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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21

Five and Second Mate @. Hendricks, Chief
Engineer Jones. First Assistant Engineer
Mufort. C~oal-heaver Connolly. John II.
White, seaman. and two other seamsn,
names unknown. with the following pas
sengers. are the persons lost on the steam
er Clyde : --Dilsen. W. Dilsen, wildon
Stewart and Fred william (colored.)
The safe burglary Case.
WASHINGTON, September 20.-Tho trial
OF General Babcock and Thomas p. Somer-
vile, charged with conspiracy In connec-
ton with the ~safe-burglary case. wa re-
sumed this morning and Columbus
Alexander and Colonel II. O. Whitley. ex-
Chief Of the Secret Service Division, were
examined. but nothing specially new was
elected from their testimony. Whitley
who was jointly indicted with defendant
but released under q RoAe prosegui granted
in consideration OF his evidence-stated
that Assistant District Attorney Harring-
ton and General Babcock were cognixant
Of 'the burglary and promised their CO.
operation In protecting tho participants
therein from punishment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21

II 10 evident that the Mormon Church
has deserted John d. Lee. He 10 70 b
sacrificed to ave the neck Of Brigham
Young. under whose ordsrs he vas act
ing when no perpstrated the dendish
Mountain Meadows massacre. He was
convicted yesterday. at Beaver city.
Utah. OF murder In the first degree. vi
course the Judge has no alternative In
passing the sentence. John ID. Lee VAL
be changed BY the neck till he bs dead"
This will be . poor stonsment for the
hsartlsss daughter Of that band Of I'M
fortunate smigrants; but IL vii b some
thing. 1t will tell the world that here
After the United States courts are to be
superior 10 the Mormon Church. and
that crimes committed BY the "saints''
will b Punished a. vigorously a. those
committed by Gentle sinners. Justice
will yet be triumphant in Utah. The
conviction Of John ID. Leo assures that
fact.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

tn .ubisct ~ white how labor il being
,..,sJ !, M.ndoeino county in opposition
~ Indi,n or eooli. labor. Mr.. Armstrong
-;,h Ri fauy how. earned sit in three
r.. r,.L;nc hon. an M Gillespie's farm
Ia, raeL Tbsy pieked bv the Mound.
The general opinion since this test Is that
the white BOYS are preferable.
uond,x l,.,. Will. Niriurton Robin.
.on -. ,;a;ny on A load OF hsy near 10.
Angeles. his gun slipped over the front
edge Of the wagon. In attempting to
draw IL back the hammer caught, causing
the discharge Of the Load. which passed
through his left arm just above the elbow.
cutting an artery.
The san Bsrnardino d,9s, SAYS MAJ
some OF ,ne Noo'-ytoN'Is INA. N ~
y psinnins W IN NJ 1879 ~
mn,.-, .n I'M $3.50. LII S,r,ns
VIII postpone thcir sheiring uh'i opfihs'
S-
paIn oeIons'ns p.n' 'A.slo La An
snd ihptoNem-n. COMPANY ,oo, nIe oun
dAy sS"nlss AZ Aoou. ei'oo siock, anu, ps-
-: ,,..,,ax.I
"e'o "'""'V"'
In an action brought n recover $4,000
damages for q broken ankle, brought by
Jane Phillips against the Central Pacific
Railroad ~ can FRANCISCO, ,he Jury us
asreed and were discharged oy Judge
"nccier' .
Sunday. evening ;. Bynum' Deputy
County CLERK OF Lax county was aeei'
denfaliy shot oya Coy sniie csii.lnS
- TA. ahnEW NJ hrtfkAnON lnfITN ~ NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21

Bell EAGLE. one OF the noble chiefs
OF the noble red men. was called upon
yesterday by General Buell. to surrender
his arms and ponies. He sent back
word that he wonld do nothing OF the
kind. and ccolly asked the General to
move his soldiers to the other side Of
the Missouri. Bull Eagle is like Jsff
Davis, the great war chief Of the Dsmoc-
raey. All he wants is to be "let alone"
lie viii be "let alone" in precisely the
same way that JED was.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21

