Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
.,,u.. 70 ru, cot, m. p.nr r..
DOMESTIC NEWS.

from the Black Hills only confirms what
We have all along known. Whom the
military captured . few miners on their
way To the Hills, many more got In. AZ
least 800 went from here and various
points on the Missouri. are o there OF
on The way. following the route marked
out from Sioux City. The Transports
ton Company Is daily sending men who
In due time will b heard from. They
can make the trip TO Gordon City their
base Of supplies In eight days from here.
The Pony Express Company sent out .
rider last week. The rider will DO In
here Saturday with gold IRON the mines.
Frashsr's party. consisting Of himself
and two others. were not killed BY In.
dams - reported. Private sduess To-
day from Fort Sally state that his party
were captured BY Indians. but subss.
qusntly released after being robbed.
The party attempted TO mako their way
home. but were intercepted on the res.
srvation by the military. and are now in
confinement. Major A. T. Carter has
telsgraphsd the commander at Fort Ran.
dali for q sufficient force to protect his
agency, as there Is stated TO DO . large
number Of 6isuI Indians on the war.
path, aud to have threatened his agency.
Irrespective Prise Fight.
sr. LouIS, June 24.-Tom Allen, tho
pugilist, has rseonsidsred his dstermin.
alton never to enter the rcped arena
again, and sent the following telegram
TO his business manager. date st. Louis,
June Oath: Mr.. Chamben, Philadel.
phia-Match me TO hght George Rookie
for one thousand dollars q side. on the
nnt Of July. The hght TO take place
fifty miles from Detroit. Let Harry
Hill 10 stakeholder and referee. II this
does not suit him draw your money.
Allen Is willing to give Rookie his "
way In everything. and there 10 no
reason Why tho pugilisis should not
come together, II Rooks means business.
Yissesd - Monte sharps.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Juno 24.-On the
train going west from hsre Tuesday
evening, was q farmer from Cedar d
~, who was hsecsd by monte sharpers
10 tho amour. Of $500. There were o
few others who were out more or less,
the amounts ranging from $40 TO 500.
Apply for = Rsesiver.
NEW YoRK. June 2i.-French holders
Of Ave million dollars worth Of tho first
mortgage bonds Of the New York. Bos-
ton & Montreal Railroad have dlsd q
bill in equity in tho U. 8. Court, pray.
lug for . receiver and such other relief
as tho Court can give. Plaintiff com.
plant Is that they wsro induced to pur.
chass said bonds on false representa-.
tons.
Beeehsr.Tiitsa-J udge Nelson Ne.
gins Ills Charge 70 the Jury-rhs
Case net 70 be Rs-opened.
Nrw Yonx, juno 23.-Tho Brooklyn
Courtroom was crowded this morning.
Bsechsr and wife being among the
Plymouth throng. Judge Nelson said
that, under the circumstances, he was
compelled on examination Of the aha-
dsvits to dsny tho application for TO
opening the case. and In accordance with
Dsash's request the papers were hlsd
with the Clark Of the Court. Judge
Nelson then stated that tho jury might
retain them. II they 70 desired. while he
delivered tho charge. After congratu.
latins the jury on the approaching close
OF their labon, and saying that he had
habitsslly refninsd from stating
his own " opinions on questions Of
fact. Ho said In this hour II Is your
duty to accept fully and without q shade
Of mental reservation the rules Of Law
stated, but on the other hand I wish TO
pay o like degree Of respect to your
great Office. You are the sole judges OF
tho weight Of testimony and Of tho
credibility Of witnesses. A q Of
this Restraints me from commenting on
tho proofs at large and from indicating
TO you what my own opinions may DO
on questions Of fact involved. Your
recognition Of that a. your relation 10
the Court and to tho cause, il due to the
oath you have taken. to render q true
verdict according 10 the evidence. Ny
recognition Of IL IL due net only to you
but to these parties, a. the moral force
Of q verdict depends largely on the fact
that Il is the unbiased judgment Of
twelve men selected from tho body
Of our citizens. and in the most
solemn form known to u laws conse-
Cthtou W tuoit sot'ioV' Az iaeh 's"sse
that counsel had extracted 20 much ties.
timony from the Ill witnesses that II he
was to quote 1t 10 them they would not
reach their deliberations until days.
The plsadings had been stated in their
hearing and they understood that the
charge Of adultery lay at the bottom Of
IL. The Judge said some testimony re-
lates to the principal question In issue,
some OF Il to the credit due 10 certain
witnesses, and some Of II TO the mere
question Of damage. The ~plcadings
have bssn stated in your hearing and
you perceive that the charge Of adultery
denied by the answer lies at the founda.
ton Of the case. Upon the issue thus
joined, tho burden Of proof rests on
plaintiff. You are also 10 understand
that the evidence should be such as TO
carry conviction to the minds Of just
and prudent men, and should point to
actual guilt more directly than any other