Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-20
Overland Dispatches


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CHICAGO, April 19.-The Tri1une's
Washington special says the charges
against Bullock, lobby agent, Of en-
deavoring to buy votes against the
Bingham amendment by the offer o I
Georgia bonds, are 80 direct, anu d
person making them Of such standing,
that 1t Is believed the investigation
proposed by the resolution adopted
yesterday will show the charges to be
true. Mas g...
The Election Comnlittee mas. stlil
eighteen contested cases to settle.
The Columbia River n salt Lake
Railroad bill, reported In the Senate
yesterday, gives a land subsidy al the
rate OF la,SOO acres per mile.
The Lesal Teader Quesdos.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-It has been
reported that Judges Bradley and
Strong, of the United States Supreme
Court. would not sit at the rehearinp
Of the legal tender case, for the reason
that they were stockholders In rail-
road companies owning bonds issued
prior to the passage of the Legal Ten
der Act. the prlncipal and interest OF
which bonds. under the recent decision
of the SUPREME Court, are PAYABLE in
gold. This objection having been
6ronobt IN the notice NJ the gentlemen
concerned .Judoe R,adlev 6as stated
that he transferred all his interest In
such stocks Immediately after his con-
firmation. Strong says it is his inten-
ton to dispose Of the railroad shares
now owned by him before the case
comes to a hearing.
Hans By n Msb. g
CHICAGO, April 1S.James Ramsey,
living near Morris street, was arrested
on Saturday night OH q charge Of VIC
~lationg his own daughter. While being
conveyed 10 iail. q mob seized the
prisoner and hung him. The lynchers
were recognized nv the officers. It il
believed Ramsey poisoned his wife two
wears ago. - ~ y A
New York Nsv,.
Nrv vow Anr;l Ie-Se,ator WI
oon Isc,nraJ On temnerance Isst night
IN m S,,vSar,s Ch,ircb RroorIvn to
,orac onI,ercs
Tbe novelist Mavne Reid. lectured
last evening. to 8 distinguished audi
ence- unon Lord Byron. at Steinway
Hall IYnon the nlatform vns William
CnIlap Rrvant and a number Of other
nrominenf literary men. III
.'n 90 nv"
NEW 1oKS' Aprn SiS,Mlne usual
c curious . IfoM M aIS seinUd ,r tntT ' Mns "
when Tue Ncrariahu srlal was re-
sumed. The NUMBER OF women was
unusually large. spencer reappeared
as one of the counsel for defense. The
testimony was a resumption OF state
ments In regard to McFarland's mem
tai condition, and contained nothing
OF interest: Junius Henri Browne,
formerly OF the 1rfoane' ana THOMAS
W. hnox, o. the Sun, nave Deeh sum-
mGned as wltlesses lor tne deiense.
INTENSE eSCitemeht was caused Dy
calling MIS-. 4cFarland, out II proved
10 DC only MIS-. owen Mcfarland'
whose teStimony was unimportant.
Graham onered 10 prove that Mrs. Alc
Earland exuited 10 this lady that NC
Farland could NOT become a drnhHard,
for II he was drunk three times she
would leave him. The question was
excluded.
The evidence OF Nicholson, Secre-
tary OF the Tribune Association, FORM
erly ainanuensis OF Richardson, was TO
the effect that he took from the latter
the night he was shot certain men,
oranda In reference to the disposition
Of his property. The evidence was
excluded.
Inc evidence OF om W. hho4
and W. keid was unimporsa9t.
Mrs. Mary MARION testineo tnat she
lived ut 12 Amity street. Inc prisoner
and wife lived there three or TOUR
months, and had BACK parior anu an
extension on the nrst LOOT.
son came there aoou TWO weeks after
and had a front room ana closets. Inc
rooms were separated by folding
doors. The doors pulled to with fast
eningS. Mrs. Mcfarland introduced
Richardson. The latter slept there.
His head lay toward the folding doors,
10 that he could hear all in the other
room. He was out evenings. Never
knew Mcfarland to be out evenings.
He would so out at s or 0 O'Clock in
the morning and return at 4 In the
evening. Mrs. Mcfarland was at home
usually during the day. Never knew
Mcfarland to be In liquor while In the
house and neyer saw any harsh treat
ment on McFarland's part. He would
wait OIL her good deal. Remember
the day she left. Never knew Of any
trouble between them before that time.
She never made any complaint OF MIN,
but told me he was very kind. she
went away that day with Percy about
2 o'clock. had not the slightest idea
that she meant to abseond from her
husband. Richardson was there the
morning she left. With ~ or two