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Convention Notes.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The members Of
the convention ssy that In the meeting
proper no vote, not even o that may
be considered ss indicating the relative
strength. has yet been taken.
II having been announced that Massa-
ohusstts would cast twenty votes on the
frst ballot for 6htrman-that being
Edmunds' strspgth-udgs. Hos' was
seen q TO the correctness OF the state
msnt. Hs said that they would give
their Arst vote to Edmunds - instructed,
and after that to Sherman.
The Blaine vote in the Ohio delega-
ton numbers nine. and Mack OF the
Ssndusky Register. says they will vote
for Blaine on the frst ballot.
The Pacific coast delegates. including
Washington and Wyoming Territories.
having consolidated for united action on
the Chinese question. They will stand
solid for Blaine and have strong hopes
Of bis nomination.
A rumor 10 now abroad that Cameron
ssrsss 10 obey the will Of Q majority OF
the National Committee. II he falls,
Chandler will succeed him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
Fathers Brutal Deed.

CHICAGO, June 2.-Ths facts OF . most
unnatural murder near Port Washing
ton, Wis, have just been made public.
John Conrad, Q wsll.to.do farmer. was
the father Of John P. Conrad, aged
twenty-five, Q bed.ridden cripple. who
had been mute from his birth. On
Monday last Conrad returned homo
drunk and In . brutal mood. Hs frst
.quarrelsd with bis dsughter.in law. then
went up stairs and beat his crippled son,
ending by throwing him down stairs, the
fall breaking his neck Subsequently
hs took every ~prscaution to conceal the
crime. washed up the blood which came
from his victims mouth, and kept the
body ont OF sight until II was buried.
Everything was done quietly. but the
District Attorney and Justice Of ths
Peace had their suspicious aroused, and
caused the body to 10 exhumsd. An
examination proved that the cripple had
been killed. and had not died Of apo.
plsIy a. reported BY his father. II was
then discovered that Conrad had started
for the East, intending to 90 TO Ger.
many. A dispatch caused bis arrest Of
Buffalo, and an ofaosr. having procured
the necessary requisition, is nov on his
way East to bring him back to Wiseon.
ain
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
The southern Delegates.

NEW Yoax. June 2.-Ths Times com.
mspts thus on it, special dispatches
from Chicago: A careful canvass brings
into strong relief the utter untrust.
worthinsss Of . large proportion OF the
Southern delegates, and shows that in
some eases whore the solid vote OF .
State VA counted on for Grant there 10
danger OF dsfeohons. On the other
hand, there are several Southern dele.
gates, assumed 10 b for Blaine or Sher.
man, Who are now expected 70 vote ON
the drst ballot for Grant, and In the
Northwest Q canvass Of the delegates re-
vsals more Grant strength than hitherto
given BY rs. The general Impression
Left BY Q study Of this canvass will bs
that the liability Of the Southern dele.
gates 10 yield to corrupt inhnsnoss
counts for . good deal more 10 reckoning
the chances Of the various candidates
than 10 good for the character either OF
the convention or Of the party. Sher.
mans Treasury agents have found
pupils only too apt IN learning to regard
4 National Convention - . Presidential
auction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
Two widows Murdered.

Avon. Conn.,, June 2.-Maria Avsnt
and Emily Chidssy, widows. were muir.
dsrsd Sunday night. The women were
last seen alive on Sunday morning.
Monday morning . nsishbor. entering
their kitchen, found Mrs. Chidsey lying
on the kitchen door weltering In blood,
shs having been killed BY . blow ON the
head With an AZ. Mrs. Avent was found
In the attic on . bed. Bible and specta.
elss By her side, and . Rhastly wound In
her forehead. inflicted BY . tailor's
goose, which was lying on . chest close
By. A piece OF carpet had been thrown
over the body Of Mrs. Chidsey and .
paper over the face Of Mrs. Avent. The
motive Of the crime Vas not plumber, 40
the silver In the kitchen was not dis.
tufbsd and the bureau aud trunks were
not molestsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
Eighty.seven Rounds-Ryan Wins,

