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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-19

And In accordance with Law. aud an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the 10th day
Of February. lsiI. 50 many shares Of each
parcel u such stock ~ may be necessary will
b. sold at public auction. at the once Of tho
Company. No ti4 California street, Han Frsn.
eisco. California. on TUESDAY,. the tlird DAY OF
April, 1871. at the hour Of I O'Clock ,. n. Of aid
day. 10 pay said delinquent Assessment thereon.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
r. wEGENyR. secrsisry.
Ofiee-Ns. tt caiiiornis street. Ban Fran.
sisco. California. mhff "a
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
"MOST NOBLE CASSIUS."

PARTICULARS OF TIE SHOOTING OF NEGRO
BY GENERAL CAssIUs NJ. CLAY
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. ], 1871
Hon. Cassius N. Clay yesterday morning shot and
instantly killed negro named Perry White. General
Clay had employed Whites mother as cook, but
finding she had becn robbing him OF silver plate and
other articles, had discharged her. Yesterday morn
ing he started from his farm, SIX miles from Rich
mond, KY, to visit negro church in tho ncighbor
hood for the purpose Of hiring another servant.
While on tho way he discovered horse loose in the
pasture near the roadside and the negro Perry White
endeAvoring to conceal himself behind tho animal
White had threatened Mr. Clay's lie, and was known
as desperate character, and upon pcrceiving him
Mr.. Clay mmediatcy leaped down, confronted tho
negro ana ordered him TO throw up his hands. The
negro obeyed, and Mr.. Clay talked to him roughly and
ordered him 10 leave tho place, telling him that II he
moved from his position until he (Clay) was re-
mounted hc would kill him. AS soon us Mr. Clay
started for his horse the negro rushed after him. but
MIR. Ciay turned suddenly, and, firing tw leo hi the
negro In tho neck and breast Mr. Clay then rode to
town and delivered himself TO tho authorities. The
feeling OF the community is entirely with General
Clay. whilo the negro had the reputation OF bully
and 4 dangerous man.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAIL-
ROAD.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. l. ls7I
A meeting OF q number Of bondholders OF the Ma
rietta and Cincinnati Railroad held here to-day
Mr. s. II. Taggart presiding. standing committee of
ten, consisting OF s. H. Taggart, William whelock,
Ira l. Holden, Andrew Reid, John I. Gilman, &
Ecces Israel Morris, Of Philadelphia Judge John c.
King, James Carey Goals and w. W. Spence, was ap.
pointed ascertain definitely whether the said road
at present run exclusively In the interest OF Its stock
holders and crediors whether the road s In receipt
OF Its due proportion OF what is known as through
freight and passengers In connection with tho
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, and that II the
SAID committee are MOI satisfied with the
business connections Of the two roads above men.
toned, they are respectfully requested to ascertain
whether other and better terms can be made with
somo other road and report 10 a subsequent meeting
Mr. Taggart, president OF the mcang, slated that the
action of tue committee would represent the moral
force Of the bondholders, and would. In addition
other duties act a. an advisory committees 10 call
meetings, &c IL was, he said, committee OF trust.
created 10 take OF the bondholders interests
antagon!sm the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
the receiver OF the Marietta aud Cincnnati Rail.
road The interests OF tho roads named and the bond
holders were identical, ana there was no feeling Of
Rntagonsm In the meeting.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
POLICE OFFICERS CENsURED.

The death OF Henry Bartenhaecn at No. 100 Harrison
avenue, OF ockaw, september IL, created quite .
commotion In certain circles at Williamsburg, and the
circumstances connected with the case have been
closely investigated The inquest which was concluded
last night ~ the Fh precinct station house. showed
the following facts:-Bartenhagen fell from wagon
on the corner OF Atlantic and Bedford avenues on
September 3, and sustained Injuries TO his
head aud legs When picked up, from tho smell
OF liquor on his breath 0lhcor John Thomp-
son deemed him intoxicated. arrested MIN, and on
the following morning he lined $5 by Justice
Bloom. Bartenhagen was taken homo and died or
lockjaw the l3ln. Tho friends charged and swore
before the jury that they begged the poice 10 send
Tor surgeon 10 examine him wniie IN the coils. bat
this they declined 10 do, as his injuries were but
slight but II they paid for doctor they could send
there Tho doctor who attended declared alter he
arrived home that no thought tho injuries slight until
tcanus set The jury, after hearing the evidence.
retired. and after hours deliberaton, brought In
the following verdict
We find that Henry Barenhagan died from pus poison
ing September a. At his residence No. lo9 Harrison
received september s. by falling from his previous
hts ana Captain Cxmpbei Sergeant
Oef John Thompson OF the Tenth precinct
lice for falling obtain surgeon, and ior not properly
examining said Henry Bartenhsgen 10 ascertain the
of his injuries.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
FIRE AT INDIANAPOLIS.
WHOLESALE STORES BURNED IN LOUISIANA AND
MERIDIAN STREETS

