Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-13

al the ruins Of the Southern Hotel Thu
morning found the remains Of . woman
90 much burned and aisigured that Il
eouldn't be recognized.
The Board OF Police Commissioners msI
yesterday and decided to make the mos
thorough investigation regarding tho
cause Of the FIRE.
No more bodies have been found mp "a
the present writing. Charles W. Shep.
hard, one Of the pfoprietors OF the hotel,
gives at his opinion Chat memo Of Inc en-.
ployes Of the house excepting those here
tofore reported wsro killed. About TWEEN.
ty OF then wero ~unsccounted for. but II ID
believed they are alive and are either with
their friends In remote parts OF the city. OF
have left town. or the guests 38 have not
reported. but the presumption Is that
most Of them left the city the day following
the fre. Tbs remains OF @. r. Gouley
Grand Masonic Secretary. were removed
TO tho Grand Ledge-room In Masonic Hall
this noon. where they will lie In state
until Sunday, when tho funeral will take
place.
Tho Coroner will not begin his invosti.
CATION until Monday.
Tho body Of Q man has lust been found
about Eve feet from that Of the woman
discovered this morning. The body IL not
yet recognized. and probably will not be,
Is II 10 badly burned.
a Father Dies for His soa's Crime.
E~vAssArLLE, IsD.. April 13.-Edward
Leyer. . German farmer. committed sui
eide on Tuesday evening by means Of an
unknown agency. probably hydrocyanic
acid. furnished by his wife. He had been
convicted Of poisoning tho cistern OF Fred.
Cook. and thus causing tho death OF Mrs.
Cook and the poisoning Of several others.
Ills counsel proved that though the cistern
was poisoned, the stomach OF the deceased,
upon analization. showed no poison. and
commended that the poisonous drug had
been put into tho cistern after her death
by an enemy Of Leyer. Tho prose-
cution proved by eminent medical author
lily that the presence Of poison In the
stomach was not necessary evidence OF tho
fsct. Ieyer was sentenced to tho Peni.
tertiary for life. which made him gloomy
and morose. The Coroner's jury returned
q verdict accordingly. To-day his son.
Who was under joint indictment, fed. but
wrote back confessing the deed and eIcul'
pating his father. II Il considered q most
remarkable case in all its phases.
Tho Anticipated Republican
Revolt.
CHICAGO. April IA TriJun,'s WASH
special. says: The President Is likely
to encounter serious opposition in his
Southern policy from extreme Republic
cans. DlAins's letter this morning Is re-
a. another notice OF stormy times
10 come In Washington. Ben. Wade has
. letter. In which he Is represented
TO have arraigned the President and his
policy with quaint and vigorous bitterness.
Martin j. Townsend Ia also said TO have
prepared q similar lettsr. Judge Taft 10
10 have reduced 10 writing some
conversations with Hayes at Columbus, In
which Taft claims Hayes opposed his pres
ent Southern policy. The President HIM
self IL undisturbed. and says hs is conf
dent he Is acting for tho best interests of
the country, and will maintain Ills policy
and not swerve on account Of any oppo-
sing factions.
Ex.0sversor Kellogg ON Packard.
CHICAGO, April IA Washington spc-
ciai to the TS;Lane says: Governor Kellogg
complains Of ChambsIlain's abdi.
cation and declares that Packard would
never surrender In . like case. lie said (:
suppose now. he had his headquarters In
the PlAquemins where tho cslorsd element
predominAtss. Why, he would have 49,.
boo colored men. with white officers. In the
field TO sustain him. tell you the White
League there would have enough to do to
look After their homes. Why. every col.
prcd servant In the employ Of members Of
tho White League would have their little
hottie OF coal oil ready for the match, and
when o collision occurs, II II does come the
League will not have timo To be lighting
Nichols battles In New Orleans, but will
be needed at homo " look out for their
property. Packard means 10 defend his
little and the rights Of those who elected
him."
Huing for y Soldiers Cemetery.
CHICAGO. April ia Journal Washing
lon special says: The celebrated Arling-
Ton estate near Washington. which was
to the United States by the non
payment Of lie taxes during the rebellion.
and turned into . national cemetery for
IL now claimed by Its former pro.
General q. W. Curtis Lee, who
sues the Government for Its restoration.
Tho family had abandoned the property
and gone south 10 reside before tho for.
was made. Several thousand SOL
iiers are buried upon its soil. Lee claims
that the t~aI-salo was unconstitutional and
therefore void.
Hard 10 Convict y Treasury Thief.
WASHINGTON, April i3.-Thc jury in tho
case OF W. II. 0ttman, charged with tho
Of . $4,000 package from the
Treasury Department and with receiving
stolen money. after being out since
leo p. ~. Tuesday last. failed to agree,
and this afternoon were discharged until
II Is reported that they were
ready 10 give q verdict Of not guilty on
the first count, but were unable to agree
on tho second count.
DeninI That = Party IL ferning 10
Oppose she President.
WASHINGTON, April lathe story that
Blaine and others arc organizing an oppo.
,ition TO the Presidents southern policy
Ia largely sensational and unauthorized.
l. Townsend fatty denies the
statement that he Is preparing a lcttor Of
such character.
Jim Keene Maid 20 Have Been
"Cinched."
NEW YORK. April l3.-Thers Is q genor.
lilly believed story on tho street that Jay
Gould unloaled large amounts Of North
stock On Jim Keene just before the
recent panic. possibly in revenge for
coming 70 Trepor Parks assist.
In the Panama stock panic. Reenc's
rounter-moves are awaited with interest.
miscellaneous.
PATERSON. N. j.. April IA fire this
morning damaged the paint and oil store
81 J. Norwood 4 Co. and adjoining build
Ings to the amount Of $500. Insured for
SIS, 0
NKw YsRK. April l3.-The suit Of the
Aidiss Aublishing COmpany versus the