Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-21
EASTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC IMTELLIoEnoE {,

"Little's Living Age" and about TO-
900 copies Of the We'll Spring" The
publishers Of these periodicals also
lost a large quantity Of paper stock, as
did also Messrs. j. r. Osgood & Co.,
Lee & Shepard, Sampson & Daven-
port, the publishers Of the New Eng
land Register" the Bill Publishing
Company, Of Norwich, Conn.,, 1vison,
Chenny, Blackman & Co., and the Uni
versity Publishing Company of New
York, whose loss was In school text
books.
Missing Mas.
New York, Nov. 2l.-George NJ.
Peyy, a merchant OF Louisville, has
been missing since Thursday last. He
was known to have carried a large
sum of money, aud there are appre-
tensions that he has been murdered.
Extensive Embexxlcment.
The Times, upon authority Of Wat
son, President of the Erie Railway,
says that H. F. Sweetzer, manager OF
the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road has resigned, and paid over $780,
600 to General McClelland, President
of that company, who has detected
him In connivance with the residents
along the line of the road, In approprl-
ating q portion Of the company's re-
ceipts. The friends: Of Sweetzer de-
ny his guilt. The Secretary Of tho
Great Western Railroad Is at Mead
Vile making full investigation.
Stokes Again.
Stokes in his next trial Is to be de-
Tended by new counsel, his former
counsel having retired.
FIrenen Killed.
Two flremen were killed aud one
wounded yesterday by the fall Of the
walls OF the grain %storehousc In Brook
lyn,!burned two days ago.
CoIenisis fer Liberia.
New York, Nov. 2l.-The steam
ship San Salvador. from Savannah,
with $50 freedmen for Liberia, arrived
last evening. They are the advance
guard Of three thousand emigrauts.
Japanese Fleet.
The Capron, the second vessel Of the
Japanese feet building In these waters,
will make her trial trip In a few days.
The Loss Of wsel.
From the official statement of the
shipments Of wool to Boston, and sales
made there, it Is estimated that not
more than 1000, 900 Of pounds were
lost by the fire Of the 10th.
Election Law.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2l.-The Elec-
ton law passed by the last L.egisla-
sure, during the last days of the ses-
sion, was to-day signed by Governor
Yarmouth, and will be officially pro-
mulgated In tomorrow mornings
Times. 1t abolishes the Returning
Board as Mt present constructed, and
will In effect end all Returning Board
contests. The election returns will be
sent to the Secretary Of State, and the
Governor will promulgate the result
not as q member OF any Returning
Board, but as Governor of the State.
This move will probably checkmate
the Governors political opponents.
Railroad werkmen la Danger Of
starvniisa.
CHICAGO, Nov. ala st. Paul spe-
clal has a startling story that eight
hundred track-layers on a new railroad
an extension Of the Winona and st.
Peters road-are showed In one hun
dred miles from any white settlement
and with short allowance Of food. Pro-
visions had been furnished them daily
by the train from the nearest SETTLE
ment, which was the depot Of supplies
but the extraordinary fall Of snow dur
Ing the past few days SO blockaded the
track that 1t is impossible to run trains
over It. A relief train which started
Saturday, with two engines, had at
LAST accounts only succeeded In getting
over about forty miles. The greatest
apprehensions are felt that the men
will be reduced to the limits Of starva-
ton before aid can reach them.
washbarn Not q Candidate.
A Madison (Wls.) special says that
Minister Washburn, who Is visiting his
brother in that city, denies being a
candidate for the United States Senate,
or for a Cabinet position, or any other
Office.
Vessels Lost NJ Sea.
New Yonx, November al The
banks Samuel Larrabee, from Savannah
for Bremen, and Lauercost, from Bal
timore for Belfast, have been lost al
sen, with all on board.
Convicted Of Marder.
A verdict Of willful murder was re-
turned against King, who, In answer
to an interrogation, said he was thirty
three years old, was born In Norris
town n. j., and 10 an attorney ant
counsellor at law. By the advice o.
his counsel, no declined to say whether
or not he was guilty.
Death Of CsnEressman.
MAucu CHUNK, Pa, November 2l.-
NJ. n. Dominick, member Of Congress
from the Eleventh District Of Pennsyl
vania, died this morning.
Dropped Dead.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 2l.-Rev. 5. G. Full
lsr, Rector of St. Paul's Episcopa
Church, dropped dead at his residence
to-day.
Jealsusy and shsstisE.
wHsrrIE1D, Mass, Nov. 2l.-Las
evening Albert Smith, actuated .!
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