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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
nichael Murphy sheets His wiss
because she REFUSES % Lave Wisn
Him and shea shatnn N A.
senps at Suicide.

The difficulty which has long prevent
ed Michael Murphy and his wife Cath.
srine from living together eliminated at
s O'Clock last evening at the residsnce
OF Michael Powers, on Union street,
Virginia. just below the O. & @. side
track. Last evening he sought her at
the residence OF Mr.. Powers, who mar.
ried her sister. and on her refusing to
live with him drew Q pistol and shot her
in the breast and then made Q sham OF
suicide by shooting a bullet into his left
arm below the elbow.
The shot fred ut Mrs. Murphy took
effect Just below the body Of the left
breast and had II pursued . direct course
would have passed about an inch under
the heart. It however struck . rib and
what direction or whittier 1t went after
that is unknown.
The effect OF the shot, nevertheless.
completely prostratsd the unfortunate
woman. The wound bled profussly and
abe breathed with such difficulty that
last evening il was feared that the bullet
had passed into or through the lung.
This morning. however. her respiration
was quito natural ana easy and the
attending physician thinks she will re-
cover, The bullet has not been found.
At the time the shot was fred Mrs.
| Murphy was reclining on her right side
on alounge and was facing her husband.
He had been trying to persuade her 70
live with him, which she psrsistsntly
refused to do. He thon requested her
to 20 with him to another room. where
they could talk the matter over BY them.
selves. This she refused to do, a. she
feared he meditated violence.
At length he said: $50 you don't
intend to live with me any mors?"
She said: "No, I do not"
He then fred at her and at himself
and seized his little child. . girl OF thrss
years, aud ran from the house.
He was subsequently, found With the
child ut the home OF the Sisters OF Char
ity. arrested and lodged in jail.
The bullet In his arm has not been
found. The wound II not deep moi
dangerous.
Mrs. Murphy complains Of the treat
ment she received at her husbands
hands while living with him. Unable
to endure IL longer she left him. and
has recently been supporting herself
and child by working in q millinery store
in Virginia and boarding with her sister,
Mr.. Powers.
Murphy started some weeks since fol
Mexico. but returned after reaching San
Francisco. He then went TO Bodie.
from which place he Q short time ago
returned. He recently threatened to
kill his wife. II she did not give him
twenty shares Of Mexican stock which
she held. and she gavo it up. he was
somewhat intoxicated then and she
feared him. He was drunk last night.
Murphy was formerly . resident oil
Gold Hill. where has many acquaint-
snces. and he il generally known on The
Comstock. A charge OF assault to kill
has been made against him. but the
the time for his examination has not YET
been set.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
someshisE of abe Manner In which
thas or Juss - Will hs Con-
Quoted.

BY notice in another column those
interested may learn that the annual
examination Of those Wishing to obtain
certificates emitting them to DO employed
- teachers in the public schools Of
Storey county will DO held at the Fourth
Ward Schoolhouss. Virginia. June 2s
and succeeding days till completed. By
q concurrent request Of the Boards OF
Gold Hill and Virginia no one who has
during tho past year been continuously
and successfully engaged in teaching In
Storey county will be required to sub
init to tho examination. AL others.
whether holding certificates or not. will
be required to DO examined. unless they
hold diplomas from the State Normal
School OF California or have life ceftif.
Gates from that State. The branches In
which the examination must b passed
to sntitls applicants to certificates will
be found in another column; also the
percentages requisite. Those who In
any branch fall below the requisite per-
centags will be notified each day IS
the examination progresses and excused
from further participation. Those who
obtain the required percentage In the
written examination will then DO sub
jected to an oral examination on the
theory and practice Of teaching and TO
auired to illustrate on the blackboard.
The same percentage will be required In
tha oral M in the written examination.
The result Of the examination will be
known very soon after the oral sxamina-
ton is concluded. No textbooks what
ever will be allowed In the exam
nation room. Persons who rely
for success upon examining during
the intervals Of the examination
are hardly Of the class now needed In
our public schools. Each applicant
will be furnished with . copy Of the
questions to DO answered. and all neces-
sity for communicating with oo-vorksrs
will thus bs obviated. Everything In
the nature Of catch. questions will be
avoided by the Board OF Examiners.
The questions submitted to the appli.
cants will rather be such a. to call for o
knowledge OF general principles and an
ability 10 apply them. All applicants
will be placed on q perfect equality and
fairness and impsrtiality will be shown
to each. When the examination 10 con.
cluded those who are successful will
receive certificates which will mean
something. and when presented to o
Board Of Trustees will be sufficient guar.
anty that the persons named in them are
fully competent to teach school and i'm.
part instruction in the most approved
methods,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
Army or the Potomac.

