Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-03

Theodore riIten IN Cincinnati.
GrscrxyArI, December 3.-About Coz
persons, fair representatives Of the in
tslligencc OF the city, greeted Thsodor'
Til,on at Pixies Music Hall last night
The lecture was well received.
Destructive Fire.
A FIRE. early this morning. broke ouI
in q fve.story building on Home street
next to Odd Fellows Hall. The build
ing was occupied by a number Of Arms,
and tho upper part was used As q picture
frame establishment. For . time III,
whole square was threatened. A SEQ
ond aud third alarm was sounded, and
the engines were promptly on hand. al.
most surrounding the block, and soon
had the fire under control. The build.
ings were well Quilted and the contents
almost entirely destroyed. Loss very
heavy.
The Presidents Message Considered
and lndsrsed BY ths Cabinet.
WASHINGTON. December 3.-Tho full
text OF the Presidents message Is COM
pleted. and was received and discussed
in detail by the Cabinet this morning.
The message received no opposition To
any part OF II from any member Of the
Cabinet present.
Geaerai Baboeck 20 Have = speedy
Trial.
After tho message was disposed OF,
the caso Of Gen. Babcock was consider.
cd. and the sentiment prevailed that
the General should DO offered q speedy
opportunity Of explaining his alleged
connection with tho whisky ring.
Postmaster Jewell Rises - Ex.
plain" Before shs tabisst
In regard to tho premature publica.
ton Of his annual report. the Postmaster
General stated tina. he gave a copy Of
HIS report TO q representative Of the New
York Associated Press. under q solemn
pledge that Il was to 10 sent BY mail TO
the press OF San Francisco. and that nm.
der no circumstances was . word Of the
report to 10 published. Mr.. Jewell took
occasion to express. In unmeasursd
hi, indignation against the party
whom he alluded to az 30 cruelty having
deceived him. Very little sympathy Is
felt for Mr.. Jewell, from the fact that,
OF n score OF press correspondents who
to him for q like favor. be ss-
lectsd only one upon whom to bsstow
IL; and further. from the fact that the
cause pursued by Mr.. Jewell was so rad
ically different from that pursued by
other members Of tho Cabinet when
with representatives Of the press.
A Fatal Leap.
BosrSS, Dec. alexander Bailey,
a carpenter. in the employ OF the Maine
Central Railroad Company, In Portland.
to jump from u train near Merrill
Corner. when his foot slipped and he
under the cars. His body was mu-
shockingly. lie was IS years Of
.,l Iox.. Z. f.,,tlw
a Murderer Ileprisved.
NEw YoRK. Dec. g. Governor Tilden
ias granted q ropriovo until the 3ist Of
December. in tho case Of Jacob Ander.
ION. who murdcrdsd his sweetheart, and
vas sentence TO DO hanged on the 10th
INST.
Fatal Explosion.
An explosion occurred early this
morning In n building in East New
York. used for the manufacture Of wire.
BY which a laborsr named Ernest wslk,
while preparing t~orpedoes. was instant.
y killed. several Of Thorn exploding. one
side OF the building raj blown out. and
other workmon were stunned by the
,oncussion.
Tho lIudson River Closed.
NEw YouK. December 3.-All ferries
On the Hudson River. north Of Rhinsbeo,
have been discontinued. owing to the
irmness OF the ice.
A Young 0irI Murdered.
wArERrowS. n. j.. December g.
Sarah Conkling. aged IA yoars. was
murdered Tuesday while returning from
through u piece Of woods In Rut-
and. A boy named Rutar. aged l6,
has been arrested.
Maehias shops Burasd.
Drrnorr, Dec. 3.-Ths Grand Rapids
and Indiana railroad and machine shops.
ut Kalamazoo, were burned this morn.
lug. Loss. $4,000.
Death OF = Newspaper Mas.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 3.-Charlss T. Abel.
sged "a years, and q son Of A. 9. Abel,
OF the Baltimore Sun, died
his morning Of typhoid fever. lie was
favorite contributor 10 the Sun.