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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[sr.c,AI 70 TIE GOLD nnl DAILY srws,
sudden Death of senator Chandler.

Sudden Death Of Senator Chandler.
CHICAGO. November S.-Senator Zach
ariah Chandler. OF Michigan. was found
dead In his bed at the Grand Pacific Ho-
tel Saturday morning. He had been
speaking in Wisconsin. and Friday night
addressed an immense audience at Nc
Cormick's Hall. in this city. and spoke
with his usual earnestness. After the
meeting, when he and Senator Logan
aud Hon. Jesse S~paulding were sitting
in his room. engaged in conversation,
Senator Chandler complained OF indi-
pes,ion. A he had complained OF the
same distressed feeling while On route to
the city with these gentlemen, MI.
Spaulding suggested that he remain
over in the city until Saturday night.
But he said that business affairs
REQUIRED his attention at home.
and the order was given to have
him called in the morning at 2 o'clock.
His friends then bade him good night
and left. That was the last time the
Senator wal seen alive. Saturday MORN
ipR when the Office boy called him. there
was no response. As upon repetition
silence prevailed. the clerk Effected an
entrance through the transom. and found
that the Senator was dead. The body
was not quite cold, and the physician
who Was present decided that death oc
Cured about three hours previous to the
discovery. A medical examination and
coronrr's inquest were held and the
cause Of death decided to be cerebral
hsmorrhsgs. -.
A plaster cast Of the head and face
was taken by Walk. q sculptor. and the
body was subsequently, smbslmsd. The
remains were removed to Detroit,
Michigan. yesterday by special train,
attended by y large Committee OF Escort
and Guard OF Honor. The funeral will
probably take place on Wednesday. Ar.
rsnsemsnts are bring made to bury the
illustrious deceased with full national
aud civic honors. The following Ex.
ecuiivs ord,r has been issued:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. WAsRrNoToS.
November l, 1879.-rhs sad ntslligencs
Of the death Of Zaohariah Chandler. late
Secretary Of the Interior. and during
many years . Senator from Michigan.
has been communicated to the Govern.
meut and to the country. and In proper
respect to his memory ! hereby order
thai the several Executive Departments
DO closed to public business. aud their
gags and those Of their dependencies
throughout the country be displayed at
half.mast on the day Of his funeral.
(Signed) X. b. HAYES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
Grants Accident.
Sail Lake Tribune.

The accident to which General Grant
referred in bis speech at Ogden hap
pened between Corinne and Terrace,
while the train was moving at . high
rate Of speed. he seemed to be 10 CON-
siderable agony from the sprain. which
is doubtless Of the nature OF . stitch.
The General being accompanied by his
aife and son Fred. q conversation was
had with Mrs. Grant, during which abe
explained the happening Of the accident.
Mrs. Grant said that between the sta
tons mentioned the General arose to
wash his hands, and that during the
operation the train, running at . high
rate OF speed, passed around q curve.
making q sudden lunee. The sudden
motion threw the General Of his balance.
and 10 trying to recover his equipoiss he
turned suddenly around, causing Q severe
wrench In his back. Mrs. Grant said
her husband bad suffered some pain
since the accident. but she had con.
cludsd that upon leaving Ogden she
would dsputizs q servant to give the
Generals back . good dose OF friction
und arnics. which she thought would
Afford speedy r-lief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
ne,ih of General Hooker.

NEW YoRx. November 1.-M.jor.G Gen.
sral Joseph Hooker died quite suddenly
yesterday afternoon at Garden City.
Long Island. He gave q large dinner
party at the Garden City Hotel on the
25th, and has seemed to be In the best
OF spirits. and to enjoy social intercourse
with bis many friends NJ fully A. at any
time in his life. He took his accustomed
walk In the park during the afternoon.
and did not complain OF feeling Ill till
about 4 o'clock, when be retired to his
apartments and summoned his valet,
who helped him to . sofa. where he
rested about an hour. he then rose and
busted himself about his rooms till at
5a5, the valet. hearing the General
struggling for breath. Fastened to his
side aud assisted him to lie down upon
the bed. at the same time ringing for
help. The hotel Superintendent hurried
to the room, but when he arrived the
General wal dead. The funeral will
take place here on Wednesday next.
The remains will DO forwarded to Gin.
cinnsti for burial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03

In the District Court at winnemuecs.
All Sam, . Chinaman, has been con-
vietsd Of irequsntins 40 opium.smokins
resort. and sentenced to the State Prison
for seven mouths. The case will b sp-
pesled to the Supreme Court to test the
eonstitutionali,y Of the Act under which
hs was convicted. It Is the opinion Of
many Of the legal fraternity that this law
being . bit Of special legislation directed
against that one particular vice, Is as
much unconstitutional as would be one
against the irequentins Of saloons where
LIQUORS are sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
Change Of Venue.
Carsoa Appeal, Nor. /.

