Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-30
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killed by . Train.

Killed by = Train.
GRxES RrvER. Wyoming. Nov. 3d.
About 8 o'clock yesterday morning a
man named Pat Tishs. employed in
the Bridge Department Of the U. p.
r. r.. was found dead about four miles
east Of here. He was intoxicated when
last seen. aud II Is supposed he was
killed by a train as his body was scarce
ly cold when found. His wife lives In
St. Joseph. Missouri.
AFir.t rate s~uEEsssion.
NEw YoRx. Nov. 30.-Ths Herald
editorally referring to the Convention
Of University crews to be held at Spring.
field. Mass. this week. says prompt
and effective steps should DO taken to
insure the presence at Saratoga and
Philadelphia in 1876. Of the Oxford and
Cambridge crews. AZ well as one from
Dublin University. Tho University
contest comes Off in the middle OF July
and the Centennial late in August. In
the interval. New York. Boston, San
Francisco, Chicago, Pittsburg and
Buffalo would welcome the visitors to
their waters and throw opeu q race sure
to DO inviting.
wcshed Away By she ses.
A special from Charlotte. Prince
Edwards Island, says that two thousand
feet Of road. near St. Peters, was cal.
ried away by the sea in tho late severe
storm. leaving nothing to show
that u railway vas evor there.
The King OF spain Decsmss OF Age.
NEW YoRx. November 3o.-A Herald
cable special from London says that .
grand reception wal given at the palace
in Madrid yesterday to tho members Of
the Legislative Chambers. the occasion
Of tho feto being the eighteenth ami.
versary Of the birth Of King Alfonso
and his attaining his majority. under
the provision OF the Constitution OF the
Kingdom. His Majesty was born No
vsmber 90. 1857. The statement that
the King will take the field against the
Carlists in person Is believed In many
quarters. The allegation Of the exist
ence Of additional complications between
Spain and tho United States IL denied.
Another Fools Rrrand.
NKw York. Nov. 29.-It IL said that
a movement is on foot In this city 10 Or
ganizo IN expedition to the Arctic re-
gions, for the purpose Of searching for
the records left by Sir John Franklin.
E~niogisinx STANLEY, tho Explorer.
NEw YoRK. Nov. 30.-A Herald spe-
cial from London says the Royal Geo
graphical Society met again last night
and celebrated Mr.. Stanley for his suo
cessful African explorations. The
speakers declared there was nothing In
the gift Of the Society too high for his
reward. nnn he deserved o reception on
his return like that accorded to Spoke
and Grant in the old burlington House
when they returned after the discovery
Of the Victoria Nyansa.
Conditios OF Charles o'Cssssr.
MEw YoRK. Nov. 30.-Chas. O'Con.
nor yesterday was able to take a little
n%ourishment, his stomach not rejecting
feod as on previous days. For fsur
days before Sunday he Ind been so weak
that water was the only thing which his
system would retain the precise nature
Of his disease. has not been determined.
but II Is thought to DO paralysis Of the
stomach. His physicians thought last
night there wal no doubt but that be
would live until to-day, and this evening
they will DO able TO say what the proba-
bilities Of his recovery ars. They have
little hope, however. that he will get
well as his advanced age greatly dlmin.
ishcs tho prospects Of his restoration to
health.
Close OF Canal NaviEation.
PoRr JEWS, Nov. 3O.--Navigation on
the Delaware and Hudson canal is closed
from Honesdale 10 Ellsnville. All load.
ed boats will reach tide water to-day,
when the canal will DO closed for the
season.
General Babeeek aud ths whisky
Riss.
CHICAGO, November 30.-Yestsrday's
developments In the trial Of Avery, ut
st. Louis, were OF q character tending TO
confirm the original statement that the
Grand Jury had ~ssriously considered the
propriety Of returning An indictment
against General Babcock a. an Access
sorry to the whisky ring conspiracy.
Testimony was yesterday introduced
verifying Babcock's handwriting In GER
tain kilograms forwarded from Washing.
ton to Joyce and giving information a.
to contemplated raids on the 81. Louis
ring. It was shown with certainty that
|. no error has been made as to the
handwriting. Joyce. Mcdonald and Bah
cock were In secret consultation. and
that numerous confidential kilograms
were passed between st. Louis and
Washington.
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