Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
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ne RsSsAs - chic.
CucmAu, k1e. 4s--At seymour the
Ohio and Niss1.sippi Railroad bridge =
eoas, asd several wssh-outs have %
cufrsd on the road bssides. This city
appear To b the center Of the storm.
extending about 100 miles In each dirsc-
ton. The total damage TO railroads.
crops and private property In this Con-
erssaional Dishics u. estimated ~ 81
Thrss He. DrswssA.
AxAzxn, Cal, Aug. AT Anahsim
Landing to-day . ANAL boat was engaged
In towing . lighter out to sea to meet q
schooner. On returning u was capsized.
and three Of the erew-ack Wester-
burg. Tom Lloyd and Joseph daribraith
were drowned. VI the three remain.
inR two chung to the boat and the third
swam ashore. Assistance vas sent to
the rescue OF the parties ON the boat.
Surveyors are at work making tho
hrst survey for the grading OF the rail-
road a. far a. the Santa Anna River.
Msrs Inaigrants.
CAMP yxlDE. August - Fifteen
wagons Of immigrants from Kansas and
Missouri passed here to-day 10 settle In
various parts Of the Territory--al all In
good health. They left Kansas the mid
die Of May, and say the road between
here and Santa Fe Is lined with immi-
Rrants, some Of whom arc bound for
California. The late rains have started
the grass and tho country has . bcauti-
full appearance.
miller said - Have sailed en-
shs Last China Steamer.
SAN Francisco. August 4.-Afsw days
aso the investigation by the Central
Pacific authorities Of the dofalcation OF
| Woodruff. aims Miller. was completed.
The defalcations amount TO about 81
OO0, 900. The Company succeeded In
repairing Its losses on account OF the in
| creased value Of Woodruff o Investments.
which kept pace with his high living.
| He has not been delivered to the au-
thorities Of the law; and II Ii believed
he went TO China on the last steamer.
An officer OF the Company to-day ad-
mitted that he had been released on
parole not to quit this Jurisdiction till
hs received permission from the railroad
authorities. The Bulletin, this evening.
says ~sditorially that his ofisnsss are Of
no ordinary character. Bigany, embez.
element and forgery have been charged
against him. and II tho facts should
turn out that this man Is now beyond
the Nemesis OF California penal laws,
the people OF the State will hold the Di.
rsctors OF the Contract and Finance
| Company responsible for this outrage
upon justice.
nsysr ApRs.ls H. C~ass.lnaian
wIxSxxuccA, August 4.-Rover. the
murderer who was sentenced ct the last
sitting Of the District Court to be hung,
for his crime, on the Gath Of September
next, has appealed through his attor-
nsys 70 set asids the sentence ON the
plea Of the illegally Of the verdict, on
account Of the Jury not stating what do
gree Of murder he was guilty OF.
Some Of the Pluto Indians are very
much excited over an outrage said to
have been perpetrated on one OF their
squaws by two or three Mexicans who
were encamped on the Humboldt River.
near Mill City. In this State. The Mex
leans. in attempting to violate the per-
sons OF the squaws, wero stoutly resist
Cd by them. and for this resistance on
their part tho MsIicans inflicted on the
Indians summary punishment In the
way Of whipping and otherwise NAL
treating them.
A brother Of vasquez. tho celebrated
California bandit was In town to-day.
winnemucca was visited by n gale
yesterday afternoon, which made things
lively for q time.
Rich strike Near PalissAe.
2 PALnApk. New, August "A voin Of
ore has been struck near Palisade which
bids fair 10 rival anything on the Com.
stock Lode. Aparty OF gentlemen. OF
whom l.. I. Hogls 10 prominent, have
visited the spot, and have brought In q
number OF specimens, which. under as
say. fire and acid. have indicated sur.
prising richness. An assayer OF Eureka
pronounced Il worth 500 per ton. In
any event II Is q big thing. and some
specimens containing gold are worth
$4,000 per ton.