Se'sS" AHpeN't Wv
A change OF venue from Storey to
Ormsby county was yesterday granted
by Judge Rising In the case OF John I.
Pritchard. accused Of the killing Of
Officer Symons. at Gold Hill. several
months ago. The change was granted
on the grounds that there 10 . very
strong sentiment against the accused,
aud that he will bs unable to get Q fair
trial at Virginia, Q fact alleged and
proven to the satisfaction OF the court
by counsel for the defense. Additional
grounds for this belief Is that ct the time
OF the commission Of the alleged crime
the press Of Storey county poisoned the
mind OF every man In that county against
Pritchard, by reason Of the publication
OF severe structures upon the act Of the
killing. Pritchsrd vas brought to this
city yesterday afternoon BY Sheriff vii.
hanson. and placed 10 the State Prison
for safe keeping. 1t Is doubtful, how.
ever. whether the District Court will be
able to reach his case this term.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03

A correspondent OF the Chicago
Tribune. who has been travelling extern.
sivsly through the Northwest. mipgling
freely With business men, says that
while be auds nine Republicans out OF
ten willing to vote for Grant II nomi.
mated. there 10 no genuine enthusiasm
apparent in favor Of his third term.
Many among them. he says, clear that
the politicians who are pushing him
forward 30 enerss,ically are looking with
longing eyes toward prospective fsvors
in the shape Of r,munerativs contracts
and near. sighted justice"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
Body's Remains.
Bsdis Uaios. October IS.

p0uts Sh'o", SesooU So'
The bones Of W. 8. Body-all that
remains OF the onc adventurous pros.
pector-srs to b inferred In the crms-
terry, and there 10 talk OF erecting .
monument over them TO the memory OF
the old pioneer. The knife found With
the remains OF Body was unanimously
voted to the Society Of Pioneers by
those present at the opening Of the Rip
Van Wrinkle grave. which for twenty
years had remained in It's ssclusion un.
disturbed BY human hand. The scab.
bard enclosing the knife IL evidently Of
homemade. - the sides ara fastened
together with rivets made OF bullsts.
One aide Of the hilt Of the we'll pro.
served implement 10 marked with . me.
dallion Of o womau's head, while the
other side bears the representation OF .
lion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03

: Dewey 4 Co.'S Scientific Press Patent
Agency has received official notice Of tbs
issue Of the following patents to Pacific
Coast inventors, for the week ending
October 2lst, 1879: James Carroll.
San Francisco. washing machine: z.
and F. ". Cottle. 0akdals. CAL,
windmill; E. II. Hamilton and @.
n. Earl. Los Angeles, apparatus for
making and laying concrete pipe; P.
Hinkle, San Francisco. elevator; 7. No.
C.h.ry. San Francisco. tuysrs; D. PEN
dision. San Francisco. electric lamp; A.
j. Smith, Ukiah. Cal. candlestick; N.
Weston. San Francisco. Photographic
enclosing press; A. @. wa.srhouse.
Sacramento, CAL. steam or water en-.
CINE; ". T. Coleman / Co.. San Fran.
cisco, canned salmon and other fab
(trads MARK; ". Mccurdy. Stockton.
Cal. medical compound (,rads msrk);
E. II. Baxter. San Francisco (label).
title, Nichols Iufallibls Ipjsction."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
William B. Curtis, the vsll.kno,


William B. Curtis. the wsll.known
boating authority, has q long article in
las. weeks Spirit Of the Times on the
Courtney Hanlon assco. Wherein he
speaks his mind very freely concerning
both men. But his most remarkable
statement 10 that hs himself would have
undertaken to mend either Of Courtney's
boats and put it In perfect order in
which to row the race within three
hours. BE says Courtney could have
done the same, and must have known
that he could do 30 a loon a. hs had
examined the boats. He believes neither
party intended to row q fair race.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
Suicide.
Au.tin Rsptiils. Nor. l.

