Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-19
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San FRASonoo. June 19.-James Bow
Ian, who shot and killed his wife Nellie.
At $40 Chestnut street, Tuesday morn.
Ing. waived examination on . charge Of
murder in the Police Court yesterday.
and was held 10 answer without bail.
Il appears that SCHUYLER. the N for
whom the woman was acting Is house
keeper. has also . suit for divorce against
his wifs. they having Lived apart for sew.
sral years past. Mrs. Bowlan il said to
have Advertised % . housekssper, and
after she went to Sohulsr's. who
answered her advertisement. Bowlan
went there several times and beat her.
besides threatening her life. Bowlsn
was Afterwards arrested for assaulting
Sohulsr In the California Market. for
which he escaped punishmsnt. Bow.
Ian has BEEN here many years, and was
formerly . haokman. Bis wife was .
young woman we'll known. She had
marked musical talent, and FORMERLY
sang in one Of the church choirs. Her
father II Q distiller at Los Angeles, and
her sister 10 the wife OF Q wsll.known
stock broker. She married Bowlan ave
years ago. Bowlan 10 said to be the
same man who drew $160, 900 In the
Havana lottery some years ago.
Madame La Chapells and Miss Ed.
wards are still walking lively in their
great match at Platt's Hall. Miss Ed
wards really seems gaining In strength.
and walks with an easy gall, which. In
fact, she has done from the first. The
question Ia now asked, whom will tho
walk snd3 Miss Edwards plainly says
5000 quarters II necessary to win. and
abe looks a. though she could carry 1t
through. For the "a hours ending ct
noon to-day Miss Edwards average was
10 ;58 per mile, and Madame La Cha
pelle's 10 0S.
Rsbecca A. Noble, wife OF Thomas
d. Noble. who IL employed in the Gus
tom.houss. fell, about 4 o'clock ysster-
day afternoon. from the balcony Of the
third story OF the Abbottsford House.
cornsr Of Broadway and Larkin streets,
and died an hour aftsrward from the
effects Of the injuries received. Her
skull was fractured, but no other bones
we're broken. She was Q native OF New
York, 81 years Of age. Her husband.
SON and daughter, who also reside In tho
house, were absent at the time OF the
fatal occurrence.
The Ooronsr's Jury in the case Of
Frederick Rush, who was found dead In
his bed on Sunday With his skull frac.
tu,sd. gave the following verdict : We
find that the deceased came to his death
from cerebral hsmorrhags, caused by
fracture Of skull, received In . manner
unknown to the jury, and va exonsrate
W. w. Cornell from ell blame In the
matter.
Deputy United States Fish Commits.
sioner Livingstone Stone arrived here
last evening BY the overland train with
Q million lobster eggs for Duxbury reel.
q large quantity Of striped bass for the
Ban Joaquin river, and o lot OF black
bass, which will be placed In . private
pond. A fresh supply Of sea water has
been sent from here to Winnsmuoca
for the lobster eggs and the sea fish.
There was Q good attendance at the
twelfth annual picnic Of the Tuolumns
Reunion Association, and everything
passed Of pleasantly. The programme
consisted Of music BY the band, an ora
ton by Judge Ferrsl, poem BY o d.
Chamberlain, and . recitation BY Mrs.
Robinson.
@. v. Hamilton, the man who stabbed
John J. Murphy at Platt's Hall on Sum
day night, has not yet been arrested,
though q warrant has been out for him
for two days past, and he IL we'll known.
Mr.. Murphy was not seriously injured,
but will DO SCARED permanently.
The Workingmsn's Municipal Con.
vsnhon yesterday afternoon made the
following nominations: For Sheriff, I.
Desmond; Treasurer, W. r. Shaber;
Chist Of Police. James Carroll; Auditor.
J. P. Dunn. Desmond was captain OF
the vessel which rescued the Fenian
prisoners from Australia . few years ago.
The Exchange Baseball Club did not
play the Spirit Of the Times Club on
Sunday, as was reported, but played the
Mystics Of Oakland. They play the
Spirit Of the Times on the 4th Of July
for q $500 purse.
The workingmen's Municipal Con.
vsntion last evening nominated Anton
Fischer Recorder and A. P. Wilson, As
SCISSOR. Fischer was until within . few
days President Of the German Club OF
the w. p. O.
James Gordon Bennett 10 on his way
from Liverpool to this city In order TO
witness the departure Of the Jsanstts on
her Arctic expedition.
The wife OF Loring Pickering. OF the
Morning 0all, died yesterday aftsrnoon
after Q brief illness. She was Q native
OF Vermont and aged SO years.
The annual California State Conyen.
ton Of the Ancient Order Of Hibernians
II now being held at San jose.
The steamer State OF California came
out OF the dry dock yesterday, having
been cleaned, and will sail for Portland
on Saturday next.
Hon. Thomas Fitch and wife arrived
on the overland train last night.