Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO IN. eolD HlLl ,ArIt irv'
DOMESTIC NEWS.

CHICAGO, NAY AA"'f
A. Roach, member Of the Californis
Legislature. who has taken an active
part In the movement to discourage
the Coolis trade on the Pacific coast,
lsc,ured in Farwsll Hall last evening up
on tbs necessity Of abrosating the Bur
lingams treaty. The . audience wa
small, not over one hundred persons
being present. He thought that . pso'
pie that had recovered from sach q con-
Migration As had swept over Chicago
would DO likely TO assist in . movement
to urge the Federal Government to rid
the Pacific Coast Of an evil which wa
running the country. He stated that
the great masses were now only held
from revolution by the moral influence
OF q few men. Chinese immigration
must csass, sven u Il ends all CONNER
cial relations between the two countries.
The speaker concluded by contsndinO
that the abrogation Of the treaty con-
corning Chinese immigration would moi
interrupt the commercial relations Of
the two countries. and appealed to thoss
present TO assist in the movement to 70.
lisvs tho people Of the Pacific Coast
from the thraldom which 10 running her.
A werkmsn Killed BY HIS Em.
pioysr.
New YoRx. May 22.-In Brooklyn.
last night. Henry L. Bull, President OF
Balls Patent Arms Manufacturing Co..
killed William Hassey Of New York, one
Of his workmen. by cutting his throat in
the street. Bull. who claims that he
killed him In self defence. was locked
up.
BeIknap will Probably Escape.
WASHINGTON. May 22.-It is now tol-
ernbly certain that the Senate will vote
against Jurisdiction in the Impeachment
case. It is probable that nearly rs
many Democrats will join the Republic
cans rs the Republicans lack votes.
Edmunds will vote in favor. The vote
will not DO reached before Wednesday.
Destructive Storm Ia the East.
NKw YoRK. May ga terrific thun-
der storm ragged last evening at various
places in the middle aud western states.
This storm was light, though tho light.
ming was vivid and continuous. The
Baptist Church at Lexington Avenue
and 18th street, was struck by the light
ming, but only slightly damaged. Ono
man was injured by plaster falling from
the roof. At Lancaster Penn, tho storm
was tremendous. Hail stones an inch
aud a half In diameter fell and much
damage was done to fruit aud grain.
A Dispatch from Morristown New Jersey
says a terrific storm prevailed there
from o to 6 In the evening, during
which hail stones rs largo as a hens egg
fell in abundance totally destroying the
glass in tho green houses in the vicinity,
and damaging church, store and house
windows. Many gardens are ruined,
and the fruit IL utterly destroyed.
E~nforeiug she Excise Law in New
York.
NEW YoRK. May 22. = The police
strictly enforced the excise law here yes
tsrday, and many arrests Of delinquent
saloon keepers were made, but they
were released after giving the necessary
bail. The saloon keepers propose to
hold q mass meeting shortly, dsnouns.
ing these measures, and II Is stated that
a memorial will DO presented to the
Legislature asking for . repeal or modi.
1cation Of the excise law. Some Of the
cases Of the arrested liquor dealers are
to be made test cases in tho higher
courts.
Mysterious Murder In New York.
Nrw YoRK. May 22.-Early this morn
ing a fight took place In the liquor store
Of Martin Reynolds. 2,Ol5 Grand street,
in which Fell, Wing, Of ii3 Mulberry
street, was killed. Very little is known
OF the circumstances, except that II was
the effect OF an ARRAY. A man named
Patrick !. Holman was seen to put the
body OF Wing into the saloon and close
the door. Tho police demanded admis.
sion which was refused, and they then
broke open tho door and arrested Hell
man Reynolds. the proprietor. and VIM.
Brown the bartender. Wing had two
wounds ON the skull, supposed to have
been inflicted by q blunt instrument,
and which were accompanied with great
s,travasation Of Blood. Tho whole az
fair Is wrapped in mystery.
sick Men OF York.
NRw YoRx. May 22.-Drew was no
better yesterday. His son said that
monetary matters troubled his father and
that his sickness was not ola serious na-