Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-06
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DoMEsTIo HEWs.
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PHnAprLrHrA. August CA grocery
keeper. on the Frankfort road. having
thrown away some unstable sausagss,
they we're picked up by children Of thu
noighborhood. and eleven Of them an
ssriously sick. One child died ysstsr'
day. The stors.ksspsr and nanuise'
turer Of the sausagss were arrested.
Bnsinsas Failure - stolen JswsIsy
RsesvsrsA.
NEW YoRx. August 6.-Manny and
Mnrshall. dealers In builders and plumb.
sfs materials. have suspended. With liz.
bilitiss said to exceed si4o. ZOO.
James. Henry and John Hale, cabin
passengers in the steamer Klapstoci
from Havrs. have boon arrested, and In
their possession was found. among Other
jswelry, some answering the description
Of the family jewels stolen from Coun.
tess Dubez; also some stolen from q
New York lady in Paris.
Businsss sssps.sssss.
HALIylx. N. g.. August o.-Thomas
Boegs & Co., hardware dealers. and
Passsnt & King, wholesale groosrs, are
In financial difficulties. The liabilities
are large in both cases. Further fail.
ures are talked Of.
Resumpsien Of Railway Travel.
CHICAGO. August CA 81. Louis
special says oil railroads oeutsring there
have made good Roadway In repairing
the breaks occasioned by the late heavy
minis, and some have established through
connections. though II will DO several
days before things will 30 restored To
their former condition. The Ohio and
Missouri route remains closedt to through
passenger travel. Il will be three days
before the necessary repairs are made.
No Cincinnati mail matter has been re-
ccived since Monday. The hrst regular
train on tho vandalla route leaves on
time to-day. though q transfer will have
to be made at tho wash-out between
Terrs Haute and Indianapolis. The
Chicago and Alton Railroad IL now
running through on time. the Danga-
mon bridge having been repaired. The
washouts on the Indianapolis have been
repaired and trains will 60 through to-
day rs usual. The discomfort among
travellers Is great. Most Of them are
afraid to travel on the roads just re.
paired on account Of the soft condition
| Of the road bsd.
TIE Msxicas Minisssr sssa Dsseas,
sherman q Co. fer bis Honey
New rhesry.
Nxw Yonx. August 6.-The Mexican
Minister has brought suit against Dun
can, Sherman 4 Co. 10 recover SIC, 900
gold. He claims that under the comfy
Of nations this money deposited with
the firm Is not subject to the State law
covering the distribution OF an insolvent
estate. He considers this gold Is pro-
tectsd by the same immunity which pro-
tscts his servants and his other proper.
~ by reason OF his being q diplomatic
representative accredited to the Govern
ment OF the United States.
Arrested Tor Esases.ienest-
ST.. LOUIS, August o.-Tho RspuSli.
ems st. Joseph special says the sspcr-
visor Of Internal Revenue. Fred. Meyer.
Of this District. and Revenue Agents
Brans and Wheeler have been eIamin.
ing tho revenue affairs Of that place for
several days past, and yesterday G. d.
Wilkinson. United States Collector. and
John L. B~ettingor. Gaugcr, were taken
before tho United States Commissioners
on u charge Of embezzlsmcnt Of public
funds and conspiracy TO dsfraud. and
deirauding the Government. Both par.
ties waived examination.
firs IL Rochester. n. =.
ROCHESTER,, August 0.-Ths stores In
tho Warren block In Leroy. were burnt
this morning. Loss, $4,000.
Ths oeCssneil Memsrial this side
the Atlantic.
BosroS, August G.-Ths celebration
Of the O'Connell centennial was insugu.
rated this p. n. by appropriate memo
rial religious services In the church on
Harrison avenue, under direction Of
Archbishop Williams, assisted by several
priests and sub-deaoons. There was q
largo attendance Of the service. The
programme Of the day includes q grand
mass meeting at Music Hall this even
ing; nm Grafton by Wendell Phillips and
a poem by John Boyle 0'Reilly.
NOMINAL. August 6.-Ths C'Connsll
centenary Is being celebrated here 10.
day with great enthusiasm.
The barley crop Is generally well har-
vested and tho yield win be more than
average.
AupuRS. N. Y. August o.-The Irish.
Americans Of Auburn appropriately eel.
citrate the Tooth anniversary OF Daniel
0'Counell's birth. by listening TO an
eulogy delivered BY Rsv. d. o'Gormsn
OF New York city.
Damage In sse ssash ~ storm aad
Drsuth.
WASHINGTON. August 0.-Congress'
man Hayes, Of Alabama, arrived this
morning. being Ave days in making the
trip, owing 70 damages 70 the railroad
by storms. He reports the destruction
along creeks and rivers as very great.
He says Alabama and Mississippi are
suffering from drouth. and cotton has
boon badly damaged. Similar adviocs
have been received here from Georgia,
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