Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-22

agreement given by the U
sci against Rhsm, which statement In
effect, however. Rhom's counsel stouuy
deny before Judge Drummond. II would
not. therefore. be proper 10 discuss the
question further, nor TO discuss the qucs-
ton whether the officers Of tho Govern
ment have \ legal right TO grant immunity
involving tho release OF taxes. II the
Secretary Of the Treasury had not the
legal right to do 30. doubtless Congress In
Q special case would mako his promise
legal. In conclusion he expresses tho be-
lief that the case will be thoroughly siitsd
In the Chicago Court and declines TO make
any order or request concerning the pend-
ing suit.
Terrible Accident at y Launch.
CHESTER. Penn. May 22.-This morn.
ing the Saratoga, q large Iron steamship.
which was to DO launched at Roseh's
s~hip-yard. started from its blocking sooner
than expected, killing and ~wounding
many. Six dead bodies have been 10
moved.
II Is supposed that about forty men
wero under the Saratoga when she
went of. An order Was given for
them TO come out. but was not heard. The
names Of the killed As far Is known arc
Edward Fowby. John Nelson. Charles
Wright and Edward Burke. The wounded
are George Wool. MORALLY, and Barney
Cannon and Walter Parkinson. seriously.
IL 10 thought some OF the workmsn were
killed and dragged into the water by the
ship. Some Of the dead are horribly
mangled. one being literally cut In halves
and others with their legs and arms torn
Of. The ship yard Is thronged with
friends and relatives Of tho victims.
The total number OF dead In conse-
auepce of the accident at the ship yard y
seven. In addition TO those already IT.
portod ]. ]. Crew WA instantly killed. and
ueo. @. Wool and Barney Cameron died
Al n O'Clock. Three persons were wound.
ell, all Of whom win probably recover.
All of ths killed and wounded wero work
men employed at the yards and were en-
ra,ed in knocking blocks from under
Inc keel. Tho scene during tho time
the ship was going Off was almost
heartrending. men being seen
70 s.capS WI. MI ,.n.,aS s 'hsm ~ a isIly.
| 10 assistance could possibly be rendered
by those who were standing by. Instead
OF cn,ers' sucn a. usua"y ss IVY .hriclS n
Main RAM ihc air Az soou AZ possible the
dead and wounded were carried to the yard
Office and physicians summoned. . A..
ABOUT y men sie emp'o{I .hsn,
yara. anu lriehus ol nes.'' ri.a 49,,
iusncu 70 inluir. W. .no.. -
hAii.mast ~tnfoughout the po"n' NV VIVA
| NJ inc yafu mas Dtcn stOppeu.
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wounueu. 'oan sn. VI. ,ha sai.
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OWNS s'a'elleh. nS na,,sd a., .II
snip was Ies'; W -. h.,ara T com.
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men'su e"... ~ ~. pic.lins avidsntly
III ~. - 80 or IN not oboy. AZ
The, hal fully 1--WE minutes 10 get out
from m time tho order vss given until
,ha hin st.r,aJ. sone of the men re-
mainsj unJcr- which Ia fre1usntly tho
ca.r' 10 attsnd 10 The forward blocking"
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va M'sptea !. W." ,s Cnnsr... The
S =, s,s,s hss LseS po,iasd
,hrauch onr secretary Of Legation at
Paris that the space reserved for the Uni.
ted States Is still available. Thc minimum
enpense supposed W ID neces'A'! y"
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