Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-01

SAN Francisco, April l.-3 r. NJ
Sailing of the steamer Constitution Is
postponed until Monday next.
Steamer Great Republic sailed for
,Japan and China with 800, 5000 In
treasure-nearly all for Hongkong.
There were 405 real estate sales in
March, amounting to $l,3S3,0O0; PIG
mortgages taken, amounting to $780,
900 1853 releases made, of $685., 600 IN
amount.
Some of the Savings Banks are loan
ing freely small sums ut ten per cent.
Franz Herman, the man arrested on
the charge Of rape OIL n girl o years
old, was held to answer before the
County Court to the charge Of indecent
assault. Bail, $1,000.
The funeral Of Ny Kong Chez, other
wise known rs All Chez, yesterday,
was one of the most imposing ever
seen in this city.
Gold ut ii A. NJ, 1lll2.
Coming in-schooner Eastern Star,
143 days from New York.
William Holden, foreman of SWEETS
pile driver, Long Bridge, was struck
on the head by n heavy iron ring flying
backwards, this morning, and his skull
badly fractured. He was carried to
DR.. Murphy's office, where he received
surgical aid. His condition ia critical,
but he may recover. He has a family.
About l o'clock yesterday morning,
a negro servant Of NJ ID Gillian, while
going along Barbary coast, consider
ably Intoxicated, was attacked bythree
white men, dragged into q dark alley,
knocked down and badly beaten, and
robbed Of a gold watch and $40 in coin.
officer cambridge arrested two mel
supposed to be concerned In the tram
saction. but the one with the watch
escaped.
Extraordinary precautions are still
being taken against riotous demonstra-
tions against Chinese, advised by some
parties endeavoring to make capital
out of labor demonstrations. AL spc-
cial police are required to be ready for
duty at q moments notice, and the U.
S. authorities will lend assistance If
necessary. 1t is believed the laborers
will not allow themselves to be misled
by any such demonstrations.
The China woman who gave infor-
nation of the stabbing of the white
man found dead on Blrbary coast OH
Sunday morning, was taken on board
the steamer to-day to be sent back to
China, rs 1t was not considered safe to
allow her to return to her countrymen
here OH account of her having made
statements to the officers which might
lead to the conviction of the man who
gave the fatal blow. 1t Is now certain
that the police had him in charge Mon
day night, but was not recognized and
discharged. The two white men who
saw the whole affair e%Xhonorate the
Ciinaman from air blame, as he struck
in Self-defense. They have made state
ments voluntarily before the police,
and can be found any time required.
Gold ut 3 p. NJ, lll35; stocks. firm.
VIM. Evans, OH trial IN the County
Court on the charge Of assault with u
deadly weapon on policeman John
Burns, Is charged with striking Burns
with an iron bar. The testimony is
conflicting; acluittal probable.
Saml. Weiner and Frank WEIGH,
alias O'Neil, charged with beating and
robbing G. III. Mayors negro servant
OIL the Barbary Coast, were examined
before Judge Sawyer to-day and held
for trial.
The steamer Californian. rebuilt and
rctitted by Peter Donohoe for opposi-
ton to Holladay's linaon the southern
coast, makes her trial trip tomorrow.
a large number of persons who, had
been c~ongregated all morning on Tel
csraph Hill, waiting to see the explo-
sion of Won Schmidt's magazines in
Blossom Rock, made n stampede about
noon OH discovering that it was the
first Of April. The explosion has been
postponed to next week.