Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11
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Hs s1o.-+A. T. Hav-
La. Of n So vhb was stabbed BY
John Mayer. has almost recovered.
Joseph Laaghlin, sged about 70 ysara.
Q native Of this city. fell dead this eve
ming from fright. A 1rAisant wtsi out
for his arrest, and an onacsr went 70 bis
fssids1ost0~vsssue s~w9sees.s.ee
vas met by his brother, who tried 70
keep The 6flosr non shtsRiAgthShcussi
Joseph al that moment came In nom
tAs yard, and seeing the oficsr. tel
AVN and almost instantly sIpifsd,yr,p
SYrsrsaaustn-sis1s xeesAsasfAl
chile.
PANAMA.. August 10.-0n the night OF
the 9th, one Of tAs most terrible railroad
accidents that has ever happened IN
Chils. occurred on ther Santiago and
Valparaiso Railway. An the traip from
Valparaiso was passing over tho bridge
NJ Lmache, the structure gave way.
and, With the exception OF the engine
and tender, the whole train. containing
atty persons. was precipitated into the
| river below. The lamps were broken IN
the fall, and the oil running outiguitsd
and set frs 10 the larger part Of tho
wreck. Fully one-Lalf the passengers
we're either crushed 70 death or persisted
by ars or water. An investigation went
10 show that the accident was caused BY
the Effectiveness Of the bridge. which
wsa condemned BY the engineer ~ I'M
safs several months ago. without any
measures bsing taken 70 renrdyiit az
The cold was 90 intense in the pro-
vince Of Rancouga. Chile, that four per-
sons have been frozen TO DEATH ~
A Narrow Eseaps-rhe Trsubis
AssaE che Csstss Operatives.
New YoRx. August l0.--Mn. Love
Joy. while bathing at Southampton.
| Long Island, Saturday, was carried be-
yond her depth. Alloy went 10 her ~
s~istanes. bat she seized and hold him
% tightly he could do nothing. when
George ". Fishback. formerly proprietor
Of the 81. Louis Dsmocrut. who was rid.
ing along the beach. plunged in and
saved both the lady and tho boy.
"A lstter from Fall River. where IT,
900 mill operatives voted 1thsmsslvcs
thirty days vacation rather than to sub
NIT 70 tsn per ont. reduction ID wages.
states that the action Of tho grocery and
provision dealers, In refusing them
credit will speedily bsfslt,t or tks avail
able funds Of most OF the employees
must b. nearly exhausted. ami that
While Il In not the policy OF the munich
pal govemmsat 10 allow actual slarva-
uon., charity WIN, b dispenssd. very
sparingly. and that the feeling OF the
community Is 20 decidedly against the
operatives that they win reslst oil meas.
ures for relief not absolutely called for
In the light OF humanity. Meanwhile
mill-ovnsgs say they arr determined 10
maintain thar position and settle for
ever the principle that their business Is
NOT 70 be at the mercy Of. hslp; that
they have been governed by the opera
lives too long. and they now propose to
manage their own business in their own
way. 7i1gq'e a7'hlH baf s1ihahl
ne Aasriea. Csssai ~ Tripeii In.
suited.
WASHINGTON, August 10. --Commo.
dors Ammon. Acting Secretary OF the
Navy. to-day received from the Acting
Secretary Of State q dispatch from
Tipoli. dated tho 7th. stating that Mr..
Vidal. American, Consul. and wife had
bean insulesd BY Thpolitsn sailorS. and
ssking whether any Of our vessels Of war
could conveniently reach that port. Or
asn were issued that the STEAMER Hart
fsrd. Captain Harmony now en- route
homo from the Asiatic station. proceed
70 inquire into the facts aud. demand
chat the perpetrators ofthe insult b ar
rested and punished. Rear Admiral
wordsn. commanding tho European,
station. was also instructed TO keep him
self advised Of the circumstances. and.
u nscsssayy, sod other vessels 70
Tdpoli 70 at wiah the Hartford. - -
Thrssssssd I.diaa 0ssSrsak.
SALT LAKE. August 10.-Considsrabls
sxcitsmsnt Il prevailing In tho neighbor,
hood Of Codnns. growing ont Of fhs de-
monstrations Of q large body Of Indians
camPed near there, belonging, to the
Snake. BAnnack and y othsr q tribes.
Nearly u thousand Of them were lately
baptized into the Mormon Church.
They have supplied themselves with
ammunition and guns, and to-day u In re-
ported that they have sent all the
squavs away and made threats of driy-.
ing The 6suf1es from IL fwsst aide o.
Bear river. which they claim 10 have been
granted them by the Mormons for q res.
srvation. Governor Emery has asked
for Q company Of troops TO be sont TO
Corinns for the protection Of the PEG
TIE nseting or - city Council
Dssksa Up ~ = Msb.
lM~oxr,xAL, Asgust 10. "A meeting Of
the City Council was hsld last night 10
consider the new health law, which In.
cludes clauses compelling vaccination.
A large number Of French Canadians
who are opposed 10 vaccination occupied
the galleries ana assembled outside, and
vere 30 noisy that no business coald be
done. Several ,yollsya Of stones were
hrsd. and nearly all the windows broken,
and two Mdermeh struck. Tho Council
hnally postponed notion for six months, |
and adjourned in confusion under q vol.
Icy OF stones. ~ s'iIl ts9l 'Out Il
r.aia. orisvansss.
PHOENIX. Arizona. August l0.-A party
OF twenty-five Apache. Yumas. from The
Ban Carlos Rsssrvsuon, arc casspsdun
Salt River. fourteen miles east Of here. |
They left their reservation because the
Apachss hght,aud steal from lhem. co.,
tnually. There Is also complaint OF
not having enough r~ations: that many
Are sufering for food. and that not half
the Indians on the reservation are fed.
Yuma Charlsy IL spokesman. and has
bsen to Washington. Ho speaks Eng
hsh we'll. altl Fu
Fatal Aceirenl.
JACKSONVILLE. Oregon, August TO-
Owen Clark. an old resident Of this
county, left wetterer's brewery intox.
icated at aboutse o'clock on Monday
night and wandered Of among the
vorksd-out digeings. fell from q bank
and dislocatsd bis neck. He was missed
for some time. and Il wns by accident