Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-31
To-DAY's KILOGRAMS
A Sad Accident.

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AUBURN, N. Y, July 3o.-Milton AL
den, patentee Of several agricultural
implements, was caught in a revolving
wheel at his establishment to-day and
instantly killed.
A Scientific Association.
PoUaHKEEPsIE, July 30.-The Amer
lean Pathological Association adjourned
to meet July Goth, next year, at Roches-
ter. A valuable Pathological library
has been presented TO the Association.
From yirsiniu.
The State Journal publishes q letter
from General Butler to the citizens Of
Virginia 10 regard to requiring the test
oath Of members Of the Legislature.
Buffers opinion is quito clear that it is
within the power of the Government,
and within the requirements of tho law
of Congress, to set aside men who can
not take the oath, and, admit their
Union opponents to seats as the only
men voted for who are fit for representa-
tives of loyal men and not traitors to
the Government. Butler adds: ICON
gross is the only power which o re-
move the necessity for taking tho iron.
clad OATH
Deceased.
HARTFORD, July 80. = Hon. Isaac
Toucey died this morning.
:Rnilroad Accident.
ST. LOUIS, July :0.-Tho train on the
Hannibal aud St. Louis Railroad ran off
the track yesterday. Four persons wero
seriously and six slightly injured.
From..W nshInxton.
WASHINGTON, July 80. "A recent
statement that Commissioners Delano
has secretly given orders to stop the
dis.illation of spirits in New York, Is
pronounced untrue at the Revenue Bu-
reau.
Thomas II. Tullock, az appointee as
| clerk in the Treasury Department, was
to-day appointed Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the District of Columbia.
The following Consular appointments
are announced W. A. Vermnin, OF
New York, at Ting Kiang Jacob G.
Gempher, Of Philadelphia, at Ghont ;
George N. Kerbles, Of Mich.i at Trebiz.
ond.
The correspondence between the
Agent of the French Cable Company
and the Secretary of State is published.
The Company agreed to accept as the
basis upon which their operations shall
be conducted, the provisions Of the bill
Of which a copy was inclosed BY the
Secretary in n letter to Count Takerny,
the French Charge d'Affairs, or such
other act as they may pass at the next
session Of Congress on the subject.
Also, they promise to do their utmost to
induce the French Emperor to permit
any company incorporated by au.
lhority of the United States or any
State.
Another Railroad Accident.
The train due Mt 5 P. ". ran of the
track n mile south of Newark depot.
The cars were badly smashed and the
track torn up for some distance. The
mail agent was seriously injured. No
others wero known to be hurt.
The Mississippi Election.
Nothing has occurred to show thai
tho President will interfere in the com
ing election. in Mississippi, but lie has
expressed his determination that II shall
be n fair one. The District Commander
Is ordered to appoint a Board Of Regis.
tration for the country, composed Of
Radical and Conservative Republicans,
and one army officer.
Rev. James Lynch, a colored minister
of Mississippi, says ho had q most cor
dial interview with the President this
afternoon. He assured the President
that the colored people Of bis State
were rapidly improving in all that con-
stitutes useful citizens. They look to
the Republican party rs the foundation
and bulwarks of their recently conferred
rights, and, therefore, would sustain
it and that all classes in, Mississippi
respond heartily to his famous words
Let us have peace" The President
expressed qualification at this informa'
ton, and said they should vote from
the promptings Of their good judgment
He intimated q great desire for the rati
~ication Of the Fifteenth Amendment