Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-16
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC INTELLlcrnc E
The Geedrieh Murder.


New YORK, July 16.-rhe police
are still searching for the Spaniard
Roscoe, alleged to be concerned in the
murder of Goodrich. 1t is believed
that Kate Stoddard admitted Roscoe
to the house in Degrew street, and
that the murder was committed by the
pair. The police say they have all the
proof required to convict Roscoe, and
that this has been furnished by the
confession Of Kate Stoddard. Roscoe
has not been seen around any Of his
old haunts since the arrest Of his alleg-
ed accomplish, and rs he always had
plenty Of money, 1t Is believed he has
taken himself off to some distant city.
An accurate description Of him has
been sent to the police of all the cities
in the United States and Canada.
Pacific Mail steamship Material.
legged Opposition Line In Process
Of Building.
In connection with the meeting OF
the Directors Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company yesterday, 1t is said the
Ocean Queen and Rising Star will
probably be withdrawn next Winter
as unit for service. and to place the
entire fleet of boats In running order
the company will require 81, 900, 600.
1t Is also further asserted that vessels
for an opposition line arc building In
England, and that already an adrer-
tlsement has been published in Hong
kong that a German line will COM
mence running in July. The Secrc-
tary of the Pacific Mall Company says
1t Is essential that the company should
have its new vessels as rapidly as pos
sible, rs with new, fast sailing vessels,
freight contracts could be made in adj
vance at low rates and tho larger part
of the business secured.
Destructive Fire. In I.ouisviiie. Ky.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July lG.-Four
fires broke out last night, within the
space of two hours and a half. The
first occurred about $3.50 In the lumber
yard Of Long & Bros, but did little
damage. The second occurred In the
candy mandatory Of Conrad Euhler,
on Market street, intlicting a loss Of
$40, 600; insurance unknown. The
next fire occurred OH Third street, be-
tween Main and River, catching In j..
E, Wither & Co.'S flne-cut tobacco es-
tablishment. destroying that and the
adjoining buildings occupied by Her
bert & Wright as a mill furnishing es-
t%ablishment. The loss of Wither Il
Co. Is estimated at $4,000; Insured for
So 900. The loss of Herbert & Wright
is S., 200; no insurance. Tho fourth
occurred in Bomberger " Blooms
block, OH Fourth street, between Green
and Walnut, destroying Vernon's gro
Gerry, Madame Buckley's fancy goods
store, u vacant house In the block, and
considerably injured Pargnis' restaur-
ant aud confectionery. Pargnis' loss Is
estimated at $4,000. The building
destroyed was very handsome and
valuable, but it is impossible to get es-
Inmates of the loss or insurance at
present.
Fatal FisticuG Encounter.
New YORK, July lG.-During a fist
fight between Thomas Finn, keeper Of
the Hackensack river bridge. yester-
day afternoon, and Eugene Atno, the
owner of u canal boat, the latter was
struck in the neck and killed.
First Cotton Bale Grown this Year.
The first bale of cotton of this years
crop was sold yesterday at 3~G..cents per
pound. The cotton was grown In
Cameron county, Texas.
Sailed for Europe.
Father Clarence Walworth and
niece sail for Europe to-day.