Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-16


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tic and Pacific Telegraph Linc.l
MORNING
Tho Reconstruction Laws In GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Ca, January l5.-GoV-
ernor Bullock's Message wal sent to the
Legislature to-day. He that
on the It'll Of December last he addressed
a communication to Congress, setting
forth that the Reconstruction Laws had
not been fully executed in Georgia. He
reviews the action of the Legislature in
expelling the colored members, and
assures the members that Congress is
the sole interpreter of the true intent
and meaning of tho Reconstruction
Laws, and the final arbitsr on the
question of their execution. He says
there is not in Georgia a due protection
for life, property, and the free ex-
preston of political opinion. He also
assures members that Congress will not
pause in the great work Of recon-
structiou and regeneration till We fully
acquiesce in the great fact that our late
slaves are entitled to all the rights,
privileges and immunities Of other men
before the law, till freedom from pro-
scription is universally established for
all classes. He congratulates the Leg
i~slature on the satisfactory condition of
the States finances.
The Lutte Hiro In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, January ia body
was found in the ruins Of CaldwelPs
store, to-day, so badly burned that it
was impossible to identify the remains.
tits unquestiouably one of the missing
clerks.
Boiler Explosion In New Jersey.
NEWARK, n. j.: January ia boiler
at Elizabeth Point exploded to-day. 1t
WAS thrown 200 feet into Lornau's ma
chine shop, killing Benjamin Winans
and one other man, and seriously wound
ing five others.
Federal Revenues.
WASHINGTON, January .l5.-A special
says the receipts for January from In.
terual Revenue bid fair to reach $780,
900, and from Customs, SIS, 200, 900.
III New York Election Frauds
NSw YORK, January l5.-The Con-
gressional Committee investigating the
alleged fraudulent voting, concluded
thoir session yesterday.
Death Of Mrs. james G. BIrncy.
NEW York, January l5.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Birney, wife of the late James G.
Birney, died at Geneva, N. Y, on the
18th instant.
Another Destructive Fire.
HUNTINGTON, Mass, January l5.-The
Hampshire Wooden Mills were totally
destroyed BY fire last night, with a lot
of manufactured goods. Several ad-
Joining buildings we're also destroyed.
Loss, $l5O, 900.
News from Chicago.
CHICAGO, January l3.-The Republic
can caucus Of the Minnesota Legislature
has nominated Alexander Ramsey, for
United States Senator.
Judge Aaron Taylor, = well known
lawyer of this city, died recently. A
short time previous to his death, Taylor
was brutally treated by a policeman in
II Justices Office, acting under orders
from the Justice. The members Of tho
bar nave Investigated the case, and
having arrived at the conclusion that
this outrageous and unw%arrantabls
treatment caused his death, they APP
pointed II committee to prosecute Just
ice Milliken and the policeman con-
cerned in the beating, for manslaughter.
They have unanimously rendered their
gratuitous services to the relations Of
the deceased, should they determine to
institute a civil suit for damages.
Judge Taylor has RELATIVES, in California.
Chauncy Bnily shot and instantly
killed James L. Laird, at Napierville,
ILL.,, yesterday, having discovered him
in the act of adultery with Baily's wife.
Laird WAS recently Sheriff of Cheyenne
County, Dakota. Laird was one of the
proprietors of the Virginia Daily Union,
up to the spring of 1866, when he went
to Montana, and subsequently to Dako-
tn, where he was appointed U. S. Mar
shall, and afterwards Sheriff orChey
enuc County. He was well known here.
ED. NEws.
0flciai Corruption.
Nkw YORK, January l5.-It is stated
that Martin, the individual who pro.
fesses to be able to give full information
relative to the alleged Alaska bribery,
is in Washington, but never appeared
before the committee. He boHsts he can
prove hat Baron Stocked was urged by
Secretary Seward to oil the wheels o.
the legislative machinery, and gives the
names of sundry persons to whom VA
rious sums were paid, from $40, 900 to
$500, 900 each, to assist in the passage
of the appropriation.
An Inhumnn Father.
LOUISVILLE, January ia few
nights since o man named Weathers,
living in the lower part of the city,
while under the influence of liquor
asked his little boy four years Of age to
spell a word which it was impossible for
the child to do. Weathers then seized
him by the hair, picked up y stick and