Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-02

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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO rnE GOLD HILL DAILY NEws.l
LATEST EASTERN TELRGRAMs.
A Prominent Democrat undcr Arrest.
ALBANY, October 3l.-Dayid Allen,
the Chairman of the Democratic Natu-
r~alization Committee at Troy, was
brought before United States Commits
sioner rockingham to-day, on a n
rant charging him with forgery in lssu'
ing certificates declaratory of "inten-
tion." After nm examination he was
held in So, 900 bail to appear at the No.
yember term Of the Court.
Moro AssassInatIons In Arkansas.
Sr. LOUIS, October 3l.-The Demo-
Gratis Little Rock special says Captain
| Willis, a Bureau Agent, and Captain
Andrews, Assistant Assessor, were as
sassinated by the Kuk Klux in Little
River County on the gath inst.
A dipstch from Memphis to District
Headquarters here asks General Smith
to send men to Marion County, Arkan-
sas, Immediately. II adds: "lf this is
not done there will hardly be q loyal
man left in the county"
Six men had been murdered in Crit
tsnden in two nights. Several others
were shot for attempting to bury them.
Locsmotiyo Boiler Explosion.
CIxoIsxATr, October 3l.-A freight
locomotive, while working at u gravel
nit on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, Is miles from this city, exploded
last night, killing the conductor, fire.
man, and three boys standing near, and
w%ounding engineer aud brakeman.
The Contested Elections In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October 3l.-The Pc
tition contesting the election of D. NJ.
Fox MS Mayor has been fled in the Court
of Common Pleas. The specifications
of fraud, etc., are similar to those in
the cases OF the other officers whose
elections are contested.
Judge Chnso's Opinion orthe 60 sItuntIon.'
WAsnISaToN, October 3l.-Chief Jus.
tice Chase, in conversation with prom
inent gentlemen on Thursday last, said
he should not vote at the Presidential
election, but in the present condition OF
affairs he considered it his duty to re-
main neutral. 1t was his belief that
General Grant would be elected. The
vital question at issue in this campaign
was that of reconstruction Of the South
ern States. Upon this, his sympathies
are with the Republican party. Upon
the question of tho tariff he believed the
| Democratic theory correct and in time
it would prove so. He ~prophesied that
General Grants election would i%nevits-
bly, result 10 the disruption and disor-
genizatiou of the Republican party, ont
Of which would spring n party that
would meet living issues. Seriously,
before Grant shall have been President
one year, Mr.. Chase expects to see half
of the House of Representatives, arrayed
against whatever Grants policy may be.
TSslmon P. Chase is fast sinking into
bis msecond childhood" and is becom-
ing a nuisance to the COMMUNICATED.
News.
A Military Order.
General orders have been issued from
Army Headquarters, by command Of
General Grant, publishing, by direction
of tho President, the provisions Of the
Constitution and laws relating to Presi-
Dental elections, together with the law
prohibiting all persons in the military
or naval service from interfering in nny
general or special election.
Porsers Indicted In New York.
|. NRw YORK, October 3l.-It is stated
that the Grand Jury has found indict-
ments against nine prominent politicians
of this State for issuing fraudulent
naturalization papers.
A Notable Death.
C. G.. Guuther, father of ex-Nayor
Gunther, and one Of the Oldest mer-
chants in this city, died yesterday and
will be buried tomorrow.
Secretary Stewards Speech nj Auburn,
New York, l.nst Saturday.
AUBURN, N. Y, October 3l.-Secre-
tary Seward addressed on immense au.
dience in Corning Hall to-day. After q
lengthy review of the situation down to
the assassination of President Lincoln,
he said Johnson adopted his ~predeces-
sor's plan Of reconciliation, which
seemed to him, as it seemed to the
whole country, to be practicable and
easy. Mr.. Seward proceeded 10 explain
the autagonism between Congress and
the President. He indicated the pol
icy and patriotism OF the latter, and
said the country needed now nothing
moro than the admission Of the loyal
representatives from the late rebel
States into Congress. He said, rs he
thought, the situation which existed in
1865 ought to have been accepted by a
reasonable, patriotic and humane I'D.
ministration ; so he thinks the. situation
now existing, after the best efforts which
have been made to secure the latter,
ought to be accepted.
New York News.
NEw YoRK. November Mayor Hoff-
man yesterday issued his proclamation,
setting forth that INSCRIPTIONS, design.
ing and dangerous men had c~onspired
to prevent n~aturalized citizens from
voting, under pretense that their papers
had been fraudulently obtained. The
United States Marshal is declared to
have appointed swarms of deputies to
take their places ut the polls for the
purpose Of %oyerawing voters, and other
wise interfering to prevent n fair cleo
ton.
Evidence is said to DO aecumulating
which shows q determination on the
part Of certain men to so incite the
masses of tho people Of the city opposed
to them as 10 urge them to acts Of dis
order and violent resistance. Tho
Mayor calls upon them to keep quiet
under the most aggravating circum.