Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
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Beeamer Colltaed Win AnOeher
vessel-One Nero Unfessanste nes-
eucd and several Dssd Dbl ks-
fx,rrLs. November 10.
The "Evsnins Dispatch" furnishes the fol-
lowing special to-1ayt
The steamer ooli,h returned fro.a CAPS Flat
teri last night AMI reports that tho REVENUE
cutler oliver wAlcott piched NJ ona Of the
ouartermasters OF III steam z Pacific near
faiier Point, about thirty milesipslde the cape,
on Monday morning 81 I o'clccs. The man hsd
be~u In the water eighty hoou. Atoss time
Guiding Captain Howell. the . end oscsr and
. LADY,. They al either died or were washtd %
and drowned. Howell died on runday, heing
the last TO leave this man. Amer Captain How
ellis death he caught sdry goods Dor and ioaisd
II ' sss. n n. s.u nsu Of he c Disaster ssps ~ s'i aSsi s sp
steamer vas struck By . ship just 70 war Of
the wheelhous. On the ,tarboard stia. eating
h . IN two. His story Is substantially the rams
- Jelly's. LIC
Ban rRAvcisco. N wcmbcr 10.
A dispatch VAS receiwd In san Francisco this
morning. frum Purt Tuwnsfnd, which ssid the
revenue steamer Oliver walcott hsd picked up
one ofthe crew Of the Pa ihc on . raf. Captain
Howell wss swept from the same ran ssd
dr5wned. The seaman reports that the Pacific
was struck b., q vessel und 7 full sail: IL e
III NNA@' tNu'A v AsNN Nv W anu ~
IL believed that British gunboat. ar~ cut search
ing for evidences OF the wreck The man -.
cusd BY the steamer Oliver waicott says the
Steamer California ssed In p ain sightof . rr
whe,e several surviving perp0ns were. Other
az Ss;, e.: . .ssI r. ;,c ssa n, n ' s,.es sie' ny, w tsS sG e.:
also recovered cne or two dead bodirs. The
steamer Gussie Telfair reports SeeiHa Q vessel
In distress oatsids the cape with her Iva union
down and bowspiit gone. which was undoubt.
edly tho vessel c hiding with the iseihr. Tho
steamer Teiiair has recovered three hodiea.
pOsrLAsD. Or. November 10.
The steamship CALIFORNIA;, from sitka and way
ports, arrived Last evening. Her ofhesrs report
seeing . quaint y Of wrecked matter south Of
CAPE Piatiery. T,ey did not however. tn,~
that the Pacific Vas lust uttl they reached A.
: ris. The Clif rnia Experienced bolncrou.
che crossed The oolumbia River bar.
Decision or Judge Bersnan ~ 70
She C~ompstsusy 81 nsrsson Jary.
men
sAlr LAKs Nov, mb,r 10.
The question was raisci u the Tnird Listrct
CJurt On Monday a. 10 the competency ~
james johnson. q Mormon. u srrys ~ . Jury
man In the suit of q non.Mormsn against :
Mo mon. The claiL Was male ,hst he would
be biased In favor Of . fell " ehurchman .ls,.
that he would bs inrneuced by the fact that
the Common Coupcil. consisting Of Maruons.
had appropriated money ~ defend the case.
Many sttnesses-among them some lsaders o.
the Mormon Church and. also, . Number OF
apostst, Mormons-wers examined .: 70 the OF.
tent Of influence 90 council brousht 70 bear
upon jurymen. Judge Borsmsn to-day
overraled the challenge Of the jury.
| man, deciding that no evidence . b~eo
given, showing that the Mormon Iufymen had
IN any case been instruct d by the church su.
tho,ities o. I, the verdict they should give: and
| 49, ..k..k .lsU a. hal aHpHRaaad thu
| opinion that . Mormon would not be Q p.rtiI
witness when the church interests were d stake.
aud that no believed that n . Mormon Juror be-
iieved Brigham Y,ung wanted . luryman to
take q given course. tina would be the direction
he woull ,ts. indsp.nd.ni OF his q consis,
bsea done or that tho jutymsn objected 70 vas
under any influence outsids the Court
The wsodviile,
The dIs.aiisasL SHAREHOLDERS VI ths Wood.
vi . mins met to nighe. hichsel Hayes. Chair.
mau 81 the inves. igating ComDittee, who bad
examined the books sinos last meeting. stated
In efect that tbs company hsd Issued Q note fr
ti,lo0o 10 defny the expenses Of WORKING the
mine for November and December Of this year,
and puts up the total Indebtedness OF the Com.
lsny Of siiJ,0U0. which does not Include $1,000
| claimed 10 bs due On contract for machinery,
| nor extras ment oned In the contract. Y NJ.