husfH Aepsttts, EVops As
A woman who has resided In this city
for several years, and has been known
as Florence White. but whose real name,
We learn. was Margaret Norris. took IN.
other dose OF laudanum yesterday and
died from its effects last night at about Q
O'Clock. It will DO remembered that she
tried 1t on Wednesday. but timely
emetics and medical treatment brought
the poison up; but she had made her
mind up to die. and die she did. We
are informed that her relatives were at
n time well. to.do people in San Fran.
cisco. but by the trickery Of others this
poor unfortunate was swindlsd out Of
her portion OF the property and subss-
quently became an outcast. A Coroner's
inquest was held at I o'clock this after.
noon and the jury rendered . verdict
that deceased came to her death by
laudsnum, administered by her own
hands. The funeral took place at 8
o'clock. A subscription was taken up
to dsirsy the expenses OF the funeral.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03

FATAL AccrpEST.-A. T. Beck, who
arrived here this morning from Glover
Valley, informs us that . brothsr'in'law
Of Emanuel Frates, Of Iron Point, was
killed at Willow Greek. east OF Glover
Valley, last Thursdsy. Deceased was
building Q dam for T. d. Parkinson.
They put q blast in . bluff OF rocks. .
mass Of which. weighing seven or eight
hundred pounds. fell upon the unfortn.
nate man, fatally injuring him. He
lived Q short time after be was crushed
by the rocks.-Surer Stat, Nop. Isl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03

A Chinese will was offered for pro-
bate In the ~Surrogats's Office. New York
city, Q few days ago. The document il
written entirely In Chinese characters.
and ss none Of the clerks in the surro-
gates Court can read the language. the
contents or provisions are as yet undis.
covered. It will bs translated as soon
~ possible. There are wills on record
there In Hebrew, Arabic. Latin. French.
German. Russian and many other Ian.
euases. but this one IL ths hrst Chinese
YIN ever alsd there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
Tho Nevada Central.
Austin Rssails, Oct. 81.


From . letter written to County Com
missioner T. w. Triplett by E. A. Scott
Of Battle Mountain. dated yesterday. We
learn that work ON the Nevada Central
Railway IL progressing with its usual
rapid speed. Every day and hour Of
this good weather Is improved by each
working department. Nineteen miles Of
track was laid up to yesterday morning
and grading was being done for sixty
miles out Of Battle Mountain. which
brings the advance guard OF the work.
men within about thirty miles Of this
city. The grading will be completed In
. few days a. far a. Addiugton's. atty
miles from Battle Mountain. Ten OF
Mason's New Era graders are now being
used very successfully. The contractors
are pushing things vigorously. On
Monday, November 8, the arst section
OF twenty miles will be thrown open to
public travel and traffic. connecting by
stages over the balance Of the route to
this place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03

General Butler in . recent speech to .
Massachusetts, audience said: The CIV
about q 'solid South 10 . delusion and
Q snare. The great West will dominate
this Government despite the South.
North or East. because almost al the
power and population have driitsd
there"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
FUNERAL NOTICE.

NFEMBsRs OF GOLD HILL MINERS
~ I'M ). g aass H n r S,SU;itiS Y fF P1is {. ,a' =.
1850 r. r. for the purpose Of attending the
funeral Of thsir deceased brother, Thomas A.
Aiklnson. 4 full and proups attendance 10
' =. o. LIxsxo. Prss,asat.
Axos xnxzx1. Bserstasy.
lxntespfiso oopyJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
v. n. CLARKE. J. Q. skTTH.
v. II. CLARKE & CO.,
STOCK 3 r o K z r 8 i,
No. 81 SOUTH O STREET,
VIRGINIA cITY. NEVADA.
ssn francisco correspondent, .. 3. WAKE.
FIELD 4 co. 1ned.m
MASONIC NOTICE.

