Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-15
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Heavy Fist Blow.


BosToS. October l5.-Mary Tunie,
aged three years, was killed yesterday
by her idiot brother Patrick, five years
old, who struck her OIL the head with
his fist and crushed her skull.
The Democracy.
The New York Democratic National
Executive Committee held q confer
ence here yesterday, at which were
present \ number Of leading Demo.
Gratis, including Samuel J. Tilden.
Senator Fenton, VIM. F. Phillips of
Illinois, Gen. Geo. McCook and MIR.
Bunderhoff of Ohio, and John A.
Finch and Mr.. Dawllng Of Indiana.
Reports were made Of a very encour-
aging character as to the canvass in
different States, aud 1t was announced
that the campaign was now to be
prosecuted with renewed energy.
City Nomination..
The Tammany County Convention
last night nominated Vim. Ii. Leonard
for Supreme Court Judge, James e.
Spencer for Justice Of the Superior
Court, and GunlinS 5. Bedford for City
Judge.
Archbishop Bariey.
BALTIMORE, October l5.-Ihe Arch
bishop of New York and all the Bish-
ops attending the ceremonies of install
lation of Archbishop Bayley, were In
conference yesterday several hours.
1t Is understood that the provincial
council will be convened early In the
administration of the new Archbishop,
and the interest of the colored people,
in the subject Of secular education,
will be a prominent topic Of considera-
ton. At the banquet given to Arch
bishop Bayley, that dignitary, In his
remarks, said he never did believe In
opposing the liberty Of conscience, but
was an earnest advocate Of its fullest
exercise. He believed he was appoint
ed to his present trust because he was
known to be opposed to the materialist
spiri, of the age, and the enemy of in
temperance.
Another Partisan srnsation.
New York, October ia Paris
special says there was great excite
ncnt in Paris last night, consequent
upon the reception by President Theirs
OF 4 box of bombs. with an annony-
nous letter stating that a thousand
bombs were sent to Paris. Troops
were placed in suspected quarters and
Imperlali>ts closely watched. Theirs
and Marshal Mcmahon had 4 confer
ence last night.
Fatal stcnmbont Disasier on Lnke
Michigan.
CulcAoo, October 1.-two boats
from the propeller La Belle, which
foundcred In Lake Michigan ycs:er-
day morning, arrived at Racine last
night, one containing twelve persons
and the other seven ; these with four
whick reached kcnosha last night
make twcnty-thrcc In all, known to
saved. The clerk Of the Ia Belle, who
commanded one Of the boats which ar
rived at Racine. says there were in all
hny.two persons OH board, twenty
one of whom were passengers, includ-
lug two children. Five or six men
refused to leave the sinking yessel.an
when she went down they were seen
struggling In the waves, the sea running
too high to admit Of assistance reach
Ing them !; 1t Is thought they were
drowned. Two boats with twenty
three people, are still missing, but tits
thought both arc safe, rs II Of them
with ten persons aboard was seen by
the clerks boat yesterday afternoon
steering north aud he thinks they were
picked up BY q passing schooner. The
cause Of the disaster was shipping a
heavy sea amldships, which put out
the fires, stopped the engines, allow
Ing the vessel to swing into the trough
OF the sea and strained her cam open.
She kept atloat about six hours, from
midnight Sunday till near G O'Clock
yesterday morning.
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