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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
RING DOWN THE RED.
Tn. Farce or the Lady bryan "voi.
uutsry Investigates" II Faded.

The farce OF the voluntary investi-
CATION" Of the Lady Bryan swindle has
been concluded. except the examination
OF the dispatches Of Captain Kelly. The
Captain has manifested . $4,000 anxiety
to have some one own up. Pat. Quinn
showed q disposition to pocket the coin
and accept the responsibility. but would
not swear to having done the deed for
the simple reason that he did not do 1t.
Capt. Kelly is in q sweat. he hates
both horns OF the dilemma, and fears to
touch either. II he sailed the mine he
Is u knave. IL no did not do 1t he was 9
tool and dupe OF designing men under
him; and his position Is hotter than
Julia water. =.
But tho voluntary Investigation"
farce 10 ended and NO one is nearer the
truth a. to who put up the job than
formerly. 1t has ended as the NEWS
predicted IL would end; for the man who
Is base enough to salt . mine Is base
enough to deny 1t, and an illegal OATH
whether administered on the Catholic
bible, cross or BY the uplifted hand. has
no more effect on such Q man than adrop
Of water on q ducks back. The NEWS
makes one moro prediction in this mat.
ter: II John Kelly did not salt that drill
hole. II will yet come out who did. II
Kelly did not do 1t, the man who did 1t
made some some money by tho opera
ton. It will be gore one OF these days
aud then he will want more and will
make q clean breast Of ii to clear Kelly
and get coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
PROM Como.

The festive and youthful Crownin.
shield, better known as PONY" Re
corder. Postmaster and chief resident OF
Como, arrived in Gold Hill from that
classic and elevated locality yes
tsrday. Pony dutifully reported
himself to tho News Office and
surrendered the most interesting items
about Como. Tho Eureka boys have
sunk q new shaft some fifty feet from
the old one which was in q bad condi.
ton, and have developed Q richer de-
post Of ore than has heretofore been
found in the mine. 1t is perfectly
"lousy" with FREQ gold, and a
small piece Of II brought to Gold
Hill last Monday by Matt. Rowe. q well.
known Gold Hill miner now operat-
ing in Como. ssssyed $2,866 10.
Adam Weller has added i've more
stamps aud q new boiler to his mill. and
resumed running on Eureka ore. The
prospects Of the North Rapidsn and
other working mines are improving in
excellence and importance, and Pony az
well a. Matt. Rowe predict q very lively
camp there next season. Everybody Is
happy and content and Como h%ourishing.
Pony himself looks younger than he did
fifteen years ago. aud grows more 30 the
longer he lives in Como. He has Q nice
little ranch Of his own near q hne spring
Of pure soft water. and he lives princi.
pally on spring chickens and wild onions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
FATAL ACCIDENT.
willie W. Duprsy IN Attempting %
Catch q BIRD Falls and u Killed.

A particularly distressing accident 90
CURED at the new Central School build
ing this morning.
It was just before the hour OF calling
the scholars to order when an escaped
canary alightsd on the second window
east in the B and @ Grammar room oil
Miss Mary Mcdonnell, in the second
story Of the building. Willie Duprsy
and George o'Donnell were standing
near the window. Willie Duprey frs,
saw the bird and Immediately raised the
window. the bottom Of which Is about
two feet from the floor Of the school.
room, jumped up into the window,
leaned out holding by the window aud
attempted to catch the bird. As he did
10 his feet slipped from the icy window
sill and he was precipitated to the yard
20 feet below, striking IN the frozen
ground u feet from the building. He
struck on the back Of his head. crushing
il completely in. He lived, however,
till DR.. Hall could be summoned-som
ten minutcs-and then gasped once OF
twice and was dead.
The deceased was the Oldest son OF
George Duprey OF Gold Hill, Q bright
and beautiful boy, ~ years Of age. His
death falls with great severity upon Mr..
Duprey. whose wife died last summer.
He has Q large measure Of sympathy
from the citizens Of Gold Hill in his
affection.
Coroner Brodek held an inquest on
the body at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Tho verdict Of the jury was accidental
death.
The funeral will take place at the res.
idenos Of Mr.. Duprey at i p. N. Satur'
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
MINING NOTES.
Matters or Interest All Along the
Lode.

