Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-15

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ter Aa interchange OF vlswa. II wAs
agreed that ilpns but Union mon should
be employed by the company aftsv the
expiration Of thirty days. Also 70 The
other pointa OF MISUNDERSTANDING Of
contracts to nom Union men, or any oth.
er class OF miners without the same be-
ing left open 10 general compedon-su.
perintendent Richards was allowed 10
take the subject under advisemsnt.
now-Bieckads Accidents.
WELLS, March 14.-No movement Of
trains yet. Tho eastern train 10 still
here and the western train u 81 Toano.
A suow-plow and Ave engines started
from here west this morning and about
six miles from here threw the pillow Oh
the track and two engines down an en-.
bsnkment. seriously hurting 0penshaw.
nm engineer. and fatally injuring Oscar
Bedeli, o fireman. Bsdsll has one leg
cub ca and the other broken In several
places. besides other Injuries. ~
LArER-Ths trims remain the Same
a. before reported. with no prospects OF
getting out for some time. Two NOW
plows and n engine arc ditched at dif-
ferent places. The storm has abated.
but the wind has not gone down and the
indications are that there will DO more
snow before tomorrow. which will re-
suit disastrously. Bedsll, the fireman
who was injured this morning. died from
the effects OF his injuries. His legs
were literally crushed to q jelly between
tho tender aud the hre-box Of the en-
CINE. The engineer Ia not dangerously
hurt and will DO out o o with proper
care. The company has here some 200
men TO add to the force OF snow-shovel.
srs now employed and they win DO takon
TO the seat Of war early In the morning.
second Nay OF she orsaics Trial.
FnrsSo. March ii.-In the Granice
trial to-day on further proof OF altsra-
tons the Indictment was amended 90 as
to read ns originally presented. After
argument the Court decided that the In.
dictment as Il stands charges defendant
only With ~manslaughtsr. for the trial OF
which charge the following were sworn
a 8 jurors: +. 4. Russell, A. ]. Mo-
Donald, 7. ". Musick. j. q. Thomas.
@. Bacon, 4. j. McCrary. Thomas
Wyatt, ]. N. Corrick. Lindsay. Lewis
and W. II. Further. The testimony for
the people was closed this afternoon and
the trial will probably DO concluded to.
morrow.
Takes &c All hack.
OAKLAND, March l4.-This evenings
Tribune contains o card from Benz. A.
Doves. It's proprietor. rstracting oil
charges made against Captain Loes In
the extra Tribune OF yesterday. Ho says
that he was confined to his bod BY sick.
moss and the article was published with.
out his knowledge or approval.
Disassrsas snew.siIds Han birds
..H.rir on the Wing. q. ~
SALT LAKE. March 15.-This morning
a snow.slide occurred at ophir. Utah,
carrying away the clearinghouse Of the
Poorman mine. and burying With II
William Higgins, James Higiuson and
Thomas Lynch. There are no hopes OF
recovering their bodies at present. The
snow storm IL yet raging. and u IL prob
able that much loss OF life and property
will follow.
LArER.-The bodies Of two Of the mon
buried In the snow-slide at Ophir this
morning were recovered to-day.
Tho new Marshal for Utah. William
Nelson, arrived hero This morning, Tho
Warden OF the Penitentiary came into
town to 500 him, and on his return to
the Penitsntiary ho was knocked down
aud eight prisoners escaped. None Of
them have been yet recapturNd.