WHOLESALE STORES BURNED IN LOUISIANA AND
MERIDIAN STREETS.
lNDIASAPoLIs Ind, Oct. l, 1877.
At ono O'Clock =. NJ. to-day largo block OF four
story buildings. occupied principally by Wholesale
Stores ut the Of Louisiana and Meridian Streets
the Union Railroad depot took fire. 1t was con-
fined to the fourth and third sores tho second and
FIRST being dciugcd with water. Wilcs, Coffin Il
Smiths wholesale grocers stock, valued at $50. 00O
was partly removed. They had insurance tho stock
amounting to S29, 500 as foilows:--State, So 500;
Fancu Hail. Girard American, OF Phiadcp phia; G ON
mercal. Uuion ana Phenx, OF Brooklyn 81 500 each;
Fire Assurance, So 900; Frcmens. of Newark; Royal
Canadian and Boston Undcrwriters. 81, 500.
The store OF Mooney Taylor X Smith, wholesale
leather dealers, was badly damaged by water. Tney
had insurance to the amount of S33 500 follows-
Home, $1,000; Royal OF Liverpool, So 900; Hartford,
so, 600; Scottish Commercial So 900; Phenix 81 5OO
4Ena, IS 0G0; Orient Of Hartford, So 000, ana North
British, 5000 Tho building was insured ID tho
Franklin. OF indianapolis; Northwestern, National,
Amazon, Atlantc, Underwriters and Gienn's Falls,
81, 900 each; also In tho Mercantile. OF Cleveland
So 000 anu The Lorillard Gcrmsna, of Buffalo, West
chester and Merchants, Of Newark, $500 each. The
Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Railroad Company's Office and Hammerstcrn Brothers
Ithosraphing establishment were damaged by water,
but not seriously. The total loss by tho nTe prob
ably $4,000
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
s'rts z WAR DEPARTMENT., J
OrPicE OF THE Grief SIGNAL OFFICER,
/" ~" WASHINGTON, Oct. 2-A1'A. NJ


ft = q - 3wAsuINarcS, Oct. 2-A1A.. NJ
Indicafions.
For New England, southwestery, shutting TO colder
nortneriy winds, increasing cljudncss and rising
barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States, clear partly cloudy
weather. hight variable Winds stationary pressure and
temperature
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States, cloudy
rainy weather, increasing northcasterly winds, sta
tonary temperature with stationary lower pressure
For the West Gulf States, light winds, mostly from
the northeast, clear or partly cloudy weather, with
stationary pressure and temperature
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, southcrly winds,
stationary temperature increasing cioudlncss, rain
areas and falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
cys and the upper lake region. cloudy, weather,
variable wLds, mostly from northeast to northwest,
stationary higher temperature falling barometer,
attending the formation OF q storm centre in the
Northwest
For tho lower lako rcQion, variable WINDS mostly
from tho cast, clear partly cloudy weather, fol-
lowed by rain areas and stationary or lower pressure
and temperature.
The rivers Will remain nearly stationary.
Cautonary signals continue ut New Orleans, Mobile,
ST. Marks Key West, Jacksonville, Savannah, Tybeo
Island and Oh rlcston and ordered for Chicago MIL
wakce Grand Haven and Section l.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bishop Green, OF Mississippi, is at tho Astor Com
mandor j. G. Walker, United States Navy; Rev. DR..
Strngfeow, Of Montgomery, Ala, and James +. Har-
vey, OF Washington, arc at tho Now York. John King
Jr Vice President Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company; George NJ. Pullman, OF Chicago, and Albert
Bicrsadt at tho Brcvoort General 7. N. Waul OF
Texas; Judge George f. Comstock OF Syracuse; Henry
r. Jackson OF Savannah, and John A. Mccall. Jr., OF
the New YORK Insurance Department. are ut the Fifth
Avenue j. ). George, Danish Consul at Nassau, Is ut
the Sturtcvant. Ex Congressman Isaac n Arnold OF
Chicago. Is at the Grand. Captain John H. Upsbur,
United States Navy, Is at the Clarendon. A. d. Barber,
Of Utica, Is ut tho Metropolitan Charles +. Coghlan
is at tho Westminster. Congressman Henry W. BLAIR,
Of New Hampshire, Is at the st. Nicholas
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
GEN ERAL EUROPEAN NEWS

