Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-27
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NEW YoRx, August T.-Professo
Pierre Bit. the culinary artist, died yes
terlay at his residence in Jersey City.
Pardoncd.
Gov. Dix has pardonOd Christian
Mayer, who was sent to prison for PR
ticipstion In the Tompkins Square labt'
disturbance.
Abscondsr Arrested, Discharged
and n~s-arrsstei.
Theophila George Kirschein, who was
arrested on Tuesday,, charged with ab-
sconding from Culm, Germany, with
$780, 900 thalers belonging to a bank
there, and other property. was yestsr-
day discharged from custody, as far that
case was concerned, no instructions hav-
ing been received from Germany, and
the German Consult General making no
application for his arrest. Kirschein
was immediately re-arrcstsd on q su-
premo Court order, on complaint Of a
man here, who charges him with having
swindled him out Of 600 thalsrs In
Culm in November last, and he was
committed to Jail.
Report or she Bescher Committce.
The Beecher Investigating Committee
held four hours session at tho Office Of
one Of the members here yesterday, dur
ing which time the report previously
prepared was read over and carefully
revised. It Is now ready to be sub
mittcd to the Examining Committee Of
tho Church next Friday, and will he
previously printed so as to furnish It
correctly to the press.
Fsnian Convention.
The 18th Annual Convention OF the
Fenian Brotherhood, which opened on
Tuesday, was resumed yesterday. More
than 100 delegates were present, includ-
ding some Of the oldest Fsnians in the
United States. The object Of the Con-
yention is to seek q closer uion between
tho Fsnians Of this country and those
Of Ireland. Tho Convention will be In
until Saturday next.
Riot ProeIamatio. by the o~oversor
OF Tenncsses.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August T.-Gov.
Brown sent the following telegram to
county, at u O'Clock last night;
NASHVILLE, August Goth.
have no direct information Of your
troubles, but II IL reported here, ON tho
authority OF press dispatches, that riots
are imminent in your county. II this
DO true II is your duty to summon q
posse Of your best citizens and preserve
The peace by dispensing the rioters and
preventing collisions; but in such man.
ner and by such means, II possible, as
10 avoid bloodshsd. Keep me advised
the state Of things, and ] will render
you all necessary assistance to uphold
Inc law and protect society. i have Oh
Iered n reward Of $500 each for the jail
breakers, and invoke your aid and that
,f all good citizens to bring all the law
breakers TO punishment.
JouS G. BRowS, Governor.
lilo also issued n proclamation offering
1900 reward each for the Trenton Jail.
breakers. and the two murdorers Of Julia
Hayden, tho colorsd school teacher OF
rrousdale county. Nothing later from
Gibson county or vicinity.
pennsylvania Democratic Con.
~vention.
PIrnBURo, August 27.-The Dem
,cratic Convention rcassmbled at 9
o'clock this morning, and continued bal.
citing for Judge Of the Supreme Court.
". j. Woodward, Of Berks county, was
dominated on the sixth ballot.
and Murder = Another
supposed Murder.
Cnrcioo. August 27.-Early yesterday
morning burglars entered the house OF
John Kicks, at the corner OF Harrison
md Hoyne streets, and being discovered
,y Kicks, one OF them shot him through
lie breast, inficting fatal wounds.
last evening tho body Of Geo. Wolf
found in the Lake, with such marks
violence Ms to leave no doubt that he
vas robbed, murdered and thrown into
he water.