Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-04

first vito and Amelia arc given n life 10.
terest In Amelia Palace, . large modern
new hve-story house. But he Il known TO
have changed his mind about that, chiefly
because they declined 10 for reasons best
known 10 themselves, although nothing
In or out OF the will has yet come 10 light
showing II, and they are not otherwise
provided for except by their share OF the
Income. Deceased held many Interests IN
trust for the Church and for individuals.
His executors ara directed to turn them
over properly. Tho Church Is forbidden
BY law " hold moro than $500. 900 worth
Oh property. and 30 u was largely held by
Young In trust. His friends will not
entertain the notion that he ever abused
that trust. There Il no inventory Of the
property or estate. and IL ID widely scat
tered. With . country prosperous, gen.
erous and full Of money. Il would 30 worth
twice the above valuation. Recently
Brigham Young endowed an academy with
iands At Provo, and another 81 Logan, the
latter with 70, 900 acres OF land. he had
determined TO endow one nj Salt Lake. but
did not 1.-Two long enough 10 do 90. 4 per
son present st the reading Of the will say.
II seemed to DO very satisfactory to al
concerned. It will be probated - soon -
possible. II will DO wonderful II some
dissatisfaction does not creep In within
the next thirteen ysars.
Terrible Disaster IL Ciscinsssf.
CINCINNATI. Sept. San excavation on
Longworth street. below the foundations
Of No. "a. undermined the walls OF tho
building, and It fell about 4 o'clock this
afternoon with . tremendous crash. bury
Ing q number Of people In the ruins.
Four women wore buried In the wreck.
one Of whom. Mrs. Kean. was killed. Tho
other three we're released uninjured. Five
men were injured. more or less severely.
two, Il 10 thought. fatally. -Four persons
arc still In the ruins and . large force OF
workmen 10 busy sndssvoring to release
them.
LArEs.-Tho scene OF to-dsy's terrible
disaster was at Nos. "a and 70 Longworth
street. At the latter place an excavation
was In progress for . new building. and
the digging had gone below the founds-
ton Of No. "a. One inmate OF the latter
stated that their landlord was notified last
Friday that the building was unsafe. but
had taken no precautionary measures.
To-day workmen had commenced 70 brace
up tho building and were busy In the pit
they had dus when the wall fell, COM
pleiely demolishing No. "a and carrying
away the division between that and tho
honsc adjoining. rendering the latter
unfit for lisbitation. No. u was . low
clearinghouse for women. who rented
rooms from Mrs. Kean. and Ut the time
the accident occurred IL contained seven
women and two or threo men. The
exact number of the latter are unknown,
a tho u%ninJursd failed N report. Mrs..
Bue Kean, the landlsdy. was instantly
killed John W. Dustin. . visitor at tho
house, Ia injured internally. thought fatal.
ly John Finnegan. foreman OF the men
al work In the excavation. IL dead, buried
under the debris Hugh Quigley. . labor
or, was killed instantly Louie Bowling.
injured internally I; Lottie Williams. back
hurt. Other women were more or lees
bruised. One, q colored servant. ID miss.
ing. but II 10 thought possible she escaped.
wOrkmen arc engaged up to . late hour
tonight searching for F~innegan's body.
Three Men Lynehed.
CINCINNATI. September A. Robsrt
James. Samuel Goodrich and James Sim.
mons, were taken from Jail and hung by .
mob last night. at Newcastle. Kentucky.
They were charged with numbering . num-
Der Of persons In Owen and Henry coun.
ties.