Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-14
EASTERN DISPATCHES
DoMEsTio MEWs.
Scandal lts0s.

prsssntmsnt to-day. II Losdsr 10 10
dictsd. the District Attorney viii NOV
for his trial next week. Moulton wen
to Narragansstt to-day 70 zee Gen. Bot
Ter. regarding the libel indictment
against him. and to force ths Disthc
Attorney 10 bring the matter 70 an Il
sue. ..i..tf
Indian TrsaAlss.
RED CLouD AoxScr. July N.-Th,
soldiers have killed two Indians an,
wounded three Others on Little Whit,
river. Great sIcitemsnt prevails. ant
will somewhat delay the work Of tn
Commissioners.
The intercollegiate Regatta ~ ssr
stsgss n. r.-Csvssll Wiss.
sARArooA. N. Y. July 1.-THE morn
ing opened cloudy and threatened rain,
but at this hour. 1880. the sun 10 on
and the weather fns. The lake 10 II
good condition for the races. Tho Grove
In attendance Is immense. A largt
number Of people are congregated OIL
the grand stand. and the banks Of the
lake are crowded. There 10 quite O
breeze blowing. but the surface OF the
lake is yet smooth enough for rowing.
The call for the boats into line Wal
arsd at Has, after all we're In position
for starting except Dartmouth. Ths
Cornell Freshmen. winners Of yesterday,
are out In a pair Of waved shells In front
Of the grand stand. There was soms
confusion In getting the boats In posi-.
ton for starting. and some changes
made. The water Is growing roughsr.
there are reports Of difficulty at the
starting point. Dartmouth was last 10
get into line.
The boats have just started In the
great intercollegiate three-mile race.
AZ the haif-mils post Harvard led.
At the first mile dag Harvard led. hav.
ing passed Cornell. The latter had the
lead at the FIRST half mile. instead Of
Harvard. ~ nrst reported; Dartmouth
second. and Harvard third. At the mile
and hall Harvard continued to lead. hut
was passed by Cornell on the second
mile, all crows pulling gsmsly. Al the
second mile Dag Cornell led, With Har-
vard second. Al two and ons-half miles
Cornell was still ahead. ard won the
race. Time. ol:5l. After finishing the
race, the Cornell crew put In shore and
were seized BY tho boys Of Cornell Col.
lego. who carried them by the grand
stand with loud cheers. Tho time on
the first mile was Gao; second mile,
5:27; the two milos, 1916.
sAnlrooA LAxr-Ths position Of tho
crews Is officially declared as follows:
Cornell first, Columbia second. Harvard
third. Dartmouth fourth. Yale fifth. the
remainder Of the contcsting crews came
struggling In bohind. There was great
enthusiasm over Cornell. The crews
were mounted on the shouldsrs Of their
college mates and carried back and forth
before the grand stand amid snthusias-
tic demonstrations. The Official limo Of
the winning crow is 10 minutes and 53H
seconds.
Carpenters Ststuc OF Lincsis.
Nxw YoRx. July 14.-Frank Carpsn.
ter has completed the full length statue
OF President Lincoln. ordered by the
State for the Albany Capitol. It rep
rssents Lincoln standing In front Of .
chair. his left hand holding . copy Of
the Emancipation Proclamation. and
his right hand resting on the Bible. In
the background il o statue Of Liberty,
aud on the loft In the distance. IL seen
the dome Of the Capital. The likeness
Is exceedingly we'll drawn. The picture
will he placed In the Senate Chamber In
Albany in a few days.
wiii visit Rsss.
Nrw Yolx. July l4.-Cardinal Nc
Ciosky sails for Europe August 7th. for
the purpose OF Waiting Rome, to receive
the scarlet hat and ring from the Pope.
This ceremony will take place in public
In the consistorv Of the Vatican. In
presence Of other cardinals and bishops
In Rome. The papal envoy. Mons. Ro-
cate and DR.. Ubaldi. viii return 70 this
city the latter part Of the week. They
leave for Liverpool July 2sth, stopping
q short time In England and then pro-
ccsding to Rome, via Paris. A number
Of Catholic societies will escort them.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
BALTIMORE, July li.-Thos. McCar-
thy. . brakeman Of the Northern Con.
trail Railroad In attempting to board a
truin OF the Western Maryland Railroad.
just outside the city limits. lost his
hold. and. falling on the track, tho en-
tire train passed over his neck. sovering
his head from the body. An inquest
will be held to-day. Deceased was the
support Of his widowed mother and siI
children.
Japan 0sstisE Ready fer che Ces.
teaaiai.
PnrLApxLPHiA. July IA Messrs. Leu,
Igarba & Issy. the Japanese Com.
missionsrs to the Centennial exhibition,
have arrived in this city aud will con.
tinue to reside here until the close OF
the exhibition. They have presented
thoir credentials from the Director Gen.
srai. and are prsparedto erect aJspsnsss
building on the exhibition grounds.
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