Tnx fossil remains Of what is sup
posed to have been an elephant. have
lately been eIhumed near Livermore.
California. One aide Of the lower jaw
il two and ons-Lalf feet long and seven
inches wide.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21
w Z \ = T. u n.
John n. Lee Convicted OF Murdsri In
the First Degree

SoA. ~ ~ y.
the First Degree
SALT LAKE, September 20.-In the
Beaver Court this morning Judge Bore
man, In the course OF his charge 10 tho
Jury. said: 1.-THE prisoner. j.. d. Lee.
stands before You charged with being Q
participant in n Of the most atrocious
mss.scres Of human beings-men. women
and childrcn-in the Mountain Meadows
In 1877, that was ever known In any part
OF tho civilized world. Tho evidence
shows that the persons killed were emf
grants. For several days q combination
Of Indians and whitemon had been making
an attack upon their encampment. This
Indians and white men WED with each
other in the fiendish work Of destroying
100 men, women and children. II has been
alleged that he u.eel shot one woman with
a gun. one with u pistol. cut tho throat Of
another and told All Indian not TO spare q
young woman whose life the savage asked
him to spare"
The jury retired at ii:i5 A. N. and at
$50 T.. N. returned with a verdict Of MUIR
der In the first degree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21

AsxrHEw OF Brigham Young occupies
the editorial chair Of the Salt Lake Tri-
b,G.. the Gentle newspaper. He spoke
Of Brigham Young as ian avaricious
old hound to a correspondent Of the
New York World.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21
CAN WE CARRY NEW Yonxs


CAN WE CARRY NEW york;
New York State carries With Il IN
electoral vote OF thirty.avs. II II one
Of the doubtful States In the coming
election. II has never been safe to
either party. One year ID goes Rspub-
iiesn. and In the very nszs election fops
over to the Democrats. Il 10 Ike In
diana and Ohio; there IL very little de-
psndsnee to Be- placed upon Il. There
fore Il 10 that the signs in the political
Armament OF New York are scanned
closely by both parties. II We could only
tell how the Empire State would 60 In
November. We could predict with toler-
ably accuracy the entire result Of the
election. But We cannot tell this. We
can simply estimate is probable vote In
the light Of facts and figures before us.
Can We carry New York 10 the great
question which Republicans are asking
themselves to-day. We believe that We
ean, and here are the essops for the
faith that is in Us.
In esiimstinq the probable vote Of
New York State many aide issues must
be considered. Since 1880. when the
grand Republican party sprang into sI-
i~st,nce. New York hes given . majority
to tha; party in every national election
except one. In 1868 the State went
Democratic by 10000, . bessarly major
ity when We consider that the total vote
polled was si9.7 6 The Democratic
majority vas due entirely to the fact
that Horatio Seymous. . citizen Of New
York. was the Democratic nominee
for President. Against Mr.. Ssymour's
character as a man. not q word could be
urged by his adverssries; and so New
York stood nobly by her SON.. many
good Republicans voting for him In
preference to Grant. on the ground that
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IN the interest OF its party. call. on Til.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21

A sRioAxp was executed at Potenza,
Italy. the other day. guilty Of twelve as
s..sinstons, seven homicides, four a,
to mpts at murder. resistance to the au-
thoritiss and nineteen robberiss on a
big scale. amounting in value to slo,-
6OO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21

MADAM" said . gentleman to his
wife, "iet me tell you facts are stubborn
things" "what . fact you must BE-"
said shs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21

TUE San Francisco Chronicle speaks
Of an orator Of that city who, in address
sing an audience "sent part OF the au-
diencs home and put the remainder to
sleep" II is hardly necessary to advert
to the fact that he was a Democrat talk
ing ..reform."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21
FOR SALE /!
NOTICE.

NR. ". woLr IL NOT AUTHORIZED TO
Ia collect money for cur account. Pleass
make psyments direct OF 10 Msssrs. sTERN 4
J. ". sHAKyYKR b CO.,
auftf Nan Francisco, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21
GENERAL NOTES.

