Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-11
the Crop. In Pen.syIvania.

The Crops In Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-THE Pres
this morning says, in a review OF 70
ports from all parts Of Pennsylvania
that, owing to the sever frost and latt
Spring. much Of the wheat crop has beer
killed. and the season delayed eight o.
ten weeks. Careful enquiry leads 70 thu
belief that not over me half q crop vii
be gathered. and even this amount do
pends on the continuance o fdry weather
Resssr Arrested.
BosroS. May ll.-John Beck. . mem
Der Of the House Of Representatives
from Shoreham. Mass, Commander ol
the Grand Army Of the Republic OF hi
town. agent Of q cooperative asso'
citation. and formerly Assessor. Select
man. ETC.. was yesterday arrested fol
robbing . safe in the Town Treasurer
Office Of $500. He was caught In th'
net. and made q partial confession.
Chiaess Labor . Failure in the
South.
NEW YoRx. May ll.-Mr. Koopmans'
chap. the importer Of coolies from
China. is at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel,
being about to visit Europe. He says
the effort which has been made to sub.
stituts Chinese for negro labor In the
South. has proved q failure. and will
not bs repeated.
Further Particulars Of the Las 81
the schiller.
NV YoRx. May la London spo-
cial says 81 bodies have been recovered
from tho Schiller wreck. Tho following
are the bodies recovered and identified:
Mrs. Alderman, DR.. Bell, Mrs. Dsatrich,
Miss Lomick. Georgiana Daksheld. An
mic Z. Ersner, Henry Friend. Mrs.
Hookc, Clara ~Justwhito, Mrs. Luntsr,
A. Palson. Christian Roach, Mr.. Raise,
Herman Sper,z. Harlon Sailing. Mrs.
Wagner. Mr.. Wright, Mrs. VIM. Each.
and Annie Hinherman. No others have
been conclusively identified. Mr.. Henry
Stern, produce merchant Of New York.
is the only surviving passenger Of the
first cabin. He says that after the
Schiller struck. be. with several 9TH
era, went into the saloon and desired
to rouse tho women and children who
had all retired. They obtained life
prcservers and distributed them to tho
passengers. The last one was given to
Mrs. Baker. OF Philadelphia. The sea
began to break over tho vessel. and 1t
was impossible to remain ON dock. Dss-
cipline among the crew was at an end,
tho waves covering the whole ship and
sweeping many overheard. Stern
clinched up forward when he
was above tho waves. About ono
O'Clock o tremendous wavo came. car
rying everything before 1t, and sweep
'as Wv -,
sons hanging to the rigging and mast
soon fell. killing and drowning nearly
all. except Stern. who succeeded in
catching hold Of two floating boards,
anu was washed 'oWaiuS d Gnu s"
he was saved by the o. agnes me o0a''
Christmas. Ihose on inc or'as0 were
aiso carried on. ihreo sailors roae OH
in a life boat; another lilo ooat win q
pilot in command, was launched ~
filed and soon swainpcd. drowning
many. She Ait'rward reaehed'ho shore
With ten persons, including Mrs Doaiie'
the only woman saved. There was lear
iui eAci'ehien' oh .n' S''"me'' anu
many al the crew anu passenger "ero
intoxicated. She says, herself and hus-
bad jumped into n boat rs it was being
lowered. 1t was full OF water and with
out oars. After being out two hours
they wero picked up.
Missing steamer.
There is no nows yet OF tho missing
steamer. Metropolis, and some hop's
are entertained OF her safety.
The Messinr or che Empersrs.
The Herald, commenting on tho meet
ing between tho Emperou OF Russia
and Germany. at Berlin, considers 1t OF
grave consequences to the welfare OF
Europe. All Europe 10 arming; France
has obtained new life II the German
Emperor ear find any method, no mat
ter how severe and despotic, for limiting
the power Of France he will welcome 1t
sven should 1t be war.
Tn. war en- IIIictt Dissiniss-Aa
Editor Becomes y sueeessfsi DE-
tsesiss'
CHICAGO may h'-in' f.."1,
GERS nave tAksh poSseioa 'n0
ieries ana Iecu'y'hs
Goldson x Eastman, fsoeiio' ion.e'
Co., o.. u. Russell, 4. IL. siason' Dyron