Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-01
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Miscellaneous.

mIoCettuuco9e
New YORK, July 30.-It Is reported
that an inmate of Nathan's house has
been arrested on suspicion Of n knowl-
edge Of the murder.
The steamer angelica, for Glasgow,
took 200 Germans, who are to enter
the German army.
The German Patriotic Aid Society
send six surgeons to assist the Prussian
wounded.
NEWARK, July 30.-A sewer In
course Of construction in Broad street
caved in to-day, burylng three labor
ers. y
RALEIGH, July 30.zGeorge William
son, a citizen of Caswell county, went
to serve the writs Of habeas corpus Is
sued by the Chief Justice in behalf of
Hon. John Kerr, and other citizens Of
Caswell, who were arrested by Kinks
militia. Kirk ordered him to leave,
or he would have him fired on. Will
Hanson made a return in accordance
with the facts. The Chief Justice de-
cided that the writs were not properly
served first, because Williamson was
not appointed by the Chief Justice to
make such service j.; second, that, being
a citizen of Caswell, he was an insur-
gent, and could not serve writs. The
Chief Justice reafirmed his opinion
that the habeas corpus Act was not
suspended, and ordered the Marshal Of
the Supreme Court to 60 to Caswell
county and serve writs.
There has been no disturbances nor
resistance of the law in any portion OF
the State.
A telegram from Hillsboro states
that Kinks men arrested thirty citi-
zens Of Alamance today. They hung
William Patton, a respectable citizen.
three times, cutting him down each
time, to make him confess who muir
dered the outlaw. The last time he
was cut down 1t was over an hour be-
fore he recovered. He made no coll
fession.
TORONTO, July 30.-A dispatch from
Ottawa says the Queen has granted an
amnesty to all parties connected with
the rebellion at Red River.
, CINCINNATI, July 30.-Pike's Hall
has been secured for holding the next
Capital-lnovlng Convention, which
meets here on October 25th. The
delegates will be similar in number
and tho manner of appointment to
those of the first Convention, held In
st. Louis last fall.
The fire in Wilmington, Ohio, last
night, destroyed a hardware store and
damaged two others. Loss, $4,000.
MEMPHIS, July 3O.-Another terrible
tragedy In the Bolton-D Dickens vendetta
was enacted this morning. As Colonel
Thomas Dickens was returning to his
home, on Big Greek, In this county,
from q neighbours house, where he had
spent the night, lie was shot from the
bushes and killed. The detectives are
working up the case, which creates a
great excitemedt. Dickens was an old
man, and, as will be remembered,
killed Wade Bolton In this city last
fall. He Is the tenth person killed in
the feud. 81, ,ja
MOBILE, July 30.-A terrific storm
passed. over the city to-day. Houses
were unroofed, trees uprooted, goods
In stores damaged by water and steam
boats sunk or driven ashore the Dry
Dock was forced from Its moorings and
driven about eight miles up the river.
No lives were lost rs far as known.
Total loss, 5000 600.
CHICAGO, July 30.-There was n de-
s~truetive fire In Bloomington, ILL.,, last
night: A large livery stable, contain
ing twenty-three horses and mules,
with a large number Of carriages, were
burned. The contents Of large wagon
factory, adjoining, were also burned.
The loss Is heavy.
The Republican Congressional Con-
ventiou Of the Eighth District Of ILL.,
nois adjourned to-day to Tuesday next,
having ballotted 1872 times without
choice. or the change Of a single vote.
NASHVILLE, July S0.-rhe judicial
election occurs next Thursday. su-
preme and Circuit Judges, C~hancellors
and Magistrates are to be chosen.
There Is much excitement In this
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