Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-26
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NEW YoRK, April a8.-Helmbold's
drug store and fixtures will be sold
to-day at Sherif's sale.
Syrian Villages Destroyed sanerisE
of the PspslatIen-Appeal fer As
sisianee.
New YoRx, April 2e.-Reva. Cal
houn and Jessey, missionaries to Syria,
have t~slegraphed here As follows: San
tioch and other villages are destroyed.
The survivors are p~erishlng. Contri
buttons are ~imperatively needed. Send
relief by telegraph" A meeting vii
be held on Monday for the purpose Of
responding to the appeal.
Paraa stevens Dead.
NEW York, April 26.-Paran Ste
vens, the well-known hotel proprietor,
died last night.
The Wsrld 81 Charles RRaneis Aa-
NEW YoRx, April B.-Ths World
editorially says: "If the Cincinnati
Convention should prove wise enough
and high toned enough to nominate
Charles Francis Adams, the Demo-
cratic party will indorse that eminent
statesman with spontaneous acclama-
ton. In that case 1t will be Of little
consequence whether q Democratic
National Convention Is held or not.
The Convention would merely ratlfy
It as the foregone conclusion Of the
Democratic Masses"
The AlaAama Claims.
New YoRy, April 26.-The Tribune
says editorlally We regret that there
Is reason for the statement that tho
Administration has already abandoned
its attitude toward the Alabama ques-
ton ; that the Secretary Of State has
written to General Schenck express
ing his regret at the misunderstanding
which has arisen concerning the claims
for indirect damages, because we con-
ceived we had the right to include
them under the treaty, and that the
case cannot be amended and with.
drawn, because the treaty contained
no provision for the amendment Of q
case. except by a counter case, but that
we expected no award would be made
for them, and do not wish any. We
desire none may be made, ard we hope
her Majesty's Government will permit
arbitration to 60 forward.
Mixh-Ha.dod Assasisatisa.
CHICAGO, April 26.-rhe details Of
the murder Of Stevenson, Cline and
Dutro, on the railroad near Holden,
Mo-. yesterday, by a mob. showed 1t
to be ono of the most diabolical out
RACES ever committed, the bodies OF .he
victims being riddled with balls, then
dragged out Of the cars and thrown by
the side of the track. Cline was shot
first. Stevenson escaped to a baggage
a and barred the doors against the
murderers, but the mob broke In and
fired q volley into Stevenson, killing
him instantly. Dutro was mortally
wounded at first, and left In the car,
but after the train started 1t was
stopped again, aud a number Of the
tlends dragged the dying man out and
threw his body beside those Of the other
victims. A report has reached Kansas
City that Judge Forsaith, another
County Justice, was shot and his body
hung to a tree. Great excitement pre-
walls throughout the county. and fears
are felt that still others will DO muir
dered. The perpetrators Of this mas
sacre claim that they have a thousand
men in their organization.
For iho suppressioa Of PelyEnmy In
Utah..
WASHINGTON, April 2G.-The Senate
Committee on Territories have almost
concluded consideration Of = bill to
prevent polygamy In Utah. The fea-
lures are partially the same IS those
contained in the Worries bill. It au-
thorizes the Courts to proceed against
those Mormons who practice polyga-
nv, and makes the fact Of cohabltation
and acknowledgment Of marriage sutfi-
Gent for conviction. The bill will
shortly be reported to the Senate for
the purpose of having 1t printed.