Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-17
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Tho State Of s,sss S Gsss R%.Dabn''n BY
AUGUSTA, Me-, September l6.-Two hun
dred and eighty.threo cities and WINS in
Maine give Chamberlain, Republican candi'
date for Governor, 6,955 majority over his
competitors, and moro than 10000 plurality
over the Democrat. All the local officers
elected are Republican, save in Aroostock
and Knox counties.
ENC 10 Come OR November 18Th.
WASHINGTON, September TO- General
Sherman has ordered that the Texas election,
to begin November 18th, shall continue four
days, and tho SAM in Mississippi il re-
quired.
A Rumor of War Between Spnin md the
United States.
LONDON, September l6.-Thc Times hints
at the probability of war between Spain and
the United States in relation to Cuban affairs.
1t appears that the people Of Spain have
been influenced by the politicians, and are
everywhere in the humor for war.
The Cred Stockings"
ST. LOUIS, September l5.-The Red Stock
ipps arrived this forenoon en- route to San
Francisco. They played the Unions this
forenoon, and beat them badly-score, 10
to 0.
Tho Avoudalc Relief Fund.-:
PLYMOUTH, September l5.-Ihe Board OF
Managers Of the Avondale Relief Association
to-day appropriated $1,000 for the immediate
wants Of the destitute, and appointed an OK,
distribution Of the fund. The receipts thus
far are over $4,000.
Convention of the Master Mechanics.
PIrrsRyRa, Pa, September l5.-The an
nual convention Of the Master Mechanic AS
ISOLATION Of the United States is in session
here to-day. Interesting reports were read
in relation to locomotive building, and other
matters pertaining to railroad machinery. A
banquet will be given to the convention to-
morrow evening by the manufacturers Of
Pi.sburg.
ERIE, Pa, September l5.-Thc President,
Secretary and several members Of the Eric
Typographical Union have been arrested at
the suit Of W. P. Atkinson, proprietor Of the
Erie Republican, for damages sustained in
the sum Of 5000, in consequence Of the late
strike In his office. They were bound over
to appear at the next term Of Court.
Senator Browrlow.
NASHVILLE, September Is. Senator
Brownlow publishes q card stating that no
has disposed Of his interest in the Knoxville
WIG, but that that paper will continue to
support the Republican cause. He says that
so many Union men in Tennessee have gone
astray that he would advise his Northern
friends to accept Tennessee Republicans for
what they are worth to-day, He has evi.
IDENTIFY lost faith in his former comrades.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, September l5.-It is ascer.
Sicklcs was not authorized to make any do
mand upon the Spanish Government. He
was instructed merely to act dlscrcetly, but
with earnestncss, as a mediator between that
power and the Cu6ans, on the basis already
published, for the independence Of the
island.
WASHINGTON, September 16. - Leading
members OF the Government favor the nat
uralization protocol ratified by tho Senate,
but the English Parliament has yet to pass
the law necessary to carry it into effect. Min
lister Motley has since been engaged in nego-
tiutions for a Consular treaty "a measure
considered Of much Importance by this Gov
ernmcnt, but thoy are not free at present to
finally accept it. The Administration has
not, contrary to report, restricted Minister
Motley in reopcning negotiations for the set
Element Of the Alabama claims, although 1t
was thought at the time no received his in.
struc,ionS II would be expedient to wait until
the excitement in England over the Senate's
rejection of tho observation-disclosures treaty
Ind subsided before even entertaining the
subject with her Maiesty's Government. II
was never contemplated that Minister Motley
should neglect any favorable invitation or OPP
portunity to renew negotiations. It is no Sc
crct that no was specially instructed on the
euhiect-