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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
Kearney-s6o,000.

San Franei.eo Chro~ieis. April 40.
The statement Of K~sarney's counsel.
that hs wa unable TO pay the fine Of
$1,000 was not Endorsed by Kearney
himself at the House OF Correction. nor
il II In accord with authentic reports
concerning the pecuniary pront that his
business OF "sgitating" has brought
him in. Before the late w. s. O'Brien
died. acting entirely independent OF the
firm, and being enraged ct an attack
made on him BY Kssrnsy on the FIRST
flush OF the l~attsr's prominence, he
Is said to have dashed of . check Of
500 for Ksarney. saying. cts
cheaper to buy the than bother
with him I" Kearney received SIS, 900
during the gubsrnatorial campaign for
keeping White IN the field. He received
from SIS. 900 to $50. 900 during the New
Constitution campaign for his apathy
during the last ak weeks before election.
In fact, - nearly a. can DO estimated.
his pecuniary profits are in the vicinity Of
$50, 900. At the Mouse OF Correction.
when asked II he were able to pay his
$1,000 fne, he answered evasively. As
no imprisonment excepting the six
months which formed . part Of his SEN
tsnce, and which began with bis incar.
eeratiou yesterday. can be enforced nm.
Ill the fine 10 paid, and a. the collection
Of the amount must b BY civil process.
the exact status Of Kesrney q . capital
lat becomes an interesting question.
The certainty II. however. that his
profitable career during the past three
years will very well permit him six
months rest and retirement. Az soon
. . the weather permits resumption OF
work on the road and at the quarry.
Ksarney will b set at labor with the
rest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
The Destructive Cyclone.

ST. LOUIS. April 24.-Ths recent ter.
rible cyclone seems TO have extended
over a much greater breadth Of country,
and was more deadly and devastating in
ito effects, than any storm that has CO.
Cured in the West for years. Reports
show that II dealt death and destruction,
not only over nearly half Of Missouri.
but ragged with great fury through the
northern halt OF Arkansas, and q oonsid.
cradle part OF eastern Kansas. At Shaw
nee Mission. In the latter State, . mum.
Der Of persons returning from . funeral
at 8 o'clock in the afternoon were over
taken by the storm and took refuge in o
shed. adjoining the large brick store Of
Mr.. Routt. Shortly after the party had
taken shelter part Of the store was blown
down upon the shed. buryins . dozen or
more persons In the ruins, very seriously
injuring four, and moro or less injuring
the remainder OF the party.
RoLLo, No., April 24.-Ths cyclone
which visited Licking. Texas county,
worked the complete destruction OF the
place. which consisted Of only siIty.nine
buildings Of all descriptions. Only two
buildings were untouched. The only
loss Of life was one child killed. The
duration Of the cyclone was about fifty
secopds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
The Howgate Expedition.

WASHINGTON. April as Captain How.
gates bill having passed the House,
active preparations arc being made fol
the start Of the expedition. which ID
aIsd for the 18th Of May. The Gul.
mare. q steamer Of about 200 tons, Ia
lying at Alexandria, Va, being strength.
ened and thoroughly reHtted for the
voyage under tho experienced direction
OF Captain Chester. II 10 expected that
the vessel will bs ready in . fortnight.
She will start from Warrington, fully
manned and equipped, with two years
supplies. The members OF the expedi'
ton number about twenty-five. includ'
ing q corps OF scientific observers.
Touching at various points on the coasts
OF Labrador and Greenland. the expe.
dition will proceed to the west coast
Of Smiths Sound at latitude 81
degrees 40 minutes, whore the first per-
manent depot will be made. Landing the
men and supplies. the vessel will return
in the fall. The general features Of
Captain Howgats's plan Of operations
are too well known to require explana.
ton. He proposes to reach the pole, II
possible. by . system Of slow but con.
tinuous advances. made during several
successive seasons, pushing his camps
farther and farther northward a. rapidly
as may be found practicable. establish.
ing q secure basis Of supplies aad replso'
ing men who may become disabled OF
disheartensd with fresh recruits each
year; though this necessarily involves q
large outlay Of msans and may perhaps
cost some sacrifice Of life, II will prove
In the event OF success the least expens'
i've and most humane method OF accom-
plishing the result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
Ministerial Lotharios.

