Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-26

EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL othe GOLD HILL NEWS
INTELLIGENCE.
Tho r.r,hwes,ern Bsuadary.

NEw YoRK, October GA London
special says the names Of the Imperial
advisers In the San Juan award, OH
whose reports the Judgment was based,
ara Grimm, Vice President Of the Su-
nremo Court; kiepert, eminent geo.
graphcr; and Goldschmidt, member of
the Superior Tribunal ut L.eipsig. The
referees handed In their reports four
weeks ago, but they will not be pub
rshed. They charge England with
y%arueness In wording the treaty of
1915, and state that the word "south-
erly" means shortest" channel to
the straits of Juan do Fuca. A special
messenger left Berlin last night for
Washington.
DefasitInE Teller.
RIcuMoSp, Va, October 28.-The
Paying Teller Of the State Bank, Va,
Is missing, and n defaulter to the
amount Of from ten to thirty thousand
dollars. 1t Is said he left without con-
Tossing the crime, and threatening sui
eide but he was seen going to Peters
burg.
The Horse Disease Explained.
New York. October 28.-The horse
malady spread to such an extent that
almost all the horses In the city are
suffering. 1t Is estimated that In the
city and immediate vicinity there are
80 900 to 40. 900 sick horses. The dis
ease has begun to exhibit now the
alarming phases Of Inflammation Of
the throat, which extends to the lungs.
The animal pants for breath and be-
comes quite cold at tho extremities.
This seems to be q warning Of a fatal
ending, and If it continues as widely
prevalent rs 1t Is now for a few days
longer, there can be little doubt but
that hundreds Of horses will die.
Many downtown merchants are still
working their diseased horses, and In
all these cases tho fatality Is becoming
more alarming. In the stables, where
all business Is suspended until the dis
case Is mastered, very favorable re-
ports are made. Race horses stabbed
here have now nearly escaped. At
least 600 cars are withdrawn from the
city railroad lines. Hackmen's charges
are in utter violation of the law. Man.
ayers OF street railways think that un-
less the disease is checked their stock
cannot hold out longer than Sunday.
It Is feared that several ocean steamers
will have to postpone their sailing,
owing to the impossibility Of getting
freight aboard.
For tho Cuban InsnrEents.
New York. October pa Puerto
Principe letter announces the success
full arrival of a small expedition which
left Puerto Plato with n few arms and
a good supply of powder aud lead for
the Cuban insurgents.
SMALLPOX.
Six cases Of smallpox were reported
yesterday.
Now York Registrntisa.
The number Of persons registered
yesterday was 3O,l37. Total thus far
l26. $40 ; a decrease for the same days
of last year to 9, 1890 In one day. Last
year the registry amounted to l62. 6s2.
Drowned 10 shallow Water.
CHICAGO, October 26.-At Aurora,
H., yesterday. N. B. Mattlngly, editor
oil the Herald. was seized with apo
plexy while walking along mill race.
fell on his face Into water only a foot
deep and was drowned.
Fatal balloon Accident.
CHICAGO, October 28.-At Dekalb,
Illinois, a balloon broke from Its moor
ings and a hanging rope caught the
leg of John McMann Spratter and car
ried him up n distance Of q hundred
feet. when he managed to climb Into
the car. At the height Of about four
hundred feet be jumped out and struck
the ground a corpse.
The Tamnauy Trsublo.
\ New York special says OF the EVIL
dence adduced in Mayor Halls case
yesterday, that Garvey's statement OF
the conversation with tho Mayor,
wherein the latter said he, Carney,
should do what Tweed and his asso-
clates told him, produced a startling
sensation, not only on the spectators,
but on Mayor Hall. It was the first
time during the trial that Hall seemed
for a moment excited.