Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-04
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Creek We higher yesterday than
known, At all points along the BaldDISs
and Ohio Railroad. Bstvesnsih is ~
and Grafton tnsrs Ia great destruction Of
property and loss Of grain. Tbs town
Of Pennington was almost submerged,
the water being On the first Zoos Of
nearly all the houses. A number Of
heavy land-slidss have occurred. and
bridges have been carried away on the
Parfenburg branch Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. The loss In slaves,
headings, logs and barrels carried away
from the vicinity Of Martinsvlls amounts
To 800, 900. Al the lowlands In this
section are submerged. The river Is
now rising slowly.
DAYTON, August 3.-rhs rivsrs are
beginning to fall. Small grains are all
badly damaged. tobacco used mp, Po-
tatoes rotting and corn considerably
damaged. Part Of the big bridge on
the Miami River, south OF here, was
washed away last night. Loss, 5000.
The total damage In Montgomery ooun.
~ TO crops and other property Ia ssti-
mated at s500. 900.
General Creek ss the Biaek Hills.
CHICAGO, August 3.-Ths hier-0csda
correspondent With the Black Hills par
u, telsgraphs from Camp Crook, on
Rapid Greek, under data Of July so, via
Fort Laramie, August 8. that General
Crook had arrived. and In accordance
with the order OF Generals shernan and
Sheridan, has issued q special order re-
quiring oil miners nnd other persons to
leave the Black Hills before August 10.
Two companies OF cavalry and n OF
infantry arc en- route 10 enforce the or
der. The miners In the Hills have held
meetings and decided 10 abandon their
claims until they can lawfully resume
work. No trouble IL anticipated.
Fines. Thousand Operatives Idle.
FALL RIVER, August 3,-About fifteen
thousand operatives are idle. and proba-
bly, will DO for thirty days. although ru.
mors prevail that work will DO resumed
In q week. There Is q great deal Of dis
satisfaction. Many are willing TO 20 to
work, including q good part Of the spin
ners. who haze heretofore acted almost
as q unit. How long the mills will re-
main closed II Is impossible 10 say; tho
manufacturers say they do not know
themselves. Storsksspsrs have given
notics that II "help'' can afford 10 take
q vacation Of thirty days they can afford
to pay cash for their goods, and no
credit will DO given until they work. Ev.
cry mill Is stopped with the exception OF
the Stafford, which will soon close.
Two whale Boats Wrecked.
MONTERREY. August 3.--Two whale
boats, containing thirteen men, attacked
o sulphur.bottom whale OF Point Psros
lighthouse this morning. On receiving
q discharge from q bomb-gun the whale
attacked the boats and completely do.
molished than. Fortunately. q fishing
smack was In tho neighborhood OF the
disaster, and saved the men. Tho
wrecks OF the boats, minus the arma-
ment, wsro lowed into port this after
noon.
Another stage Robbery.
ORovILLr. August 3.-This afternoon.
about 4 O'Clock. the stage from La Porto
was stopped three miles this side Of
Forbestown by fivo masked mon, who
broke open and robbed Wells. Fargo 4
Co.'s treasure box OF over 3 1880.
Officers are In hot pursuit.