NORWICH, Conn.,. April 24.-Ths Rsv'
G. E. Wilbur. Of Somerset, Mass. Whose
wife accused him Of immoral conduct
with q bright and attractive young
woman who lived in the ministers fam
lily. was expelled by . vote Of 200 Meth.
odist clergymsn. composing the Prou.
dence Conference, which disbandsd In
this city on Tuesday last. Wilbur 70.
ceived his sentence meskly. The Rev.
A. w. Paige wa also expelled BY the
same Conference on q similar charge,
and msekly bowed to his fate. The Rev.
G. De B. Stoddard vas dsposed from
the ministry on the ground Of immor.
ality. covering alleged sins like those Of
the preceding clergymen, and thus far
he has shown anything but meeknsss Of
spirit in bowling to the decree Of the
Conference. Stoddard, who 10 young.
fascinating and possessed largely Of mag
netic influence, was widely known In this
region several years ago a. . rather
dsshing representative Of the ministry.
He Is said 10 have been fond OF horses
and flns living.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
Roasted Alive.

NonroLx. Va. April 2s.-Tidinss Of
the terrible work Of Ores In the swamp
region Of North Carolina last week have
reached here. Life and property have
been destroyed; houses and woods
destroyed. Zachsriah Ovens, engaged
In getting shingles from the swamps on
the Alligator river. lived there In . house
surrounded by woods. On Saturday he
left home on business, but bad not gons
far before he raw the flames approach
ing 30 rapidly - to imperil his house
and family. and FASTENED back to save
them. He hurried his wife and three
little children away. hoping to reach the
main road beyond danger. They wsrs
oil overtaksn by the flames In . swamp
midway between their home and . placs
OF safety and the entire family burned
to death. Their bodies were found next
day by neighbors, the mother clasping
an infant In her arms and the father and
the other two children lying near.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
Miscellaneous.

New YoRx, April 24.-An American
Exchange. owned and managed BY Amer
leans, has been established In England
with . branch ofioe here to. aooommo-
date travellers to and from Europe, for.
ward letters. baggage, etc.. with . capt.
tai stock OF 81, 600. 900. Hall has been
subscribed. The wealthisst men Of the
principal cities Of the Union are stock.
holders and officers. They absorb the
business Of Henry F. Gillig & Co..
Strand, London. General Hanley Ia
President and N. Gillig General Mana
ger.
ST.. LOUIS. April 23.-Edward Nugent
and Henry J. Redsmsir were hanged In
the City Jail yesterday. Nugent shot
his wife In August. 1876, while both
were under the influence OF liquor.
Redemsir's victim was Pranz Vosse. q
respectable old builder. The homicide
was committed In August, 1878. Both
made brief speeches.
CARLpLx, Pa, April 34.-The second
trial Of Mrs. Cathsrins Lii. convicted
last November OF numbering Mrs. Mary
Kiehl and sentenced 10 bs hand, resulted
In . verdict Of acquittal.
CHICAGO, April 23.-An Inter Ocean
Warrington special says: The House Is
rapidly approaching adjournment,
which now may occur the last OF May,
20 Randall expects.
It 10 not improbable that the Presi.
dent will veto the Immediate Deficiency
bill, which unoonstitutionally restricts
the executive powers and has other
legislation Objectionable TO the President.
A colorsd woman, believed 10 DO III
years old. died here yesterday. She has
been o ~pensionsr for 60 years. Her
husband was q sailor in the war Of 1912.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-The Presi.
dent has nominated Edward n. Marlby,
OF Michigan, - Commissioner OF Pat
ents.
The House Committee on Agriculture
recommend an appropriation Of $25,0 600
for an chronological Commission to
investigate the grasshoppsr and other
psstiferous insects.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26

