Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-31
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Indian Affairs.

Indian Affairs.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2S.-The treaty with
the Kiowas and Comanches gives them
six thousand square miles (three and o
half million acres) between the North
Fork of the Red river and Red River.
The tribes number four thousand per-
sons. The Indians are to receive O suit
of clothing annually, and other pres
ents, and in return they agree to keep
lasting peace, capture no more women,
attack no trains, and allow railroads to
be built. They are allowed to hunt on
the old reservation south of the Arkan-
sas river till the settlements drive away
the buffalo.
The Pacific Railroad Completed TO With.
In Seventeen Miles Of Cheyenne.
OMAHA, Oct. 28.-Five hundred miles
of the Union Pacific railroad is COM
pleted. The track is laid to within sew
entecn miles Of Cheyenne.
Destructive Fire ut Memphis, Tenn.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 28.-The Bradley block
was almost totally burned last night.
Loss, 100000.
Terrible Storm on the Rio Grnndo-Twen-
Destroyed.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 28.-The late
storm on the Rio Grande was the most
destructive within thsmemory of man.
Twenty-six persons were killed. At
Matamoras fifteen hundred houses and
huts were blown down and ten persons
killed at Brownsville, IL; ut Brazos
not 8 house is left standing at Bagdad
ninety inhabitants escaped on a vessel
the balance persisted. The greatest
distress prevails.
Observation-Disclosures to Consrcss to
Sit out Andy's Torn.
New York, Oct. pa Times special
says that impeachment is gathering no
strength either in the Senate or House.
The proposition for a continuous session
during Johnson's term of office is re-
garded favorably.
Washington Affairs.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The British
Government declines to release Warren
or Naglcc. The State Department EN-
ployed counsel for them.
Proper authority has decided that ON
offer to sell liquor for less than two dol
lars per gallon does not raise the pre-
sumption that the tax has not been paid,
because the spirits may have been recti-
fed and diluted.
Intelligence from the Southern States
indicates that Conventions will be
called in all Of them. Pope has allowed
three days for holding the election in
Georgia and Florida, because the voting
is to be done at the county seats. This
mode has been adopted in order to bet
ter protect the colored voters and pre-
serve order, than if they voted at pre-
cincts.
Strong protest has been laid before
the President against Stewards course
respecting the Fenian prisoners in Ire
land. Stewards removal is urged.
In the absence of the necessary ap-
preparations to pay for Alaska, pre-emp-
tions in that Territory will violate the
law. The military authorities will prob
ably be instructed to remove such set
tiers until the purchase is finally con-
cluded.
Pedestrian Fent-sheridan in Maine.
PORTLAND, Oct. 29,-Weston, the pc
destrian, started to walk to Chicago at
loon to-day.
Sheridan had q reception yesterday.
Heleft to-day for Augusta.
Injunction Asainst Deutists-Butterneld
Struck with Observation-Disclosures News.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Judge Benedict
of the U. S. Circuit Court has granted
An Injunction restraining dentists from
using hard rubber in dentistry without
the permission Of the Goodyear Rubber
Company.
John Butter6eld, the we'll known ex-
pressman, was struck with paralysis in
this city yesterday. Hopes are enter
tanned Of his recovery.
The exercises of Yale College have
been suspended temporarily, owing to
the prevalence of typhoid fever.
Tho Herald's Richmond special says
Schofeld's action in the late election is
explained by the fact that he is a candi-
date for the United States Senate from
Virginia. Several more citizens have
been ordered to leave Richmond by the
Negro Vigilance Committee.
Mexican News.
HAVANA, October 27.-Advices from
Mexico give the details Of the Tehuan-
tepec grants to Elsar and associates.
The grant continues in force 10 years;
10 per cent. of the profits are to DO paid
to the Mexican Government <; at the ter
mination of the grant all improvements
revert to the Government. The terms
require that not less than fifteen leagues
of telegraph and six leagues Of wagon
road shall be constructed yearly till the
route is fully opened. Operations are
to be commenced within eighteen
months. Merchandise passing over the
road and capital invested 10 improve
ments are to be exempt from taxation.
Transit is to be free to the world, the
nation guaranteeing the neutrality Of
the Isthmus. Government is to pay
Sloo any damages adjudged to his COM
pany arising from what is known as the
"Sloo grant" Tho road is not to be
subject to hypothecation without the
consent of the Government. A meet
ing of the company will be held in New
York.
New YORK, October 2s.-The Heraid's
Mexico special reports that Admiral Te-
%gethoff's credentials had been received
by Juarez.
wost Iudlea.
HAVANA, October 27.-Hayti advices
are to October g.. A general revolution
was regarded imminent. Provisions
were at famine rates. A motion has
been made In the Legislature to allow