Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-26
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A Terrible R sSs,, !. N .Ss 1 SIssn:. between
NEW ORLEANS, October ga row
occurred tonight, about 10 o'clock, be-
tween white and negro clubs, in Down
street, where they were in close prox-
unity. Several shots were fired and
three negroes killed. Canal street was
filed with debris, torches and lamps,
and a large and excited crowd gathered
in that vicinity. Nothing is yet learned
rs to the origin Of the difficulty.
Death of General Fairchild.
New York, October 24.-General
Cassius Fairchild died to-day of IN old
wound received at the battle of Shiloh.
Assassination q 6..ass,. hind'' Member
ST.. LOUIS, October 24.-A Democrat
Little Rock special says James Kinds,
member Of Congress for the Second Dis
trict, was assassinated to-day. Hon.
James r. Brooks, who was with Kinds,
was wounded, but it is supposed not IA
tally. James Clarendon, an o%utspoken
Republican, was also murdered in the
same vicinity recently.
A Republican democratic paper) Lit
tie Rock special says: "The report Of
the assassination of Kinds is distrusted.
A dispatch further intimates that II
Kinds has been murdered, the Radicals
did the deed, as Kinds course lately
had been doing the Radical aus q
great injury. The Radicals charge the
killing on the Democrats.
On the goth so negroes attacked OAR
danelles, firing into the houses Of the
whites, who rallied and drove them
away. The Times of this city says there
are 10, 900 stand of small arms in st.
Louis, purchased for the Governor OF
Arkansas, and other Southern Cover
nors, and that It has been impossible to
get them shipped south. i.
A Terrible Railroad Accident.
ALBANY, October PA portion of a
train on the Hudson River Railroad was
thrown from the track last night and
three cars smashed to atoms. Forty
persons were injured, several severely.
Two were killed.
Seymour In Chicago.
CHICAGO, October 24.-Seymour Is
now addressing an immense crowd in
tho Courthouse square /; his speech 10
essentially the same as that made at Buff
falo, and deals principally in attacks on
the Republican financial policy.
The Naturnlizut!on F~OrserIes In New
New York, October 24.-The exami-
nation of Roseberg charged with forging
naturalization papers commenced to-
day. Friday night closed the rsgistra.
tion here. The Democrats say that
they have issued 1000 papers; the
Republicans say they have issued 2,O70;
both are undoubtedly undereStimated.
The Tribune says 10000 naturalizations
have been made.
A Heavy Award .ngainst Commodore
Vanderbilt, Etc.
John T. Hoffman, referee in the case
of the Nicaragua Transit Company vs..
Commodore Vanderbilt, to compel the
latter to pay three millions, which has
been pending since 1850, has awarded
$ls5, 900 to the Company. The major
part of their claim was for their good
will and money received by the Comma
dore from tho Pacific Mail Company,
which was disallowed.
James Brooks has received the nomi-
nation of all the Democratic organiza-
tions in the Eighth District.
A Suit Decided.
The Hamburg owners Of the emigran'
ship Liebritz, who were prosecuted here
for cruelty to passengers, during her
voyage to America, have been acquitted
Detective Oficer Murdered.
ST. LOUIS, October 24.-Henry D.
Christian, a detective, was found last
night in an alley with n terrible wound
in the back of his head, and died in
about an hour. Christian has been &C
tive in ferreting out frauds in tobacco,
and has been instrumental in procuring
witnesses against various parties.
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