Eighty Seven Rounds-Ryan Wins.
Prrrssuso. June 2.-The Rysn.aoss
prize fsht for $1,000 . side and the
heavyweight championship. took place
yesterday morning at collysr's station,
West Virginia. and resulted In q victory
for Ryan After sishty.ssvsn rounds Of .
hard fought battle. Ryan was the nrst
70 put In an. appearance. reaching the
ground about 6 o'clock. He was accom-.
panied by his trainer. Johnny Roach.
and n or two others. BE walked
straight up to the ring and wal crested
with cheers. he advanced and looked
ct the square ring. and addressed the
crowd saying. "This 10 the hrst time I
ever saw . prize ring. hope Goss will
show up and va will have . fair fight"
About an hour later Goss appeared. His
seconds were Dave Jones and Billy
Crowley, and Ryan's were Jack Conner
and John Hines. They spared ner.
vously at nrst. and In the second round
Co.'S stopped to avoid punishmsnt.
Ryan got the hrst blood in the third
round, by Q slashinR blow on the mouth
OF Goss, and the Aeht continued with
varying success until the Last round,
although Ryan continued without much
backset 70 pound Goss heavily and TO
fall on him when they olinched. Goss'
favorits tactics were 10 fall to avoid the
blows. Goss' friends made several
claims Of foul, which were not allowed.
On the sighty.sishth round Goss' sec.
onds would not allow him TO come to
time. The battle lasted n hour and
twsnty.ssvsn minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
Vice Presidential.

CHICAGO, June 2.-Sspator b. K.
Bruce Wa ssrsnadsd at the Palmer
House last night BY his colored friends
among the delegates representing all the
Soothrrn States. They we're enthusias.
tic In their expressions In favor Of bis
nomination a.. Vice President. He made
Q brief speech from the rotunda OF the
Palmer House. George W. Williams.
Of Cincinnati, responded In his behalf
In an eloquent speech. full Of eompli.
msnt for the manner In which Senator
Bruce has represented the colored race
In Congress. There seems to bs Q
determination on the part OF the oolorsd
delegates TO present the name Of Sens.
tor Brace In the Convention for Vice
President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
Tho New York Delegation.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The New York
delegation bad . long and stormy sss'
sion today over the unit rule question.
oonkling insisted that the State would
vote q . unit and refused TO believe In
the a~uthsnticity OF the signatures TO the
manifesto, mentioned In last nights dis.
patches. until personally assured by tho
various signers that they had actually
signed Il. he made personal appeals 70
the so-called "kiokers," with the excep.
ton Of four. whom be warmly accused
OF perfdy. and who responded a. warmly
In their own defense. Finally, after Q
four hour session, . vote VA taken on
the question Of sustaining the unit rule,
and stood forty.nve for and twenty.thres
against; not voting. two.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
fhe LeadyilIe trouble.

DxxrEa, June LA Tribune Lsadviils
special says: This morning, - Deputy
Sheriff Parsons was ~sndsavoring to
psaiy . crowd Of strikers who were
bulldokins some miners on their way 10
work, hs was assaulted By the strikers.
one Of whom drew . revolver md
refused To put 'it away, when Parsons
fred several shots, woundins ons sem
ously and two others slightiy. when the
Sheriff arrived and The disturssrs were
arrested. Parsons IVES put In jail for
safety, - threats Of lynchinewsrs freely
msds By the striksrs. Mooney, the
President Of tAs striksfs, IVES present
and "a much toward prsssrvins order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
Miscellsneous.

CHICAGO. June 2.-Ths National wo.
mans Suffrage Association began their
days session at Fsrwsll Hall In this
city yesterday. Many delegates are
here. including some Of the most promi.
nsnt ladies In the country.
New YoRx, June IA World Wash.
ington special rsproduoss the story Of .
rupture between Tildsn and Randall add
says: "ons Of Rsndall's friends assured
your correspondent again last evening
that there was no doubt whatever that .
rupture had occurred between Randall
and Tildsn, and that the former had
begun 70 lay hi. own pipes for the Gin
oinnsu nomination"
Information II recsivsd Of the death
Of OF Comptroller D. y. Connolly, the
Tweed ring fugitive. It 10 stated that
he died at Msrssillss, France, after
surgical operation.
COLUMBUS. Texas, june 2.-Ths Col
orsdo river stands nineteen feet above
low. water level. Four drsd bodies we're
seen floating down the riv.r.
GALvnroN. June IA Meas Savoy,
Texas, special reports that two Of the
wounded have died and ten mors will
probably die from injuries received In
the late tornado.
DENVER. COL, June 2.-Ths Denver
NFibuns's article Of Saturday. reportinga
consolidation OF the South Park and Bio
Grauds Railroads, 10 pronounced BY the
President OF the former company and
the General Manager Of the latter -
utterly without foundation In fact.
LAlAMIs, June 1.-Companiss !, z.
D and B. Third Cavalry. left this city
for the North Park yesterday, to protect
the miners and prospsctors from the
Utes. Major Carleton commands the
expedition. twenty-five wagons. each
drawn by six mules, accompanied the
column, and hfty.thrss psok mules Will
leave tomorrow and ovsrtaks them. Dr..
Cannon and an assistant, with I've Am.
balances, also left with the troops.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
steamar Burned.

