to regular subscribers,
prepaid quarterly rates. Other printed
matter, four cents for four ounces.
From Mexico.
CRY OF MEXICO, April 29.-The
Amendment to the Constitution in
creating a Senate, has passed Con-
gress.
The reyolutionists are quiet.
Juarez is expected to pardon a son
of Santa Anna.
II is rumored that the Mormons are
looking to Mexico as place Of refuge.
The volcano Of Ceboruco is again
active.
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8FRH AND THERE.

Th.rs :, one advantage, after all IN
hs;nc a citizen of England. Thai
country stretches its strong arm even
- m, unexplored wilds Of Abyssinia
N nrotect its people. No matter
where or how many be wronged, they
know that the whole power Of Great
Britain will seek out and punish their
oppressors. 1t not only protects its
own citizens, but, as in the a S OF
Consul Phillips, in Cuba, it stretches
its flag over Americans when a small
bully like Spain tears our own stan
dard from the Consulate and trails 1t
under foot. England has taught all
the world to respect English citizen
ship, while lately our own Govern
ment has taught the universe that 1t
will resent no wrong to its people
anywhere. In the Ordinance Depart
ment at Washington there was lately
an officer of the navy named Duncan
Nathaniel Ingraham, who could have
given some information to our present
distinguished Secretary Of State as to
the manner in which a former incum-
bent Of his office, one William L. Mar
cy, protected American citizens from
Austrian tyranny, and sent home in
disgrace a British Minister and a lot
of Consuls who attempted to set up
English barracks in Il cities. With
that respect for his country which
should characterize every American,
he hesltated at no honorable means to
make civilization respect America
everywhere. Remembering the hosts
Of American citizens who have been
murdered by the Spaniards in Cuba,
and the indignity put upon Consul
Phillips and captains Of u merchant
marine, 1t becomes humiliating to
contemplate the want Of action of our
State Department in contrast with
the vigorous mea sures Great Britain is
already taking against Greece in the
matter Of the late murders Of English
men by the bandit Of that country.
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Overland Dispatches
lpPBcIAL 10 TEE aoLD HILL DAILY NEWS BY
Il wEsTERN uNIoN rELEoRApH LINE.l
DATES TO SATURDAY NIGHT.
NIIscellaneou. Items.

Miscellaneous Items.
New York, May 7.-Councils Of
Fenians become daily more frequent
and secret. Yesterday, pursuant to
call, General O'Neill, and the men,
beers Of the Executive Council APP
pointed by the late Congress; arrived
IN the city to confer with him on the
approaching expedition. Nothing was
dene during the day, a quorum not
having arrived; but at a late hour last
night o secret meeting was held, the
transactions Of which have not trans
plred, but 1t was ascertained that the
object of the meeting was to decide on
the time when a movement shall take
place.
Admiral Farragut is reelected Pres
ident of the Military Order Of tbe
United States.
A dinner was given to the House
ways and Means Committee, tonight,
by Richard Schell.
Eighty grandchildren Of VIM. Innis,
residing In New Jersey and Bradford
County, Penn, have fallen heirs to an
estate Of $50, 900, 900 in Scotland.
Contributions to the Richmond SUI
fercrs here are not under $4,000 at the
outside.
CHICAGO, May 7.-Reports come
from all parts of the Northwest OF
great damage by the storm Thursday
night. At Council Bluffs q new church,
costing $l5, 600, was utterly destroyed.
A thousand feet Of lumber was abso-
lutely blown away. Many small
buildings were unroofed and over
turned. The total damage Is at least
$4,000. In the vicinity Of Springfield
Ill., houses and barns were unroofed,
fences and stacks blown down, and the
country flooded. The storm seems to
have been general throughout the
States west of Indiana. The rain, how
ever, is starting the crops finely.
WAsHlNeToN, May 7.-Breyet Brig
adler General Julius Hayden Is retired
in consequence Of wounds received in
service.
BALTIMORE, May IA benefit Mt
Ford's Theater to-day, for the Richmond
sufferers, realized $4,000.
OTTAWA, May THE Governor Gen
eral has received a dispatch from Earl
Granville, stating that the Admiralty
has been requested to send to Canadian
waters q force sufficient to protect Ca
madam Frenchmen, and to maintain
peace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09