In common with all straightforward,
squars-mindsd. honest citizens the press
Of San Francisoo unite in condemnation
Of the oold-bloodsd assassination Of
Charles dc Young. just a. they con-
sistsntly condemned the cowardly
attempt on the part Of De Young to as
sassinats the elder Kalloch some months
ago. Had 1t been this Kalloch who had
committed the deed instead Of the son.
there might have been some justification
in the idea that no was merely trying to
get even. but the son has NO such justi-
Hcation. Az Q journalist the press OF
San Francisco hated De Young a. cor.
daily as they did his Chronicle. but to
recognize any principle Of right In this
deliberate murder would be to establish q
code Of lawlsssness that mankind gen.
orally could not abide by. De Young was
looked upon by his fellow journalists a.
O vsritabls Ishmasl among them, whose
hand Was against every man. and they
could not fail to inwardly curse the
Chronicle as the embodiment OF the sem
sational. unprincipled and dsvilish in
journalism-ths style which. strange to
say, however. always wins. Dsrisivsly
did they apply to De Young the
title Of the Napoleon Of San Fran.
cisco journalism. bat In reality
there was more truth than inconsistency
in the name. for he exhibited a very
Napolsonio degree Of indOmitabls gsnsr-
alship and persistsncy in overcoming all
obstacles in the way Of his success. The
lion lies dead. and the bowling sand.lot
barbarians who ehsersd and howled o.
bis corpse was being taken to the Morgus
were the only asses to kick him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26

Of the most active and highly esteemed.
Alfred Maokay, Superintendent Of the
Fair. sent for varnarsdals. who rents
the building. and together they examined
IL, with . mason, and thsy thought Il
safe. Mrs. Annie T. Willsts. not Miss
willets. is among the killed. Mary A.
Connellsy died at No. 727 Tenth avenue
from injuries received. Tilotson. who
died from injuries received, was the
owner Of . ranch Of Los Angeles, Gal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
Harmonious.

New YoRx, April 24.-An Eu1ing Pos
Cohoss special says: The management
Of the Harmony mills and the striking
operatives have settled their differences
and work will be resumed forthwith.
The strike continued three weeks and
two days. In wages 500. 600 has been
lost to the operatives. All the civil suits,
1900 In number. brought against the
Harmony mills for the recovery Of the
two week. wages retained on account Of
''no notice." will be disoontinusd and
the wages due will be paid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26

Dewey & Co.'S Scientific Press Patent
Agency has received official notice Of the
issue Of the following patents to Pacific
coast inventors for the week ending
April Is. 1880: l.. Dubernet. San Fran.
cisco. Photographic stand and album;
J. J. johnson. San Francisco. soldering
apparatus; J. Jones and A. Phariss,
Laksvills. Cal, brake for hsrvssters;
James F. Kelly. Virginia City. New.
car wheel; j. G. Marcy. San Francisco.
mechanical motor; W. @. Partlow. Oak.
land. CAL. vehicle axle; G. Risehmuller.
Oakland. CAL. windmill; ]. B. Ward,
San Francisco. screw propeller.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26

San Francisco Aryonaut: A religious
idiot named Clark. at Q recent gathering
Of pious folks Of his kind at the Larkin
street Presbyterian church. advised o
week Of prayer to ask God to send the
~phylloxera to destroy oil tho grape vines,
DO that he and his associate imbeciles
might bs rescued from the temptation to
get drunk ON wine or brandy. As God
made the vine. and the devil makes this
kind Of Prssbytsrians and the phylloI'
era, VIC suggest that the idiot named
Clark pray to the devil; and while no Is
on his marrow.bons he may As well
invoke the wesvil for the corn crop. and
ask q blight upon barley. and pray fo'
the Colorado bug to destroy the potato
crop. II tho devil should answer this
pious idiots prayer. Clark would be
compelled to eat his OWE head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
New York Truth: The frequent sue.