RUMoRs OF CABINET DESIGNATIONS IN PARIS
LAST NIoHT-THE Ex-EMPREss AND THE
PRINCE IMPERIAL NOT SATISFIED WITH THE
PRESENT MANAGEMENT OF ArFA1Rs-THE
INDIAN FAMINE.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct 2, 1877.
II was rumored in Paris last night according to a
corrcspon dent, that the Duke dc Bro2le and NJ Bcr
thaut had resigned from the French Cabinet
This report, Tor the present at least, Is un-
founded, but the alarm which II created was very
remarkable. Tho apprehension OF iorcibe coup
detat by tho government Is so great hero that tho
resignation Of the Duke dc Brogc and certain OF his
colleagues who are known to DO opposed to such
measures would be considered as preface viola
tion OF law though 1t Is hard to tell whose interest
such a violation would be.
EuGnyI. PRINCE NOT SATISFIED.
IL KNOW" continues tho writer, ''irom perfectly
Trustworthy source that tho Empress dsapprovss OF
the governments course since tho 10th of May last
The Prince Imperial is also said 10 have lately
expressed a similar disapproval TO an Interviews.
He declared he would not throw impcdimcnts in tho
way OF regular government II Is certain that tho
opinion OF the Cabinet itself u divided Somo oI It's
members think OF coup de force In case Of
defeat at tho elections. Others and the non Bonupar
But repeat, with tho certainty OF truth. shat Tho
Senate viii not support a dissolution simply to help
the government
FEARFUL MORTALITY INDIA.
Madras correspondent reviewing the actual effects
In III II Presidency OF the famine and the diseases con-
sequcnt ON the famine. says:Thc registered deaths
Of the resent yer up to the end June were $40 900
above 10 average This, according to the opinion OF
the district officers, does not represent than two.
thirds OF the actual mortality and we have further to
add tho deaths which have occurred since and have
not yet been officially reportcdn
The correspondents conclusion is that not less than
7j0 0OO persons have fallen victims and even these
figures will probably be largely increased before tho
famine aud It's alter wave of suffering has finally
passed away.
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
4 Brussels despatch says tho Prince Imperial has
Isit Belgium
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
A CASE OF GREAT HARDSHIP.

poor man, named Hugh McCartin. who was
struggling to support wife and two littio children.
commenced Housekeeping IN this city a short time
ago He bought some furniture ION time" from
dealer In Eighth avenue, tho total cost OF which
was s72 rs, being nny per cent over the price
Tor which. they could be obtained Tor cash.
McCartin managed to pay up Tho instalments
iii had paid S63 For the sake Of cheaper rent ha
removed to No. 45I Grand street. Jersey City. As the
balance oil 81 10 not promptly paid Constable
Onslow and OF the agents OF tho furniture dealer
walked into his apartments on Saturday evening,
ripped his carpets placed every article Of fur.
nturc ne sidewalk, not leaving even bed Tor the
night McCarn stated his case yesterday to lawyer
The New York herald., 1877-10-02

John Hanley, aged nineteen years, died suddenly on
Sunsay night at the residence OF his mother No. $50
Water street, Brooklyn. Ho bad been COMPLAINING OF
pain head for several days, but was not confined
to his bed. post-morlsm examination was made by
DR.. Shaw, who found u quantity OF .clot,ed blood
Inside the skull. The skull was not fractured, but
several OF the blood vessels injured. About two
weeks ago Haney had some trouble with some com :
panons while IN boat. and Of tho party struck
him with IN oar. He had no marks oil violence upon
him at the tins nor did he complain OF having been
assaulted.
Patrick Brennan, 'longshorcmaD, aged forty years,
who admitted to 81. Peters Hospital, Brooklyn,
on Wednesday last died that institution Sunday
evening under circumstances which tho Coroner has
been called To investigate Tnc deceased when ad
mited 10 the hospital psIned OF pain In his right
check and during the night became dclirious and
did not again recover consciousness. II vas found
The post-mor,em examination that the right jaw had
been broken eIthcr BY q fall or a blow
The New York herald., 1877-10-02

SHOT BY HER HUSBAND.

