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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.
Another Italian Caught swsariss
Falsely Duri.g q Hssnrsiiss'

This morning Judge Rising ordered
the arrest and detention BY the Sheriff
on the charge Of perjury Of an Italian
named b. Gennaro and he was locked
up accordingly. Gennaro has been a
sort Of standing witness for men OF hia
nationality applying for citizenship. and
several times suspicion has attached 10
his testimony; but not until today could
a clear case be made against him.
Joseph Mollinari was the applicant
for citizenship. He was twenty-five
years Of age. had no Arst papers. hence
1t became necessary to prove q residence
in this country when the applicant was
under eighteen years Of age. Gennsro
testified promptly that he had known
Mollinari here eight years; he was al
that time working on q ranch near Day
ton. When asked whose ranch. Gen.
marc lodged the issue and said MollinaIi
came into his (Gennaro's) saloon on
Carson street and took Q drink.
After some questions by Judge kising
a. TO the number Of ranches on the Car
son near Dayton and the number Of men
employed there. Attorney Graham COM
menced, through an interpreter. to ask
the applicant questions. 1t was at onos
evident that Mollinsri had not under
stood the testimony OF Gsnnaro. The
applicant said be came to this country
eight years ago. landed at New York.
went from there to San Francisco,
worked on n ranch there about three
and came to Nevada Ave years ago. IL
was on this statement that Geunaro was
ordered under arrest for perjury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
Plain Talk from C0l0rad0h GOV
ernOr.

Vh uSAs
WASHINGTON, October lS.-The Int
rior Department has received q telegram
from Governor Pitkin saying: 1t Is true
that great excitement prevails In Colo
RADIO, on account OF the Berry matter.
Only four white men saw the killing
OF the Indian. and one Indian saw 1t.
The white men say the Indian fred first
at tho white man. who ran behind q
wagon to avoid him. and that young
jackson shot the Indian in self-defense.
The Indian. with bis companions, then
left, aud the freighters hrst knew that
he was wounded when Berry arrested
them. Berry had 100 soldiers and l2o
armed Indians with him. he disarmed
jackson, who implored the protection Of
about 200 soldiers encamped near there
until he was lodged safely in Jail In Gun
nison. The Agent refused, and gave
him only fifteen soldiers to defend him
against the fury OF over 100 armed In.
dams, saying. It Is claimed. that the
troops were there to protect Indians, not
whites. Jackson was turned over to
Cline, Hoyt and Holmes. to be taken
sixty miles to Gunnisou City through
the reservation. Cline. Hoyt aud
Holmes state that they were ambushsd
after going three miles. and that Jackson
was taken by the Indians. Cline de-
clsred that unless Jackson had gone of
in their escort the Indians would have
m~assacrsd the whole fifteen soldiers and
all around them. including Cline's wife
and children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
The Mormon EVIL.

NEW YoRx, October 19.-The House
Of Deputies Of the Episcopal Conven'
ton received q resolution from the Com.
mittss on the State Of the Church. and
placed It on the calendar. which recites
that the cause OF Christ is imptded In
Utah by polygamy being recognized as a
religious institution; that polygamy ia
contrary to the law OF God and TO the
law Of the United States. and has been
declared unconstitutional by the Su'
preme Court; and declaring that. with
the concurrence OF the Bishops, 1t was
the duty OF every Christian and citizen
Of this republic to use his influence with
the Government to bring about as
speedily as possible the endorsement oil
this law, despite the many and peculiar
difficulties in the way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
"a Tariff for Revenue Only"

New Yonx. October l9.-The tariff
question coming SO prominently before
the people. q Tribune reporter inter.
viewed the Secretary Of the Silk Asso.
citation OF America at his Office, "A How
ard street, and asked how the Silk
Association stood politically.
THE manufacturing OF silk 10 pecu.
liarly dependent upon the tariff" be
said, "snd there are few branches OF its
manufacture which could be continued
proftably were the tariff lowered. The
tariff on silk goods really does not press
with hardship upon any class OF the
community. Silk goods are q luxury.
and II the tariff were reduced only the
weather. people would be benefited by
it. Silk goods are now cheaper in this
country than ever before. and this 10
owing to the grent composition among
our own manufacturers. / believe our
silk manufacturers are fully alive to their
interests in this controversy, u that
there 10 o better knowledge Of the whole
subject among their working people
than ever before In the history OF the
business. The injury which would be
caused by Q sudden change would b
most severely felt by the workingmsn
and small manufacturers. OF whom there
is a large number employing perhaps .
score OF hands apiece. Their enterprise
would have to 20 to the wall at once.
while the larger Manufacturers would
escape such fatal disaster only BY de-
voting themselves to the making oi ser-
tain lines OF goods aud BY greatly re-
ducipg the rates Of wages paid their en-
ployes."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
TOWN TRUSTEES.
Regular Meeting OF she Board Last
Evening.