The Sierra Nevada ore body west in
the crosscut 1876 feet north Of the incline,
2l0O level, is Of . different mako and
formation from anything ever before
found in that mine. In fact II Is q new
and. At last reports the crossout 40
feet further north was In the cap.rock OF
the same formation. The formation at
the Hrst crosscut mentioned (No. ~ Is
IS feet west OF the north lateral drift on
that level.
During the temporary suspension OF
work in the Belcher. consequent upon
the fraying up Of the incline cable and
putting on OF the new one. the miners
Of Crown Point carried parts OF the new
engine for the incline winze from the
Belcher 1000 to the 2700 OF Crown
Point-a long tug. but business was
urgent.
For ten days previous to its delin-
quency in the Board. Lady Bryan stock
was delivered in Virginia assessment
paid. That Is n way In which to col.
lect an assessment.
1t is 2302 feet from the Bonner shalt
TO the g. & @. and b. i B. shaft.
In North Bonanzs and Flowsry the
vein has been laid bare for 100 feet
along the clay on the GOO level.
The station at the 5000 level OF the
Belcher is being cut out. 1t will DO
finished by the first Of the week.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
fu.crAt 70 Il soLD HILL DAILY Few,
n z ENDED.
The Mills Of the Gods, Etc.-The
Clean.Up-Kearney Not Needed.

AUGUSTA. January 2S.-The Capitol
Guards and Richards Light Infantry
marched out OF the State House at 0
o'clock this morning. The Fu~sionists
me. in Union Hall, and Immediately
took o recess till 4 P. N. The general
expression Of the Fusionists IL to 60
into the State House Legislature. It 10
expected that they will adjourn sine die
tomorrow.
Bosros, Jauuary 29.-The Haald's
Augusta special says: The Fusion Lsgis.
lature, after q prolonged secret session
yesterday afternoon. adjourned to the
frst Wednesday In August next. Many
OF the members will GO home not to
return here before that date. Others
will 20 back to the people Of their dis.
tricts to abide by their decision as to
joining or remaining out Of tho State
House Legislature. Others will take
their seats among their Republican
brethren. The counted in members
will, some OF them, 60 home, while 9th.
ers will contest the seats OF their rivals
OF the capital. for the sake OF getting
the pay usually voted defeated oontes-
tants. Two Fusionists have appeared In
the House aud numerous others have
expressed their intention to follow them.
Fusionist Smith and Talbot leave for
home today.
The Republicans and quite Q number
OF Fusionists say the Fusion Legislature
will never again meet. as will DO shown
by the members taking their seats in the
regular Legislature, and that the course
pursued was indirect method Of dissolv.
ing. II the members 60 homo they will
soon be returned by their constituents
to look out for important interests COM
ing before the Legislature this session.
The Legislature will declare vacant all
seats that are not now filled, and new
elections will be ordered. The Fusion
ist Sawyer promises to return the valua-
ton books to the office Of the Secretary
Of State. and It 10 thought he will not
claim to be Secretary any longer. 1t 10
the opinion on all sides that the contest
il now ended and the excitement closed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
Mormon Scheming.

New Yonx, January 2s.-J. j. Haw.
kins, until last year . high priest among
the Mormons, lsotursd here Tuesday
night. He said "If Utah ID made q
State tho plan will DO to drive out all
outsiders by means OF ~over.taxation.
This Is the great desire OF the Mormons,
for then they will have Q Mormon Leg
islature, Mormon Judges. and Mormon
rule generally. They favor Q Democrat
for President because they believe the
more quickly through that party they
can obtain control. They are rapidly
getting tho Indians under control, for
their belief Is that the Indian Is In the
future to f9ht their battles for them.
Already their influence Is widely extend
ed over several tribes. Besides this the
Mormons are purchasing arms and am.
munition continually. This Is done
through the instructions Of their Bish.
ops. They now have plenty OF firearms.
Tho Mormops have Q population OF
$50. 900 and they can muster Q force Of
rs, 900 al e.bodied men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29

