Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-28

NEW York, Nov. 2s.-M. Quesada
and Carlos Del CASTILLO publish a card
stating that they are the only repre-
ssntatives Of the Republican Govern
ment Of Cuba abroad !; that the colleo-
ton of funds for the suffering Cubans
is without their authority aud against
the commands Of their government
and condemning all attempts to enlist
men as being In direct violation Of the
laws of tho land.
Beaten to Death.
Ann Smith, a widow, aged IS, died
last evening. 1t Is supposed, from the
effects of a cruel beating at the hands
of Patrick Clark and his son. both OF
whom boarded with Mrs. Smith. The
men have been arrested.
Death or Ex-senator "Dick" Yates.
CHICAGO, Nov. %. -Ex-Governor
and ex-senator Richard Yates, Of this
State, died suddenly last night at Bar
NUNS Hotel In St. Louis, where lie
had arrived on Sunday last, from Full
ton Ark, where he had been rs u. S.
| Commissioner to examine tho Fulton.
Cairo and Ark Railroad, He was Ill
when he reached St. Louis, and con-
fined to bed until yesterday. when he
appeared better and was preparing to
20 to his home In Jacksonville, ILL.,,
when lie suddenly fell upon the bed
and expired without a word. Govern
or Yates was IS years old.
A Kentucky Tragedy.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. ga fearful
tragedy occurred at Harrodsburg' KY,
yesterday. The trial Of a suit in which
p. B. Thompson, Sr., was principal on
one side and Theo. Davis, Sr., on the
other was In progress, and each prin-
cipal was attended during the whole
trial by his SONS, fully armed. At the
conclusion of the testimony, while the
lawyers were preparing instructions
preparatory to commencing their ar
puments, n son Of Thompson and a son
OF Davis moved toward the door, fol-
lowed by all the others, and In a mo-
ment firing commenced, by which
party is not known. Many shots were
fired. Theo. Davis, Sr., and his son
Larry, were Instantly killed. Theo.
Davis, Jr. was MORALLY wounded and
has since died. P. B. Thompson, Sr.
and his two sons, P. B., Jr. and j. b.,
were slightly wounded.
Fire I'm Salem, Ohio.
SALEM, O., Nov. ga fire yester-
day destroyed Lockwood's dry goods
store, Lears Bros confectionery, Gal
liss' shoe store, Ark's furniture store,
and the Knights Of Pythias block. To-
tai loss about $4,000.
Ring Thieves Sentenced.
New York, November 2s.-Jas. II.
Ingersoll, convicted on Wednesday Of
forgery upon tho county during ring
rule, was sentenced to-day to five
years in tho State Prison at hard labor.
John D. Harrington, Jr., convicted at
the same time of the same ~offense, was
sentenced to eighteen months imprls-
onment.
Death Of an Exhibitor.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-John Nc
Morris, Executive Clerk Of the U. S.
Senate, formerly editor Of the Charles
ton Republican, and Of the Chronicle In
this city. died at his residence last
night of consumption, In his 37th
year.
A Just Remembrance.
New York, November 2S.-Sherift
| Brennan has received a letter from
Attorney General Barlow earnestly
demonstrating against the indulgence
shown to Tweed In keeping him at the
Tombs, when, according to the require
ments of the law, he should be sent to
the %penitentlary. Tweed ate q Thanks
giving dinner in the Tombs with his
family.
Failed to Appear.
The case OF VIM. l. Sharkey, the
condemned murderer, who lately es-
capped from the tombs, who had been
granted a new trial, was called to-day
In the Supreme Court, and the order
entered, "no appearance"
Tweed's New Counsel.
General Butler Is the last person
whom rumor has added to Tweed's
counsel. 1t is said that Judge Fancher
has granted an ex parte order to show
cause why there should not be a stay
of proceedings In the case OF ingersoll
and Harrington, convicted OF forgery.
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