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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-13
GEOGRAPHIC!
DISPATCHES.
70 TUE ssLs NIL DAILY Hnvs.
o N Esrio INTELLIosMos
Horrible Outrage ON British
Consul.

Horrible Outrage ON n British
Consul.
New Yonx, May IA Panama
letter Of the Sd instant gives an 40.
count sfa horrible outrage ~perpstrat-
ed by Col. Gonzales. Commandant Of
the port Of San Juan dc Guatemala,
on the British Vice Consul, John Ma
gee, with whom he had q personal
difficulty In reference to the clearance
OF q vessel. They had q %rencountsr
on the street, exchanging blows, on
April cath. Gonzales summoned Ma
gee to appear at his office. and the lat
ter declining to come, Gonzales had
him brought by soldiers. The bravo
Colonel then abused him In every way,
beat him over the head with 4 pistol,
and declared that he should frat 70.
cslvc four hundred lashss and then be
shot. Magee valnly Invoked the pro-
lection Of hls flag and the rsmonstran-
css OF United States Consular Agent
James, were also d~lsressrdsd. The
Pacific mail steamer Arlzonls arrived
at noon, but Gonzalez selling the tele-
graph office and planting two
cannon to cover the steamer Arizona,
had his victim brought out, stripped,
and 200 blows Of q rattan inflicted.
Mcgee tainted and was returned to tho
prison with the promise that the rest
OF the sentence would DO carried out
In the morning. Meantime tho news
reached Salvador and n detachment Of
soldiers was sent to San Jose, arriving
just as Magee MAS stripped for torture.
Gonzales ordered his soldiers to shoot
Magee, but they refused. He fled to
the Arizona, but unseen hands fired a
number OF shots at him, three OF which
entered his body. He fell back In his
boat, Was taken ashore, and died soon
afterwards. Tho U. s. Minister at
Salvador sent n dispatch ordering the
detention Of the steamer. but the Cap
tain considering that the order was
designed to keep the ship until the
safety Of the foreign residents was rs.
sursd, decided to disregard 1t and
seiled for Panama on tho 18th.
A Barquc Hun Dswn.
NEW YoRK. May l3.-During q fog.
April "a. the steamer Cingalsse run
down the barque Arithlsia. from Smy-
rna to Nantes. All hands>wsre drowu-
cd except the frat aud second mates.
Tho Arkansas Legislature In ses.
sion.
LrTTLK Rock. May ia quorum
OF both Houses Is In session.
steamer Launched,
CnE,rER, Pa, May l3.-The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company's new steam
or, City Of Toxic, was launched to-day
In presence Of an immense crowd.
Fire I'm Alabama.
CouwrLASp, Ala, May ia large
portion Of the business part Of the
town was burned last night. Loss
&c., O0.
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PirER's OrERA House. - Manager
Piper has made arrangements to give
q series OF excellent dramatic enter
tslnmen,s at the Opera House, COM
mencins Monday evening. Nay 25th.
Tho company will consist OF the fol-
lowing talented a%rtists: Charles Pope,
Mile Bonfanti, Mas Ella Wilton, Miss
Carris Wyatt, Miss Nellie Cummings,
Miss Emma Stanley, Miss Katie Psll,
Mics Josephine stanley, Il. VI. Eber-
ley. Walter Leman. John Wilson. l..
G.. Buckley. L. II. Thayer, John Ter
rence, Charles Henry, j. N. Long,
Murray Woods, II. Matthews, Henry
Coad. Stephen Trusworthy and MT.
Chasbey. The orchestra connected
with the company Is n Of the best
on the coast.
New DIsrRlcr Couwr Rule. The
District Court. at virginia, this after
noon. adopted tho following new and
additional rule. No application on
the part Of a married woman to DO
business as a sole trader shall be heard
unles, notice OF such application shall
have been placed on the court calsn-
dar OF this court at least nvs days
prior to tbs hearing Of such appiica-
tlon. No opposition to such applica-
ton will be heard unless the same
shall have been made la writing ana
filed at least one day prior to the hear.
Ing Of the application, and notice OF
such opposition In writing shall De
served upon tho applicant ons day De-
fore the hearing.
SENATE SALooS.-Slnes the advent
OF warm weather people In general
are affected with a feeling Of Ian guor,
aud require something 10 act upon the
liver aud digestive organs. Senator
Tom Finch, Main street. Gold Hill, u
prepared To furnish anything required
by tile Inner man In the line OF bsvsr-
ages. As y compounded he IL q sue
cess. His bar h supplied with the
very best Of everything In the line OF
liquors and cigars. Give him q call.
ExTn,a-A young womsnsrehding
In Virginia City, aged II years, re-
Gently gave birth to . child having six
fingers on each hand and six toes on
each foot.
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81