TEE Ga,etta d'Itaiia has the following
about the illness Of Cardinal Antonelli :
..Ths Prime Minister Of the Vatican Ii
still In the sam~ state Of weakness and
allow agony. Despite the blankets in
which the Cardinal IL snsconced. not
the sliehssst psrspiration car be obtain
Cd. He IL afraid OF drinking. lest he
should have to undergo fresh oper-
lions. The case is really M Of pro-
grsssive decomposition. . most unbsar.
able state Of suffering. Still the priest
Of Santa Maria in Via Lata preserves
his iron will, and lives moro by it than
BY his bodily organs. which are in a
complete state OF collapse. At times.
however. the Cardinal loses counte-
nance. and say. that it is all over with
him."
Nh. BoszkzYsrxI, . Polish statesman
and sociologist, has presented the United
States Government with two works writ.
ten by himself. One is entitled Social
Cstsehism." and contains questions and
intended to show the relative
social conditions Of Europe and Amer
lea; the other is entitled =" America and
Europe" and expresses throughout the
most vivid and exalted conception OF
Republican institutions. The former is
in French. the latter in the Polish Ian.
suags. richly bound. and contains an
autosrsphic dedication by the author.
JoHx KELLY asked a very embarrass'
ing question at Saratoga. The Tilden-
ties wanted to nominate Lucius Robin
son. Kelly and his friends were for
Clarksou V. Potter. The Tldsn faction
Iaissd the objection to Potter that he
had taken q large fee by order OF the
corrupt Judge Barnard in a certain rail
road case. Kelly thsrsupon inquired II
heavy fees for railroad services were
against the principles Of the Tildenitss
which query. in view Of Little Sans
railroad operations and big fees. was tbs
least bit embarrassing and unkind.
TUE San Francisco Chronicle speaks
Of an orator Of that city who. in address
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21

Am here permanently established, am sell.
Ing goods ~ low - ANYBODY IN this State. aud
will ssll sven lower n ! zee IT.
~ No house shall undersell me-.
an A. COIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21
FOR SALE !

A urRiGHr PORTABLE BOILER. WITH
"A eng. 9 and holstiny apparatus complete ;
all In good otdsf. A bargain may be had. "
applied for coon. Apply at this once or the
Calcutta Mine. sui6tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21

will Samuel J. Tildsn reform :" his
income tart
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15
SENATE-FIFTY-FIFTH DAY.
SATURDAY, March 18th, 1876.


Mr.. President Stone in the chair. Absent
4. Leaves OF absence were granted to
Messrs. Catchings, Pratt and Smith.
Mr.. Johnston, chairman, reported the
Quarantine bill for the sea-shore counties,
and recommended its passage.
By Mr.. Chalmers That a commtte be
appointed TO procure stenographic reporters
for the impeachment trials. Mr.. Foote
moved to strike out trials and insert
trial of Governor Ames." Mr.. Morgan
moved to table; carried; and the resolution
was adopted. Com mittee-Messrs. Chal-
Ders, Sims and Everett.
By Mr. Thorn pson: To repeal section
2795, Code of 1871, relating to the entry of
indictments on the minutes of the court !:
referred.
The Senate bill to change the name of
the county site of Bolivar county from
Flo. eyville to Rosedale passed.
HOUSE BILLS.
To change the boundary lines of Copiah
and Lawrence counties was indefinitely
postponed.
To amend the act providing for an addi-
tional justice OF the peace in Marshall coun-
ty passed.
To amend the act regulating the paw of
members of the Legislature came up. Mr.,
Albright moved to indefinitely postpone;
lost; yeas 10, nays Is, absent s.; and the bill
passed.
Mr.. Allen, chairman, reported a joint res
olution to reduce the pay of the Secretary
of the Senate from $50 to see per DAY. The
resolution was taken up. Mr.. White moved
to postpone and make it the special order
for Tuesday, at l0o'cfock. Mr.. Allen moved
to table; carried: Mr.. White moved to
strike out 500 and insert $50" Mr.. EF-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15
Lieutenant.GOv Davis Con
Victed.