The Atlanta mill. at Johntown, Is be.
ing repaired and fitted for another trial
at working tailings. The large pans
heretofore In use will be replaced by
seven pans Of smaller size, and OF atty
tons per day capacity. There are
enough tailings on hand for two or three
years. work.
At q meeting Of the Twin Peaks Min.
ing Company. Tuesday, the following
Directors were chosen: ]. R. Hall (Prss.
ident), ]. w. Brown, F. w. Butterfeld
(vioe Presidency, A. j. Mason. j. w.
Stetson. F. W. Colburn was elected
Secretary.
Some specimens OF ore from the Eu.
reka mine, Como. arc on exhibition In
the window OF Richard Kirman, Vir-
ginia, aud show o good deal Of free gold.
Jake storecha. one OF q good Gold
Hill miners who was injured In the
Overman mine some time ago, left last
evening for San Francisco to recuperate.
The Supreme Court have set Monday
next. February I'd, for hearing the argu.
ment In behalf OF motion for new trial
In the Pritchsrd case.
There bids fair to be q revival at work.
Ing tsilings 10 this section within q year,
as there are 1000, 600 tons In two or
three places.
Prof. Baker. Principal Of the Fourth
Ward school. Virginia. visited the Gold
Hill schools this afternoon.
An assessment Of one dollar per share
has been levied On the capital stock Of
the Best 4 Beloher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
A Lead OF Misfortune.
Tho old saying. that misfOrtunss never
como siugly, 10 pretty we'll illustrated in

Tho old saying. that misfortunes never
come siugly. is pretty we'll illustrated in
the case Of our we'll. known fellow.towns-
man Duprey. Rsversss Of fortune. and
accidental misfortune to himself or fam
ily have been more frequent than de.
served since their residence in Gold
Hill. The loss OF his vile was followed
by a very severe accident to the son Of
his second wife, a promising lad OF IL,
who had both bones OF his LETT leg
broken below the knee. nearly two years
o o by an accident. The hesh was
considerably lacerated, and 10 days
siterward il was deemed necessary to
send tho boy to San Francisco In
order to save the leg. The skill
and care Of Doctors Lane and Muir.
ply at st. Mary's Hospital in that
city achieved the desired result, and the
Young man returned some two months
ago, when II will DO recollected that
his schoolmates welcomed Tim Donovan
home in q pleasant little evening 70.
union. His leg is now nearly as we'll as
ever.
Only q few weeks ago Duprey's res
taurant was destroyed by Are and him.
self and family driven forth to home
aud shelter elsewhere. This last cruel
misfortune, mentioned elsewhere today.
the death Of Willie Duprey by an acci-
dent at the schoolhouse is among the
saddest and most g~risvous OF oil. Mr..
Duprsy and family have the sincere
sympathies OF numerous friends IN their
sad bereavement and misfortune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
Sensible Smith.

AUGUSTA. January 2s.-Ths Fusion
lists are very much depressed at the
receipt Of the news from the Supreme
Court. Major Smith said he believed
the controversy had o ended. Hs
said while the previous opinion Of the
Judges was based on the Republican
statement there was room for reasonable
doubt, but in view Of the TACT that the
Court had decided against them on the
Fusion statement, they could but grace
fully submit. he had got through play.
ing Governor and should 60 home.
Major Smiths views will be adopted BY
the better part OF the Fusioni:t., who
will take their seats 10 the Legislature.
Sawyer says he still considers himself
Secretary Of State. Henry Ingalls,, the
leading member Of the Fusionist House,
says be IL not prepared to give an opin.
ion tonight, but has always bssn in favor
Of yielding 70 the Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
Bullion Club Dinner.

