Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-25

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Tnr Sullivan MURDER. Coroner May
"a began an inquest last evening into the
circumstances ~ the killing ~ John O..
Sullivan by James Harrington "a Saiur-
iay afternoon last. on South & street, vir-
GINA. From the testimony of q number
VI witnesses. 1t appears that Sullivan and
Harrington were old acqnaintances in Pr
oche. and that they hal hal several differ
cnc,s. which led sullivan b. fear that Har-
rington would murder him sooner or later.
On Saturday both men were in a saloon oh
south q street. drinking. Sullivan being
pretty tipsy. aud took ofiense at s~omaShing
said to hun by Harrington. and, against
the advice aud restraining Efforts of
friends, followed han Ia the sidewalk. y
does not appear that Sullivan used any All
cry language. OF did anything more than
ash for an explanation a. lac took Harring-
ton by the sleeve. How b cold-blooded
murder followed. has already been told IN
these columns. There was a female al the
bottom of the trouble. of course. Har-
ungton Wa enamorcl of a relative VI Sui
Ivan, and the latter. knowing his charac-
ter, attempted to brcak up the aclusint-
ancc. The inquest will h. eontinned to-
night. Sullivan was an lrishman, between
% aud % year. of age. aud unmarried.
HI0-roNEp Jars. To-day Hon. c. T..
II, Long. late Minister tn japan, was in
Gold It'll with a party u distinguished
Jap., recently arrived from their native
country ani who have been viewing what
j. Ia L. seen on the Comstock Tor a day or
two past. The principal figure 81 the par
IN j. Enonye kaorn, Gikwan ~ Genroin'
who Is a senator abI special Commissioner
a. Europe. lie has a supervision and gen
,ral charge ~ all legations III Japan IN
EnroI- AMI also IL all governmental bust
ns-s. H. - accompanied by ku-aka. his
secretary. and DAhshi. his private seere-
taTy. Robert ". Irwin. an American mer-
chant. a resident of Japan, accompanies
the party and acts a. their Interpreter and
general guide anj advisor, All the
japanese of the party have the appearance
anl manner of gentlemen, dressing la the
Europsan costume and shos a thorough
familiarity with our customs. The Rhode
Island Mill was visited by the senator and
suite this afternoon.
ForND wArIR.-T. vinson, Esd, Su-
p~erint.ntlrnt of the Bacon mill. Silver
city. Was Ia town yesterday. lie says the
li, sl,nIb pr., a.o.l. 81 SATURDAY. ani ye.-
- ~,,.s.l Coli c,nyon ,hroush silver
ri,x !, amsar M. tb. Mis.i,sippi river At
NJ. ,in. ~ An. J.lnY,. That's Ia saw, the
greatest fiosSi OF water ever -sen by 'he on
~. %n'.s Ii,,,. ar No min lawn
,h@r,. bat all the grcat rolling torrent ii
water came from Gold Hill. Al one TINE
II was ~ a line cream color. cans'si bs
Luke Connif = lin. AMI mortar washing
away from Main street. IN front OF the new
Masonic building. Til" SiI,erit"s ihink
this must L. a g'HHi country Tor waller up
here.
c.o.r,n pa,n vb., poh Iinl.ay
anal party were q" the" '"''"' X UP
over H. Hops Valley and vicinity, they
draw. mn IA a hotel AT sheridan, n place
about ten miles above Genoa. A man Was
lying asleep nl", W. PIAZZA. pop snooA
MN MN up = 4" III a.,.nn.,,an M. nj.
trict Aiiornsy asked the man how far IL
was from Malley's. whence they had just
come. " Well sor. th,nh =, uo ~ A..a'
i've modes NV nn.a 1870 -.
i've miles Dc hahseu ,~nA'
they all do Ia, saluhs' rpiIru Tue man
hut own Ia the hs'huos'les %e
toai the ilstah'" ra,h's W" P''''"s'''
Bob handed Out the p"''''
AN,x Hrrr.-A saloan keeper living in
six Nil. CANYON. named Edward Carney.