CoRREcrIoN.-" Jack Horner," our
San Francisco correspondent, In one
Of his letters. recently, stated that Mr..
verdenal, late a legislative cores
pondent at Sacramento, is connected
with a San Francisco Railroad fran
chise. Mr.. w. Morse writes us from
Sacramento and requests us to say that
the statement Is incorrect, and that
Mr.. Verdenal has nothing to do with
the railroad project whatever. Sorry
for Verdenal, as we thought him q
man of capital.
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A MURDERER kILLED.-We NELL
toned the fact last week that Captain
Hersey had shot Mrs. Addington for
merly his wife, at Truckee. Hersey
had traced his wife they had been
separated some years. and demanded
that she should return and live with
him again, and on her refusing, he shot
her with a revolver, killing her. The
following dispatch tells what followed:
"A party went out in pursuit of Her.
sey, the man who shot his wife at
Sierra Valley a few days ago, and
came upon him about eight miles west
Of Loyalton. DIR. Weber, n Of the
pursuing party, caught sight Of him
first and covered him with his rifle.
Hersey then cried out: Don't shoot /;
| will surrender. DR.. Weber then
told him to throw down the weapons
he carried, but instead of doing this
he jumped behind q large boulder and
fired upon Weber. One Of the shots
with which the gun was charged struck
him in the left hand and another under
the left eye, and 1t Is feared he will
lose it. Another shot took effect In
the breast Of another Of the party.
Some one Of the.party then shot Her
sey with a Henry rifle, the ball taking
effect In the breast, killing him in
stantly. He was buried Of the spot
where he fsll.-Pldcer Herald, IN.
Since the foregoing was in type, we
learn from a gentleman Of Gold Hill,
who arrived at Sierra Valley shortly
after the above happened, that it was
not old DIR. Weber who was shot, but
young DIR. Joe Weber. 1t seems that
Weber, a Mr.. Bell and Rev. L. Case,
formerly Of Gold Hill, went out after
Hersey, and as soon as the latter shot
Weber, Bell took to his heels and
iran like a whitehead" eXclaiming
as he ran, al surrender, Mr. Injun!""
Brother Case, who went out as a peace
maker, and, Quaker-like, had no arms,
also turned and RAJ after Bell, who
kept up his speed like a hare. Case
wanted to get Bells gun to 60 to the
relief Of Weber, as he feared Hersey
might kill him. 1t was nip and
tuck between Bell and Case through
~chaparral, and Case finding Bells legs
carried him too fast, and as moral Sua-
sion failed to cause him to stop, he
was suddenly tempted by tho devil to
give vent to his feelings, and sung out
to Bell: "Stop! you id s-n Of a
b-h! and give me that gum" This
terrible expletive scared Bell still
worse, and he ran like q wild Indian,
and brother Case lost sight Of him, so
he returned and helped DIR. Webber
home. Bell afterwards explained that
he thought it was Hersey who was
following him, and he felt the more
convinced of it when he heard the
command to give up the gun, as he
kne,c the preacher 9ouldn't s'rs~. A
second party went out afterwards, and
in eight hours found Hersey and killed
him, rs he refused to surrender.
Brother Case, however, it must be
confessed, is improving somewhat in
his style Of expletives since he has
taken himself unto the mountains Of
Hepsidsm. He should never forgive
that runaway Bell for telling oh him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09

LYDIA THOMPSON is said to be
a grandmother. But Lydia is evil
IDENTIFY a spunky old lady, judging of
the manner in which she cowhided the
editor Of the Chicago paper, because
he wrote about her and her Blondes
last Notwithstanding that they were
no better than they should be, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09

A YOUNG lady being present with
her mother at a ball in Wyoming,
upon being asked to dance replied {:
sob, blazes! I can't dance; but
there's mann, jest as good u dancer as
ever shuck . foot"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09

COUNTY PRINTING.-We have been
requested to state, and now state cheer
fully, that the former practice Of send
inc to California for blanks for the use
Of county officers has been discon-
tinued.-White Pine Ners.
Forbes has the White Pine County
officials by the hair. The election Is
coming OIL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09