NEW Yoax, January 2s.-The annual
dinner Of tho Bullion Club was held last
night at the rooms Of the Club. About
80 members and guests were present.
Speeches wsre made by Prentice Null.
ford, Francis Fuller. Brsyton Ives.
d. B. Stafford. 1.Governor Latham,
James w. Gerard and others. Ell.
Governor Fuller. Of Utah. spoke
Of founding q Stock Board Of the
Mining Coast, and Presidents Ives and
Stafford, OF the Stock Exchange and
Mining Exchange OF New York, spoke
Of the relations Of the institutions they
represented to the mining interests OF
tho country. Among those present were
Hon. J. W. Gerard. General Arson Sta.
ger, Brayton Ives, James w. Simonton,
Noah Brooks, Professor j. s. Newbury.
Rufus Hatch, Captain h. L. Lubbock OF
Utah; David G.. Croly, Ex-Governor
Fuller, Senator Alexander Mcdonald.
ex.C Commissioners Richard O. MoCor-
mick, D. D. Stafford. I.Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Dorshsimsr. Drake De Kay, b. B.
Laidlaw, Colonel w. F. Schaffer. Prem.
tice Mulford. Prof. J. II. McCheaney,
Milton 8. Latham, Hon. John Fitch,
Prof. Henry Rosener. Louis Janin, h.
@. Bidwell, b. B. Minor. Frederick
Eldredge Of Calcutta, E. g. Crano. I.
Manning. Prof. Anderson, W. B. Somer.
vile. Prof. Jacobs. George B. Satterlse,
General Thos. Jordan. Letters OF re-
gret were received from Secretary sher-
man, Governor Cornell, Mayor Cooper,
Roscoe Conkling, Chauncey N. Dupsw,
DR.. VIM. A. Hammond, Hugh McCul-
Tough, Norvin Green. DR.. Rossitsr. w.
Raymond, Benjamin B. Sherman, Rob.
ert b. Roosevelt. ]. A. Hubbell and
President F. A. P. Barnard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29

LOUISVILLE. January 29.-Ths Lower
House Of the Kentucky General Assem-.
bly, passed a bill, BY IS to 50, r%eyiy ding
the whipping post law. The same bill
passed The House Of the last Assembly,
but vas defeated in the Senate BY the
casting vote Of Lieutenant Governor
Underwood. -
Ponder. aged 80. q preacher d. the Al.
E. Church, hung himself today. AZ miles
west OF New Albany. Cause, insanity.
CHICAGO, January 49, Denis kear,
ney spoke here last night to q good'siled
audience, in Mccormick Hall. in his
usual style.
NEwHAMproN, Iowa, January 49,
The boy who was believed to have been
murdered by his father. Elder Buck, the
Adventist, is alive In an adjoining coun.
ty. whittier he fed after the beating his
father gave him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
o Attractions.

At Gibsou's famous saloon, on Main
street, things are now arranged in better
style than ever. the club room at the
rear is spacious, well lighted, coy and
comfortable. and is now essentially Q
reading room having plenty OF good
newspapers neatly and conveniently
filed for reading. the GOLD HILL
News appropriately heading the list.
On one side OF the main saloon
are conspicuously and tastefully ar.
ranged ali the railroad, stage and omni.
bus time tables, aud many other such
handy and convenient arrangements and
changes have been made. such as will
be appreciated by the general public.
All this has been done at the instigation
OF the wide.awake w. Hy. Doane, who,
together with "Psp" Abbott, now runs
the establishment for Gibson. who Is
attending to some outside affairs. Both
are general favorites with the boys and
are always glad to meet their friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
Ansr.esa Isisrmsi ssssiss,