A CALLED COMMUNICATIONS OF SILVER
n Star Lodge. No. s.F and IN, will b
held at Mssonic Hal B street. .virginis. To.
MORROW (TuBsD All at Q O'Clock ?. y for
ceased brother, Thomas A. Atkinson. A iull
AID prompt attendance 10 requested, Al mss
ter hssons IN good 0 anding and friends Of the
deceased are rep ctfally invited.
By order Of the ". N.
JOHN o BsNNRTrs. Secretary.
fEutsrpttss plsase c 'py.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03

DULLION MINING COMPANY.
ID Location Of principal place Of business.
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hin Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen, that st Q meeting OF
the Board OF Director, held on the nrst Qsp
day OF November. 1879. an s.sessment mo. III
Of Fifty Itccl Gents Der share was lsvted upon
the capital stock OF the co pors'lon, payable
immediately, In United states RUld coin, 70 the
Zee, etsfy, ct the once OF the Company, Room
.. Sale ieposit Build ing. 8S Aontgomery
street. Gan Francis o. CAifnrn,A.
Any stock upon which this assessment tnall
remain unpaid on Wednesday. the third tSdl
day OF December. 1879, viii be delinquent. and
advertised Tor sale at public auction. and IN.
less payment 10 made before. will DO ,old on
WEDNESDAY. the INVENT -FOUR rH tatthl
day OF DECBMB,R. 1919. 70 pay The deliL que
assessment, together with the cost Of sdveitis
ins and s.ps1.s: q ale; - n,,..,o,,
]. II; BHAZRLL. secretary.
Omee-Room Q. SAFE Deposit Building. 81
Montgomery street, Ban Franctsco. California.
atd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
6ORN.
DIED.

In Battle Mountain. octobsr 20. infant dsugh.
in ra.csror., October -, Frank Quay. aged
81 year.
aged 7 ytars aud 8 moLtht.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
S. ARoNSoN,

THE LEADING oLoTHIER or GOLD
i Hill. has. during his long stay in San
Francisco. had the opportunity Of buying
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03

cInnn RKTuBNs n % DAYS ON 800
1JZUU invested. 0mciai repofts i!se.
go. Addfsss Z. Fottsr wight : o.. esssss.r
Wall ousst n. Z. -essy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
NEW TODAY.
PIPRR'S OPERA HOUSE,
VIRGINIA CITY.

THE EVENT OF The sEAsoNi IN.
- mense success Of the world.famous Rng.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-09
ASSAULT ON Il FEMALE.
Narrowing Tale Which Sends Man
Jail for Il Week.

A Narrowing Tale Which Sends Man to
Jail for Week.
When the Creator sent John Carr into the
world it must have been that he was merely
wanted to fill up vacuum, or that the devil
stood in need of a tripe- colored, kinky haired
bull-dozer of distressed and unfortunate fe-
males. His last attempt in this manly exer-
else took place on the 9th ultimo, when he
was fooled in a dastardly and unspeakable
attack upon the person of Anna Pinney,
whose failure to prosecute the wretch at an
earlier day was owing to the fact of her dis
charging an eight days obligation to the
people in the county jail. Immediately after
her discharge on Friday, warrant was sworn
out for the arrest of Carr, on the charge of
assault with intent to commit rape.
The upshot of the matter TRANSFERRED yes
terday morning in the municipal court, when
The parties to this interesting affair appeared
before Judge Flint for an adjustment of
their difficulties. The prosecutrix first took
the stand and edited the salaclous onlookers
with the narrowing details of the attack up
on her virtue, the story of the gallant man
ner in which the attack on the citadel was
repulsed, calling forth suppressed admira-
rion, the penalty for applause being death
by stran gulation. The prisoner repudiated
toozled by the plaintiffs winning blandish-
and kissed the honey from his ripe if not
luscious lips. So went the story until inter-
rupted by the court who appeased the dam
sells wrath by consigning the dusky would
be lover to the county refrigerator for
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-09
.IMMIGKATION,

