Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-25

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Chicago Papers.

tVIelent storm : Political Views Of
Chicago Papers.
CHICAGO, May pa violent wind
and rain storm passed over Des Moines,
Iowa, and Adams county, ILL.,, Thurs
day night, doing great damage to or
chards, fences, barns, etc. A number
Of dwellings were also unroofed, but
as far rs heard from no lives were lost.
The Times, Of this city, which has
been growing more pronounced In It's
opposition to the Greeley and Brown
ticket, has q double-leaded editorial
this morning calling on Greeley to
withdraw, In accordance with his
pledge, because 1t is now ascertained
that he is unable to unite the opposk
ton to Grant, q fact which the Times
claims is fully demonstrated.
On the other hand, the Neaps, a
straight Democratic paper Of this city,
which at first rather opposed the Gin
clnnati nominees, now urges the Balti-
more Convention to indorse the ticket
as the one best calculated to unite the
opposition to Grant and certain to de-
feat him.
Ncwspapsrinl Change.
CHICAGO, May PA large interest
In the Euening Post, Of this city, has
been sold BY David Blackly to James
B. Runion, for several years one Of the
associate editors Of the Times, and E.
B. Wright, Washington correspondent
Of the Post. Mr.. Runion assume the
editorial and Wright the business
management Of the paper. Blackly
remains chief editor.
Bloody Domestic Tragedy.
CHICAGO, May pa bloody family
tragedy occurred east of Saginaw last
Monday. Charles Beese, n laboring
man, first attacked, and rs he supposed,
killed his wife with n Ratchet, then
carved himself In a horrible manner
with q butcher knife and Ratchet. He
succeeded In killing himself, but his
wife, 1t Ia thought, will recover, though
terribly cut.
Horrible Child Murder.
A horrible case Of child murder oc-
CURED near GAINESVILLE, Ohio, a few
days since. Margaret Bremen, a mar
ried woman Of about twenty-six years
Of age, deliberately killed her illegiti-
mate child, a boy, by splitting his
head with m Ak while he vas asleep.
When arrested, she showed no signs
Of remorse, saying: ~ do not feel so
badly as l expected. I have nothing
to regret, and 1 would do 1t again"
When told that she might DO hung, she
said 81 want them to hang me ]
don't want them to send me to the
penitentiary. 1 want to de-"
A Policeman. shot md Mortnlly
Wounded.
NEW York, May ga man, said
to be q relative of Commodore Van
derbilt, shot and MORALLY wounded
Detective Henderson last night at his
station, corner of Fourth and Mercer
streets. The affair Is stated to have
originated in q remark Of Henderson
about some friend of tho assailant,
who was arrested In the afternoon for
dlsordcrly conduct.
Iscendlnry Laborcrs.
A number Of discharged laborers Of
the Port Jefferson Railroad, Long
Island, discovered In attempting to
fire villages along the road, were ar
rested.
Politicians Letter.
TITUsvrLLE, Penn, May 25.-The
Courier this morning publishes a letter
from Hon. Samuel Griffith, Democratic
member Of Congress from the Twen-
tieth Pennsylvania District, In which
he takes the ground that the Presi-
Dental contest is rapidly narrowing
to one between Grant and Greeley,
and declaring his belief that the latter
should be supported by the Democrats.
Euceunter With Csunterfeiters-One
of them Drowned.
PIrTsBURe, Penn, May 2.-Near
Weilsville, Ohio, yesterday, two U. 8.
detectives came upon a notorious coun-
terfciter named Tyler and one Of his
partners. An encounter ensued, In
which pistol shots wero exchanged,
when Tyler attempted to escape BY
swimming the river, but was drowned.
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