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Those who desire further information, or who
wish 10 act as Agents for the sale Of tickets. - well
as those desiring 10 purchase tickets. should address
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-19

SAN Francisco, June 19-l p. NJ
About thirty Of the country delegates
to the Democratic State Convention
are opposed to Greeley and Brown.
They met In caucus last night and
passed a resolution that 1t would be
unwise to instruct the delegates to
Baltimore as to who they should sup
port. There appears no doubt that at
least four-fifths Of the convention will
vote promptly for the Endorsement Of
tho Cincinnati nominees.
Four hundred and fifty deeply cor
roded Spanish dollars, tho first result
Of the operations of the Pacific Coast
Wrecking Company on the wreck Of
the Spanish frigate Leocadia, on the
coast of Ecuador, were received by the
Panama steamer yesterday.
Geo. E. Lane, q stock broker, filed
his petition in insolvency llablli-
ties, $SO4,5 72; nominal assets, $780,
600. Many capitalists In the various
parts of the State Of Nevada, Utah and
elsewhere, are large creditors.
The weather Is warm and fine.
The English colonial mails having
arrived last night, the steamer Mahon-
20 Sails for Honolulu tomorrow, with
passengers for New Zealand and Aus
tralia.
The Democratic State Convention
meets at u NJ, at Platt's Hall.
There appears to be a variety Of
opinion among scientific sharps, as to
whether the aerial visitor OF last night
was a comet, or more properly a slow
moving meteor. Whatever 1t was 1t
attracted universal attention.
Gold, 1872 greenbacks, sSA; SELL
ing, S9H.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E.
m, C,.eva Cenferonco.

Tho Geneva Csnfersaeo.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-Our Govern
ment has not objected, and does not
propose to object, to the postponement
of the arbitration at Geneva, as decided
by Great Britain, and will do nothing
to give the Queen a pretext for with
drawing from tho arbitration. 1t Is
considered within the power Of the
Tribunal to grant a postponement for
q reasonable time, or until the Senate
again meets in the regular course, to
act on such notifications Of the addi-
tional article to the treaty as may be
proposed by Great Britain. No extra
session will be called, but in the mean
time nothing will be done on our part
to occasion a failure Of the treaty. No
fears are now entertained in that d.
rection, and there Is no Information to
warrant the conclusion that the at
tempt to adjust differences will be In
effectual.
New York News.
New YoRK, June ia correspon-
dent who interviewed Judge States on
his way to attend the conference of
Liberal Republicans, tomorrow, re-
ports him as saying that the intention
of the meeting was to call a conven-
ton to nominate candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency.
Employers in all branches Of manu-
facture In this vicinity met last evening
and passed resolutions to reject the
elght-hour system, accept only ten
hours for a days work, and to hold out
to the bitter end. Tho effects of the
strike In jersey City are already felt
among tho poorer classes.
Immigratisn - Cssditiea Of Spain.
! NEW YORK, June l9.-Forty-nin
thousand more emigrants arrived here
since January first, than during the
same period last year.
A London special says the condition
Of Spain is alarming. There has been
a partial rising of Republicans in An
dalusia since the Conservatives pro-
posed the dictatorship Of Serrano
with absolute power for spending
money, and suspending the Constitu-
tion. The Conservatives are enraged
at the Kings rejection Of their propo-
sails, and declare that they have made
the last attempt toward forming a
Conservative Ministry under Amar-
dens.
Terrible Thunder Storm.
HALIFAX, June ia terrible thun-
der storm occurred yesterday after
noon. Chamber street Church was
struck by lightning and badly damag-
ed, and tho adjoining Mission House
demolished.
Labor Strife. .
PHILADELPHIA, June l9.-Four hum
dred and fly clothing cutters struck
to-day for eight hours.
Hot Weather.
CHICAGO, June 19.-The weather
yesterday and to-day was the hottest
Of the season.
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DISPATCH
P~roeeedisg. OF the Democratic Cen
veuLsn-Hot Weather.

