Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-02
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New YoRx. March 2.-Count De Les.
seps was entertained at the Lotus Club
Saturday evening, where he and several
Of his engineers spoke Of the Panama
canal project. The guest Of the even.
ing was introduced by whitelsw Reid.
President Of the Club. Speeches were
also made by Consul General Brsuil.
Nathan Appleton. Chief Justice DAILY,
W. F. F. Marbury and others.
Among the American ladies present ct
q recent ball in Paris. given BY Baron.
ess Kessler, was Mrs, Mackay. From
Paris comes the news OF the birth OF o
daughter to the Countess Tslferner, o
sister OF Mrs. Msokay.
The Socialists OF New York have
opened Q school In Stanton street, num-
berinR 81 children. It has been recruit.
ed principally from the Germans. II il
stated that II has been established to
counteract the teachings Of the priests.
Lessons are given ON Saturdays and
Sundays only.
Dc Lssseps has issued q circular to
American brokers who may take charge
Of issuing the shares Of the Intsroceanio
Canal, asking to DO furnished, by the LIST
Of July, q list Of the parties ready to
participate in the subscription. The
details, showing the requirements Of
the subscription, are set forth In the cir.
cular.
The drop curtain In Steel Maokaye's
new thsatsr, said to be the finest In the
world, was destroyed by fire Thursday
night Just before the doors were opened.
Rev. q. w. Richardson, Of Ssaclif,
Long Island, clipping with his wifs's sis.
ter. and leaving behind . family OF small
children, was arrested on steamer about
to start Tor Texas.
Herbert Burrsll and A. B. Coombs,
who left Boston July 9th. in q small
dscked boat, for Melbourne. proceeded
no further on their voyage than q fishing
village twenty miles north Of Bahia,
Brazil, when they were compelled to
land In distress. They reached heSs In
the steamer City Of Para.
The Sunday Law was enforced again
day before yesterday. The ITALIA Thea
ter Company attempted to give q per-
formanoe Of Central Park Garden In the
evening. An immense audience had
gathered, when a police captain stepped
in and stepped the proceedings. The
audience, which dispersed quietly, were
given tickets for the next performance.
Assemblyman Hogan and his brother
had an alteration Sunday evening with
policeman Carter. during which the lat.
ter was knocked down with . slungshot
and kicked and beaten 30 badly that 1t 10
feared be will die. Hogan represents
the Sixteenth District.
A Dublin letter gives sorrowful par
~ticulars OF the widespread restitution
and famine In Ireland. Affairs are get.
ting worse, though the generosity OF the
Mansion House Fund greatly mitigates
the suffering. Davitt and Egan will
visit France. Spain and Portugal to raise
funds.
At Lowell there has been q general
advance In wages In oil leading corpora
tons within Q few weeks, and several
manufacturing establishments have also
Joined In the increase, which was agreed
to by manufacturers without Q petition
or other movement on tho part Of work
men.
WHITEHALL, N. Y. March 2.-David
Hosg, OF Minville, died at Port Henry
Sunday from the effects OF morphine and
other stimulants given him while walk.
ing Q 27.hour race at Glenn Falls, OF
which he was the winner.
BosToS. March 2.-The Supreme
Court has set aside the verdict OF man
slaughter In tho case Of Charles b.
conductor OF the freight train
Il was alleged, caused the Vol.
laston disaster on the Old Colony road,
In October, 1878.