Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-22
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New York Herald.
Bosros, October 2l.-Frederick Hud-
SON, for mauy years managing editor OF
the New York Hru!d. died this morn
ing, at his homo in Concord, from in.
juriss received ON tho railroad track at o
o'clock yesterday morning. II seems
that Mr.. Hudson was approaching Mon
ument street. at tho crossing OF the
Middlesex Central Railroad, In n COW
cred buggy. with Judge j. p. Reyes.
Who was driving. when the flagman
warned them Of the approach OF tho
train, and they stopped till tho engine
passed. Being engagedi in conversation,
aud not thinking tho cars were coming
after and that q flying switch was always
made at this crossing they started to
cross. when the cars struck the hind
wheel, threw Judge Reyes into the
street, and rolled Mr.. Hudson and tho
buggy along the track twenty feet and
down q slight embankment. An exam
nation showed that Judge Reyes,
though considerably bruised and stun
ned. was not seriously injured. Mr..
Hudson's injuries. however. proved Ia
tai, and he died this morning. MIR.
| Hudson was &c years OF ase.
AL tho evening papers publish glow
ing tributes to tho memory Of the late
Frederick Hudson.
A Dastardiy Mardcr.
MEMPHIS, Oct. al.-H. L. Ballard,
formerly Of Texas, residing near Marion.
Arkansas, while out riding with n lady
yesterday afternoon, near his place. was
waylaid and shot by u man named
Andrews, the charge taking effect in his
neck and face, and knocking him OIL his
horse. After falling. Ballard asked
Andrews to raise him. which no did.
into a sitting posture; thon, placing the
gun near his head. discharged the other
barrel. literally blowing Ballard's head
OF. lie then went to Marion and sur
rendered himself. Andrews had been
employed by ballard. and a few days
before Ballard hal knocked him down
twice. Ballard is represented M having
been o violent man. and had on one
day waylaid and shot his wife's nephew.
Andrew Frazer.
Feand Dead Q In His Ned.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 21.-A special from
Paris, Kentucky, says Hen. X. I. Davis,
the eldest son OF the late Senator Gar
rstt Davis. and q prominent member OF
tho Bourbon county bar. was found
dead In his bod this morning. Death
Is uspposed to have been caused by an
overdose Of chloral. which no had been
In the habit Of using ms IN antidoto for
pain. Mr.. Davis was President OF tho
waltham Bank of kentucky. and was
desorvedly held rs one OF tho first citi-
zens Of this county and State.
Conference Between Postmaster
Gsncrai Jewell and Colonel
sests.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-Postmaster
General Jewell had n conference to-day
with Colonel Thomas A. Scott, who
came here at his request TO arrange for
giving the Department all possible ia
%cilities ON the railroads controlled by the
latter In tho South and Southwest, with
o view to still greater dispatch in the
distribution and connection OF mails
there. Colonel Scott acquiosced In
Jewell's suggestions, and promised TO
extond all facilities that may be do.
sired.
Centeunial Excurslonists.
PHrLApELPuIl. Oct. 2l.-The oxcur.
~sionists from the West were to-day
driven TO the Centennial grounds, and
on their arrival at the main building
speeches Of welcome were made by j.
Ii. Mitchell. OF the Reception Commit.
tee, and others. The visitors were then
escorted through the other buildings,
and afterward driven to Bouquet Hall,
where speeches were made by Senator
sherman, Governor Hendricks, OF In
diana. Judge Cation, Of Chicago, mud
others.
An Old Man and Three Boys Brut-
ally Murdered.
DENVER, Col, Oct. Ala most afro
cious murder was unearthcd bore to-
day. A small tenement house in tho
eastern part Of tho city. (which had re-
Gently been vacated by some italian mu-
s~icians. was visited by q policemen to
detect the Of q stencil TINT ap-
pcared to issue from Il. lie discovered
In tho cellar the dead and putrid bodies
Of an old man and three boys, all Itsli.
ans. The bodies bear the CHASTITY marks
Of tho knife. The threats Of all had
been cut. Tho murderers are believed
to DO Italians. Intense indignation pre-
walls, and detectives are out in all direc-
lions searching for the nurderers.