BURLINGTON. Vt. June 1.-THE slsv.
snth annual meeting Of the Society Of
the Army Of the Potomac took place
yesterday. General Sheridan arrived In
the morning. also General Nelson A.
Miles and many other eminent soldiers.
The veterans present numbered In all
about 400. The reunion was . complete
success. The city was profusely deco.
rated. Special trains were run In all
directions, bringing In spectators mum.
boring about 1900. The address Of
welcome WA delivered BY o son Of Dan.
lei Roberts. City Attorney OF Durling.
ton. Daniel E. sickles, President OF
the Society Of the Army Of the Potomac,
responded,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
MiscellanoOus

New Yonx, June II. - The marvel
10 that either the Queen or Anchoria got
into port after their collision. As the
Queen lies at her dock boatmen are row.
Ing about her decks and padding into
the hold with ease. Her storn.is torn
completely of. As for the Anchorie. 1t
seems as though . s~taseooach could b
driven through tho awful gap in her side:
The World (Democratic) has had
strong leaders for several days past,
urging the manifest unAtness OF Tfldsn
for the Cincinnati nomination. II also
publishes prominently everything unfa.
yorsbls to his candidacy II can CLEAN
from other journals throughout the
country.
The Sun says the complete census Of
the city shows that the population may
reach j. 100000
WARRINGTON, June 17.-General Blob.
ard @. Drum was confirmed q Adjutant
General OF the United States army BY
the United States Senate. The Com.
m~issionsrs 10 rstiiy the Ute agreement
were also confirmed.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 17.-At soliclta-
ton, Judge Gresham has decided to
accept the Republican nomination for
Governor II tsndsrsd him.
The wind and rain storms Of yesterday
and last night have done q vast amount
Of damage In various parts OF the State.
In Clinton county . number Of build.
inRs were blown down, trees uprootsd
and stock killed. At Colfsx four per.
sons are reported killed and others In.
jured, and two churches and other build
ings were blown down. The damage TO
the wheat crop in many places 10 very
serious.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. June 1e.-A special
from Fort Ksogh, dated yesterday, says:
Five hundred Of Sitting Bulls band,
from the other side Of the international
boundary, have come in an surrendered
to Lieutenant Whistler, representing
General Miles. The Indians we're In .
starving condition and were fed and
cared for. Il IL said moro are about 10
come In.
DrADwooD. D. T., June 16.-Martin
L. Couke, who was sentenced to be
hanged July 2 for the murder Of Minnie
Callison In August, 1878. has been DOM.
mutsd 10 life imprisonment.
A man who arrived here Q week ago
from Bismarck, registering a. John
King, was found dead near the town
today, with q bullet hole In his head
and Q pistol In his hand. A Coronsr's
jury returned . verdict Of suicide.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
The Old Rora OF orersn.


PORTLAND, June 16.-Ths fifteenth
annual Pioneer reunion took place here
yesterday. The exercises were very
interesting. and were witnessed by an
immense conoourss Of people. Ths pro.
oession formed In front Of the Clarendon
Hotel, and headed by q band marched
IN First street TO the Mechanics Pavil.
ion, whore several thousand people had
already assembled. The meeting was
called to order by Mayor D. p. Thomp-
son, who delivered an address Of vel.
come. Prayer was offered BY Rev. ].
8. Griffin, after which Colonel Nsdorum
Crawford delivered the opening address.
Colonel ]. W. Nssmith delivered the
annual address. BE was followed By
Rev. George q. Atkinson, who delivered
the occasional address. This evening .
csmp Are was lighted In front OF the
pavilion and impromptu speeches were
made BY q number Of old Pioneers. A
grand ball at the pavilion In the evening
closed the reunion. Late In the alter.
loon Q rowing ACE came OF In front Of
the city, and was Witnessed by thous.
snds on both sides Of the river.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Exodus Committse-Minorlty
Report.

