Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-08
EASTERN DISPATCHES
.r.cr.I TO tn. GOLD HI. DAnr r.v'.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Tn. prooAiya Ca,assrephs.

The Brookiyn Catastrophe.
NEW YoRK. December Sat . meeting
Of actors and actresses 10 arrange for the
Brooklyn Theatsr sufferers. every regular
theatsr and minstrel troupe In Now Ysrk
and Brooklyn Vas represented. 4 large
number Of theatrical people we're repro
sented individually In addition. A reso.
ultion was adopted that every theatrical
manager In the country DO asked TO con-
tribute the proceeds Of one performances "
the relief funds.
NEW YORK. December 8.-Ths funeral
Of such victims Of the thsater disaster as
have been identified are taking place.
Through the streets In every part Of the
city hearscs arc loading. bearing the re-
mains 70 the cemetery. About tbirty-hye
persons are at work on the ruins. and IL II
probable that the full extent Of the calan.
ity will be definitely knswn within the
next tventy.four hours. They have not
yet succeeded In unsovering the dress-
circle therefore IL 10 still uncertain
how many. II any. OF the spectators In u
persisted. One moro body was found this
morning In the psrqust, and also two or
three fragments Of hesh which may pos.
.ibly belong either 10 the bodies which
have already bean found or 70 Others
which have 6oen almost totally consumed.
The remains of Mr.. Murdoch and Claude
Burroughs are In charge Of the under
takers.
A meeting of the SURFING members Of
the Brooklyn Thsater and Unisn square
comnani,s will be hsld NJ the Union
sors,s Tb.atcr tbis .~ftsrnoon 10 make ar.
r.n..m.n,. 10, ths f,nsr.is Of tbsir lats
1870.
S""-ssI ,.u- -.. .,.ir.d q, ho,l
uasnoas AZ ,ha 49,, to.dsy' On. body
~" 1hist ,o,d ..,cb "a. sopnd vss
claimed by no loss than seven persons.
In the temporary morgue there Is quite
. pile Of arms ana iegs' anu agmehts =,
srs io,,ily Jrsned' A number Of stores
are closed. aud on tho doors is . notice
reading, CLOSED In consequence OF asA'h
III 'ns h ,smn ir.,,,, ,h,,h ri,. x.r,b,l
KeaIy h. mailing. John Lyons testiisd that
he VAS i'm the toy gallery, He nrst saw
the Are through a crack In Q scene On the
| left hand side of the stage. IL waa quite
I.ry. When 7 heard ths crv Of Are nv
sr,sSri .na mv..,f ran dovp st,irs. and I
..Iia.I lin Isci .-.in- and vs al dovn.
hr, a,,,x 10, ,ninnis' 7 iumncJ over ths
b%sni.,a, A. ,bs had of An, stsirs' And when
r .o, m ,olicsmsn rial IN nu,h ms
h.sI Lsrsi othsr. inmnsd m ton of
me III. .,airs wers crovded th,.. snd
,hs ,aiice ,risJ IN teen ma crowd bsck.
Th.,a 10 .i.o ! crowd down Ahead Of me.
L,, \ ,ns, w,,L mo s,rth.r .h.t,uotiop' |
| NJ, half ~ The ,.on,s b,S yot ont Of .ths
ysli.ry Al ,hs tina + Isn. 'fbere v.s moth.
inc 10 indirate the breaking of the stairs
ms" 80 tavn r n.onIs vsrs
nani.-.,ri.nao al ~s,a %s.Iilny nm sseb
IT, Tha,a sara v.r, tsv wo1cn'
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WAsHisoroS. December S'-in the Ssn'
ate 10 day ingalls, submitted . resolution
r.,,..,;,y An. s.crs,.rv n thu I~utsrior IN
report VI tho oena'o imu,eoiaseiy "nAs VI
forts have been made 10 remove tho Sioux
,.l...no,, Ali. $500. ...,.u,n. A
i"u NV" "'
the Indian rerritoiy, ,hu WhA' nosouA-
mons are nos penI I.SO. ,oe.,hsp lii
the object and purpose thereof; agreed 70.
Mitchell called up for reference tho res
o,.nS NJ sa, ~ n pri y;,.sns "a piss.
tons 10 inyestigats the facts attending the
appointment Of Z. A. Cronin As Prssidsn.
tiai Elecior py ihs governor OF vleson,
anu !, wa. un r,a.. -i,h.,, 1890
tr.".s Te."o ~. lii ia,,oJn...r
un moN.a -. ..,Ja, g. ~ ,..r.
!, . - sma ~ ~. .hs siivsr dniIs,
~ IT,, ,nnisr ~. 49, s,or. ,hs t.his
sJ ~ a.. C..,n,i,,.a -, M.
War,o, uov.d ,h., tbr.. adJitiopsI
member. to the COMMITTEES on Privileges
and Elections be appointed 10 aid In dis.
charging the duties imposed by the reso-
luton Of Edmunds, providing for an in
y~estigation into tho recent elections In
south Carolina, Alabama. Georgia. Flor
ida and Louisiana. Agreed to, and the
Chair was authorized to appoint the
members.
Harvey submitted . resolution author-
izing the select 70 sxanihs
into the several branches OF the civil SER
vice. to employ . clerk and TO send Tor
persons and papers. Agreed 10.
I.i,, uuis
M
ohiSAoo' D'eemoe' ~ wv"
Washington special says the debate on
Senator Merriam's appeal from Vice Prcsi-
In, 80. d,.i.;oa ,h., M mint ru,..
w. --,
nave been agreed 10 ~ he rof'y'iou''n
Congress, aud that none are In force, will
poinn "ma n,o,,I,s ssi; iii man Nh
rhoia nn.s,ian of tSs statss' pow,r In
counting the electoral vote. The decision
will be, hswsver. sustained. The general
ieeiihg amoss 'ne psmoe'"'' TINS "''"
ihs iA'ofS nouerA.'n.
dispatch TO the World says that the
Senate Ia now engaged In discussing Mer-
Rams appeal. The same dispatch says the
House passed Hewitt's resolution calling
upon the President for information regard
ing the use Of troops In the Southern
States, aud without transacting further
important business adjourned till Mon
day.
CHICAGO, December s.-Ths Jos,nars
Washington special says: "Speaker Ran
dali il DESTROYS that the House shall insist
that the ~twenty-seconi joint ruls, - well
~ all the Joint rules In force 81 me close
nov =, 4. Iis in,.ntion 10 a. decide when.
ever the occasion offers in tho House. II
is now known that the late Speaker Kerr
conceded with the veteran journal clerk.
n.rcIav that all mint ruIea became inOp- /