SAN FRASc1sco, June l9-3 r. NJ
The Democratic State Convention was
called to order at noon to-day. J.. L.
Farley declining the nomination Tor
temporary chairman, ]. W. Coffroth
was elected by reclamation. He VIII
undoubtedly be elected permanent
chairman. The Committees on Per-
manent Organization, Order Of Bnsi'
ness and Credentials were then pro-
posed. The Committee on Credentials
consists Of one from each county.
Tyler Curtis represents San Francisco,
and G. P. Jones, Sacramento. Every
thing indicates an overwhelming ma
jority In favor Of the Endorsement Of
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COMFORTABLE D wBLLING~
a With four rooms, situated on Pioneer
street. near the Railroad. Ct Tie uppefend -
ofgoId an. For sale cheap. u spilled foi
soon. For further particulars eppl{ y ne boot
and Shoe Store OF y. H. Z,
jsi iw "
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100000 TieLs,. .r Aa.l..Is.

t,eHet ~ ~ ss' se II whole tickets for Sios Is fsr1Es8
for S;0E lis for $1,000 Us for $2y,oG SE3 for 1900.
No discount on less than 500 worth OF ucfea So
TIckets viii be sent, when requested, by reatetsfed
letter, The money for them may be sent By AdAms'
Express Co., and its connections, 20. money oroer,
registered letter, or bank draft.
TIe holder of each ticket, or fraction Of Q ticket 70
half or a ~auarter), IL entitled 10 admission - the
concert and to the gin awarded 10 It. Durins the
concert the sum OF
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To,al. Lon GINS, all Cash...........,

This concert. like the frst Of the 10th Of December
last-which was 80 decidedly. successful, and y
which the first grand gin was drawn oy ano PaiaSo
benefit of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-19

the Cincinnati movement though there
will be some severe bucking on the
part Of the old war horses, and In the
end the, movement may be defeated.
The Convention has adjourned till half
past l O'Clock.
This Is an intensely hot day-much
the warmest Of the season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-19
A Remarkable Case.

One OF the most extraordinary cures on record
was that OF tho mar John r. Hernandez, resi-
ding It Salt Lake City, who was at deaths dool
with that terrible disease Marasmus; the besi
medical aid had failed to stop the progress o.
the malady, when twenty.three bottles OF Bris
tolls ~SarsaparillA, and three phials Of Bristort
Pills made him . well man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-19

This magnificent hall. known a. Welstgu HAl.
for large and fashionable audiences Of any 10 Louis
willie, and Is lifted up In superb style. The building
OF 40 feet, four stories high, and was rccsnty pur'
chased for the Public Library At o cost OF e1lo,ooo.
Three large rooms are now lifted up for . Library.
iGn0 specimens. now open and free 70 the grAtuit-
Gus use and enjoyment OF all citizens Of every btets
in the Union. II Is the purpose Of the Trustees, ey
the Grand Gin Concert now announced. 70 raise tho
money with which TO pay the balance OF the pur-
chase money due upon the Public Library bunding.
10 enlarge the library. and to 20 endow the lnsutu.
Inc necessity OF calling upon any Individual who
uses the books for the contribution OF . singis cent
tnvanI itH suDDOrt,
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ssoo.ooo I'M CURRENCY
LIST OF GIFTS

,'sn BE Be ct Eiy CT S g e. rR hSjts5i II a affTs. . 3. S ssilass
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-19
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN

Democratic State Conventisn-Gree.
ley and Brown TO DO Indersed-
Moro Old Dollars Recoverable
solvent stock Broker-Weather-
A Meteor or a Comet-Gold and
Greenbaeks.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-14

lug property and guarding tho city from
swarms Of thieves, who are prOwliug about
in every direction.
Fire engines have arrived frome Portland,
Me-, Portsmouth, N. II. Providence,
and all tho surrounding towns.
The terrible confusion aud dismay nc
pen can picture. nor brain can frame into
thought, the effect that this appalling cal
amity has bad upon the people throughout
the city. All over the city people are per.
fec,y frantic. Great crowds are moving
10 every direction, only adding to The con-
sternalion that ragged through the wards Of
6remcn, and more especially about the i'm
mediate locality Of the raging flames all
is CONSERVATION The ruined merchant
aud voorhees, sllop-girls and clerks, and the
thousands Of homeless are alike bewailiDg
their misfortune.
Eleven o'clock 1t is believed that the
fire is now so far under control that it will
not crossState Street.
By halfpast eleven o'clock the progress
Of the Ere toward the water, in the drec-
ton of Kilby and Central streets, seemed
to be eTcctuaIly stopped, and streams Of wa.
ter we're used in ex'nguishing the flames
among thGruius, which present an apper-
auce OF utter devastation.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-14
THE LATEST.