Kennedy, one of the Quantities. stated that
f5D.OO had Teen collected In ass.. sments
assessment, f,t<iy lsyied. Of 81 per share. hsd
already been expended. II u. Yves sid Pear.
con raj stated on the street that this assess-
ment wouli pay him tPcayonl what was due
him, and thai another would have 70 b lsvitd
10 continue the waking Of the mine. Hayes
said Iesrsoa told him beio,e the last NEE Ing
he had s<s,fUo Of tho c~ompany's funds In b .
possessIon, but Hayes sfterwsrd discovered that
the Company owtd pearson $40 va 20 on .
note. The total Indebtedness above given In
elud,s The note ssven 70 : h,ss'n ,or ne
eating COMMITTEES was instructed 10 commsnce
legal NJ weddings asainpt the Company. and Q
uommiltee 0f Twenty appointed 70 % let the
Treasurer of the invrs,ig ting Committee In
| collecting tho assessment OF ten cents levied on
stockholders to defray leesl expenses.
The suddcn IIiusss or vice Presi.
dent Wilson.
WASHINGTON. November 10.
Much sisrn was felt 81 the Capitol this mo n.
| Ing about i05O. In consequence Of the sudden
illness Of the Vice President. lie had come 70
hi. room on the Senate side of the building %
usual. but not feeling vsry well, = questsd oos
the attendants N have . warm bath prepared
the bath. remaining In . short time. lie then
vent 10 . barber .hop for the purpoae Of being
rhayei. While In the BARRIERS chair. he Wss
seized with an illness. his iAce becoming VIZ
pal. aud d-atbLite. u was thought by the few
per- ns then present that he had bsen attacked
but copiou, applications VI cold water were
| msde 10 his face and neck. lie was sufficiently
conscious - ask thst Chief Medical Puryeyor
raxtsr. Of the army. be sent ~. ana complsintd
Of. severe palm. In the head and n,ek;
were sent for. Or. Hserudsr arrived
hrrt. and eurgson Baxter soon amer.
Dr. Ford and Ashton were also In sttsndance.
The Vice President vss then removed u the
cpn.ultaii N rooms Of the supreine q Jurt. 0sn-
ali. Chief CLERK Of fhe Senate. and other cf.
nc n OF thst bJdy wes promptly p,esent to
render any aid necea ssry. A oathaftie was I'd.
ministersd which had the dc irsd effect, and a.
noon the patient sscmed 70 Be comparatively
been anscted with ,pinai irritation for tho lat
week or ten ds,s and had com llaiped OF severe
palms between his shoulders. The Doctor 10 Of
the opinlop 70 was not an attack of paralysis or
spopIeIy. but that 70 was causst ~ indigestion
and constipation. He lpprehend. no further
moud 10 his qnsre rs ct tho wsshing,on
House In the Afternoon or evening.
AIS .'clsck this . tsrnoon Mr.. Wilson vas 10
an aptar ntiy comfortable condition. the pain
In his head having ceased. Although he does
no. rally a. npidly 10 desired By attendant ply
sici,ns. they THAI. according 10 p'e~-nt rymp.
toms. he will recover In The course Of . week.
Thar !. no indication Of paralysis. All neees
cary . ranecments are made for HE comfort AMI
treatment In the Vice .residents room In toe
y nate. Among the callers are the Postmaster
the T.,asury. and ex. Congressman Ks logR. OF
Connecticut. @. O. SHINING. assistant pLivtt'
sccretary 10 the President. hearing Of the Illness
Of Mr.. Wilson. q once went 10 the C'pitol, and
from thers t~elefrsphed 10 the President Of New
York. Much sympathy 10 svsrJvhsrs ex'