New York Truth: The frequent sue
cssses Of the American stables in Eng.
land during the past three years must
astonish and confuse our stolia cousins
across the water. Yesterday the New.
market Handicap was won by Lorillard's
wallenstsia. . Lexington colt. and for
events In the nsa future two American
horses are favoritss. The victory Of
Gladiateur. the French horse that won
the Derby some years ago. was . sad
blow to Hns old British prejudices, but
was not half 80 discouraging as the con-
tinusd triumphs Of those ''blarsted Yam.
kes 'orses, 70 know"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
4 COLLEGE for Girls.

WARRINGTON. April 24.-Saaford. Of
Alabama, has introduced . bill In the
House donating public lands to the sew.
sral States and Territories which may
accept the same. for the purpose OF pro.
yiding colleges for the education Of girls.
The bill provides that there be granted
to each State and Territory land equiva.
lent 10 $4,000 acres TO each Senator and
Representative In Congress, provided
that no mineral land be selected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26

Last Thursday. at Austin. the election
held to decide whether q special tax oil
$500 should DO levied to keep the pub.
lie school running. resulted triumphantly
in the Affirmative by sS majority. The
Rspeius sIcitodly raises ito rooster at the
head Of ito columns and crows, and also
announces that the devil il siok with
severe cold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26

In view Of the serious interruption Of
the telegraph across tho Sierra recently.
rs well Is ct many other times, the
Truckes Rspu1iican offers the sensible
suggestion to the Western Union Tele-
graph Company to lay at least one I'M.
d~erground wire over the worst portion Of
the Sierra. In Germany and other cOun.
tries this system has been adopted with
excellent success and effect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
Madison Square victims.

NEW YoRx, April 2.-winlam n.
Tilotson, who had one arm and both
legs broken at the Madison Square Gar
den, has died. Another death from
injuries IL reported at st. vinosnt'a
Hospital. The terrible death Of Mrs..
HsRemsn at the Madison Square Gar
dem has cast Q gloom over Ill the ladies
engaged In the exhibition, she being ons
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26

According to the San Francisco pa.
psrs. Ksarnsy's followers deeply sympa.
thize with him in his present incarcsr.
atsd condition. but think Il would have
been better for them and the working
men generally. as well as for the pros.
psrity Of the community. IL be had been
In jail for the last year or two.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
rnE KALLocns SHOULD 90.

The Kallochs, father and son are lar
worse elements OF crime. discord and
trouble In San Francisco than Kearney
or anybody else ever was and the sooner
they are summarily and ~efectually dis
possd Of the better 1t will be for the city
and ito people. Under the guise Of
Christian ministers OF the gospel. teach
err Of Gods holy word. and followers Of
the meek and lovly Savior who preached
pssce and good viii towardNl men. they
have done that which would make Satan
himself blush with shame. They have
preached religion every Sabbath from
the pulpit to large and attentive audi
sness. for their very notoristy o. well a.
talent has brought them q strong follow.
ing. bat the practice OF their daily life
has been anything but In accordance
with their sanctinonious teachings.
The recent foul.mouthsd attack Of the
elder Kalloch upon Rev. Mr.. Hemphiil.
shows that he entertained no feeling Of
fratsrnal Christian love toward even .
brother minister Of Christ.
Tho Kallochs have at last entirely
thrown aside the lamb skin. and come
forth arrayed In the horns and hoofs Of
the devil. Murder has been the natural
elimination Of their ssditious. incendiary.
unholy course. and like . foul, destroy.
ing ulcer on the civil body polite they
should DO at ones removed, BY the
shortest and most sffectual means.
Young Kalloch has committed . cold
blooded, deliberate murder and there 10
evidence to show that IL ~ coolly and
deliberately planned and the programme
arranged during the past two weeks.
The reverend assassin should be hanged.
just the same ~ any other murderer;
Just the same as though no were an or.
binary nottingham with no rich father
and friends to help him dodge the gal
lows. He did not have even the posi-
bio justification his father might have
had in committing the deed. As for the
elder Kalloch. II hs can be proven to DO
fellow conspirator in this murdsrous
deed. he. too. should DO hanged on the
same gallows with his son. II not, he
should DO summarily driven out OF the
country. sIpatriated, sent whence he
would never return to further pol
lutte American soil. or Disgrace the Amer.
lean people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26