A regular meeting Of the Board Of
Town Trustees was held last evening.
Pressnt-Trustses Mercer, Lemsry, Nc
Curdy aad President Fox.
Minutes OF the previous meeting were
approved as read.
The Finance COMMITTEES reported that
town bonds No. 1902 and lO7 amounting
to $40, 900. had been taken up and Jan
celed. m
The bill of William Hall for Sl3 90
was ordered paid. aud s. W. Cbu66uek's
bill for S24 63 was deferred until next
meeting.
The Committee on Fire and Water and
on Streets reported everything in good
Taxes amounting to 500 were re-
mittsd on property. tho owners being
unable to pay. ,
The Marshal was instructed to turn
the Assessment Roll over 10 the Town
Attorney.
On motion Il was ordered that . war
rant for $50 be drawn in favor OF st.
Patrick's Church. and mi in favor Of
St. Johns Church for 80 81. being for
taxes RENTED by the Board.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
Ts Carson aud Back.

Last evening the Comstock loaned to
Carson some Of its political aid and en-.
thusiasm. The free train advertised to
run at 9 o'clock P. n. from Virginia and
Gold Hill to the Republican meeting at
Carson was crowded. At first II was
thought fve cars would carry all who
wanted to 60. Subsequently ten were
provided. and. the crowd being 30 great,
as the excursion was about to start u
whole train OF fats was hitchsd on be-
hind. Even then at least 400 persons
were left at the depot in Virginia foI
want Of accommodations, and nearly %
many in Gold Hill. In ell. twenty.fou'
carloads went from Storey and Lyon
counties. and each Car carried about
sevsnty.fvs persons. Cara's band went
along and enlivened the occasion with
its stirring music. At Carson the Rs'
publicaus were out with music, and alter
a parade the Opera House was occupied
by the masses. Not one.quarter could
DO accommodated in the building
Speeches were made by Mayor Stephens
OF Virginia. Col. Taylor and Senator
Sharon, and the return tram reached
Virginia at 1880 this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
storey County axe

Last night the Auditor completed his
extension and summing Of the assess.
ment roll Of Storey county for the year
1850, and this morning 1t was delivered
to the County Treasurer who 10 eI.oticio
tax collector. The total assessment Is
Si.s97, 5l7. In 1879 the total was So
62l, 44i: falling of. s723.927. On the
aforementioned amount the tax levy Is:
State. IS cents on each 500; county.
81 so; school. 80 cents; special school
in Gold Hill. So cents. This 10
the same as last year, except the
special school tax. which was 81 in Viz
giuia. The amount OF taxes this year is
as follows: State. S2G. 936 81; county.
S73,4 62 IS; school. S2i.4s7 So; special
school, Gold Hill. S. sos 43. There
are fractions OF q cent annexed 10 these
amounts so that the total footing 10
Si33. 1872 ll,.. Last year the total tax
amounted to $3.50. 966 "a. Falling of
Of revenue, SAT. ia G.. about $500
Of which is on special school tax.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Heavy Snow and Wind Storms In
the Western States Very I'm.
usual for the Season.

