Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL Jews
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the United States District Court the
case Of Kellogg rs. Yarmouth ct ais.
was continued until Friday. upon the
affidavit Of Kellogg to the effect that
Yarmouth and his returning Board
dlsregards the injunction of the Court
in this city. The motion was granted,
requiring defendants to show cause OH
Friday why they should not be pun
ished for contempt.
Chief Of the Observation-Disclosures Of
Buaaises.
TOPEKA, Kansas, Nov. 26.-Wm. r.
Ross has been elected Chief Of the
Cherokee Nation Of indians, in place
Of Lewis Golding, deceased.
Dispatches to Topeka from Santa
Fe, on the Western line, state that
butfaloes arc so thick that trains can
not DO run with safety.
Destructive Fire.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 20..-A fire at
Lebanon, yesterday, destroyed four or
five of the largest business houses In
town ; loss estimated at 10000.
IIIness Of Mr.. Greeley.
New York, Nov. 20.-The Tribune
says, this morning, that Greeley has
been seriously unwell since his wlfe's
death. from nervous prostratlon. re-
sulting mainly from the severe strain
upon his nervous system through want
Of rest and sleep during last month.
Nothing but his remarkable strength
OF constitution has enabled him to give
attention to his recent duties, but 1t
may be safely trusted to restore him
speedily to his usual vigorous health.
I%ntercstinE Lecture.
Every part of the Academy Of Music
was crowded last night to hear Father
Burke on Oliver Cromwell, in reply
to Proud. lie spoke two hours and a
half.
Moro Water Needed la New York.
Van Mort, Commissioner of Public
Works, says 1t will take $780, 900 to
give this city an adequate supply Of
water, and recommends the immedi-
ate appropriation of that amount.
Daai.h Appeal for Aid.
The Danish Consul Of this city makes
public an appeal for aid for his eoun-
trymen who lost their property BY the
recent severe storms in Europe, and
are now in positive want.
Immigration Society.
A Roumania immigration Society
was formed In this city last night to
welcome and care for omlgrants en-
route here.
Slavery in Caba.
A Havana letter states that the
Shareholders Of Cuba are taking every
means possible to retain slavery, and
have expended 5000, 600 to secure from
Minister Sevilla the expression that
while a single insurgent remains In
arms, there shall be no reforms In
Cuba.
Csmmntatien Of Death Sentence.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-Governor Palmer
yesterday issued n Communication sem
tence to Gregori Peri, who was to
have been hanged hore December 9th,
for the murder of Daniel O'Brien on
the 9th Of October, 1871, to imprison-
ment for life. Perl, who Is a saloon
keeper, killed two men on the day
mentioned-O'Brien and John Ready,
who were together in his saloon, and
with whom he quarreled over a broken
glass. He was tried first for the muir
der Of Ready and sentenced by the
jury to Imprisonment for life. The
trial for the murder Of O'Brlen result
ed In a sentence Of death. The case
was taken to the Supreme Court on a
supersedeas, when judgment was Of.
frmed by a majority Of the Supreme
Judges. The action Of the Governor
Is severely commented on, as the muir
der WAS one of peculiar attrocity.
seducHsn and Homicide In NewYork.
A New York special, speaking Of
the shooting Of O'Neill on Monday
last by Jas. Z. King, says the copious
accounts of the King divorce suit, and
of the events that preceded the appli-
cation for divorce, are worry contradlc-
tory, but many facts have come to
light indicating O'Neill to be the sedu-
Queer Of Kings wife. Public opinion
is more divided today than yester-
day. King first met O'Neill In the
Erie Railway office, while arranging
to move his HOUSEHOLD furniture to Tur-
ner's Station. lie conceived a friend
ship for the handsome and obliging
agent, aud O'Neill became n constant
visitor at his home at Turner's. Mrs.
King, who is a beautiful woman, Is
said to have fascinated O'Neill, and at
last abruptly loft his home at Turner'S
Station to live with him and his wife
In this city. Even If no criminal re.
lations had existed between 0'Neill
and Mrs. King, his championship
Of her divorce suit has been peculiarly
jealous. The testimony rs to Kings
cruel treatment OF his wife Is also very
badly mixed. King admits that he
once had a personal ARRAY in San
Francisco, but declines to give the
particulars. His trial will be awaited
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