ST.. Loup. June 1.-The steamer
Golden Eagle. Of the Ksokuk Northern
Packet Compsny's line. was burned TO
the waters edge ct Martins Landing,
about thirty miles above Alton. ysster.
day morning. An explosion caused the
vessel to run ashore, and the ~psssengers
we're landed. A strong wind aided the
flames. and In ten minutes the entire
upper works were gone. O. L. Pinu, .
stock dealer named 0risrly. and . man
whose name 10 unknown. are missipg.
The passengers lost their Effects. The
boat was valued ct $4,000 and insured
for $50, 000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Grant Tactics and Movements :
Dark.Horse Edmunds.

CuIcAoo, June 2-l2:30 A. x.-Ths
movements Of the Grant leaders about
the Palmer House last evening gave rise
to much query. and when Cameron,
Conklins. Logan and . large part OF
their following assembled In one Of the
rooms ct 10 o'clock last night, curiosity
was rsdoublsd and the activity Of CORE.
spondents was largely increased. From
facts which have leaked out II Ia now
known that the Grant managers are
much less confident Of securing the
nomination on the frst ballot. In fact,
they are pretty well convinced that they
cannot secure Il. II they should not.
and should fail to seours an increased
vote on the second ballot, Il 10 stated,
With much circumstantiality, that the
Grant leaders have decided to throw the
votes which they oontrol-soms 500 TO
S25-for Edmunda. The claim ID made
that this would nominate Edmunds ~
against any other candidate or comotns.
tion. The meeting last night 10 said TO
have this ultimate object. although the
Grant men keep . strong front and
claim that they have about 400 votes.
Il 10 q common expression on the street
that the second, third and fourth choice
10 much nor the probable winner than
the nrst choice. There was Q rumor on
the street yesterday that Sherman had
Withdrawn, bot whom traced up. proved
to have NO more foundation than . tele-
gram which be II said TO have sent to Q
friend ssying. "ths unit rule ought to
be beaten" and advising that II Be done
even II Il shonld sacrifice him. The
anti. Grant men say that the rule 10 now
beaten even II the vote ID taken BY
States, for many OF the States have do.
cidsd TO vote against that rule despite
the fsos that . majority Of their number
favor General Grant. II the unit rule
10 abolished. v IL will undoubtedly be,
the opponents OF Grant claim that the
individual vote would make . majority
against IL OF owe 100.
The Pennsylvania delegation took o
vote on the Chairman and elected Cessna
BY Q vote Of IS 70 81 over Beaver. The
II votes were al from the Blaine men.
and the vote IL regarded - . test OF the
respecting the unit rule. A Pc.
per similar to that signed by the mem.
bsrs Of the New York delegation was OR.
yesterday among the Psnnsylva-
mia delegation and received twsnty.ons
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
Hsppsrgrassss

E1.shsrif Swift, Of ormsby county,
owner Of the Hot Springs baths near
Carson. IL Of the opinion that there will
not be . blade Of grass or q green thing
in the vicinity Of Carson In . short time
on account OF the grasshoppers. Swift
has between $500 and 5000 Anaora
goats Of thoroughbred and graded stock
roaming shout the hills Of his large
sagebrush ranch. What will Carson do
without gresnnsss and picnics2 The
hopping pests are infsstins the Truckss
Meadows also and other ranches In the
valleys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02

