Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-11

MN Ia
Hill. They the entered ths old o6iSsSs
building. for Freshmen. The door, 81
several we're broken open, and Ill
FrssAmsn were dragged fron thsif bed
and mbjscssd to the greatest iDdis.iies.
The Faculty made . descent and cap
tursd fosr students. who were. on the
following day. indefinitely suspended.
The Sophomore class has addressed .
letter TO the Faculty asking 70 b sus-
pended.
RaiIFsaA Accident u Isws.
A special from Lansips. Iowa. con-
tains the following particulars concern
Ing the accident on the Chicago,
Dubuque and Minnesota Railway, on
Thursday: The wounded were carried
on the cushions 10 4 fsrry boat, which
steamed down for than. and they were
comfortably housed 1t The Pufschmit
House. Everything that could Be done
for their comfort wal chssrfully done
by the oompany's officials, and no one
Is 10 blame for The accident which 10
solely attributed to the heavy rsins-ths
greatest known In northern Iowa for
some years past. The injured were
g. @. Scott McGrsgor. Iowa, In The
head; 0'Mshatt, . lawyer. Nsw A.
bany. internally; J. @. Tucker. Chicago.
serious; Miss II. Farreson, McGresor;
A. Schsfsr. Chicago. slight; Mrs. Eng
lshorn. Lansing; R. n. simns. Hart.
ford. Conn, head r. W. Peterson,
Boston, slight; W. Freeman, Prairie du
Chen. slisht; W. Temple, Philadelphia.
slisht; W. H. Carr. Chicago. In head;
A. G. Crosby. Desrhsld, Wis.,. slisht;
N. L. Holton. New Yorh. tsd; W. L.
Gamble. Jackson. leg and bead, bad.
The Storm % Lake Miehisss-Prs.
Dslssr LEST viii sli A. DsarA-
Twsnty.nvs Hes sad I've We.
mes Drowned.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE schooner
Emma Ameys arrived In pert this fore
noon. damaged Slishtly BY the storm Of
yesterday. Her captain reports the
sinking Of the large propeller Equinox.
and the drowning Of oil hands. M2r.
n. yesterday. the propeller was towing
the schooner ON the Michigan shore
near Little Point an Sable. and both
wero laboring hsvily In the waves.
When about ten miles south Of the
Point, the propeller sprung aleat
and commenced to sink very
In fact 40 fast that the
Of the schooner was obliged to
cut adriit. and the storm was 30 great
he could not approach nsar enough
TO the Inflated boat 10 render any as
.sistanes. The propeller went down In .
few minutes with all hands on board
twenty-five men and two women In all
Of whom were saved. The names
OF the unfortunate fellows could not DO
ascsrtained. The Equinox was run on
tho Grand Trunk Line. and was owned
by Captain Scott. who was on board. ns
wore also bis two daughters. all Of
whom wore lost.
Raiirsad Project ~ Nebraska
Omaha. Sept. ll.-Several companies
this stats have been asked 10 choose
between the proposed railroad from
west designed 10 ultimately
roach tho Black Hills and
he proposed sItsnton Of tho
Nebraska Railroad from lincoln 10
Fremont. Neither the Omaha Herald
nor tho Rspub,iedn favored the bonds.
4 Convention held In sanders county
decided In favor Of the Broad
,augs and Nsbrasta.
Se~ .s''rsse
E,.r s,o,n,v. On. Sent. 1.-THE
s,Oinav mud Canada Railroad has com.
olstcd arrsncom.uts to nui,h liz road 70
lho Grand R,pids and Indiana Railroad
hi. Fan. Sand Lake has been decided
.ror a. N. min. ~ i-ntsr,.ctiop. Tho
yrpdips IA we'll undsr vsy 10 Lake View.
III. p'%nn.yl'.ni. Central d' .as aeon . con.