Boston, November 1.-THE FIRE has
again broken out in tie stores Of Marsh d
Co., aud Shrieve, Cruup Il Low, jewellers
and is raging violently. 1t is hoped,
however, that the Fire Department will be
able to keep i, under The gas is going
out all over the city.
The fire broke on. afrcsh from three ter.
rbic gas explosions in the rear of Jordan
Marsh l. Co.'S store, The fire crossed
Washington street toward Temple Place,
and gained rapidly. It now looks as il
the whole block toward Common would
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-14

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS. An accident OF
very serious character occurred on the
Seventeen Mile Grade" on the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad, near Fraukvile, on
Friday night Two coax cars became de-
tached FROM freight train, and, decend
ing the grade with fearful velocity, ran
over and killed woman named Kocgcl
who was walking along the track, and af
forwards crushed into an engine attached
to an ascending freight trai n The cars
were knocked to pieces by Me force Of the
conclusion aud the engine seriously dam
aged. The engineer and fireman happily
escaped without serious injury,
A frightful casualty occurred on the
Huntington and Broad Top Railroad, on
Friday evening, at a point short dis.
lance beyond Hopewcl, involving terrible
loss Ct life. Two freight trains, running
at high rate Of speed came into collision,
piliug engines and cars in heap of ruins.
Four Of the trainmen are reported killed
outright, and three others very badly in
jured.
A brakeman on tile Pittsburgh and
Connellsvill Railroad, named George
Deaken, was prccipitated from freight
train and hurled violently to the ground
by the parting Of chain while in the act
Of drawing brake, a short distance be.
yond Bridgeport on the Doth ult, He
was badly bruised, but his injuries arc not
Of a dangerous character,
The injuries received by Mr.. John
Monroe by being run over at Piedmont by
o train on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, on the 10Th instant, resulted fatally
last week.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-14
Greeley Assumes Editorial Control Of
the Tribune.

Greeley Assumes Editorial Control Of
the Tribune.
Horace Greeley has issued a card an.
nouncing bis resumption Of the editorial
management Of the New York Tribune,
which be reliuquished at the time Of bis
nomination. He says that hencefortb it
shall he his enGcayor to make the Tribune
a thoroughly independent journal, treating
all parties aud political movements with
Judicial fairness aud caDdor; but. counting
the favor and deprecating the wrath Of no
one, il be can hereafter say anything that
will lend to heartily unite the whole Amer
lean people on the broad platform Of uni.
yersal amnesty aud impartial suffrage be
will gladly do so For the present, how.
ever, be eau best commend that conScrva.
tism by silence and forbearance. Tue vic.
tors in the late struggle can hardly fail to
take the whole subject Of Southern rights
and wrongs into earnest consideration, aud
to them for the present he RENTS it. Mr.
Greelcd says DO will never again be can
dilatc for any Office, and that be is not in
full accord with either Of the great parties
which have hitherto divided the country,
he will be able aud endeavor to give wi
der and stcadicr regard to The progress Of
science, Industry and useful arts than iu
partisan journalism, aud will not be pro-
voked to an indulgence in those bitter per.
souaIties which are the bane Of Journal.
ism. lie says sustained by generous
public, he will do his best to make the
Tribune as great power 10 the broad field
it now contcmplates, rs it was when hu.
man freedom was imperriled 10 the arena
Of political craftsmanship.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-14
Meeting Of the Legislature.

This body assemblies 10 pursuance Of
the Schedule adopted at the time the Con
s,itution was ratified, in Charleston on
Tuesday the 10Th instant. Already the
members are preparing to leave for the
permanent seat" From what we learn
it will be u calm and working session,
governed solely by desire to enact with
as little delay as possible tho necessary
laws to put the government in running
order under the new Constitution, upon
the most efficient and economical princi-
pies, and in all respects to promote the
best interests Of the State. We anticipate
much good to the Commonwealth from the
abors Of the body.