sAx FRASoisco. Jan. $3.50 =. ~
2o20 Bslchsr. Is. $50 do i:i. 80 do
i3S, 100 DO 49, s. do l2S; 60 Sierra
Nevada. a2k. ioo 10 ~ sio. 50 do 22s. 90
29k. los do 22s, 100 do 22s. 10 DO sas,
20 do 2as 400 90 22k. 50 do 22S. SO do
20; 100 Best 4 Bdshsr. lax. 2so do IAN.
90 do IN; IS ophir. isS; 3oHsls 4 Nor
cross. ~; 100 Wales. 8 10. ITO do 81. IS
do 8 Is; 100 Mt. Potosi. ~; IS Union
Con-. 4sN, 80 do "A; 1900 Lady Bryan.
Sc; 100 TioSa. an; $50 Tiptop. 4; $50
Sierra Nevada. 22S; so Belle Isle, l 80, so
do IL; 30 Yellow Jacket. l0S. $50 do IL,
10 do Iis. 20 do II b5; so Mexican. ish.
20 do 49,; 20 California, 3 oS; 22o Ar
gents. I 20; 10 Scorpion. 8 40. 10 do > Is,
80 do 81 bs. SO 81; 500 Justice. Q 80; $50
Mammoth. 8. so do . o5; 80 Mono. ~; 20
Savage. III; 40 Julia. AZ. so do 22o; 10
Beg. Beleher. "a. as do 23; so Con. vir-
ginis. 4 10; 900 Andes. I; 100 Belehsr.
12s; so Wales. 8; 100 Arsenta. I 20; 20
Sierra Nevada. 22S; 80 Scorpion. . 40;
400 Tioss. ~. $50 do AZ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
w.shi.xsen Guard Eiectios.

The following officers have been
elected by the Washington Guard Of
Virginia: Captain, E. F. Page IRE
electsd); First Lieutenant. Samuel Rey.
mold (re.elected); Second Lieutenant,
w. A. Hicks (re.slected) Second Junior
Lieutenant. john Low; Quarteruaster
Sergeant, wm. Chapman (re.eleoted);
Orderly Sergeant. r. Toward; SECOND
Orderly Sergeant. J.. Polslsss ire elect
ed); Third Orderly Sergeant. Il. A. vii.
Iams: Fourth Orderly Sergeant, Samuel
Harris; Color Sergeant, Joseph Pascoe
(rs-el-cted): Secretary. Joseph Pascoe;
Treasurer, Robert Decide (re-elected).
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29

rrest OF the Candelaria Murderer,
BIxERsrrELp. CAL. January T.-Miks
Owen, who murdered P. L. Travsr ai
Csndelaris, Esmsralds county, Nevada,
on the 9th instant, was arrested Sunday
last at Tehacheps by Deputy Sheriff W.
A. Taylor, under instructions from Shsr.
if Bowen OF Kern county. Owen was
tracked by Sheriff 0gg from Nevada to
Mohave in this county, where be lost
track Of his game. Owen had secreted
himself at or near Mohsvs, and had for
q time eludsd the officers, who were on
the sharp watch for him. The reported
arrest OF Owen, q 9 appeared In . dis
patch from San Bernardino, partly dis.
concerted the plans Of the. officers here.
Nevertheless, they were vigilant and Wig.
orous to pursue any clue that would lead
to the whereabouts and arrest Of Owen.
On Saturday. the Gath instant, Mr.. Tay.
lor, who resides at Tehachepe. derived
information authentic enough to satisfy
him that Owen was ct q house In Teha-
cheps Canyon, midway between Tehs.
cheps and Mohsve, known "a Cam.
eron's. Sunday morning he proceeded
to the place, where he found Owen at
work milking COWS, and arrested him
without resistance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
He Died Corrected.

He lies buried In the cold, cold
ground now. and is forgiven except per.
hsps by the general public. In correct
ing . proof in yesterdays mining report
be- dropped the figure / from both intro.
duction and report OF the Sierra Nevada,
and made that crosscut 10 which tho ore
was found only IS feet from the incline,
instead OF 1856 feet, a. intended. II was
o transfer which no live man except .
printer could make.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
Miscellaneous.