BILL BIRD, the colored barber, who
ran for Mayor of Virginia City, did
pretty we'll for a start, getting 2ss
votes; but his white brother, Eaves,
also Republican, got SO.-Sae. Re
porter.
Eayes is "also a Republican," but
Bill Bird is "also" 4 Democrat
White Pine Ne,rs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09

GEoKeE SAND is s~ixty-six; bnt she
writes like sixty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09

B. H. FoLsoM, a young man who
formerly resided in Marysville, then
in Virginia City, died, recently, in
Sacramento - Of congestion of the
brain.
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TELEGRAMS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

,sv,rrI1. TO THE doLp HILL DAILY NEWS Dr
rur wE.rTRN UNION TELEoRAPH Lnk.l .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09
IMPERIAL silver MINING

IMPERIAL
Company, location Of works. Gold Hill, Sto-
row County. State of Nevadn.-Notice Is hereby
eiycn. that at o meeting Of the Board Of Trus.
tees Of said Company, held on the 9Th Day
OF May, 1870, an assessment OF Five SSSl
stock OF said Company, payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the
office Of the Company; Room No. % Hayward's
Building. No. 4l9 California street, san Fran:
assessment shall remain unpaid on FRIDAY,
THE TENTH doth DAY OF JUNE,
a. D. 1870, shall be deemed delinquent
duly advertised for salc at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on SATURDAY, July ID, 1870, %
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale. BY
order Of the Board Of Trustees.
d. A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
onice-Room No. 20, Hayward's Building,
No. 4i9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
unyAtl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09

The Trustees have appointed MAURICE
DoRE and CHARLES X. PETERS, SIS Cali.
fornia street, Business Agents for the sale OF
Tickets, and for the transaction OF all Business
connected with the Entertainment, to whom all
communications may be addressed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09
Tickets for Sale June lst. 1870.
ONLY AT THE OFFICE.

A liberal d!scount will DO allowed where 100.
SO or 1000 Tickets are bought in one lot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09
A ~DisEracsfui Affair,

Soon after the labor demonstrations
of last month, a society was formed by
working men for the purpose Of pro-
tecting their own interests against the
Entertainments Of Chinese and capital
lists, for both are considered equally
obnoxious and equally to be feared.
In view of the approaching vote on
the purchase Of Southern Railroad
bonds, it was deemed advisable to ask
the company their intentions respect
ing the employment Of Chinese. The
result was to have been reported at a
public meeting at the Irish-American
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09

ROBERT D. SWAIN, President N. L. A.
w. II. l.. BARNES, Vice Prcs't %
WIN. C. RALST0N, Treasurer
phySi (; MAIEs' c EsrorainS sse'y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09

NOTICE TO MECHANICS. .
A PREMIUM OF $500 will be given fer the.
best Model Of two Wheels Of glass and iron. for,
this distribution. The Trustees reserve the
right 70 reject any and all models.
my9-1m2p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09

Orders for Tickets, postpaid, accompanied nv
remittance, will meet with prompt attention,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-09
MAY FESTIvA
FORE HOME
..OS.
SUNDAY and MONDAY,
....TIE....
18th AND 10Th OF MAY, 1870.
Con,nittce of ARRANGEMENTS.

Committee Of Arrangements.
Chas Brodhun A Muhlcck IA Wintcrbauer
j G Kaclble Thos Mayne A Chl
Fred MarOhn
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w.er, Ju.Ice Coz ha. Mr. RersA,. socie,y.

Mr.. Archibald Campbell, and Mr.. J. + Barnard,
the coal merchant are members OF the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals. Whom they
20 down Broadway they kee? their eyes wide open
for brolen.winded horses; when iu the country.
instead Of enjoying ths beauties OF nature, they
on the lookout for cock fights Now, II 50 happened
that last Saturday Mr.. Campbell WIS taking walk,
and on his way met coal cart with a horse before
IL that had . large sore on his back. hr Campbell
bad the driver arrested and taken before Justice Cox
at the Jefferson Market Police Court By u queer
coincidence tho coal that the arrested driver was
conveying intended for Justice Cove own court,
and tlls horse that ho VAS driving belonged to Mr.
BARNARD the zeIlous oDpOnent OF cruelty to animals
IT. driver MS committed. and la the evening Mr.
Barnard called 70 bail him ont. Justic. Cox. sftar
hearing rim, lectured him very property iOr not
practsing what he preached. IL regret exceedingly"
oe'rrved the Judge, that yuu not IN your
driN't'' ul1c" ion see now vhy your Society /. 80
ou"G brought into rdieule."
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AN ALDERN4N'S HORSE.

