Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-02


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EDITOR GOLD HILL NEws: Dear slr-I see
by an article copied in various dailies from your
News, describing the sad accident ut the mines,
that q John Kennedy was one Of the four men
killed. I had q friend by that name. who len
New York In his boyhood and went 10 S~psilanti.
Michigan, and afterwards lived in Berea and
other places In Ohio. He went into the army
early In the war; was taken q prisoner In West
Virginia, and spent ten months In Southern
prisons; wa exchanged, and returned 10 Ohio,
| think. This Il the last that l heard OF him.
WIN you please inquire OF his friends or &C,
9usintanees, and let ne know whether any Of
the above history agrees with the history OF the
one killed at the mines. BY so doing You will
confer q great favor upon me; and with due
thanks for the same, | an
Respectfully yours rrrSrR
Box No. 81. Lawrence. Kansas.
ANOTHER LEcTuRE.-MrS. Laura De
Force Gordon Is announced in our adj
vertising columns to-day for another
lecture on "Woman's Enfranchise-
ment.". This time she will give her
lecture ut the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Virginia. In view Of the fact
that the woman suffrage question Is to
DC n1Qe I'LL lSsuC 'b thS SoaAiS :"
election, we notice that the most sem
sible men In the community are In
cllned to consider the subject squarely
and fairly, and not let any narrow
minded prejudice warp their better
Judgment, or prevent their listening II
the arguments advanced on both sides.
1t Is only by so doing that any one l.
rendered honestly capable Of enter.
tanning or expressing q fair and just
opinion In the matter.
A PRISONER SETS FIRE TO HIS CELL.
James Garner, one Of the men now
confined in the County Jail on the
charge of having been concerned In
the robbery Of Tom Finch's saloon, at
Gold Hill, some weeks since, set fire to
a quantity Of papers in his cell, last
Sunday afternoon, and caused some
little excitement among the prisoners
for a short time. No further damage
was done than the burning Of some OF
the paper on the wooden partition OF
the cell. He Is either insane or Is try
ing to make it appear that he Is not In
his right mind. So says the Enter
PRISE.
Is.rrrERABI.E.-We received q let
ter from John l.. CHM, Of the ElEo
hdependsnt, the other day, and in 1t
he took the liberty to address US rs
nfriend and fellow sufferer" Now
the ..friend" part Is all vel! enough,
but we object to being called fellow
s,fraror y according to developments
reported of him since he was Presi-
dent Of the woman's Suffrage ConVen-
don held out that way. LET tine
CALLED jade vince; our withers are
unwrung.H
BASE Ball The three base oai
clubs of Virginia hold a meeting this
evening for the purpose Of selecting
tbe,r best 0nlne." to challenge the
EIko club and the Wide AwaSes OF Sat
Erancisco. which aforementioned clut
!, axnected over here In September tc
n,ov the Silver Star Club, OF Carson
r. h match day before yesterday
ha,yyeen the Northwestern and Com
stock clubs, at Virginia, the former
scored sc and the latter "A.
pv.u,s AND RUBIEs.-When rosy
,,ns na,t. nearls should glitter behint
~ nreserve and beautify Nh,
tne'n - or.,in,
dental enamel lnere IS NO PIepai Wy"
Ike soZoaon1' = ou,;son,;os
WHOLESOME; .egetaaoIe Ims,
among whlcn tne oarA oi Tue : un
American soap Tree kiI~n ~ 'ue ~,
I'VE as 0%.,ras, a anu se -" wi fP
impairing, the most delicate fabrics, L
most important.
PERsoxM.-Among the arrivals at
Carson on Sunday were Judge Lorenzo
Sawyer q, tho = Circuit Court, ant
Gsnsrsl KerIbam. Col. Wood and Ma
Tor Snrague. of the Paymaster Depart
ment, L. S. A.. who came through
there on their way to camp ann inae as ~,
euo This marty ~ Officers will re-
t up 70 San Francisco nv way of til,
R;s 1,rees and Yosemite. So saws tn,
Ieneal.
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