Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-07
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NEw YoRx. August 7.-Cardinal Nc
Closty leaves for Europe at 0 O'Clock A.
n: to-day. 70 dsi. Rome. All the
priests and Archbishop will accompany
him 10 the steamer and bid him adisu.
He expects 10 return about the middle
Of November. 81 When hs arrives at
Rome he will present The Pope with
$40. 900 In gold-ths gift Of the Catholic
Diocese Of New York.
Missing sshssaer Arrived.
CHICAGO. August 7.-csptain John
Prindivills received dispatch snnoun.
cling the safe arrival Of the schooner
Palmer 1t Tasbre. Il took her atty
days TO make the trip from Queenstown
to this side. an unusually long time. and
many had already given her up as lost.
Mr.. Prindiville was about tho only who
continually insisted that she would turn
up all right, no matter how long abe
was out. and events have proven that
he Was right. The Palmer left Chicago
with a cargo Of corn for Liverpool, May
II. 1874. and arrived at the other side Of
the ocean without having got into any
trouble. She was chartered 70 take back
. cargo Of chemicals, but, when near
Newfoundland. encountered several
storms, and was almost wrecked, com.
Polling her to 60 back 10 England for
repairs. In tho Fall she again tried TO
reach this country. but with no better
success than the first time. being again
driven back In a disabled condition this
time. She arrived at this side Of the
ocean, but only after = most tedious and
lengthy. voyage and having been given
up as lost BY many.
HanEed.
A spsciol from Union Court House.
South Carolina. says Alfred Walker. q
notorious desperate, was hanged there
yesterday. for the murder Of Rev. ]. II.
Miller. q Methodist peachor. In April
last. Walker confessed To having com.
mitted other murders.
Murder VIII oss.
NArlNoRi, ILL.,, August 7.--Mn. l..
wsrtman, wife Of Rev. Mr.. wertmsn,
who was tried and acquitted In the
County Court for the murder Of Mrs.
Hedges, her husbands alleged paramour,
has been indicted by the Grand Jury OF
woodiord county for perjury. on the
evidence Of q girl who has been working
for her. and who has further related that
Mrs. wertman had confessed to her tho
murder OF Mrs. Hedges. stating that she
was assisted In the murder by her son.
who II about q nam grown.
Explssisn ~ che Bridesbarr ArSs-
nal-Thirty Psrssns Killed and
wsundsd.
PHILADELPHIA. August IA dreadful
calamity occurred ut Bridesburg. Penn,
this morning. About $50 q terrible OK
plosion occurred which was heard for q
considerable distance. The building In
which tho explosion occurred was liter
ally blown TO atoms. Between 80 aud
40 lives were lost. The cause Of the
accident Is yet unknown. Bhdesburg,
whore the United States Arsenal 10 Sit.
uatsd, Is seven miles out Of town. In
The Twsnty.third Ward. on Frankford
Greek, near the mouth OF the Delaware.
Tho explosion is creating terrible excite
ment In tho neighborhood. Most Of
the population were residing on tho on.
posits side Of the creek. Tho arsenal
waa In command OF Lieutenant Colonel
Andrew J. Treadwsll. The explosion
occurred In tho laboratory Of the arsen-
al. Twenty-Five persons were In the
rooms at the timo. Following Is q par.
lial List Of casualties; Killed-John
Mclaughlin and John McAIullen.
wounded-Edwin Childs. Albert Letter.
William Butler. Abraham Farens md
s. Irwin. The explosion was
cansed by the breaking mp OF
condemned ammunition. Their were
from 40 10 60 boys at work In the labora.
tory. Only two are reported killed. but
several are fatally wounded. The whole
number Of killed and wounded will be
under 80. The indications arc that the
frat reports Of tho explosion were great
iy exaggerated. Tho killed will not
probably exceed two or three though
there are q number injured, all Of whom
are boys.
The Lightning Nail Train.
CHICAGO, August IA Warrington
special says that the Post Office Depart
msnt has received information that su.
perintendsnt Bangs has concluded nego-
tiations for the fast mail train, and an
experimental train will be run between
New York and Chicago about tho mid
die Of this month. The FIRST regular
train will leave New York at 4 o'clock
on the morning Of October LIST. No
passengers or freight will be taken; the
onio cars will be mail cars. The u to
Niagara Falls will be made without stop,
at an average speod Of forty miles per
hour.
s.spieisss erTssi Play.
There has boon a growing suspicion
L.. 49, ~. four vouno Cincinnatiana.