OMAHA. October l6.-Elkhorn Valley.
Nebraska, was visited by q fearful snow
storm yesterday afternoon and last even.
ing. On the the Black Hills branch Of
the Union Pacific the snow drifted to .
depth OF seven to eleven feet. stopping
trains. The extent Of the storm 10 not
known. It came down from the Black
Hills. There were also very heavy
drifts on the Omaha and Republican
Valley between Oscsola and Stromsberg.
A train due here on the Omaha and
Northern Nebraska road ct IL A. n. ran
into q big drift and was delayed Eve
hours. Whether the storm struck any
OF the cattle ranges has not been learned.
The weather has cleared up tonight.
Trains arc running regularly on the
Union Pacific.
MILWAUKEE. October 1.-THE wind
storm here yesterday and last night was
the sevsrest ever known In this section.
The barometer was never 20 low. The
wind was from the south. blowing sixty
and seventy miles. Dispatches from La
Crosse say the storm all along the line
Of the Southern Minnesota Railway was
the ssvsrsst known in years. Passenger
and freight trains along the line are
blockaded In snow drifts ten to twelve
feet deep. and teams with provisions
have been dispatched to their relief from
several points. The train which left
La Crosse Friday has not been heard
from since leaving Fulda that night. All
the cuts west Of Paramount are full OF
snow packed hard. Reports of cattle.
horses. etc., having perished, are CON
stantly received. No loss Of human lie
10 yet reported. It IL the worst storm
ever known In Southern Minnesota and
Eastern Dakota. aud 10 still raging.
COUNCIL BLUYFs. October lS.-Fr-
days and Saturdays storms were I'M.
usual for this season. Snow Tell all
Saturday night and melted as 1t fell. IL
has turned cold since with q raw north
western gale, and the roads are frozen
solid and very rough. On the Maple
Valley branch OF the Northwestern snow
drifts blockaded the trains. The snow
10 from Ave to seven feet deep all along
the Sioux City railroad from that point
to Sioux City. Snow fell continuously
Friday night and Saturday, melting oil.
most US fast as it fell. Saturday night Q
sheet Of ice aud snow IL reported ct from
three to four inches thick. Trains from
St. Paul and Yaukton, due on Saturday,
have not yet arrived here.
CHICAGO. October l8.-Ths train that
left Dubuque on Friday morning over
the Illinois Central for tina West 10 Sill
stuck In q snow DRIFT west OF Howell,
and the winds fills In the snow faster
than II can DO shovsled out. The com.
pany does not expect to get the road
open to Sioux City before Tuesday.
Sr. PAUL, Mimi, October l8.-Ths
storm was not very severe here. but the
wires are down in all directions around
the city. Nothing Is known OF the
Northern Pacific country yet, except Q
report that the torn Is more severe and
the snow heavier than 1t was oil last
winter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
To the Public

Having bought at the recent Shsrifs
sale the entire stock o! goods and all Of
the personal property Of V. Lemsry. at
low figures; and having also just re-
ceived q large lot Of fresh groceries,
bought at low prices for cash. ! am pre-.
pared to supply the people Of Gold Hill
and vicinity with hrst-class goods at
satisfactory prices, and would respect
fully solicit 9 share Of the public pat
rouage.
have determined to close out the dry
goods department connected with my
store, and offer the same to the public
at less than San Francisco prices.
]. B. GAoSoS.
Lower Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
Ireland's Troubles.

LONDON, October ls.-Additional par
ticulars OF the outrage near Skibberssn.
County Cork, where q landlord named
Hu,chins and his driver were shot and
the latter killed. show that q second shot
was fred at Hutchins. who escaped by
jumping of the car. The affair occurred
in broad daylight and no arrests were
made.
At monster land meeting at Long.
bard today Parnell said the solution Of
the land question would depend upon
the efforts Of the Irish people during the
winter. He insisted above oil on the
necessity Of organization, for all the
measures OF tho agitation would fail
before a united, organized people.
DUBLIN, October l8.-A great demon.
stration OF Orapgemen took place on
Saturday at Dononghalony, County
Down, TO protest against the Parnsllits
agitation. Two policemen took notes OF
the various speeches.
Conx, October l8.-Hutchins. who
was shot at, Is o Justice Of the Peace.
Only one man attacked him. Hutcbins
and his driver were armed with rsvolvsrs,
but did not use them.
LONDON, October 18.-Tbs Times. In
an editorial, says: The belief that the
government intends to prosecute the
agitators has already produced q lull in
agitating. The secoud.rate leaders are
cowsd and the Land League 10 unusually
quiet. Parnell at LonRford uttered an
uncertain sound. It may be suspected
that he has not yet mado up his mind
what course to pursue, and that his fol-
lowers share his hesitation.
Lady Mountmorris returned to her
residence. but was 30 psrsecuted that
she had to leave again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
The Ute Troubles-rhe Murder Of
Young Jackson.

