Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-12
Fatal nrtare Aesiasns.

~ c@-sS Asess.8
In chicago
Fatal BridEs Aesissss.
NEW Yonx. April ll.-A portion Of
the trestle-work Of the Delaware. Lack
AwAna and Western Railway ut the Pas
sale River crossing. which In several
hundred feet high. fell yesterday whilea
number Of men we're employed in
strengthening Ii, and two men were
killed and three others injured, probably
fatally.
usrvisss's rariR Biii.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Com
mittee Of Ways and Means completed
Morison'a Tariff hill to-day and ordered
Il TO be reported favorably to the House.
The tax ON coffee Of three cents and
ON tea Of fifteen cents was stricken
out. The concluding provisoo OF the free
list has been amended to read that alco-
hol, 10 be exclusively used for the man,
ufacture Of ether. chloroform and veget.
able alkaloids il made free Of duty, and
may be Withdrawn from bond free OF
specific internal revenue tax per gallon,
in quantities not exceeding 1000 gal
Ions M any one time. under such rules,
rcwlations and bonds M the Secretary
| Of tbe Treasury shall prescribe. Nor.
| rison nav notice Of his intention TO Of
fer in the House, pending the consider
alton Of the Tariff hill. an amendment
taxing tea and coffee.
c...
Nkw ioh., ApriI ii;,a .I'oa1 ~ IN.
ine.on speeial says' oecre'a,! sIn y,
sent 70 honman' ohaisr uInia
.Sn. M trn,,o1 So "s,nn, nnJa, any
| cirrumstnnce take coquixancc Of the Act
Of the British Parliament OF 1870. to the
Washington extradition treaties, n per-
emptorily refusing to give any assurance
whatever that Winsiow. the Boston ior-
ger. shall not be tried Tor any crime e,-
cept that for which extradition IL asked
-, ss.,.Asrr,, ana the ssmsau
I.l..ds.
No. yo,x Anil iI-raulkner. of
AZ. L.. Con,,,i,,a. on ro,c;yn Amir
;...-.;s..S Tsh y.s,sr,iay In regnrj IN
rs,a.ss S,.;nha,,.s n,;s.;on M an,
So~u.n 1s,anJs ana was assured Inv
~. sha, the Last time ne
nm ~ A.. Samaan 1sIands all mot 90
~ an .aant ~ the iJnited
&C., NJ, .yHr.iv on h;s own priyate
s...., ,h., ha J.,. NOT In any resnect
"NSu%r. .nn..ssm. ,ha iIr;tea Siates
.S ~ !, .r,har,v ~h.,avsr from the
nv IN TaHr,-;..J o,a,.s Con-
oo.einn'. ine nss ~ 1870,
SUI 10 me o"lhoai isiAnN' nhqa.
on fisn ~ reference ~ =, IL.
status ana mas oeeh miorheu VI "e
iac~. NNh
Here Frssds cssaing 20 Light
ST.. LouIs. April 1.-THE Times pub
iisnes an in.etyisw s'sn SspaAln sossPu
"a naigs' an o's anu p.ao" "saaa
oos.%an, "n'.n In n.,
sen'eo suuS '1 ms.. N,;.anu NY 49,
ssu ,tsiSa :. Me VIZ Sim ~" ,.h;sh
Iot ,ne s,1 nSa ~. m ~.
Anosn'es si,,vyo r
sPP.ovcu ~ No.o"u, Sr..L IT,.
mss'e,, ana ssh. 70 a.s so" Sh.-s
pafge . receips IN iuiI a''acneu. cno'
y aitsrwarus La barge received leue.
rom SenetaI s'e'ggs ,ha' hrs sooDua'
= oislioved; Su~ossquenuy sohs
MeDonaid called On La Dairy ana ns.ou
MN vhs. ne souiu g,se " inv nv ~,
COUNT eoiiec'eo, ana oIerra 70 ool'eo,
M n ssn xtsnsn.,s es,isJ
@ VI ~ MN 1n I'll.
wynn sua pau $1,000 aS.s :.
~ osJss,on - A s% all .oenissS
vord In ran,. n tais half or nothing
r. H.rvs yrots 10 ssnator Booy abo1t
The m.tt., n.Lipo him 40 IooS into n
for him and Booy renlied aJvisipu him
10 tale what he could cet.
CHICAGO, April lin response to
the call issued by both the Republicans
and Democrats Of this city IN audience,
composed largely OF the business men
and the most respectable citizens, and
numbering from $4,000 TO $4,000 per-
sons, met tonight in the Exposition
Building 10 consider the action Of the
men who, In the recent South Town
election. counted themselves into Office,
though largely defeated by the popular
vote. The meeting had for its object
the nomination Of m independent ran.
didate for Mayor to supply the place OF
Harvey d. Colvin, who claims that un-
der the law he holds over till 1877. Ad.
dresses were made by Hon. John Went
worth, Leonard Sweet, Robert Collyer.
Rev. Arthur Mitchell. and a number OF
other prominent citizens. A preamble
and resolutions were adopted. which set
forth the general and growing corruption
which has for many years characterized
the City Council. and which has dam
aged the city credit aud produced the
necessity for extortionate taxes, and
pledge the citizens Of Chicago 10
bury party distinctions and act with
unsnimity in order TO secure honest and
efficient government; that by the
adoption Of the new city charter, by
fraudulent means one wear ngo. Harvey
d. Colyin il exercising the Office Of
Nayor contrary 10 the popular will: that
Ia chief Officers should be the choice Of
The neople: that an election be held
simultaneously with that for the next