The Senate yesterday (13th) found the
Lieutenant-G Governor, Ak. Davis, guilty
of bribery in office, as charged il
the articles Of impeachment, by
vote of 81 yeas to nays. Six Republi-
cans, among them one colored, voted
/" guilty" and four not gnilty, The
action of the Senate, in thus convlctln9
the second highest officer under the State
government, is endorsed by majority
of the Republican Senators. The proof
was positive that money was paid to
procure the pardon of Barrentlne, and
the only testimony relied upon to extern
nate the crime of the acting Governor,
nv his counsel, was that the bribe-money
was received by him for the benefit OF
his next friend and Private Secretary,
Governor Ames' Adjutant General,
Packer; but in the eyes OF the law,
his crime was the same, and equally
deserving of punishment, whether the
nardon was granted in consideration OF
money paid to himself or to his friend.
Packer. however, in addition to testify
ing to his own infamous agency IN the
transaction, contradicted his own sworn
statements, and his testimony did not
count for much in the case, one way or
the other.
The sentence wilt be pronounced on
the Odd inst.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15
SENATE-FIFTY-THIRD DAY.
THURSDAY, March 9th, 1876.

THURSDAY, March JJn, 1910.
Mr.. President Stone in the chair; absent 3
BY Mr. Furlong: To extend the privileges
of the Senate TO Hon. Ii. ID. Money, NJ. G
adopted.
BY Mr. Shirley: To extend the privileges
OF the Senate to Hon. Il. L Stone.
S. B. to repeal the act to amend section
1888, Code of 1871, in relation to justices OF
tue peace. was indefinitely postponed.
REPORTS OF COMMUTERS
Mr.. Jewell made report from the Special
Com mittee 90 Investigate the Lunatic Asy-
lum. After citing the facts and transmit
ting the report, he says. Your Special
Committee would respectfully refer the
Senate to the papers reported for further in
formation on the subject of the investiga-
ton, and would respectfully submit that
whether Or. Com pton be in fact guilty of
the aforesaid charges against him or not
to say the scandal attending said
charges, and the Investigation thereof,
together with the damaging charac-
ter of the report of the Board af Trustees,
have had the effort of i'm pairing the useful
ness of Or. Compton in the position of
Medical Superintendent of the Asylum, of
losing the confidence of the people in
his management of said Institution, and
of eausing distrust on the part of
the public OF the moral character of
DIR. Com pton, and th4s seriously in
juring the institution OVER which he
preSideS In view of these facts, your
committee would respectfully recommend
such action as will either have the effect of
viudicating DR. Compton's character by
eleoting him to continue in charge OF that
institution or of dispensing with his servi-
ces by the election OF some other person TO
manage said institution, herewith report
bill. viz: To abolish the office of
Medical Superintendent of the Lunatic
Asylum and Board of Trustees, and to elect
a Medical Director and Board of Managers !;
referred.
Mr.. Mendenhall, chairman, reported the
presentation of number of bills to the
Governor.
Mr.. Graham, chairman, reported III. B.
to repeal the road TAX Jaw of Suntlower
county; 5. B. for the relief of the school
teachers o. Holmes county, and recommend
ed their passage. Also Senate Bills, to
amend the insurance laws. and for the relief
of certain taxpayers of PontotOc county,
with the recommendation that they do not
pass also Ii. B. to amend the act providing
for the assessment of property in Wilkin-
son 1Gunty; and 5. B. to amend the priVil-
eye tax law with amendments, and recon-
mendtd that they DC pass.
Mr.. Allen, for the com mittee, reported
FL. b. to amend the law regulating che pay
81 Elembers of the Legislature. with amend
ments, and recommended its passage.
Mr. Mcneil, chairman. reported 5. B. to
protect live stock in Noxubee county, with
the recommendation that it do pass; also
,. b. TO prev ent the manufacture and sale
OF adulterated canGies, recommending that
it do not pass.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

