Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-22

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Serious Break In the Erie Canal.
SYRACUSE, New York, September IL
There is a serious break this morning in tho
Erie Canal. Pools broke near Kirkvills, n
about a hundred feet Of ~embankmant was
carried away. The food covered the Central
Railroad track temporarily, and stopped
travel. l. will require several days to repair
the break.
President Grant In West Virsiaia.
WHEELING, West Virginia, September q.
President Grant and family arrived to-day
and were received BY the Mayor and a large
number Of prominent citizens and escorted
with a band Of music, procession, ETC.. to the
hotel.
California Pioneers.
OMAHA, September 0.-Ths California
Pioneer excursionists leave here this after
noon for Chicago, en- route to New York.
Desperate ARRAY.
LOUISVILLE, September O.-At Clerks-
vile, Tenn, yesterday, two desperadoes,
named Clark and Branin, engaged in q fright
full cutting ARRAY, and fairly butchered one
another. Clark was MORALLY hurt, and
Branin probably so.
Beneft OF the Avondalc Sufferers.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2l.-A game
NJ base ball was played this afternoon for
the benefit of the Avondale sufferers, be-
tween the Athletic and Keystone, OF this
CITY, and resulted in favor Of the Athletics
80 to 81. The receipts were near $500.
Outrage BY n Negro.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, September 2l.-Near
Des Arc, Arkansas, Friday last, q negro en-.
tered the house Of a Young lady named
Cody. knocked her inscnsible with IN iron
bar, dragged her to the woods and outraged
her. She is not expected to recover. The
negro was arrested and is confined in Jail.
Foundry burned.
NASHVILLE, September 20.-The large
foundry of Andrew Anderson was set on fire
last night in the pattern room, and the entire
stock Of patterns was lost. II was the most
complete foundry in the South, and cost orig.
inaliy $40, 900, but it cannot be replaced fol
double that amoun There was no insu'
rance.
An attempt was made on Saturday to burn
the foundry Of Stewart Yerger.
Twcnty-one Persons Probably Drowned
BosToN, September 2l.-The examination
Of Louisa w. Minor, charged with poisoning
the family OF DR.. Dennis, Of Lowell, resulted
in her discharge.
Twenty-one persons belonging to Lock
port, were probably lost during the gale O
1.-The Sth instant. Seven bodies have been re
covered and brought home, and received
Christian burial. All were engaged in tn,
fishery business.
Defnulting Government 0hlcers.'
New ORLEANS, September 20. Tn
United States District Attorney has entered
a suit in the Circuit Court against Genera
]. b. Steadman, ex-Intcrnal Revenue Col
lcctor OF this district, and his sureties, 70
over 5000, 900, the amount found due to tn,
United States after the adjustment Of hi
accounts by the proper officers.
Ex.Collcctor Of Customs Fuller, brough
here charged with completely in custom
frauds, has been admitted to bail in $4,000
Richmond Adviccs.
RICHMOND, September 81. = Goyerno
Walker will DO inaugurated to-day.
The following information is from Jone
County, N. c., which adjoins Lcnoir, wher
: the arrests Of Is members Of the kuklu'
were recently made: A few evenings sine
David Green, q respectable citizen OF Jone
County, while crossing C%hinquapin Creek
seven miles from Trenton, on his way home
=. was fred at by a party, Of men concealed y
|, the underground. Eleven buckshot too,
! effect, seven in one side and four in the head
He was carried into a house where at ls'
/, accounts he was dying. AS Green was
Democrat, it is supposed members Of tn
: LOYAL League attempted to assassinate him
K dispatch from Norfolk states that thre
negroes were swallowed up by the dreadfr
. coHnfagration now raging in the Dism'
, Swamp. They were employed in getting or
, lumber and the fire surrounded them Will
: sleeping in a hut, and they were burned to