Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01
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Rhsds IsIand Rspubiican Stats
Cenvsntion.
Providence, II. l., March 1.-The
Republican State Convention will be
held March Esd.
Irregular 0nIsiais.
PorsvrLLE. Pa, March 1.-The
Treasurer Of Mahonsy township. Prssi-
dent OF the School Board, and Ave 9TH
ers have been arrested and placed under
bail for irregularities in Office.
Has Lived Too Long.
NEW Yonx. March l.-Genernl Pillow
published a letter here to-day concern
ing himself and his bankruptcy, saying:
"All my long and eventual life / have
stood up with a stout heart aud manful-
ly combatted trials. and tried to meet
the duties and responsibilities Of life.
Chief among these I have held the du.
ties and responsibilities OF patriotism.
How l have met them the country
knows. trust I will be pardoned for
saying l loved the National Govern.
ment. to whose service ! had devoted
the prime OF life. that ! would I had
fallen in the service and died
while / was honored with Its con.
idenco and Its commission. Standing
az I now do between its aggressive acts
and displeasure and the neglect and in.
gratitude OF the people. / subsequently,
took up arms to defend. / am without
hope for the future. To DO homeless.
with my family famishsd. with gaunt
poverty staring me In tho face at my I'D.
vanced age. presents q prospect SO
gloomy that my heart gives way, and
the conclusion is forced upon me that /
have lived too long.
Pubiishing incorporates.
NEw YoRx. March IA certificate Of
incorporation Of the New York Express
Company was filed with the County
Clerk yesterday. It recites that the
company is organized to print books.
pamphlets and newspapers. Its cap
ital. 500. 1000. In 250 shares Of 500
each. The company is to be managed
by Erastus Brooks. J. w. Brooks,
Augustus Schell. Frederick Smith and
Samuel Marsh were elected Trustees.
The company is to continue for atty
years from the Goth Of January last.
American I're.s Assoeiatisn-Eiee.
tios Of Onicsrs.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-The sixth
annual meeting Of the American Press
Association was held In this city yes
terjay. The annual reports show the
Association to be in n fiourishing con.
dition. The following ticket wal elect
cd for the ensuing year: President,
Francis Wells Of the Philadelphia Bud.
ietin; vico President. j. II. Blakely.
Philadelphia Star; Treasurer. F. Seized.
Ter. New York Denok1uf; Secretary.
George Barthelew. New York Daily Netns.
The following Board Of Directors were
elected: j. NJ. Bundlsy. New York
udl; Sidney Dean. Providence Star; ].
S. Goodssll. New York Daily Graphic;
BENZ. Wood. New York Daily Nnrs; r.
II. Shevin, Pittsburg Leader; NJ. Bacon,
Boston Globe.
Damage by the storm.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, March l.-Advices
indicate that the storm Of Sunday night
did immense damage. In Henderson
and Christian counties II left a scene Of
desolation.
Bsbcock's ResiEnation Nst Accept
ed-Iliness of C'onErcssmhs.
WAsmiSoroS. March Lit wal an
nounced last night that tho President
has decided not to accept Babcock's re-
signation.
Representative Wilson. from the
Wheeling, West Virginia, District, who
has been sick Of typhoid fever, is much
better.
The silver Question.
NV YoRK, March 1.-The Times ed.
Il
toiially discusses the silver question.
and says silver has fallen because there
is too much Of II for the uses 10 which
II is applicable. Consequently the
maintenance OF Its former gold value Ia
without q precedent in the history Of
metals. but the fallen silver
simply guarantees the success Of that
measure for replacement NJ the frac-
tionnl currency for the old dimes and
thai used 10 be no common be-