DENVER, October ia telegram to
Governor Pitkin says (: Indian Agent
Berry. Hoyt, Cline and Meacham are all
now 10 Jail al Gunnison City. charged
with the murder Of Jackson. the freighter.
New YoRk. October ia Post Wash
ineton special says: Dispatches OF q
very serious tenor were received at the
Interior Department today from Colora-
do. The officers ct present decline 10
make them public. A conference was
held With officers OF the War Depart.
men.. aud grave trouble is evidently ap'
pretended.
DENVER, October 18.-Advicss from
saguaets says that William 8. Peck. q
Government scout. gives testimony
which goes to prove that Berry, Meach.
am, Holmes and Cline Intentionally
gave young Jackson over to the Indians.
He says Colonel Beaumont, who with
bis cavalry were a short distance from
Cliue's ranch en- route to Garland. Of
fered to protect the freighters. but Berry
and others ordered him to proceed to
Garland. The scout states that he ex.
amined the place where the Indians are
supposed to have forcibly taken Jack.
son, but found no sign OF a struggle.
A dispatch received here today says
Indian Agent Berry has not been arrest
cd, and has been secrsted, either by the
Indians or United States troops.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19

w. F. Hamilton. Plimpton postotiee.
Holmes county. Ohio. says he has . son
Who goes by the name OF Frank smith,
and wishes to know IL the Frank Smith
who was the only man who escaped with
his life in the Imperial shalt accident Is
that sou.
No meeting Of the County Commits
siou,rs was held last evening. The an.
pouucemont was q mistake. At their
last meeting the Board adjourned to
Monday, October %. A meeting will be
hold next Monday evening at 7:3O
O'Clock.
A man named Keefs yesterday as
saul,ed II. NJ. Ysrington in Virginia be-
cnuso the railroad refused to pay $4,000
damage for injuries sustained by heefe's
bow. who was run over last summer by
the oars and injured.
A Post Washington special says; The
demand for silver dollars is just about
equal to the supply from the mints.
The call comes from oil parts OF the
country and particularly from the
South"
Percy Thompson. Census expert, ar
rived in Virginia yesterday morning
from o business trip to the southern
part OF the State. He will remain on
the Comstock two or three days.
Very promising indications are now
being found In the crosscut on the 2050
level Of the Benton. Assays Of from So
to S24 are obtained.
State and county taxes are now due
and will be delinquent on the 18th Of
November. See advertisement in An
other column.
Hon. R. II. Dsssett, Republican can
didsts for Congress, and d. o. Addison
will address the people OF Dayton this
evening.
8. B. Conner and Il. Dods Of Vir.
o,ni. have obtained United States
Satept for a new style Of attachment fof
valves.
Captain E. d. Boyle has been up.
pointed Aid-ds-C Camp to Major General
Fox. to rank as Major.
Gra.shoppsrs. butterflies and bugs
.r. n numerous in this vicinity - IN
summer.
The books Of registration will close 81
@ o'clock tomorrow evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
General Grant at Hartford.

Hartford. Conn.,, October l7.-Grans
arrived at noon yesterday and was re.
ceivsd by q parade Of the Boys in Blue.
General Hawley and Mark Twain made
speeches Of welcome. and Grsnt ex.
pressed bis qualification at tue welcome
be had received from his fellow-citizens
from San Francisco to Boston. He did
not agree with Mark Twain that the
Republicans are uugrateful. but recog.
pizsd their generosity and what they
had given him was more solid than gold
and silver, no amount OF which could
compensate for the kindness and cour.
tesy with which he had been received
everywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
Coin Wanted.

New Yonx. October l9.-Lsonard w.
Jerome, MS President, and the notorious
H. Il. Finley, as Secretary. issue nm
address to conservative Republicans,
dsnouncing as organized corruptionists
the Radical party. welding all the
resources OF the Federal Government
and determined In 1880 to repeat, under
one or other form. the crime by which
in 1876 the express will Of the American
people In the choice OF their rulers was
audaciously defeated aud set at naught.
They appeal for money in single sub.
scriptions OF s.. A more violent ar.
raignment OF the Republicans has not
been published.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
~iscellanenuA