Eliza Clinton, aged eighty years, was shot In the
back by her husband last night at their residence No
4sl Baltic street. Brooklyn. II appears that her hus-
band recently turned her out OF DOORS yesterday
she returned TO the house Obtain possession
clothes, when sue shot as above stated Tho
wounded woman was removed to the Long Island Col.
lego Hospital She Is not seriously injured Clinton
m ado his escape.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Russia, for Queenstown and Liver
pool and ST Laurent for Havrc will sail from tnis
port Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at tho Post Of1co at
halfpast eleven A. NJ and for France direct twelve
O'Clock NJ
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-wiu
DO ready at halfpast eight o'clock tho morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six centa
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
A RAILROAD SOLD.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. !, 1877.
The Louisville Cincinnati and Lexington Railroad,
extending from Mount Sterling to Cincinnati, via
Louisville sold to-day by order OF Chancellor
Bruce syndicate, representing the second mort
gage bondholders and floating creditors, pur-
chased the line for $4,000, subject to threo
mortgagcs-one In favor or The city OF Louis
vile for $780, 900; another favor OF Guthrie Knight
and The Bowes heirs for $700.000 and the third IN
favor OF N0rvin Green and others amounting to
$1,000 0O0 The road Is an unusually prosperous ono
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
CRIME IN MISSISSIPPI.
FIX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

ry TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
VicKsBUaG, Oct !, 1877.
On the empanelling Of the Grand Jury in tho City
Court to-day Judge Young delivered very able and
powerful charge He referred to the too free of
firearms and urged tho great necessity Of investigating
and bringing TO justice such guilty partes and whilc
he recognized the fact that much OF the crime the
landing AT our city, yet the fact cannot be dened that
too many persons wore carrying firearms and weapons
OF deadly character midst The charge lis-
toned to with marked attention by the jury and large
number Of the best citizcns Of the city and county.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

HARTFORD, Oct. l, 1877.
In Hartford to-day the democrats elected their en- tire
ticket BY majortics ranging from $50 to 500 Tnorc
charges OF extensive frauds In several wards. by
the new law minority representation Is secured In
wards Of select men and assessors.
The vote in tho State on the two constitutional
amendments was light but both are probably carried.
The first prohibits extra compensation TO public
ollccrs Tho second prohibits town n q rarouda
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
THE PEABODY FUND.

The Board of Trustees Of tho Peabody Education
Fund will hold their annual meeting to at tho
Fith Avenue Hotel. Among the members OF tho
Board who expected 10 be present are Chief Jus
ticc Waite, Mr. Robert Z. Winthrop. OF Boston; Gen-
cra Richard Taylor, OF Louisiana; Mr.. Alexander II.
H. Stuart and DR.. b. Sears, OF Virginia Bishop WHIP
pie, o: Minnesota Surgeon General Joseph X. Barnes
aud Ex-Governor William Aiken, oil South Carolina
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
GENERAL CLAY JUSTIFIED.

LOUISVILLE Ky, Oct l, 1877.
telegram TO the Courier Journal from Richmond,
KY, referring to tho killing of Perry White by Hon.
Cassus NJ Clay, formerly United States Minister 10
Russia, gvos the following verdict Of the Coronor's
jury
.Perry White came to his death by o pistol sho.
wound, inflicted by q. H. Clay, Sunday, September 30
Testimony being given under oath by G. NJ. Clay,
he being the only witness, We constrained to
jusify the said Clay and believe that did in self
deience,u
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
CUBA.

IMPORTANT suRRENDERs FROM MAMBr LAND
PROSPECTS OF PEACE WITH THE INsUR-
GENTS
HAVANA, Oct !, 1877.
sefior Castillo with his son, surrendered 10 the
Spanish authorities the 9th ult Both were prom
mont persons in tho nsurrection- Senior Castillo was
Minister OF Foreign Affairs OF the Cuban government
and his son aide-decamp OF General Maxine G ,mez
Rumors Of peace arc daily taking moro shape and q
proxmate peace Is generally credited.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
M'DONALD'S PARDON.

ST. Louis, Oct i, 1877.
John Mcdonald, formerly supervisor OF Internal
Revenue for this district and of whlskey Ring noto-
riey, against whom there is an indictment pending
tho United States Court here for conspng destroy
public records while In Office to-day, through his at
torney, filed plea In bar against Its further proscc.
tiou pIe being based upon tho Presidents pardon
which he alleges embraces the offence with which
he is now charged.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
BELLIGERENT BOUGH.