Very respectfully.
TiIOS. KELLY, Town Marshal.
Tho new Board. consisting Of Msssrs.
Wintcrbaucr. Booth. Mundell, Fulton
and Emmett, Trustees. John Wade,
Treasurer. and Thomas Kelly, Mar
shal, met nj 0 T.. NJ. after being duly
sworn In by Justice Wright.
On motion. Geo. Emmett was ru-
elected President j.. d. Marshall was
reelected Clerk.
The following committees were APP
polluted by President Emmett: Com
mlttee Oh Finances, Msssrs. o. c.
Mundell and A. Booth; Committee on
Streets. j. A. wlntsrbausr Commit
tee on Fire and Water. Ivy Fulton /;
Board OF Health. Messrs. Fulton, Mum
dell and President Emmett; Commit
tee on Salaries, Msssrs. Fulton aud
Booth.
On motion, the appointment Of
Town Attorney was postponed until
next meeting.
A petition from Abe Jones asking to
be appointed night policeman wat
read, and on motion was received and
placed on file and request granted.
Tho salary OF said officer was left to
the option Of tho Csmmlttee on Sal
aries.
On motion, the T~rsasurer's aud
Marshal's bends were fixed at $4,000
each. The names Of the bondsmsn Of
both officers were read and accepted.
On motion. the Marshal and Treas
urer were ordered to have their bonda
drawn up at their own expense, to be
presented to the Board at their next
meeting to be held on Saturday, May
18th, ats T.. ".
The President was appointed a Com
mittee for n renewal Of printing con-
tract with tho Coin HILL NEWS.
TIE Town Marshal was instructed
To furnish a destitute widow on the
Divide with fuel aud groceries.
On motion, the Board adjourned
until saturday at 3 p. N.
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FROM TACOMA.
An Arrest and n Homicide.

TACOMA, W. T., May l3.-onlcer
Kahlow, had the effects Of tle'brewer
at this place seized under an attach
ment last evening at dusk. As Kah.
low was making his rounds to see u
everything was all right, ho discovered
the brewer aud q man named Downey
moving the goods. The officer, In at
tempting to stop them. was attacked.
and during the alteration DowneY
was struck on the head by Kahlow,
causing a fearful fracture OF the skull.
The man Downsy remained lnsenslble
all night aud died at three o'clock this
afternoon. This Is the second man
killed at Tacoma within a year.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN
second Trial for nurder-Thc Warm
Springs Indians-fniied 70 Agree
-Body not yct Recovered.

SAN F~sAscIsco, May 49, r. NJ
Tho second trial Of Captain Kinsey,
wife. Dow aud the McLsans for the
murder Of Harvey Green, Is progress
Ing In the Twelfth District Court to.
day. A large crowd Is present.
Tho Warm Springs Indians contsm-
plate making a trip to England and
Scotland after they have visited the
principal Eastern cities.
The jury In tho case OF William L.
Ensign, the safe expert and agent, mr.
rested for burglary, failed to agree
aud have been discharged.
The body OF joseph X. Hooper, who
fell OF tho ears OH Oakland pier yes,
tsrday and was drowned, has not yet
besn recovered.
Greenbacks, SSli90ota.
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MInnLR.AGEn L

A WAY RArIp. safe an easy way TO make mo
ney. Is Ia procure territory TO Introduce the latest
usefuilnycniion that l. wanted every day by every
one, every where, who has a family. a mll-sizrd
Sewing Machine with Table AMI Treadle Tor only
$40 that does the sans work As Q machine you
wouii pay SO for, rapid, smooth and arm, makes
q seam ~ strong that the cloth will tear before the
stltehe. viii rip apart. Eight new attachments for
ali work and the Improved hutton Hole Worker used
BY us only. Agents only need show them In opera
tiOn to sell In every house they enter. ~ and up
ehlnc was ever offered At any such price,. S,uo sold
last year, i0.OU families Use them. Demand In
cteasing every day where they become known.
Ministers. Judges, Lawyers. EiItors. Machlnlsts.
TiIlors, etc. recommend them aS psffcct. Rights
given ire 10 first applicants. II there j. M agency
In your place, write Iorit, or buy a machine Tor your
Machines sent TO all parts Of the country on receipt
Of price, $40. Real advertisement beginning so
SAVED In every Family" In another column OF this
paper. Address, tho Propristors, IlonrRr J. MIL
IIGAS 4 Co. I'D Canal street. New York.
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FROM ALBANY.
re-Crops-wsathcr.