WASHINGTON. June 17.-windom pre-
scented in the Senate yesterday the views
of the minority OF the Exodus Commit
tee, appointed to investigate the causes
which led to the emigration OF negroes
from the Southern to the Northern
States. The minority assert that they
found no evidence Whatever tending to
sustain the charge that the Republican
party. or any Of IL leaders, have been
instrumental in encouraging the exodus
of the blacks from the South to the
North. With reference to the aid socie-
ties In encouraging and making this
emigration, the minority found that
their purposes wsrs purely charitable,
and had no connection Whatever with
any political movement. The minority
then proceeded to . very exhaustive 70.
view OF the evidence Of some Of the
principal oelored witnesses examined by
the committee, nearly all OF which
witnesses, the minority say, attributed
the cause OF the exodus to Q denial OF
their political rights - citizens. long
continued persecution for political res
sons, q systsm Of cheating BY landlords
and storskeepsrs. which rendered II Inn
possible for them 70 make Q living, no
matter how hard they might work; the
i~nsdequacy Of school advantages and
fear that they would DO eventually
reduced 70 . system Of peonags sven
worse than slavery itself. Al TO the
future OF the exodus the minority refer
to the testimony OF many Witnesses who
declared that Il has only begun. and
what we have seen In the past Il moth.
ing compared TO what has to come.
unless there shall be aradical change on
the part Of the Democrats In the South.
There 10 but one remedy for the exodus
and that IL fair treatment for the
negroes. II Northern Democrats would
check the threatened inundaton Of
black labor into their States they must
recognize the facts which have produced
the exodus and unite with NJ In remov.
Ing Its causes
The report Is signed BY Senator. Win.
dom and Blaine, the two Republican
members OF the committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
nv UNIVERSAL CoR

Arxu,s oAraAsrIo Pills arc tho best Of all
narratives for fsmily use. They are the prodaes
~ Ions. Isborious. and successful chemical In.
yestigsuon. and thsir extensive a's. BY fh5'i.
clans In their practice. and BY all civilised
nations. proves them the best and most sqses'
i've purrstivo Pill that medical science can Do
wise. Being purely vegetable NO harm can
arise from their use. In intrinsic valns ana
curative powers no other Pulls can 10 compared
with them. and every person. knowing tns'r
virtues. will employ them whom needed. Iney
keep the systsm In perfect order ana main..'h
In healthy action the whole machinery OF hie.
Mid, searching aud efsctusl, they arc spsciaiy
adapted 10 the needs Of tho digestive sppsratus.
dsrangemsnts Of which they prevent and cure,
II timely taken. They arc the best and safest
physic to employ for children and weakened
constitutions. where . mild, but ensctuh
cathsrtio 10 required.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
Postmasters' Salaries.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE salaries
Of Postmas,ess In several counties Of
California since the readjustment + %
follows: Auburn. Placsr county. ID In.
creased 10 $500; Benicia, $1,000; Bodie,
$4,000; Chico. $1,000; Colusa, $4,000
Dixon, $1,000; Dutch Flat, Placer
county, S1100; Grass Valley, $4,000
Marysville. $4,000; Napa City, $4,000
Nevada City. $4,000; Oakland, $4,000
orovilis, S1700; P~laosrville, $1,000
Red Bluff, $1,000; Sacramento, $4,000
San Francisco, $4,000; Stockton. $500
Truekes, Nevada county. $500; Val
lsjo, $2l00; Woodland. 3l700; Yreka,
$500; Yuba City, Suffer county, $l100.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
Congressional Business.