CHICAGO, October ia Journal In
dianspolis special says: The latest cor.
rected returns give Porter TAI plurality
for Governor. The Republicans have
captured another Senator and have now
q majority In both Houses.
BALTIMORE, October 10. Luther
Picket refused to marry Martha Picket.
u daughter OF Milton Picket, with whom
be has been intimate. The father and
daughter. with revolvers. sought Luther.
He again refused to marry the girl,
whereupon both opened fire upon Lu-
Their, and he was fatally shot.
New York. October l8.-New Orleans
10 threatened with . Celestial invasion.
Ten Thousand Cinnamon are said to be
planning Q descent upon the city from
Cuba. An agent recently has received
orders from twenty planters for laborsrs
OF this class.
Policemen now guard the obslisk. So
rious damage having been done It by
relic hunters chipping of portions.
Twenty-Five missionaries from Salt
Lake City arrived last night. They will
sail for Europe on Tuesday. Their
efforts will be confined to Great Britain
and Scandinavia. They will return In
two years. -,
The Oder brought S7ss. 900 in gold
and Sl5. 900 in silver.
LITTLE Rock, Arkansas. October IL.
"A severe wind and rain-storm yester.
day broke glass. blew down q circus
tent, blew over o lion cage. and both the
lion aud lioness escaped, flying through
the crowds OF people, and q panic en-.
sued. but finally quiet was restored and
the lions recaptured.
BuESA VISTA, Tenn, October 19.-Dr.
Lebs johnson. his two IONS and q Mr..
Steels attacked two men named Owens
aud Sadberry at the latter's residence.
The entire party were wounded. Ovens
and one Of Johnson's sons mortally.
The attacking party have fed. Cause
an old feud.
Bosros. October 19.-Johu A. Wood
ward. for fifteen years cashier in the
Treasury Department here. has disap-
peared. II il alleged that he 10 o dsfaul-
ter in the sum Of $50. 900. He had .
good. social position aud no bad or ex.
travsgant habits. Awoman named Amy
Knowlton now claims that she 10 bis
wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The South American war.

New YonK. October l8.-Panama ad-
vices to the 9th instant soy: The Lima
correspondent Of the Star and Herald,
under date Of September %, writes:
The Chileans have begun the lombard.
msnt OF Callao and Chorrslles. The
diplomatic body sgreed that they could
do nothing to protect the threatened
towns. and that the only course open to
them was to acknowledge the dispatch
received from the Chilean naval vessels.
The Chilean authorities claim that the
invading army will consist Of $4,000
men, divided into four divisions, each
consisting Of two brigsdes. The divis.
ions are to number from 5000 to 1000
men, to be accompanied by 500 cavalry
and IS Krupp cannon, giving Q total
cavalry force OF 1000 sAbers and 100
guns as their artillery. They hope
to convert the flourishing Kimac valley
aud " City OF Kings" which 10 it's pride,
into o bowling wilderness. They did
so In the south, and more recently In
the north, where they not only dc.
stroyed houses, machinery and cane and
corn fields. but cut down the fruit trees.
Animals OF all kinds have been carried
of and killed. and trifipg articles have
been embarked OF the ssms time as the
more valuable sugar and rum. Monta.
va, assassin OF eI. President Pardo, was
executed inside the cemetery. BE was
informed one morning that there was no
hope. and next morning sentence was
carried into effect. He fell instantly,
pierced by four bullets. The issue Of
$40, DOC. 900 In paper in Chile has been
followed by the banks ordering all their
depositors to withdraw their deposits,
otherwise they will only earn one per
cent. interest per annum."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19
The East ON Mining on this Coast

The Boston Economist says: "As a
general rule the Eastern mining papers
greatly ignore the mining districts Of
the Pacific slope. and when they do
speak Of them editorially they are apt to
refer speerinsly to California practices
or the methods Of the Comstock.' ap.
parently oblivious Of the fact that the
product OF the Comstock alone has been
$500, 200. 600, and that the dividends
disbursed to shareholders in the mines
west OF the Sierra Nevada Mountains
since ls49 aggregate about SlSS. $50. 600.
In the matter Of stock speculation. and
the management OF affairs on the eI.
changes, the California papers have q
right to speak authoritatively. for their
experiences in mining matters has been
greater than ours. and their knowledge
OF the men who have joined Us 10 de-
rived from Q long association with them.
When, therefore. these journals give
Eastern managers advice that Is, when
they speak soberly. and not In q spirit
Of banter or arrogance-their advice
should be received in the spirit in which
IL is given, and needed"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-19

Recent news from Siam gives an &C.
count Of the death Of the Queen and one
OF her children by drowning. They
were going up Q river to join the King
at his summer palace, when their boa!
was run down by q steam.lsunch. and
nearly every person on board was
drowned. Tho King was 30 overcome
by tho news that he 10 said to have
tainted in the arms OF his secretary
The bodies OF the Queen and child were
recovered and brought to the city amid
great lamentation and sorrow.