Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

Of New York. The former is supported
by the Weed influence, and the latter by
the regular Democratic influence.
Indian Dimculties.
ST. LOWS, September IA telegram
from St. Joseph states that a train arrived
at tha, place last night. Two teamsters,
named Geo. Hill and Luke West, had
been killed, sixty miles beyond Little
Blue, in a fight with the Indians. The
C~heyennes and Kiowas swear to hold the
Smoky Hill route at all hazards. In
spite Of this threat, Major Jared started a
train across this route, consisting of 2s
wagons. 1t goes to Virginia City, Mon
,ana, and is loaded with bacon. A fine
looking Sc, of men accompanied it, armed
with 81 Enfield rifles and Is revolvers.
The Presidential Trip.
CHICAGO, September l2.-The Presi-
dent arrived at Louisville yesterday after
noon, and was well received.
The Riot mt Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis Journa! says the dis
turbance there on Monday evening is
deeply regretted. but denies that there
was any personal danger to the President.
It says the crowd were exasperated that
he should have a partisan reception. and
in the rush and jam it was impossible to
do anything with the excited people, after
the arrival of the tram. The casualties
are ascer,ained to be as follows Stewart,
killed Brooker, of Hamilton county, so
badly wounded that amputation Of the leg
is necessary ; R. r. Fletcher, Secretary Of
the Street Railway, slightly wounded in
the hip; Truckers, shot in the eye a man,
name unknown, wounded in the stomach;
and woman srampled on in the stampede
until her life is despaired Of. Truckers,
who is a Johnson man, acknowledges
firing the first shot, and has been arrested.
To Louisviile.
The trip to Louisville was very success
full +; great crowds being present, and
speeches being made at all the stations.
General Gcans left the party at Indianapo-
lis to visit his parents In C~ovington, Ken
lucky, but will rejoin the President at
Cincinnati to-day.
speech by General Grant.
The Republicans Of Cincinnati, know
ing that Grant was in town, got up a ser
enade, and called him out at the theater
last evening, when Grant said:
II am no politician. The President Of
the United States is my commander-in-
chief. l consider this demonstration in
opposition to President Johnson, and I
cannot and will not meet you. II you
have any regard for me, you will take your
men away to their homes. I sm greatly
to enjoy this theatrical performance. I
will be glad to see you all tomorrow,
when the President arrives"
At Cincinnnti.
CINCINNATI, September 1.-THE Pres
idens and party arrived here at s A.. NJ.
md were received by a Committee Of Re-
cep,ion, which went down the river on a
boat to meet the excursionists. The re-
ception took place on the landing-the
welcoming being made by W. S. Groes-
beck, a Democrat. The President re-
sponded in a speech Of three-quarters Of
an hour. and the party then started in
carriages for a drive through the suburbs.
A large crowd was assembled on the
leyee, but there was little enthusiasm. The
reception was quiet and well behaved.
Gen. Grant came over from Coyington.
Ky, and participated in the ceremonies.
Mr.. Secretary Seward was quite i'll, and
remained on the boat.
Hoffman Nominated for Governor
by the New York johnson Conven-
ton.
ALBANY, September l2.-John T. Hof.
man, Of New York city, has been nomi.
mated by reclamation for Governor, and
Robert H. Pruyn, Of Albany, for Lieu
tenant-G Governor, by the Democratic State
Convention.
A Delegation from the Southern I'm.
ionists Convention TO Visit Lin.
coln's Grave.
NEW YORK, September IA delega-
ton Of about fifty of the leading South.
ern Convention are here on route to visit
Lincoln's grave. They had enthusiastic
meetings in one Of the churches last even
ing, and will hold meetings at all promi-
nent places along the route.
Trade.
CHICAGO, September 1.-THE New
York Times, Of Monday, says the trade Of
the past week was especially active, and
at satisfactory prices for most descriptions
Of foreign aud domestic merchandise.
Notwithstanding the recen. heavy arri-
walls and the considerable stock in the
bonded warehouses, some Of the seasonal
BILE styles Of foreign dry goods are becom-
ing scarce, and it is believed that the AT.
lantic Cable has been resor.sd to for the
purpose Of stopping Fall orders.
Crops.
The grain crops in the West are not
only ample for the supply Of the Atlantic
sesboard and Southern markets, but will
afford a large surplus for export demand,
of the gradual increase Of which there are
sure signs by the last Cable kilograms
from England.
Terrible Explosien { Albany, N. Y.
ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. IA terrible
explosion occurred here this morning.
The boilers OF the saw.mill and flooring
factory Of S. s G.. Rosh blew up, killing
ten or twelve persons and seriously injur.