Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-10
GENERAL ITEXA

GENERAL ITEMS
BpwELI, the alleged Bank Of Eng
land forger, was taken on Board the
English steamship Corsica, at Havana,
yesterday. and sailed for England.
His wife was . passenger on tho same
steamer. It Is said that Bldwell will
turn States evidence on his arrival In
England.
In a quarrel at Pallsade yesterday
afternoon, q pistol was drawn, when
a bystander named Pete Brannan To-
terfered. The pistol was accidentally
discharged, and tho ball entered his
leg just below the knee SCATTERING the
bone. The ball was extracted.
AN accident to q freight train on the
Hartford, Providence and Fishkill
Railroad occurred near Westbury yes
terday. Two cars were thrown from
the track. the conductor and road
master killed and the assistant road
master dangerously hurt.
A CONTRACTOR named Patrick Smith
and twelve Of his men engaged on the
Memphis and Paducah Railroad, 20
miles north Of Memphis, died very
suddenly on the 9Th instant, from what
Is supposed to have been cholera.
THos. l.. FREEMAN, who has served
five years of q nineteen years sentence
for murder. In the Tennessee State
Prison, has just been proven wholly
innocent Of the crime whereof he was
convicted.
The Earl Of Zetland, recently de-
ceased. VAS n Of the most prominent
Free Mssons in England. He was
Master OF the Grand Lodge Of English
Masons for twenty-five years In sue
csssion.
The late dispatch to Kellogg from
Gen. Sherman regarding the Louisiana
troubles Is pronounced a forgery. En-
forts are being made to find out the
author.
"1'a so thirsty" said a boy at work
In a cornfleld. Well, work away"
said his father; you know the Bible
says, shoe every one that thirsteth."
The Supreme Court Of California
affirm the decision in Mortimer's case.
This was the last chance In the Courts.
His life now rests with the Governor.
POLITICAL journals throughout the
West are generally pledglng them
selves to oppose any Congressman
who voted for the back pay steal.
CHAs. RAILLEY, whom 1t Is alleged
attempted to assassinate Gov. Kellogg
in New Orleans, has surrendered HIM
self. He denies the charge.
The farmers Of Kansas resolve that
they are tired Of professional pollti-
clans and will support no more party
candidates.
IT i, rumored that Capt. Halls Arc
tic exploring steamer, the Polaris. has
been lost. No particulars are yet re-
ceived.
The Common Council Of Boston has
voted $500 to each of the Grand Army
Posts toward the expenses Of Decora-
ton Day.
A COLONY Of A. 1000 persons from
Russia are about to emigrate thence
and settle in southern Kansas and
Texas.
LAURA FAIR Is to lecture In the East.
Iii not decided whether before Sab
bath Schools or Magdalen Asylum,.
The Springfield, Mass, young ladies
indulge In tin pan sersnades, and the
police disperse them.
TIE horse-shoers employed by all
the street railroad lines In New York
city are on a strike.
The author Of Ben. Bolt Il now at
work upon a new song to be called
Ben. Butler.
IT takes two boys to 60 to school
nowadays. One to study and one to
carry the books.
DIVINE, the murderer Of Kamp In
San Francisco, has been reprieved for
five days.
The crops In Ohio are looking poor
ly. Farmers are growing dependent.
The Congressional Convention will
meet in st. Louis on the 18th Of May.
The Philadelphia Press ia out in
favor Of an anti-monopoly party.
The snow-drifts still hide the fences
in Oneida county, New York.
NOWADAYS ladies wear their hair
pretty snarly about the face.
WoULpit be proper to call a dancing
master a hop merchant?
DENVER, Colorado, has eleven banks.
Eight are faro banks.
The condition Of the Pope is said to
be very %precarious.
The Bank Of England discount is
now AZ per cent.
TINE flies fast, but a good musician
can beat 1t!
LET by-corns DO by-corns.
WOULDN'T RECEIVE IT.