Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-14

ReSSsry-Ons Rebssr KILLED asd
Another severely wounded.
FORMULAS. Pa. January N.-Early
yesterday morning four burglars entered
the house Of Mrs. Miller. In Mahoney
Township. near shamoksn. and robbed
her Of $2,l0o. Her son.in'law hrsd
upon them as they ware leaving the
house, and instantly killed one named
Hughes, and seriously wounded an.
other. A third was captured and all OF
the money recovered.
Indian Matters.
WASHINGTON. Jan. li.-In answer TO
the Senate resolution. offered by ingalls,,
calling for information 8 to the appro-
priation Of $500. 900 for the support,
education. and civilization Of three thou
sand captive Chsyennes, Anpahoss, XII
W and Comapche Indians, II was
shown that S77.47s have been expended
and that claims 10 the amount Of SAL
$40 are pending action by the Treasury
Department. To so much Of the enquiry
as TO whether any Indians have received
the benefit OF such expenditures. Com
missioner Smith replies: ~ have to
say that this Oxide has no reason 10 sup
pose that these expenditures have been
made without benefit to the Indians for
whom those appropriations were made"
Marine CoIIisisn-Account BY she
Captain.
NEw YoRK. January 14.-Froin In
formation received hors. tits determined
beyond a doubt that the Harvest Queen,
q full rugged ship Of the Black Ball line,
was sunk by a collision In the Irish
Channel. and that hor crew. numbering
30 men, was lost. Ills further believed,
from statements made by sailors Of the
steamship Adriatio. that II was that
vessel which camo In collision with
the Harvest Queen. There 10 no
collision recorded on the log Of
the Adriatic, and Captain Jennings
explained as follows to tho agent Of the
line: "The. collision was so slight that
he did not think Il worth while to say
anything about It. It happened q little
before 3 o'clock on the morning Of
December 3lst. The executive officers
having charge Of the steamer saw aship
approaching in q zis-zas course. 10 that
no deemed It unsafe to keep the Adr-
attic in her regular course. He accord
ingly stopped the steamer. rung the
bells to reverse the engine. and sent
below for me, but the ship kept ap-
preaching. and the steamer backed 80
far that tho water was just about
oven with the tunnels, when suddenly
tho ship turned about. crossing u
bows. and struck her jibboom on u
anchor stock. ], myself. was on deck
by this time, and understanding that
cries for help had been heard from the
water. / ordered boats TO DO lowered.
thinking that perhaps some sailors had
been at work on the jib at the time OF
the collision, and had been swept over
board. The ship itself sailed of as II
nothing had happened. and alter keep
ing tho steamer hove TO about three
hours, without finding anything. ! or
dered tho bells to ring and TO 60 ahead.
Subsequently I heard some talk among
the men that we had sunk q vessel. but
that was. Of course. too absurd to DO
listened to. Tho collision was Of no
account whatever"
Fire In Jersey Cisy.
JERsEY CrrY. January 1.-THE total
loss by the FIRE in Green street this
morning will reach ss5, DOC. The FIRE
was first discovered in the extensive
planning mills and lumber yard Of Snow
X Co., and spread to adjoining property
burning out a space Of twenty-five feet
In breadth. Losses are as follows:
Henry Snow. 81. 0O0-psrtially insured;
Sullivan & Co., $4,000; @. Snow,
5000; James Kearney. $1,000. Also
a number OF others lose. The fro broke
out at l o'clock. and tho flames were
not subdued till 0 O'Clock.
Death ora Premiaens Merchant.
HARTFORD. Jan. l4.-Marshall Girls
void Of this city. died suddsly this
morning Of apoplcxy. Mr.. Griswold
was at the head Of tho firm OF Griswold
& Co.. q large wholesale dry goods
house. and was also President OF the
Hartford Life Insurance Company.