Somebody's Assortment Of Worn.out. spav-
incd NaGs-Tbe Price Of Justice.
worthy citizen had occasion to buy horse o
short time ago, and was recommended by = friend
10 visit the well known stables Of an oIAlderman. He
went there, saw the oficiil, and frankly told him
that not being Judge of horsenesb, he should rely
entirely on his warranty and his Aldernsnie honor.
Right you are, SIR" s'id the former Alderman.
1 wouldn't deceive . bsby, let alone friend OF my
iriead. You that bright bay in the corner-Joe,
trot out No. 7-sound wind and limb excellent TEN.
per action Of steam engine skin like satin. all for
ll60. and dirt cheap ut the money. II you weren't
a ricnd Of Mr.. Il, wouldn't let you have the
animal tor ess than t2O."
This was conclusive, aud the gentleman Invested
Next day he discovered that the bright bsy
fouudsrcd, 80 he sent the animal back to the stable
The ohlging ex x-AdeTman changed him tor another
troubled with q Tine bone, This WAS sent tack
and changed for another worse than either. Scyen
change. we're effected In ne many days. and at last
tie buyer told MT. Il that he wanted his MONEY
back.
"Wel," satd the ex-o'ncih on hearing ~ g.,
III give hiin back hundred. mus! make some
| hing ON the Transaction"
The Victim didn't see 1t, and swore he would sue
| him.
| IAN right" said the mirror OF honor, " lei Mu
zee away; the ca.o will come Ola before Ju 30 --
| and eau square him for less than hundred
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NEW JERSET.

The extension on the HachcusacE Ral'roai IL
orened TO-DAY 80 n lhdale.
The Peterson landlords pruplso 10 run y race To-
do! for ttJ aud 10 suppof'. ls0 Yard.
The Paterson Cricket club has elected :. Matter
son. President J. Burton, Wee Prusldent; and L. O.
POdnorcs, Secretary.
joseph q. Hill has been elected Newark Polios
Commissioner vice \. SiuaIuy rt.,gucd George IL
Gray has been appointed clerk OF the Board.
Whie Duke Mathews was sitting In the Halsev
street NJ. =, Chprrh, Newark, on FRIDAY night, III
pocket pistol eNPoded volndng hun severely.
Won BELOW who pretended to b. u Prussiah Count
Union county jail on charges OF obtaining money under
false prreLces, las confessed that he IL neither Count
nor related TO Bismarck
A cooking main was FOUGHT 10 P,mrauo on Satur-
day night In which Bergen whs ptcd aginst lshlntou
Market. The contestants had two brilliant hghts Ia
matched that IS sequcnce. six battles fought
Saturday night for stakes Oi ESQ hattie whch the
BerSen bird ook by wnhng tour OF the SIX. The nght
lasted IL nlinutes.
Tho Methods's OF IIoboken, who last wear, wore
ousei by the Common Council from their hulding os
Church square, wherc thoy had wurshTped twentp
under devise OF the land by the late Edwin A.
stevens dedicated new edhce II Eighth aud Washing.
ton streets yesterday. The Rev pr Abel stevens ID ID.
Porter. VI Elizabeth j. e noble of Newark, C. @ 0osa
of Ncw York. e. Otcnhezer, and the pastor NJ. r.
Ellison assisted in the services The chapel sKs feet
Justice DVyer, Of Guttenbcre. hold an inquest on
saturday over he lemans Of Mrr Mary Anne Griiin.
WAS u native OF Phhdelpha 80 yeGrs OF age her nus
hand had been in ariuent circumstance. and kopA
coAstng steamers, but mis- ottune had OSertskon them
and they had moved 10 Gutenberg Mr.. arhn lound
River pers IN New ork ana Mrs Grifn lived in Qulst
seClusiou with her only son, child OF years.
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SPARKS FROM TnF TEIEGRaru.