Daniel Bough was arrested on Sunday by an officer
OF the twentieth precinct for having Knocked down
and abused 0icer Greer OF the xtccnth precinct on
the 3d oI August Justice Bixby, oi the Jefferson
Marget Court. yesterday held the prisoner In $1,000
bail " answer nj tho Courl of General Sessions
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
A DYING NEWARK PASTOR.

Rev. DIR. Henry Clay Fish, pastor of tho First Bap.
tist Church Of Newark for about quarter Of Gen.
tury is now his dcathbed. He was SO low ycster-
day that report got abroad that he dead. IL
was found, however, that though very low and sink
Ing rapidly, he might live q few days longer.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
TIE CUBAN'S SUICIDE.

Ricardo Brunette. tho young Cuban who on Sunday
shot himself In the Jume woods, l65th street and
Nin:h avenue dicd yesterday morning at tho Ninety
ninth Street Hospital.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMoRY.

W. II. Vanderbilt has increased his subscription to
tho armory fund to 81. 900 W. j. sloane have sub
scribed $780, Manhattan, Park and Central National
banks each 5000. and Colonel Morgan l.. smith, who
the regiment 1906. and the Oldest
living olhccr OF the zatiUn vi that rank S5V0
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

While playing on the track near 167th street, Nor
risania, yesterday, Bertha Schuyler, aged thirteen
years. OF 90 st Houston street, and inmate OF the
Asylum for Deal Mutcs, was run over and Instantly
Killed by the locomotive oi a Now YORK and New
Haven exprcss tram.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
DIED..

MOORE. Suddenly, Sunday September 80. CAruA.
RINK MOORE, beloved wifo of Peter Moore. aged 33
years native OF Thurcs county Tipperary. Ireland
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend hor late residence 235 East l4th St. Tues
day, october =
For otter Deaths See Eighth fdgsI
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
MAILS FOR VENEZUELA.
WASHINGTON, Oct l, 1871.

""'ffN"IVN, VCt y IofI.
The Post ONCE Department gives notice that tho
bark Hornet will sail from New York on the 5th inst
for aguayra and Puerto Cabello Venezuela with the
United States mails.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.

Archbishop Bayiey was living at late hour last
night, but sinking rapidly. Hc was In an uncon-
scious condition, and his physicians were OF tho
opinion that he Is not likely TO hold out more than
day TWO longer
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
FIRE AT MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Oct. !, 1877.
The premises OF Albert Mochau, dry goods dealer,
were burned yesterday. Tho stock was valued at
s15 900; Insured for So 900 each in the Commercial
Union, Imperial and Northern and TOR 81 900 in the
Liverpool and London and Globe.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for tho past twenty -four hours in
paron with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy.
HERALD Building:-
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
STEAMER CHINA AT SAN FRAN.
CISCO.

SAY Francisco, Cal, Oct. 1, 1871
Steamship China, from Hong Kong, via Yokohama
Is comingins
The New York herald., 1877-10-02

and Ieutenart Rnls are, however. brave and ex-
perienced officers and 1t is TO be sincerely hoped
that the rumors OF disaster and danger are exag-
gcrated.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02

LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON Sra
HANDSOME AND WILL HEATED OFFICES
To LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY on THE PREMISES
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
A.-BENNErr BUILDING.

FIRST COLD. THEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the first with HALE's iIoSEY HoRtHoUSD AND TAR
PiKE's ToorHAcuE DBops la o minute.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02

purges the bowels thoroughly aud safely II pleasant
the children like more
Made entirely oil roots and plants 1t IL grand purifier
and remedy for all diseases OF the blood.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
MYSTERIOUS DEATHS.

Average temperature yesterday. ............... 90
wear. 53,;
The New York herald., 1877-10-02

BRAIN FOOD, BOTANICAL EXTRACT,
strengthens the brain positive remedy for weakened
forces debility prico u. All drnggista DE.
pot ALIENS Pharmacy, 18th st. and ist av New York.
The New York herald., 1877-10-02
NEW p1nI.ICaTIONs-

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digestion, gravel stone, rheumatism, gout catarrh dis.
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blood organic debility premature prcstration, 1e which
have rcsisic All othcr treatment cured by the ASA
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