Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-15

IsYASTciDE.-rhere was consider-
able excitement last evening among
the jewellers Ia Virginia City, owing
to the discovery OF the dead body OF
an infant. which was found by n team
ster near q large water tank. situated
a short distance south Of the residence
OF J. @. Fair, on u street. a hog was
in the act OF devourlng the dead body
ut the time II was discovered, aud had
already eaten up lts right leg. left
hand and n portion OF the yiscera.
Our reporter this morning Inspected
the remains. which had been conveyed
20 Wilson & Browns undertaking es-
tablishment on ID street. He u pos
live the infant wa born alive. The
child was remarkably well formed,
and must have weighed eight or nine
pounds. A laundry man's mark, found
on the extemporised shrond In which
tine infant was developed, will prob
ably lead to the discovery Of the child
murderer. Coroner Holmes will hold
an Inquest upon the remains this even
Ing. The constabulsry authorities
have been Instructed to supGna all
parties who are able 10 throw any light
upon the matter. We are informed
that the mark or cipher referred to
above was one used at Halls Laundry.
Since the above was la type. we learn
that the officers are already on the
track Of the parties who perpetrated
the child murder.
DUSLAr.-Yesterday afternoon jus
tice Wright remanded Dunlap to the
custody OF the County Sheriff, to await
the result OF a preliminary eIamln.
alton. which was to have been held In his
court today. The prisoner. however.
on arriving Ia Virginia was allowed
by the higher court 10 go at large upon
k5, 900 bonds. Dunlap made his APP
pearance In Court this morning. but
his examination Was postponed until
Saturday next at 10 A. N. lie gave
bonds for hls appearance In the SUN
of IS, 600. lie was arrested this MORN
Ing upon another charge OF grand lar
ceny, upon complaint Of Henry Las.en.
The complaint states that he appropri-
ntrl to his own Use $500 intrusted TO
him for the purchase Of stock. lie
will have his examination on the Sec
end charge OH the same day named
above. lie WAS required to give bonds
for his appearance In Court In the sum
OF &2,5OO.
SEATS ron SLEErIso Cans Super
intendent Yerington showed IA on
Sunday last, says the Nevada Tribune,
n pattern OF q new style OF sleeping
car. Instead Of the hunks. chsirs that
can be turned Into comfortable lounges
are provided. They stand on pedes-
tails and revolve on n pivot ; during
the day they arc comfortable, easy
arm chairs, aud when night comes. by
touching Q spring. they ecoin the
most luxurious couches, that can be
ralsed or depressed to any angle to
sult the taste Of tho occupant. AS the
Virginia and rruckes Railroad Com
nan contemplate putting sleeping
cars ON the road. we hope this new
style OF chair will be used.
BAccuASAIIAN USrLEAsASrSRss.-A
man and his wife By the name OF Rob-
crts got tight in Carson City yes,er-
day and started In to break up house.
keeping. aud the havoc that they made
among the household furniture could
be only equalled by a ffrst.elsss giant
powder explosion. But officers New
house and Storms came along just then
and invited them up to the Hotel dc
swim, TO stay until they could get an
ether house fixed up. At last accounts
Mrs. r. was rehearsing 1.-The Maniac"
to an ~appreciative audience from cell
No. 3.
I. o. o. F.-Thc following gentle
men were Installed on Tuesday even
ing as officers Of Carson Encampmcnt
No. 2, by Geo. ii. Morrison. G. Z. T..
assisted BY ID. o. Adkison. ID, ID, G; r.
and - Smith. =. g. r.; Jacob Muller,
g. p; ID. @. Kitzmeyer. II. T.; Nv
Robinson, s. W.; Calvin Mai.h, j. w;
q. Harris, Scribe ; Geo. Tuiiy, Treas
urer.
rns mud Is drying up rapidly on the
Divide.