SAN Francisco. June Is r. NJ
Northern Belle. Nv; Quinn. I IS. I 40;
Union Con-. 70k. 20. 20h; South Bulwer.
! 90; Con. Virginia. 8 20; Yellow Jacket.
6x; ophir. s.; Addsnda. l GO. I 6s. I 70;
Grown Point. I 60. I IS; Eureka Con-. 10.
lsN. 49,. 10. IS; Belvidsrs. . 40. s4S.
3 IS; Sierra Nevada, Is; Mexican. 81;
Scorpion. I 70; Utah. II. ioS. io%; Best
4 Bslchsr. 20; aoedshaw. ssc. soc; Mono.
Bullion. 2 70; Alpha. CT; MONDAY. 4;
Imperial. SOC; Tiptop. ss sio; Orc. q.
I 30; Chollsr. 81; Exchequsr. Q 20;
MeClinton. Soc; Belcher. An; Wales, 81;
Po.osi. 4 IS; Andes. SOC; Hale 4 Nor.
cross, 3 90.
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Warrington Intelligence.

CzIcAoo, June a. The Journal
Washington special says: In the House
Reagan carried his point and delivered
an extended speech on the Interstate
Commerce bill. In connection With the
general debate on the Deficiency bill.
Reagan claimed that the railroads and
lobbyists asked the delay.
The Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
decided to favorably report Putnam a.
Minister to Belgium. Action In the
matter Of Longstreet to DO Minister 10
Turkey was postponed.
Senator Brown OF Georgia made his
Arst speech In the Senate yesterday.
The Journals Washington majority
and minority reports Of the exodus COM.
mittss were submitted to the Senate.
The majority report 10 extremely parti'
san and claims that the exodus was
instituted by Republicans for party ends.
The minority report states the well
known causes OF the exodus. and shows
that It originated In oppression OF the
blacks and the fact that they had not .
fair chance for honest wages or q free
VITA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
Locations.

Notices Of locations have been Alsd In
the Recorders Office - follows:
By Daniel Doyls-surfsos claim OF
about ten acres, commencing at the
rastsrly intersection Of the north bound.
airy limo Of the Mint claim with the
Hospital road, and running eastsrly
along said road to the south oornsr Of
Alsxandsr's milk ranch, thence 600 feet
along said ranch and around back.
By the sams-A mining claim Of 1900
feet on the North Comstock ledge. com.
mencing ct the northeast sorner Of the
East Sierra Nevada and running north.
sastsrly; formerly known - the Fry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
Figuring Their Strength.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Grant man
assrs' meeting last night comprised S27
persons. Of whom 3l6 were delegates to
the National Convention. They claim
that this does not represent thsfr
strength, although they do not claim .
nomination on the FIRST ballot. Nothing
said ct the meeting OF . compromise,
but on the contrary o dissemination was
expressed by the two speakers, Conkling
and Logan, to stand BY General Grant.
They spoke confidently. predicting his
nomination.
The Blaine delegates also held .
caucus. They set mp . claim OF 500 on
the hrst ballot. With probability OF sub.
sequrut gains. Ex Secretary Boutwell,
admitted to . reporter last night that his
count Left General Grant forty 70 nity
short Of Q majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02

I. 10 rumorsd that be IL to b superseded.
The strike IL not 90 near ended % wa
supposed. The situation today Il more
precarious than since the strike began.
Where Q thousand men applied for work
yesterday there were NOT twenty today.
The Chrysolite and Little Chief are the
only mines that are being worked. and
their managers ere strengthening the
Notifications. Much excitement pre-.
walls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02
Across NE Street.

At the book store Of D. Thorburn,
across the street from the News ofios.
can bs found reading matter enough to
keep old and young out Of mischief al
summer, besides giving them . good
amount Of information. Books. sta.
tion-ry. papers, psuphlsts, periodicals.
jewslry, notions, cigars, tobacco. and .
great variety Of articles can b purchased
q Thorburn very cheap. Bee his I'd.
vsrtissmsnt under '.Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-02

toe on Crsdsptials. and the unit rule
should bs enforced OF not Of the pleasure
Of the Convention; that Conkling. Logan
and Cameron have pledged themselves to
interfere In 10 way In regard ~ the action
Of the Convention rrspecting the anil
rule The committee decided 10 dis
tributs Tickets 1t $50 4. y. tomorrow.