Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-16
Mi.c~Iinueous Itcnls.

Miscellaneous Itcms.
SIOUX CITY, May "A late dispatch
brings information of the killing OF
q settlers wife at the capture of his
daughter, thirteen years old, by a band
Of Ogallallas in Dakota. The settler
escaped. There is great excitement in
the locality and it is feared that it Will
be depopulated.
News was received ut Sherldan's
Headquarters here to-day, OF \ nsht
between the troops and Indians near
Atlantic on the 4th inst. in which seV-
sral Indians were killed and y large
amount of stolen stock recovered.
CHICAGO, May 14.-Gov. Shafier, OF
Utah, arrived home at Freeport, ILL.,,
this evening, having been summoned
on account Of the illness of his wife.
He reports everything quiet IN the Ter
ritory, and expects to return In a Few
days.
The varioloid has broken out among
the inmates of the State Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, at jacksonville lll.'
and the Trustees have decided to temp
orarily close the Institution.
New York, May 14.-Jas. W.Slmol-
ton, General Agent of the Associated
Press, and wife, sailed for Europe Ill
the Perrle, for a two months ramble III
the mountains of Switzerland.
RocKLAND, (NIe.) May 1.-the East
Maine Methodist Conference. have re-
solved to favor prohibition of the sale
of liquor and total abstinence.
WnMINGToS, tDel.) May l4.-Six
men were publicly whipped to-day for
petit larceny.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Presi-
dent and a large number Of Congress
men and citizens had a pleasure excur-
sion down the Potomac to-day.
The coin in the Treasury to-day
amounts to $lO5, 7s3, 600 coin certiti-
Gates, 1886, 1896, 5OG currency, $l,ld5,-
600; Internal Revenue receipts for the
fiscal year to date, $l46, 220, pa.
Assistant Surgeons George S. Rose
and C. b. White, Of the army, have
been ordered to duty in California.
The Government will intercedc for
the lives of the companions Of Goicuria.
1t appears that the Secretary tried to
save the latter through the Spanish
Minister.
Several Congressman announce their
intention of appointing colored boys to
West Point.
New York, May li.-Gen. McClel-
Ian was entertained this evening at
Hoboken, by the officers Of the army
of the Potomac. Pleasant speeches
were made.
1t is now certain that Gen. O'Neill,
President Of the Fenians, intends to
cooperate with the Red River rebels.
He leaves for the West tomorrow to
arrange the details.
MADISON, (Ind.) May 1.-THE Re-
publican Primary Convention in this
city, to-day, instructed the delegates
to vote for John K. Cravens, nomi-
mated for Congress from this district.
CINcINNATI, May 1.-THE President
of the Board of Trade and Chamber OF
Commerce, are to so to Washington In
the interest Of the enlargement Of the
Louisville Canal.
N~AsuvIIL.E, May 1.-THE Blooded
Horse Association races to-day were
largely attended. The weather was
delightful, and the track was in good
order, the sport exciting and the bet
ting very heavy. Much money changed
hands. The favorites were beaten in
both races.
Lou1sv11I.E, May LITTLE death Of
Theo. Clay, son of Henry Clay, who
for nearly fifty years has been All in
mate Of the Lexington unatic Asylum,
is announced.
Marcus Il. Harden n stabbed and
killed by Thos. Bowles, opposite the
Spring Gardens, in this city, this after
noon.