n, Ntatts. chairman, reported ; B. for
The relief of VIM. Hester. oi Kinds eon.ty,
ard recommended ii do not pass
Mr. Hooker, ehAirmen, reported H. D.
to Incorporate Marshall County bahklhS
CoEnDany. with amendments and RECON-
mended it do not pass.
Mr. Alien, chairman, reported D b 10
amead section 80 of the Penlteniiary law,
and recommended its passage
Mr.. Hooker, chairman, reported the pre-
SenraUiou TO the Governor of A number oil
bills.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
Ry Mr.. FitzGerald: A Joint RESOLUTION
fixino the paw OF the clerk Ia the Governor
employed during the session OF the Legi>-
Iature; referred.
Nv Mr.. Fnrlong: To increase the revenue
nv restoring lands bought by the tate for
r3xes OF 1874. and restoring lands to con-
ditiun to yield revenue; referred
Ry MIR. FitzGerald: To change the coun-
ty seat of Sunfiower county; referred
By Mr.. Nets; To provide for thu pay
ment of the indebtedness to teachers fund
in Wirston county; referred
Mr.. Write called up Ii. b. TO amend the
Assessment act of Wilkinson county; the
committees amendment was adopted, and
the bill passed.
| SENATE BILLS.
To create lien on domestic steamboats,
! etc; the committees amendments were
| ado ted. and the bill passed.
| To amend the act IN relation TO limited
| partnerships; the committees amendment:
| were adopted aud the bill passed.
| For the relief school teachers o
| Holmes county, passed
| IT, amend the insurance laws was indef
| nitely postponed.
For the relief of certain taxpayers o
| Poutotoc county was indefinitely post
poued.
The privilege tax bill was taken up, con
>idered at length and the bill passed. (Sy-
| nOpsis hereafter.)
For the protection of live stock in NoX'
ub"e county. passed.
Bv MIR. Grlham: To require the Auditor
to furnish field books aud assessment roll
to the various assessors. passed
| Mr.. Morgan, chairmcn, reported that th'
Committee OF Conference had agreed upol
an amendment to the Marshal County Man
ufacturing Company bill. Mr.. Morgan
called the previous question and the Senate
refused to agree to the report; yeas l6, nay
IL. Mr.. Allen moved to reconsider ant
table. The motion to table was lost ant
tie motion to reconsider was carried, AM
the report was agreed to; yeas 10, nays IL
absent 4.
Adjourned.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

vi IcSlueHG STONE IN the CHAIR. Absent
Mr.. McClure-l.
Sentatlon to the Governor of number of
bills.
HOUSE BILLS.
To incorporate the Marshall County Bank
ing Company, was considered at length and
lost on its passage.
When the bill to create a quarantine
board for the seR-shore counties was pend
I'M the hour 40 80 o'clOck) arrived for the
court OF I'M peachment to sit in the case of
"A: Il. Davis, Lieutenant-Governor
Inc Dill to protect the public health 1.-THE
quarantine bid was again taken up and
To provide for the collection Of taxes for
ed. '"'S
To equalize the assessment of taxes and To
extend the time for their collection i'm Me-
shoba county passed.
To amend the act creating the Board of
Pilot Commissioners of Pascagoula Bay
passed. 10Y
To authorize Noxubee county to employ
person to make settlements with the late
taX-collectOr and late treasurer of that
county passed.
70 incorporate sardis, Ranola county.
passed.
The bill to re-district the State into Court
Districts was referred to a special commitI
tee consisting of Messrs. Carter. Morgan
Pratt, Mendenhall, Jewell, Reynolds and
Oldham. ''AU
numb Der of other House bills were read
anG referred to standing committees.
The Senate took recess until z 80 O'Clock
Pm.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

erett moved 20 table; carried. and the reso-
lurion was recon United. ..;o,
Bv Mr. Graham A resolution IN rrIa. .l,H.
ro tile cancellation of certain State war; a'i'S'
referred. Snn
III. to repeal the road tax law OF sun
flower county passed. Guar
H. b to protect parental authority over
minor children passed MT. 81
H. Il. t. rrmov" the clVll diSap'i NC -
anwrll Kinds was indefinitely postponed
Adjourned.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

ndent of Schools, as to the number OF
chi dren in Warren county. and PROPOSED
that said sum should be divided between
them, and proposed that Bent -" 'u't
make false entries TO accomp lish said iraud
and was therefore guilty, etc.
18th That Cardozo made false return
on Jan L. 1878 to the Auditor OF the hum
Der OF educable children in Warren conn Y.
l2rh That CaIdoZo did present 10 the
Auditor, and draw money thereon in lSl 4,
certain fraudulent witness certificates, Is
sued bv him while Circuit Clerk OF Warren
county in 1873.
The articles were adopted.
Ye9s. Sc; nays, Edwards, l.
Adjourned.