Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-02
TELE GRAPHIC.
Disastrous Effects Of the
Storm In the East.
DESTITUTE CONDITION OF THE NE.
TR0PolIs SURVIVORS.
Prospects of the Bland Sill
YER Bill.
THE COMING SPEECH OF SENATOR
JONES.
Senator Sargent on Treaty obi.
cations.
[ssscrAL pIsrArcuss TO 4 aotD HUI
DALI Naval
Senator Sargent on Treaty obi.
cations.
[ssscIAL DrsrArcuss ro 4 aolD HUI
DALI Naval
Dsssruesiea OF Life asd Properly by
Ihe HGorm OF Thursday.

Dessrsetiea OF Life asd Properly by
the storm OF Thursday.
AsnBuRY PARK. N. j.. February L.
The most terrific storm known In years
has boon raging along tho coast. The brig
Eta W.. Tucker came ashore yesterday
morning and IL . total loss. Her cargo Of
coffee 10 said 10 have been worth $4,000.
The heavy sea reached over the sand bar
aud has almost completely destroyed the
county bridge connecting Ashbury Park
with Deal. Tho railroad bridge over tho
same stream. known ~ the Great Pond. Ia
badly damaged. and last night, while tho
passenger train Of the Central road from
New York was proceeding with great care.
men with lanterns going ahosd, the on.
gine turned over into tho stream, and
John Bateman. brakeman, wa thrown un.
dor the engine and drowned. The en-
gineer and fireman escaped by swimming.
Long Branch is reported to have suffered
severely by the storm.
NEw YoRx. Feb. 1.-The storm has been
fearful. and dispatches report damage and
disaster all along the Atlantic coast. At
Coney Island there has been great destruo-
ton Of property and eight lives were lost.
A scene Of great calamity was at Manhat-
tan beach. on tho east side Of the island,
where the storm struck with tho greatest
violence. fairly sweeping everything be-
fore Il. About half . mile east from the
big hotel were two shanties. where two
men, named Wynno anu brennan. I'so
with their families. hortIy ,iter ~
O'Clock the men, VINO were emPioyea ~
waichmen W inc hoHi company. Isi. Iheir
homes ior the purpose on rep9ruhs tne
alarming state OF analis 20 weed' inc neeu
wAtchnan aurins uie'r Aosehee
the ifaii snanues III winch tney hAu
left their families were swept away
and the unfortunats occupants, NUMBER
Ing three women ana nvo chilnren' per,
tshed. The yictims were Mrs. wynno anu
her three children aged nve q three
years, and an infant . day old. and
Mrs.. Brennan and two children, aged WI
and four years. respectively. The third
woman who perished was The nurse OF
Mrs. Wynne. There were thrco q
waves which ollowed In quick succession
and not . vestige OF the shanues was LETT.
The bodies OF tho u~nfortunates were car.
ried TO sea with the exception OF 'hat OF
Mrs. wynne, which was picked up at
Sheepshead Bay this morning. Tho tide
rose nearly five feet higher than any pre-.
yious records noou. AZ o'her Ps,n VI
tle isiAha tno uAunso avuo 49,.
oessive. ino u',,' s''us 49, ~
- "Coneourse, u oonp'sN'J uhusf'
mined Anu UNSAFE 70, noises. ,
Az Consy isiAnu ,ne,c mas voen Nioek
and rum All Along .no oeacn. MN
Deaeh hotsI Plope'sy sue, os.
Inc DeanuIui yApsn'se aos ~ ~. hS.ai
swept away rnu no eNs onu ~ IJ
damaged. Inc ensine Ioom anu yA'iins
mouse were swep' w, noc s nv
outhouses d~isappeArsu sha onot H,ovv ,"c'
OF the new rsiiroaa 'iAck ih reaI ., tnc
hotel destroyed. Inc noei u ainost $50
lated, Its Approaches Deing Washes away.
The damage 70 the properly u Detween
$4,000 M sio'0oo. Al other structures
along the whole l,ne ., "e oencn nO. nr I'm
y secured arc rrsSis.. u",si .n5 Nv
dock, YVES, VI osU 81. .nS
Gamers oo.cula snuI.n ,sI. 49,.
only Jew snSns sn.n ~. .o,.I ,o.. 90
NO name pavlion 1921 =, tau, sIn nco ~
property u es"nA'eu "'" 'o'0'' "
soy,ovo. .. ,.,u s,.o,.,o.a p.x
nAEr tvpo,s NJ" b~ann.. ~
ssWSsan ,."o h.sn found thsre'
LoSo DnAscn, N. j., Fob. I.-Almost
every building on the shore between Sandy
HOOK anu long p, IN ,ho ho,O,s ma V la, i.
iinv. IN M leach hal their grounds badly
washed. The bath houses arc all gone.
aud many beautiful summer houses either
Washed way or blown " p,oces " uo
gale Inc puikns $3.50 ia
ana the oeach Ior mii0 M Nv VIZ.
debris from !hs wreck. = Nou sorses
southern iAiIroso uAcn ~. I'm oo,c ~
with sand IN many plA'e., sna asmssvu ~
mat u wiz axe EVER, asys " ,opsi." 10
that trains can run peIreen oeAor,sus wy
SANDY hSos; Ing "ieEssPp rs, ~
down In All directions Inc LAs. Enu ana
brighton moeis, tne Ahnsios nouse Ana
Morey..s cottage hAd OF .holr ,oc.s
carried away ~ U wIhu' oIAy oesn.
houses we're washed AVA rom IN ron.
OF the ocean HOUSE. lhls y ue must
krriio storm ever appearances neto
BALTIMORE, reg. i.-tno or,s Snc
nooga went ashoro yesseruayA LAWS oo's
Point, and the Captain second maze anu 0
seaman were drowned.
rhe Hand silver BILL.
w,su,xorox Fob. 2.-There Ia GOOD
!. ,.,,.v. nov aha, ,ho pl,ns hIIi
resson '" po''''o wv" ~
cannot DO passed. over tho veto. Inc sii,e'
men themselves begin 10 finch . little,
and talk of admitting an amendment rails.
,--n-..,... :, A.. ao,,.,, Int a beoomc.
Ing inc 'Aiuo VI ''o
daily more certain that no ohi .ttsokinB
the debt and the interest OF interfering IN
past transactions, viii oeloie 70 pass over
aveto. A letter from hendlicks
Belmont on the silver questlon ooncluues
a. follows; "shouIa ave, money W
restored, j have thougnt tne piedse OF 10Y
OF payment In com, Anu tns sssuIAnce 10
The ACT OF ls'o OF paymen' IN com ~ VIC
then vAiue' uou'a seon su'no,-
ire, almost require Y. vompt'snoo wv
the contrAct cAnno' w ores'n " puo y
faith. Unt counnIy .iAiso Ptouos. y,
a 70 It's value. I think that restored silver
will approach. and perhaps reach gold. 10
value but .honla s.pefisnIe p.ose . ns 4.
grss,sr nroductlon' Congress hss ample
power TO provide against any evils likely 10
follow"
NEW YoRK, Feb. "A TSibmms's Wash.
ington spccisl saws 4 consultation OF Some