Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
EASTERN DISPATCHES
II~sdignasiss nsssisg.

DoMEsIie nEws.
Isdignasiss nssstsg.
CINCINNATI. September ls.-A meet
ing Of forsign.born citizens last nigh.
was held and q resolution passed OF.
pressivs Of indignation at the remarks
Of Rev. N. II. Schsnck. wherein he. In
the Expedition opening address. az
pressed Qualification at the decline Of
emigration to this country. A rssolu-
ton was also passed asting The Ezposi-
ton Commissioners not again 10 invite
any clerical gentleman 10 make The ad-
dress.
The Past HAIL rrais sa rins.
CHICAGO. September 1s.-Ths fast
mail train arrived yesterday afternoon at
7:4a. eight minutes ahead Of time. It
consisted OF four postal. two slsepsn
and n drawing.roOm car. and left
Cleveland twsnty-four minutes late,
Elyia twsnty-ssvsn minutes late. and
from that point 70 Ssnduaky ran seventy
miles an hour. A large party Of distn.
gentlemen from Chicago and
elsewhere accompanied the train.
Disasssrs % Lake MisAigsa.
CHICAGO. Sept. lS.-Ths barge Har.
mony. lumber laden. dhftsd on the
north pier Of Chicago harbor during The
gale last night, and il vatsr-loesed and
pounding badly. though the wind and
Dee are now falling. The Grew Of eight
persons. besides Capt. Reynolds. his
wife and child. we're saved with the aid
Of . tag which was attached 70 The mast
and all was drawn safely TO shore. The
barge 10 valued at go. 600. and with her
cargo was uninsured. The Harmony
was In tow Of the propeller Chas. Rsitz,
but parted her line during the gale and
the Rsitz could NOT turn and recover II.
Reports Of other disasters are expected.
No propellers cleared last night. and .
large sailing flost put back for safety.
The survivor. Burroughs. who was re-
covered from the propeller Equinox. has
on q vessel from this port. The
inspectors desire his pres.
encs. and they had proposed 70 institute
m investigation into the u Of the
loss Of the vessel.
a Tsnpsssasus Voyage.
CHIcAoe. September l8.-Ths stoamsr
psmlico. from Europe. arrived Late last
night. This vessel left this port for
Queenstown the 10th Of Juns. 1874.
On the Sd Of September. the same year.
she left Newcastle with . cargo Of pot
ash and salsoda and after getting a. far
Ms Newfoundland was caught In . storm
and compelled to return 10 England.
whore she arrived November Sd. She
went into Winter quarters and after re-
some repairs, left April -.
1876, for this port. After being out
three days she was again caught In .
storm and was compelled to put
10 Crook Haven. She returned TO
and was converted from .
schooner into q ~brigantine and left that
port on the 9th OF jane. After snooun.
.sring heavy weather and headwinds abe
In the 81. Lawrence River. hav.
ng been out hfty.four days. She i'm
nodiately left for this port and arrived
IN Lake Huron during the storm Of last
~esk. and was thought to b Lost. She
vas caught in the storm Of Thursday.
opposite Milwaukee. and came before
he wind, arriving here last night.
ar. Tiitea q ~ . wisssss ~ Zeal.
ten In che CesaiaE Libel salt.
Nkw Yonx. Sept. IS. 1t 10 intimatsd
hat in the coming trial OF the BsechsT-
Moulton libel suit, Moulton will call
call Mrs. Tilton " q witness In his de-
tense. and rs tho same obstacle that
hindered her In the last trial from tssti-
lying does not apply In this case. there
every probability that shs will take
The witness stand.
Yeliew Fever IL Hisriaa.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 18.-Ths follow
Ing dispatch was received at the Navy
to-day from the Navy Yard
at Pensacola: Tho yellow fever Ia cpl
demic at Owls Station, Is miles above
the navy yard. The people have moi
food. medicine nor attendance.
They are crying In the name Of God for
relief. The navy ward n ~p.rfsctly
healthy.
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sfths WHISKY Thieves.
CHICAGO. September Is. - General
Grant Is in this city. and will visit tho
to-day.