New YoRx, January 29.-The contract
for the sale, by @. P. Huntington to the
Stock Exchange and Banking Syndicate
Of 80, 900 shares Of Central Pacific rail-
road stock, with the privilege Of as
much more. was signed yesterday and
the stock delivered today.
WASHINGTON, January 20. House
Committee on Coinage. Weights and
Measures have agreed to report favor
ably the bill authorizing importers to
use the metric system Of weights and
measures. They have also agreed to
report several bills providing for the
adoption OF the new metric system Of
gold and silver United States standard
coins a. formulated by DR.. Hubbell. Tor
international purposes.
o. 8. B. Wall, Of Washington, Presi-
dent Of the Emigrant Aid Society, est.
mates the number Of colored men.
women and children already transported
from North Carolina through Washing.
ton to the west principally 70 Indiana)
~ ootWoeh SSoV uuo SV0Ss
idea Of sending them to Kansas was
modified. on account OF 0 request Tor
laborers from Terre Haute.
ALBANY. N. Y. January 20. The
Governor has refused to commute the
death sentence Of Orlando Greenfield,
the Oswsgo wifs-murdsrer, and he will
bs hanged tomorrow.
Providence. R. l., January 29.-Ths
Governor In his annual message recon-.
mends that women be given the right to
vote on school questions, and that pro.
hibition take the place Of the present
liquor Law.
NEW OnLrASs, January 20. The
steamer Chsrmsr. with 2l00 bales Of COT
ton, Wal totally destroyed BY fire nitsen
miles above the mouth Of the Bed River.
Eight lives were lost-two chamber
maids, two cooks. two cabin boys, one
fireman and one deck hand. The boat
and cargo were valued st $780, 0o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
now TO SAVE y

Instead Of going to . doctor for s'prescrip'
ton. II you have Br'ght's Disease. Diabetes,
Pain In the Back and Loins, Smsrting, Innau'
nation. caleuli. Bdckdust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy Q bottle
Of DIR. MtSTrR's NEPHRETIcUH. the great
Buehu Compound. II IL the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded for thees
troubles. Mcssrs. Abrams 4 Carroll. Wholesale
druggists. ssy ave regard. Nephrstlcum a,
ne hst kidney and Bladder Remedy IN ~
mdrk<t." Woodward. druggist, Portland. Ore.
gon, rays /; Everybody speaks highly Of IT,
Chiids. druggist. Portland. Oregon. says: .Bold
Iuts OF t.; IL always dos tbs work Many
have been cured Of obstinste kidney complaints
sale BY all druggists. Prizes. 81 . bottle. OF
six bvttlss for %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29

San FnAScrsco. JApuary 29-s ?. NJ
Belcher. rs, bid. IN asked. l2t sale;
Sierra Nevada. 23k bid. 23S asked. ash
sale; Union. 44a bid; Grown Point. 81
bid; Tiptop. 4 o5 bid; Halo 4 N~oreross,
~ bid. s asked; Crown Point. ~ bid
81 asked. 81 sale; Best 4 Bslcher. l2%
bid. Is asked; Caledonia. l GO sale;
Bslchsr. iat bid; E~xchsqusr. 3 Is bid;
Belchsr. i2s bid iis sstsd ia's sale
Union. ~ bid +5k ssked Ass sale; I'm
psrial, 7sc bid 800 asked; Best 4 Belchs
ias bid; Kentuch. 81 bid; Alta, 4 10 bid;
Ophir, lst bid. 10 asked; Savage. ~
asked; MEXICAN. 1st bid. 49, naked. isS
sis; sierra Nevada, 23S sale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-29
Suspected OF Murder.

NEW YoRk, January 29.-E. Timon
was arrested yesterday on suspicion Of
being implicated in the murder OF Annie
Downsy. He was fully identified by
Mrs. Schmidt and a colored servant girl
In the house where the murder was COM
mitted, and after q searching eIamina.
ton was committed to await the inquest
on Thursday. The prisoner at last says
he has something to tell about the muir.
der. It 10 surmised that he 10 the man
who, on the evening before the murder.
was with Annie Downey In her room
and attracted attention by speaking
loudly about pistols. One other man
now remains to be caught, who 10 be-
loved to be the principal.