WAsHMoToS. June IT, During the
session which terminated yesterday 1877
bills and joint resolutions were intro.
duoed In the Senate, and A2S8 bills and
Joint resolutions In the House Of Rep.
rsssntativss. The number introduced
during the frst Tor sItrs) session were
respectively 77s and 2526, making q
grand total Of S784 introduced thus far
during the present Congress. At the
hour OF adjournment yesterday, besides
. great number Of measures not yet 70.
ported from committees there remained
about 800 bills and joint resolutions on
the Senate calendar, and about 1400 bills
and joint resolutions on the House cal:
endar, including some 800 pensions and
other private bills. which have been
reported with oommittss recommsnda.
tons for passage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
s.rneld,s Credit Nebilier.

CHICAGO, June 2.-A Journal Wash.
ington special ssys: 4 letter has bssn
produced from Jsrs Black, dated In 1873,
In which he completely vindioatss Gen.
Garfield from any wrong In connection
with the Credit Mobilier matter. Mr..
Black says Garfield Vas evidently de.
oeivsd BY Oakss Amss, and says his
(GArAsld's) integrity depended on the
question Whistler hs acted with bis eyes
open. II he had known the true char.
sctsr Of the proposition made to him.
he would not have endured Il, much less
embraced Il. i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
D,parsures Last EvsnInE.

W Hobart. A G Hamilton. J skss. II
Gov J W Adams. r L Greer. W Hatch. q
d J Dick. A Mehan. W II French and
family. A d Mckenzie, Miss n sheshsn,
Mrs. n Potter. Mrs. Fraser. Miss L Bart
lett. Mrs J W Honsinger. Mrs J Jackson.
II Bawden. Mrs d z Mccarthy and fam
lily. J G Dewey and family. Mrs s Z Carl
ton, Father Manogue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
San francisco Items.

sIx Francisco. June l6.-Last night
. freight train on the Ban Jose Railroad
went through an open switch nsa,
Santa Clara, the engine and half .
dozen cars being wrecked. It Is asoer.
tanned that the accident was caused BY
some tramps who were put Of Q train
for not paying fare. and rsvspged them
selves BY turning the switch.
The Executive Committee OF the
Democratic State Central Committee
has held several meetings since Garfield
was nominated for President by the
Republican Convention. The Demo.
cratic committeeman are unanimous IN
favor Of Seymour. believing that he 10
the strongest candidate OF the Dsmoo-
YnnR .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
The South American War.

NEW Yoax, June l6.-Advioss from
Panama to June 7th contain the follow.
Ing: A correspondent in Chill writes
that the terms OF peace which the Gov.
eminent IL disposed 70 offer the alliss
are rather severe. Bolivia 10 required
to resign all right to the territory oil
Atacama q far a. the river Loa. which
10 hereafter 10 be the dividing line
between Peru and Chill. Bolivia'a
dominion on the coast will oesss for.
ever. Psru's share Of the penalty for
making war on Chill ID placed at the no
insignificant sun Of e2O0. 900, 900, and
- . pledge for the payment Of the same,
and until such payment IL effected. Chill
will retain the district Of Taracapa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17

A cave occurred yesterday morning on
the $500 level Of the Union Consoli.
dated that nearly buried several miners.
John Welsh was cut about the head and
over the eyebrows and was badly bruised,
but bis injuries gre not serious.
A letter addressed - follows u held
for postage 1t the Gold Hill Postotioe
John Cobis, Dayton, Lyon county, New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
Trial Jurers.

Following Is the panel Of trial jurors
in the District Court /: A. @. Hamilton,
Bart Colgan, James Orr. H. P. Krause,
J. ]. Shephsard. II. Garter. Titus Jep-
SON, G. F. Kellogg. G.. ]. Ftzmier. u.
Hennsssy, ]. B. Tudsbury. John sulli-
van, II. Pullman. John Cummings,
Thomas Carroll. Edward Higgins. ssm.
uel Blakely. George G.. Roth, B. d.
Pierce, Otto Eckelman, n. g. Standish,
]. ]. Alexander. George McIver, G. W.
Rogers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
Mining Claim Decided,

A certificate Of sale and corresponding
deed have been fled. both made BY d.
D. Donovan, Constable. whereby the
Vanderbilt Con. G. 4 8. Mining Co.'S
claim has been transferred to Charles
Thompson to satisfy . judgment OF $l83
In favor OF said Thompson. The claim
lies oyer by the Prospect and adjoins
tbe Harvard Consolidated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
The Old Flag.