ALBANY. Oregon, May l2.-The res
idsncs Of Mrs. Jo,eph Hamilton, about
ten miles from this city, was burned
yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock.
The iire was caused by sweeping some
straw Into the fire, and the flue being
defective up stairs, set fire to the cell.
Ing. The upper part OF the building
wal. all In flames before Ii was discev-
cred. All the furniture was saved In
the lower building except the kitchen
furniture. The probable loss IL $1,000.
No Insurance.
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DANCING AcApEar.-James Y. Wilson would
respectfully inform the lovers Of the healthfal
and beautiful art OF dancing that he has opened
q hr-tclass Dancing Academy In National Guard
Hall, smith street. Virginia. where ~instruc-
tions will be given as follows: 0entleman's
Cla.s-Nonday and Thurrday evening: Ladies'
Class - Monday aud Thursday afternoons.
Ladies' and Chilirens Ois-s-Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons. Sorieo dansante every
Saturday evening.
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WALLER ON cRKsArIos.-Al good men who
deal fairly and 'quarely by their fellows will be

pleasurably remembered long alter their souls
shall have returned to the eompanionship OF
the jurt. and their bodies arc properly cremsted
In tie most approved modern style. There are
plenty OF men, however, who deserve 10 be
burnt before death Tor their inherent wicked.
ness. and among thess are clothing d,alers who
swindlc their customers by selling clothing not
worth half Its price. Such men ought To be
crema,ed. aud their stocks cf clo;hlng. with
them. Call at nay store. In Halls building.
Main street, opposite the office OF the dom
IluL NEWS. when you want clothing, and viii
do you honest and square Justice.
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The Necessity Of . vI.l, ovsres~-.

Patients residing In any part OF the state,
nowever distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases. and who think proper
10 submit q written statement OF puch In prefer.
sncs to holding q personal interview, are assured
that their communications will be held most
Nered. and the cure guaranteed.
All letters mast DO addressed TO the core.
spending physician, thus:
BENJ. y. JOssELYN. N. d.,
tTox T5l 61s Sacramento street.
Between Montgomery aud kearny.
Iyi tf Il San Francisco. cal.
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noAsD OF roxx rau.rEE..

A regular meeting Of the Board Of
Town Trustees was held last evening.
Prsssnt-Full Beard. and Marshail,
Clerk. The minutes Of the last rsgu-
lar and special meetings were read
and approved.
The Committee Oh Streets reported
them In good order.
The Committee on Fire and Water
reported the pipes In good order.
At = previous meeting Of the Board
. committee Of one. conslstisg Of J..
A. wlntsrbauer, was appointed TO zee
about purchaslng n certain piece Of
ground In Crown Pslnt Rsvlne for
public thsrsughfare. On molten. the
matter was indefinitely postponed and
the committee discharged.
The following bills were read. and
on motion were ordered paid Elsc-
ton officers. First Ward. $62 so; cleo
ton officers, Second Ward, $50; sps-
cial policemen. $40; V. Lsmery,
81 so; NJ. Larivlere, $73 80 j. b.
Marshall. $50; Thos. Kelly. t53.
The Board fixed the rate Of taxa
ton for town purposes for the present
fiscal year at 81 IS on each 500 OF
taxable property. On motion the
Board adjourned sine die.
The following official reports were
road are.ntsd and orIarsd nrlnfal
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MAhsiiNls %
Coin HUI, Nay n, 1874,
To tho Honorable Hard Of Trustees OF the
Town Of Isld nm:
Gentlemen Il have the honor herewith. to
sabmit my dnal report OF the amount Of Taxes
and Licenses collected for the year ending May
n. isTl:
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n CAVE

Would probably hold . larger stock OF goods
than any housc In town, and. perhaps, . lew
more shoddy goods ard empty paper bexea than
some OF our Big shoddy clothing warehouses,
but 4 better filled and more eomca,t estAhlish.
ment than the WHITE HOUSE CLOTH.
mo STORE IL not to be fouIt on tue faei,
&c coa.t-it affords no room for saodly and
empty papor boxes.
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ruE G9UMBLING

DF BALD MOUNTAIN ~ IS NOTHING
" compared with the dala!lLt Of r1rt u
our Clothing Dealers 49, ;fey daily observe 'hsii
customers leaving them AID w,niing he'll
way 10 the WHITE lIo ysE CL'.Tf.IN.'
kTORE, the only place Ia Tow w.ors you
get real bargains In Clothing.
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sio.sn 90
~MAHsiIAL.'s NEroRr.

J. d. MARSHALL. Town Clerk.
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ii WOMEN

Raid on the saloons In the Eas'; hat here. oil
who want good, substantial, well lasds snI
fashionable Clothing, raid On the WHITE
HOUSE CLOTHING STORE.
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81 It 3ti {,e II.

9o Ser vSbio @oilenirc,,no" f9on ibcr
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