Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13
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Shsssang ADsshsR Team Match
Loxpox, July 12.-Gildsrlseve has
Officially replied to an inquiry from
the London agent Of the Associated
Press that the Americans are determined
not TO shoot In another teAm match this
side Of the Atlantic. and finally says:
ssThe members Of the team are nov
ssparatsd. and cannot DO brought to-
gsther for any purpose before mkt
week. Five or siI Of them would prob
ably Be- glad, % individuals. 70 shoot d
Wimbledon on Saturday. II Lloyd's cup
In offered free 10 all eomsrs." He has
written 10 Major Leach, rendering.
through him. the thanks Of the Ameri-
can team 10 the Lord Mayor and cid-
zens Of Dublin fer the warm reception
and zealous and courteous attsntions
paid 10 them during their visit. Thanks
have also been sen the Belfast Rscsp-
tion Committee.
Needy a.a sankey's Farewell.
LONDON. July 12.-Moody and Sank.
sy's farewell took place to-day. Earl
s~haftsbury. Samuel Morley. ~. p,
Right Hon. Cowper Temple. Mr.. Mac
Arthur and seven hundred clergy wcro
present. Speeches were made full OF
praise Of the eminent re~vivalists for the
fresh life and snorgy they had intro
ducsd In the churches and the stead
fastness Of their converts. A sugges-
ton was made that q memorial Of some
Kind be presented. Mr.. Stone, ON bo-
half Of Moody. said II would not be &C
osptsd, and that nothing would give
them mort pain. lf
Heavy Robbery.
NEW YoRx, July l2.-Two woll Dress
oil mel to-day obtained admission TO the
house Of Mathies n. Dancer. Thoy no
sooner entered than they seized
Mrs. Dancer. bound and gagged her and
let In Eve others. They proceeded to
ransack the house from top to bottom.
and obtained SO. 600 in Virginia bonds.
There Ia no clsw to the robbers.
Appreaehisg Trial OF Jehn n. Lee
Ter Participating fn the Noun.
sain Meadows Massacre.
BxAyxs. July l2.-Ths trial OF John
d. Leo for connection with tho Noun
tain Meadows Massacre Of 1851, in
Southern Utah. at which lao immi-
grants-men, pine and children
from Arkansas and Missouri were muir
dered, will probably come mp on tho 10Th
instant. There are q great many wit
nsssss In town, twenty OF whom have
address o communication to Marshal
Maxwsl asking mean OF subsistence.
and an examination In chambers, In or.
der that they might return homo and
attend TO their crops. General MAJ
we'll answered that mileage and fees was
all he eould pay, and that the District
Attorney would take his own course in
taking testimony. II 10 believed and
hoped that this terrible crime, which
has boon charged to the Mormon poo
pie for the last eighteen years, will be
disprovon. or that the guilty parties
will DO brought to Justice.
Paaic In . Mssic Hall.
SHlxorrrLp, Mass, July ll.-Dur-
ing a performance in Music Hall. al
westfsld. Saturday night, n slight or
plosion Of gas took place under the
stage, whsroupon the alarm OF fire was
raised, and the audience rushed for the
doors and windows, many In the gale
ries jumping to tho floor, aud Others
hanging out Of the windows rsady Ia
drop TO the ground II necessary. A
cool-hsaded man, however, jumped upon
q seal and shouted "There Ia n fire!'
while large numbers soon got out into
the street, and the jam at the doors and
windows was relieved. Tho audience
soon returned TO the performance. Dur
ing the panic several women tainted,
and . number Of persons were quite
badly crushed.
Banquss 70 the American Team.
EprsBuHoH, July 12.-Mr. Robson
American Consul. gave IN informal ban
qust to the team tonight at the City
Club. Several residents wore present,
and expressed regret that there had
been no opportunity to give tho Ameri
cans an official reception. ~ a manifest
alton OF Sootland's kindly feeling to the
United States. Gildersleeve says nearly
all the members will reach London IN
time 70 take part individually ut Vim
blsdon on Saturday.
Sunday Services In Plymouth.
New YoRk. July 1l.--Tho first Sun
day services in Plymouth Church. Ia
Mr.. Bsscher's absence on vacation this
Summer. were conducted by President
Porter. Of Yale College, who preached
an ordinary sermon. Rev. DIR. Edward
Bescher and Mr.. Bullard (Mrs. Beech.
er's brother). wero the only relatives OF
the great pastor present. In place OF
the usual floral display the platform was
covered with orange lilies.
Runeral OF 0cserai blair.
ST.. Lours. July 1.-THE funeral Of
General Blair took place this evening.
Tho services wero performed by Rev.
7. II. Post. assisted by DIR. James H.
Brooks. Tho remains were conveyed to
Rslfontaine Cemetery, under escort Of
the First Missouri Regiment. and were
| followed by n larco ooncourvo of ell.