Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-30
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Verde settlement last Friday, at q Mexi.
can wedding. A Mexican named Chilli
pinto threw astone. seriously cutting one
Of the guests in tho face, and then ran
out OF doors, followed by two Mexicans
and q white man named Malone, NJ OF
the Mexicans grmping o spade as he
went out. They shortly returned with.
out the deceased, reporting that they did
not know where he was. His body was
afterwards found terribly cut about the
head with some blunt instrument. The
spade Was found covered with blood and
the facts reported TO the Sheriff. who ar.
rested tho two MeIicans and took them
10 Prescott for examination. Malone
left and has not yet been apprehended.
Mining Operations In Csrnueepia.
ELxo. April 2o.-The west-bound
passenger train passed here four hours
late to-day. IIf-
Hill Bsachey. George Hearst and
Charles Tozen. all mining experts, left
here to-day for C~ornucopia. Beachey
recently visited the camp, and has since
become interested In tho Leopard. The
Young America, a ~gold.bcaring ledge at
T~uscarora, on which work has recently
been resumed. Is giving promise OF being
q valuable property. The company
have just completed q hvo-stamp mill.
and will soon begin crushing.
Travel to the Island Mountain placer
has commenced. Work was begun about
ten days since. and results will be known
very soon. They give promise OF being
exceedingly rich and quite extensive.
An Omcer shot and Killed in Dis
charge OF His DUTY.
wrLKEsBARRE. Pa, April 2o.-This
morning Constable Michael Casey went
to Plymouth Township TO levy on the
goods Of james Connel. Being resisted.
no returned for aid. and Police Officer
Reibsenner went with him. They found
that Connel. in connection with ten or
twelve men. Ind assembled In one
house and barricaded It. As the officers
approached they were fred upon. Reib-
sennor receiving three balls. Casey was
also shot. Rsibsennsr was brought to
this city. where no is dying. Casey Is
in q critical condition. The Sheriff,
with q posse Of armed mon. went to the
scene Of the outrage and arrested two OF
Connsl's gang. and tho others. 1t is
thought. cannot escape.
A v%ilisinous Compound.
NEW YoRx. April 29.--Tho British
ship Niagara arrived from Liverpool. on
the 4th Of April. with q cargo Of salt,
arsenic and other merchandise. mainly
chemicals. Tho salt was slowed in the
lower hold. and the arsenic between
decks. During tho voyage somo pack.
ages Of arsenic wore broken and the con.
tents distributed about the decks. On
the ships arrival. the cargo was dis.
charged and delivered 10 the consignees.
The salt was sold and most Of It sen,
out Of tho city. Subsequently fears
arose that some arsenic might have
come In contact with the salt. To dis
cover whether this Was tho fact, ssveral
portions Of the salt were placed in the
hands Of Professor Doromus for analy.
sis, and the result showed tho presence
Of arsenic in that portion OF the cargo.
Accordingly, with immediate dispatch.
the poisonous salt was ordered back for
thorough search. and destruction II nee
essary.
The wrecked steamer Ventura
War In the Democratic Camp,
SAN FnAScrsco. April 29.-Mark Rob.
bins, agent for Goodall, Nelson 4 Per.
kins, writes from Point Sur beach, under
date Of April %. to his employers, ur-
gently asking that assistance may be
sent him, In order that a portion Of the
cargo may be saved. He says that tho
country people for fifty miles around
have gathered at the scene Of the wreck
and are taking possession Of everything
they can lay their hands ON. f~orbidding
him to touch anything unless he pays
them salvage. Without prompt and
strong assistance he will no unable to
savo anything. Ho says tho steamer
has gone 10 pieces.
The war in tho Democratic camp con
tinues. Tho Executive Committee OF
the harmonized State Central AMI
County Committees met q number Of
prominent Democratic citizens and in
terested outsiders In tho Fourth Dis
trict Courtroom this evening. ostensi-
bly, for conference on tho question for
delaying tho primary previously mp
pointed for May I. The result proves,
however. that the prominent citizens
had very little voice In tho matter.
Meantime q meeting Of forty candidates
chosen at the opposition meeting last
night congregated ut the Fifteenth Dis
trict Court-room. and appointed n COM
mittee TO wait upon the meeting at the
Fourth District Courtroom and present
q protest against any postponement Of
the primary, and the reply was returned
that the matter had already been fully
decided by the Executive Committee,
and the election would DO postponed
until the 18th OF May. At this juncturc
one Of the aforesaid prominent citizens
made o motion TO vote on tho question
OF postponcmcnt, and q majority Of tho
meeting was in favor OF no further post
poncment; but the Chairman ruled the
question out Of order, on tho ground
that tho Executive Committee had
settled the matter as above noted. The
committee Of the disaffected therefore
returned to their meeting vt tho Fourth
District Courtroom. stated the result OF
their mission. and tho meeting adjourned
until Thursday evening.
About 1 o'clock this afternoon u
painter named William Leonard. work.
ing on n new building on Montgomery
avenue, fell from tho staging, receiving
fatal injuries. He was q native OF Now
York, aged 10 years.
The Hawaiiaa Reeiprocity Treaty.
WASHINGTON. April 29.-The Secrs.
tary Of the Treasury. in answer TO an
application from Portland. Oregon. for
free entry Of q cargo Of sugar from the
Sandwich Islands, telegraphs 10 tho Of.
feet that, rs tho treaty recently con-
cluded between the Hawaiian Govern
ment and that Of the United States has
not been promulgated, such entry can.