Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-18

EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL tothe GOLF HlLLN NEWS
DOMESTIC iNrELLIoGsos.
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SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 1s.-Thomas
McMarzna, Constable Of Lackswana
township, was found dead near the no
tel at Tyroyille, on the outskirts Of
this city, on Saturday. His facs was
smashed fearfully, and his hands bore
several wounds, evidently received In
trying to ward off the knife Of the
murderer. 5n'
.PHrLApRLfmA, Nov. 1s.-On Satur-
day night Wilson & Sons, silver and
piatedware manufacturers, at the cor
ner Of Fifth and Cherry streets, were
robbed Of $1,000 worth Of property.
Tho CsnnItiee q seveaty.
New York, Nov. 1s.-The Commit
tee OF Seventy Will decide tomorrow
evening whether It will continue Its
existence or not. Some members
think It wise to preserve the organiza-
tion to support the Mayor elect, Have
myer, who. being a Democrat, was
elected mainly by the Republicans,
and Is without a present political
backing. aaa
Tharisw Weed Reesveriss.
Thurlow Weed is slowly recovering
from his recent severe indisposition.
Insurance. Trsahlos.
New York insurance circles are ex-
cited over rumors that Judges are rea.
to appoint Receivers upon exparte
statements with a view OF making
money out Of the misfortunss Of insur-
ance companies. Underwriters say
they will resist all such action, and
hope the Legislature will so improve
the law that the companies tempora-
rily affected BY the great disaster may
not be pushed into liquidation on the
exparte statements Of any one, actu-
ated by money, malice or gain.
Pouitry Disease.
Along the line Of the Hudson river
. terrible disease has broken out
among the poultry, chickens dying BY
hundreds. Turkeys, geese and ducks
In the market show signs Of the mala-
dy. The disease appears to be assum-
ing the form ola destructive p~estilence
among domestic fowls.
-. The Hsrse PiaEue.
Dropsy, the new horse disease, has
made Its appearance In all the city car
stables. Fifty per cent. Of the horses
attacked are said to die. The horses
affected are mainly those worked
while suffering from epizootlc. Stable
men are becoming alarmed. as they
thought the disease was disappearing.
G Death Of q P%ablIshsr.
Andrew D. Fowler, formerly con-
nected with the Cleveland Plaiadealer,
buried yesterday at Newark, N.
j., where he died.
RaAsrs About tho Predicate
Message.
CHICAGO, November ia WASH
ington special says very positive de-
NAL Is given by those who at least
have the right to the confidence Of the
Administration, to the rumors that the
President intends recommending In
his annual message, now In course OF
preparation, the revival Of the project
for the annexlng Of San Domingo, or
that he intends to recommend a policy
looking to the acquisition OF Cuba.
The message will be delivered to Con-
gress two weeks from tomorrow, and
any doubts In these particulars will Of
course be removed, but, aside from
that, Il Is learned that the annexation
party In San Domingo, and their CO.
American railroad, finan-
cial and other interests are now all
opposed to the revival of the annexa-
ton project. A concerted effort is
being made to develop the internal i'm
proyements there by the building Of q
rsilroad, etc., and the Americans who
own property in the island, while
annexation, do not think that
now 10 the opportune time to urge It.