The daily gazette., 1879-06-20
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The Prince Imperial of France, the
only child of the late Emperor Napoleon
and the chief of the Bonapartist dynasty
of France was, while in company with
few English officers two weeks ago, sur
surprised by party OF zulus and killed
by wounds OF the assegai. His body was
recovered.
Brown was passed in the Ashley Belt
contest yesterday by Weston, the veteran
American pedestrian, who is now looked
upon Is q sure winner.-It Is believed
that the French and British governments
have resolved on energetic action with
the Khedive and that the French Consul
General holds the Sultan firman for Is
mail Pasha's deposition.-Prince Bis
marck has intimated in the Reichstag
that the adoption of the double coin
standard is not contemplated by Germa-
ny.
| JOHN j. INGALLS,, Republican Sena-
tor from Kansas, will not lack for some
thing to keep his mind busy in the sum-
mer months. The Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections has decided to report
in favor of an investigation of the
methods under which he obtained seat
In the Senate. The accusations are seri'
Gus. Affidavits submitted accuse ingalls,
of bribery in securing votes in the Kan
sas Legislature, and more than one spe-
cification are contained in them. Ingalll
has maintained suspicious quiet since
the charges were made. He was mem
ber of the committee that has had hi
case under one consideration, yet he ha
not denied his guilt, nor has he courte'
full investigation, As an innocent ma
would have done. He did not even re
sign from the Committee until his felloN
members had been embarrassed by hi
presence for three months. Tie !. as h
could not with decency vote to invest
gate himself, but went out, that John A
Logan, who would vote tor him, migl
be put in his place. The only defenc
that Ingalls's friends have offered is thu
the Kansas Legislature has pronounce
the charges unsustained. This is 4
= proof of Ingalls, innocence. If a major
ty of the Legislature could be bribed IL
to voting for ingalls,, it is safe to assun
that they could be trusted to clear him
] GOLD DISCOVERED AT GLEN Ri
DLE.-Last week, while workmen wei
engaged in sinking an artesian well
the factory yard of Msssrs. Samuel Ri
de Il Son, their attention was attractt
Z TO innumerable yellow specks in the Sal
that the machine was sucking up fro
the old creek bed, seventeen feet belo
the surface. A closer examina ion Il
the gentlemen operating the machine
the conclusion that thts yellow spec
were fattened scales of gold, and I'll
the gigantic auger was forcing its W
!, through gold drift. A gentleman, W
- has been recently engaged in gold mini
in the Black Hills, examined a quaint
of the sand and found 1t to coutaiI
large per centage of the precious me
known as wire gold. Prof. Foote, of t
State Geological Survey, analyzed p
,st ton of the alluvial deposit and discov
ed gold Of more Than ordinary puri
At a recent meeting Of the Franklin
. sti ute the matter was investigated a
the existence of gold was established
Q yond Doubt. Six quarts of sand vie
: ed fifteen cents in pure gold, which is
the rate of over $2U ton. James
Brown, druggist, at Rockdae, subject
quantity.of the sand to the actor
,ek nitromuriatic acid, and found gold
:" satisfactory Experimentation Ne