Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-14
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I'll, ,t,..i,,Ipyl Election.

CHICAGO, August ia Washington
special says: Representatives OF Dents
party in this city profess to feel CONN
dent OF success, Notwithstanding lne
Presidents opposition. Judge Dent Is
determined to allow his name to go be-
fore the convention. He feels confident
that he will be nominated, and his
friends claim that o revolution in the
South is indicated by the course OF fir'
giuia of Tennessee, and that it has gone
too far for the President to stop it. The
feeling Of the Mississippi Conservatives
against Grant is very bitter"
A Curious Case.
A curious case has been submitted
to the Attorney General. One Ameri-
can killed another on the island OF San
Juan, jointly occupied by English and
American forces. An English officer
arrested the murderer and proceeded to
try him by Military Commission. The
District Attorney Of Washington Terri
tory has been directed to try the man
under the claim Of jurisdiction presented
by our Government.
Mexican Claims.
The Mexican Claims Commissioners
have agreed on tho rules Of procedure
and adjourned to December. Mean
time the claimants will send their ac-
counts and arguments in their support
to the State Department.
From Chicago.
N,,oo A,o,of q AT n meeIin0 nj
the City Council Of Chicago, last night,
notice was served upon the members Of
the application for an injunction from
the United States District Court, to re.
strain the Council from executing q con-
yeyauce of the Lake front lands to the
railroad companies, under Act OF the
last Legislature. The arguments nrs to
be heard tomorrow.
Pennsylvania Coal Mines.
The Mauch Chunk Gazette contains
the following: "a meeting Of the Lee
high coal operators was held at Mauch
Chunk yesterday, which will probably
lead to n suspension of work for some
time iu the mines Of this region"
From Boston.
Bosroy, August ia caucus meet
ing of the Prohibitory Liquor Law par
ty was held in fremont Temple last
night 10 make a choice Of the coming
Convention. Although 1t was an inaa-
guration Of the city caucus, there were
not more than co present, who made q
choice of about double that number of
delegates. Complaints were made that
there. was no apparent interest on the
part of the general public in the object
of the caucus. Several noted anti pro.
hibitionary men were nominated among
the delegates.
The Cu%bnnIJnnta.
CHICAGO, August ia special from
New York says the Cuban Junta profess
to have new assurances Of belligerent
from the United States and Rus
sia.
New Mexico.
ST.. LOUIS, August ia Denver
dispatch says that Governor Mitchell, of
New Mexico, has issued II proclamation
declaring all Navajos, Gila, and Apache
Indians found outside their reserva.
tions outlaws, and authorizing citizens
to kill all such.
Another Commercial Party.
Sr. LOUIS, August l3.-The excursion
party of merchants and others from this
city, who desire to bring to the atten-
ton of Californians the benefits to be
derived from trade with ST. Louis, leave
here on September lst. Two Pullman
cars are engaged.
General Hancock is visiting friends
here.
The Pullman Cars.
CHICAGO, August l3.-The Pullman
Car Company have made arrange
to run regularly one day each
week n through sleeping car from New
York to Promontory via Hudson River
Railroad, New York Central, Great
Western OF Canada and Michigan Gen.
trail to Chicago; thence by Northwestern
10 Omaha. The first car will start on
Monday, the 18th.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON. August l3.-The War
and Navy Departments nave transferred
10 the Treasury the power TO contract
FOR the raising Of oil vessels-Federal
.nd rebel-sunk during the late rebel
lion.
Information has been received here
that on Wednesday last n difficulty oc.
at Heathsville, Northumberland
County, Va, between some white and
people, during the progress OF
which one Of the latter was killed and
injured. The riot was sup
pressed.
From Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, August l3.-The election
Of a United States Senator is exciting
general interest. Ethorige and Johnson
are the most prominent prospective can
iidates, though Copper has some sup
porters. The Banner will strongly oppose
Johnson.
MEMPHIS, August l3.-The cotton
prospects are less favorable. It is cal
the yield will not be larger 10
ibis vicinity than last year.