The party Of Eastern e1cursionists TO-
Gently arrived on . visit to the Pacific
Coast 10 made up from eight different
States. ss follows: New York 8. Con-
nectisut 4. Maine z, New Hampshire 10.
Pennsylvania Q. Michigan I. Virginia l.
The balance are from Massachusetts,; q
are from Boston. The party has arrived
at San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26

Argonaad PiIley 10 opposed to Grant
because Grant. on his return trip to San
Francisco from abroad. accidentally hap
pened not to spontaneously RECOGNIZES
and remember "Old Pix" Is the an.
cisnt chum be used to sleep with in
"~Forty.nins." or later. at Knights Fer.
~. on the stanislaus. PiIley thinks
now that he would make q President
himself "bigser than old Grant"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26

ST. LouIs, April 24.-A Post Dispatch
special nom Kansas City says: Advices
from Western Kansas report that the
drought and ~unfavorabls weather has
totally destroyed the wheat crop west Of
Selma. and that there will be . partial
failure Of q crop for 100 miles north and
south Of Topeka. Many farmers in the
western part Of the State are suffering,
and are appealing to the Executive ofics
d Topeka for hslp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26

willstt Young. formerly Of Gold Hill.
but lattsrly running q drug store at Tus-
carors. has left for Tombstone District,
Arizona. to better his fortunes, il posi-.
hla
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
A BLESSING 70 MARRIED LADIES.

nxsCRrPrrK CIRCULAR SENT PER
~ express On rscsipt Of sell. addressed az
'''' y M. Z. WiTTiNsSRo.
- boa nc, statioa Q, ssn yfaneseo, od.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
NOTICE.

An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
"A Board Of Delegates Of the Gold HUI Fire
Dspaxtment will b hsld 1t The usual place and
hour on WKpNEepAY, ne 1eth instant.
J.F. 0LADpfN0. President.
D. TxonuRx, Secretary. %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26

hereby certify that the above 10 . correct
list OF the members OF the Gold Hill Fire De-
partmsnt who arc entitled to vote st the annual
election on the 18th instant.
DAVID TH0RBURN,
Secretary Gold Hill Fire Department.
Gold Hill. April 10, 1880. ap3otd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-25
whlttsli's whlm.

A philosophical individual ofa poetic
turn OF mind has evolved the following
ante. mortsm verses, and had them en-.
grated upon Q pyramid about Ave and
oue.half feet high and 3ve feet square
at the base, and located the monument
in Q plat In the Masonic Cemetery. San
Francisco. in anticipation Of his demise:
In the ave divisions Of the world I have been:
The citiss OF Peklng and Constsntinopis I've
On the nr,, railroad I rod. before othss ver.
made;
1 ..v u. hr,t telegraph opsrts. 80 useful to
In the nrst steamship the Atlantic I crossed;
suffered " shipwreoks. whore hvss we're lost.
In the nrst steamship 10 California ala all.
And went to Chin. By The sfss psciae Nall.
4 short time I shall occupy less than two by
six.
On the east side OF the monument II
the name Of the prospective deceased,
''Hugh whittsll." On the next I'd
joining side occurs the following emu
sion:
All you that chance this grave 10 go,
II you Can read English. nay learn b. me.
/ Travelled. resd and studied mankind TO know,
And what most interests ihem hsrs below.
The preesnt or the future state and love Of
power.
Every fear. love or hate occupied each vaksfui
hour
All would tsach. bot few would understand;
The greater part know Lttis Of either ood or
Love one another. . vsry rood nszin. all
Lean g isSsr and walt. II yoa would succeed.