Wscorsin's capital not to bee moved.
Snow ", bcon falling Ia Baltimore tiuc- early Jos-
t-r8iy snrrroOn.
Specie payments were resumed In Rochester n. Y.
on saturday.
The snow storm las, rlsit, extended to GIclmoAa
and Norfolk. Va.
Texas Is TO he fCadmtttei ~ soon Us hes Seuatos
and rasers arrive in proper coudit'on.
In February entries for ~ 692 acres Of land we're
C6lra Hr In She pe"'e' Land ohi'e under .h' lio"e
The Louisville charter election passed N anie,Is.
nd re.n',eI in the chu.te oi John Baxter Ios Msyd
Qf !he Tpst
The wese,nu Society OF san Domingo have soni
.pochc tons fut church 70 he constructed Ia NeS
York aud forwarded q sections.
Il asserted IN high oncla circles that only Jus.
rccoIsiruCIion lave oonstltutionSi.
In Wetherdsville, Nd, two children of AlcIandes
coal oil lamp, in the Gsnds Vi thei n.o5h5r,
President Baez has heon 'tumpng the interior Of
Gao sas aSSa aSa ss sd SI MANY %
g. X Hobhs who, until recently has been promi.
he hesa on satnai.y Il " PS5.sd asconlE,s
Tho employees In the Government printing once.
% on b,s. AI hel oa td 70 nGS
rSS+iddnt '''' ''' VI '' N'''' y 'O''' "'
Hsrrings ssos have once more AemonstraiaS
n STSSS s ~ ws1s Gs ;l sSs ,s S
preserving their contents IL every Instance.
Capt BaultOn, OF the Canadian force Ia the Rod
River region, with go Canadsns, Eng kh and Hal
sou sn no S TO- he s9q io tbs
An effort Il on foot to get the Georgia deieqatiOs
IN this week 80 as 70 have the Presidents proc ansioa
issued before the lith inst. rsCul tue ruY'tru-
lion or eolorod voters In Connecticut.
Prominent hotel men IRON Washington are 10
Chicago negotiating for the projected Pacific HO+ol
which Il 10 cover an acre and half OF ground and coat
million dollars. The hotel 10 to be completed IN Bn
a thirty pound Parrot. :9eIl SyPlSaSd IN hs-sr.
SATURDAY Dangerously lulurng three nogroos enKsaed
10 break hg up old shell brought om tLo battle grounds
below tho city.
The Coroner' investigation or the clrcunVtancot
relating to tAe death of Johu Dean, whose bOdI W.
found on boston wharf, wl'h bullet w ths he.a
sH,,@~ In a verdict Iustify pG Oncer hchainAs
.noul "a. Dru tha'rr0nrd ri sci 4ia5sAa&
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

Jack Reynolds counsel and fricGds have given up
s idea OF spreading his case " tue courts or thc GOV
ernor,
Tomorrow Coroner Fiy mn viii resume the inques /
In the cas- Of Cnfan Alckandrt who Is SUPPOSED
10 have been poisoned oy the Ouriintrs.
Seven highway men knocked down and robbed VI
Philip Hunt OF 20 Greenwich 'trot on saturday ash'
while he was walking IN Washington street.
One Boyd wss srrrsled In Cincinnati on Saturda~
OF q charge of conducting spurious lottery scheme
under the name of VI II. ROhcson lie seems TO have
sold tickets m MI Parr Vl thc eonnlry.
william A. Robinson, m assistant teacher IN tle
Lincoln Pnhc School In san Francisco, has
lgnced 10 siN moplhr lnPiSQnMent N tie County JAN
for True ruIshRtri oYarupn
DR.. Shine yesterday made post -moriem e1ami.
nation OF the BODY of John George Harding who com
mited suicide on SaturGnY. The Doctor found trace
oflaudsnun ia the stomac The Inquest 10 DO hold
to-day,
Justice Cox ordered otlcer yesterday 10 enter a
compliant OF disorderly conduct aHain,t john A
Brooks. ruflan who had been RtTested Tor an out.
rageOus Assault upon young woman. Tho gir refuted
TO nrosecuts. ~heieupon the Justice told Brook, he
fhould not cscHpc so "Irty and committed him IA do.
iault OF bail on the oiiccTs compliant.