Meeting of the New State Board-Governor
Pillsbury Permanent President, and
Sam. Secretary Pro Tenn.
The new State board of immigration, con-
sisting of the Governor, secretary of state,
state treasurer, clerk of the supreme
court and Dillon O'Brien, Esq, met yester-
day, in the Governors room, and organized.
AS constituted by the law of the late legis-
lature, the board consists of j. S. Pillsbury,
Governor; j. S. Irgens, secretary of state:
VIM. Pfander, state treasurer; Samuel H.
Nichols, clerk of the supreme court, and
Hon. Dillon O'Brien, representative of the
Irish colonization society, with which he has
borne so prominent part for the last two
or three years.
Owing to the press OF business upon the
several State officers composing the board,
incident upon the late adjournment of the
legislature, no business further than tempo
rary organization was entered upon. The
organization was perfected by electing Gov
ernor Pillsbury president, and Samuel H.
Nichols secretary, and the adoption of the
following resolution, introduced by Hon.
VIM. Pfander:
Resolved. That the board take possession of
the property now in the hands of the past Sec
rotary, J. w. Bond, and that the same be
turned over to the temporary secretary of the
present board.
This business being completed, an ad-
journment was had subject to call of the
president.
Inquiry by the GLOBE reporter-they are
nquisitive-developed the fact that the prop
erty turned over to the temporary secretary
consisted of few hundred pamphlets. old
letters inquiring for information, etc. It
should be stated that under the law the late
secretary had no handling of the funds, ex-
cept as drawn by W; ant and approved by the
Governor. The old board received an appro-
priation from the State of $4,000. 70 this
sum was added by the different railroad
companies about $1,000, not $3, 200 as put
down upon paper by the several organiza-
tons. All this money was expended by the
old board except about 1851. The late leg
islature appropriated $4,000 for the new
board, which gives it nearly $4,000 to ex-
pend in the coming two years
unless perchance there should
be an extra session of the legislature, in
which event, it is safe to conclude the appro-
pration would be increased. The question
of how this money should be spent was not
touched upon yesterday, the nearest approach
to it being an expression of opinion that it
was essential that whatever was to be done
should be entered upon at an early date so as
to take advantage of the spring hegira, and
that meeting to consider this part of the
duties of the board should be held at as earlv
date as possible.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-09
PERSuNAL.

The following were among the arrivals at the
Metropolitan hotel Yesterday: G. 81. Noun
tain, Chicago: W. H. Elliott, Cincinnati; c. A.
Broaawater, Montana; Max Warshawer Mil
waukee; J. Seligman, Chicago; S. J. George,
Menomone; W. j. Kountz, Allegheny; G, G.
Barnum, Duluth; G. E. Bond, Jos. Stockton
and son, Chicego; H. L. Sargent, city.
Col. P. Nj. Cleary, of Chicago, is in the city
for few days tour of recreation. Col
Cleary is perhaps the best known man in the
city of Chicago, personally and by reputation
He was collector of Southern Chicago FOR one
term, and nearly three mi lions of dollars
passed through his hands without cent being
missing. He was afterwards county commits
sioner, and SO acquitted himself as to win the
esteem of all. He originated and carried to
completion the Cook county hospital, the larg-
est and most complete building of it's kind in
the world. The colonel is genial, whole-souled
gentleman who makes friends wherever he be-
comes known, though his modesty prevented
him from giving the GLOBE a cali till he had
become an old resident of the sanity city. As
he promises never to do again, he may con-
slider himself pardoned for this time only.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-09
Il. 5 WINDLER.

He Sells Bogus Notes at Il Liberal Discount.
A party, by the name of Carl Hendricks,
was making inquiries of Chief Weber,
yesterday, in regard to one James Olson
Hegass. Hendricks stated his man was
great criminal, and had been operating in
Waseca county, and he thought probably he
had extended his business to
this region. Hendricks is from
New Richland, and confesses he
is one of large number whom Hegass has
victimized. Hegass carried on brokerage
business, as it we're. He sold notes at a
very liberal discount. Hendricks bought
one drawn in favor of Andrew Ammerdson
in amount $25--for $15. Quite a number
of others were also purchasers of 9th ,r
notes. When they began to drop due one
by one, each one was found to be bogus.
Inquiry was made for Hesass, and then it
was learned he had skipped. After the re-
cital of the story. 1T came to mind that not
long ago an operator of this kind was caught
in Minneapolis, and being caught, it was
proved against him to the extent of a term
in Saltwater. At least that was the recollec-
ton of the matter at police headquarters
Hendricks left to go to Minneapolis to make
further inquiries. He wanted to see his man,
just once, anyhow.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-09
CITY GLOBULES.

Action in trover commenced by the
United States yesterday against James Flenl-
ming, of Wright county, and William Dean, of
Brainard, for trespass on government pine
lands, with damages to be ascertained by the
courts.
The friends of the Minnesota and St. Paul
societies for the prevention Of cruelty to ami
mails, will meet at the Office at No. So Robert
street, next Tuesday afternoon, for the pur-
pose of electing board of officers and man
ayers for the ensuing year. A tull attendance
is desired.
The county clerk made out back pension
papers yesterday in favor of Mrs. Harriet NJ.
Foote, whose husband, Lieut.. Foote, was
wounded in 1865 while serving in the Four
teenth regiment, New York volunteers. The
amount called for is 81 1868. being back PEN
st"ns for six years at the rate If 1928 per
ennum,