The ever patriotic Lyiord had the
good old stars and stripes floating in full
grandeur from tho tall 6asstaff on his
stronghold, the Homestead. whom the
suu rose this morning In honor OF
Bunker Hill, and other days about town
followed suit. Lyford's big dag showed
the handsomest OF them all. waving out
upon the morning breeze from tts lofty
eminencs. with glow OF the morning sun
smiling approvingly upon II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
Private acho0l.

Mrs. G. S. Kendall, assistant in the
Gold Hill High School. will open .
school for pupils In the high school and
grammar grades in the High School
building, Gold Hill, Monday. June %.
Mrs. Kendall il one OF the best teachers
on the coast. and will give lessons in
music and drawing II desired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
Rspablie.. Ciss A.si.s.

There will be . meeting Of tbs Sol.
disrs' and ssilors' Republican Club 1t
the Office Of Judge Moses. in Virginia,
Al 8 O'Clock this evening. A business
of importance viii be up for Transaction.
full and prompt attendance OF the
msmbsrs Of the club 10 requested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17

Mooney. Is still hiding In town. Mys.
tsrious letters have boen received by
Mayor Humphreys asking him to resign:
CLARK, the publisher Of the strikers
organ, the Crisis. and Higgins and Lo-
rensen have been ordered out OF town BY
the Citizens Committee and have left.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
Appropriation Bills.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Prssi.
dent has approved the sundry Civil
Appropriation bill, and under it, pro-
Visions nominated Colonel Albert Myer
Chief eignai ofiosr, with The rank OF
Bhgadisr Gsnsra. .tf
All Tie regular annual appropriation
bills we're signed BY the President IN
time 70 announce thsir approval pesofs
the hour Of adjournment yesterday, q
ooosvousutly III bscoms lavs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
Arrivals THIS nerei.r.

&c Dewey. c r Delmatyr. Mrs r Gar
diner. r Kirman. F. Jessup. J r Sloan,
= Boskowitz. . d Wood. Mrs J Ryno, Mrs.
Harris. Mrs II Morris, @ @ Stevenson,
Miss Z Campbell. Geo T Cram. r Beck II
W SNOW. Mrs. J Z Jones. Miss Z 4 Plank
linton. W y Wood, Mrs = N Sheldon. Z J
NcGArry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
THE COURTS.
Dissries Cssrs-RisisE. JsdEs.

The following business was trans
acted in this Court today:
Estaie OF Matthew Dsvins, deoeased-
Final account OF Administrator filed and
Saturday. June 90, set for hearing:
Youngworth Va. Jsweu-On trial.
In the cass OF Henry Bawdsn vs. His
Creditors. which vss on trial yesterday,
q discharge was refused the petitioner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
Could Nes Agree.

In the case Of the State VI. ]. Wood.
charged with breaking the ball on the
top Of the Mt. Davidson flagstaff the
Jury last evening failed to agree. the
case has been continued indefinitely.
The trouble seems to b - 10 Who II the
owner Of the ball. and Is TO whether u
vss broken maliciously.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
J.ssses Cs.r.- vi...isaham. J. r

The following business has been
transacted in this Court since last re-
port:
Stsss Va. Henry vsi-Charss. assault
and battery on the person OF an old
Chinaman; case continued till 2 p. n.
tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
L.aayiIle frouAle.

Lx.pYuIs, Junsis.-Dsspsrats char.
sc.,ss hs,s rscsiysd ls.ssss aigesd b ths
oiHssns' CoumitAss ordering them 70
leave Lake county. The ~hnglssdsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-17
A CARD.

10 iii Who are sunsrirs from the srrors and
indiscrstions Of youih. nsrvous weakness, early
dscay. los Of manhood. Go. I Will ssad . ~
lcsips that viii cure you, YRRR VI oHAR0k.
THIS great remedy vss discovered bya misstou.
AZ IN South Amsrica. Send . sslfsddrssssd
soyslope 70 the Rzv. JosERlT 7. hnAH: station
D, New York city. 3sie ~
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srOCA %KEPOKT.


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LAST EVENING.
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