Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-16
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NRw York, January l6.-It Is said
that Fisk's estate will not be more
than 800, 900 after the payment OF his
debts. and also that the Grand Central
Hotel has sent In . bill Of 1850 for
rooms which Flax owes for.
The Tribune publishes . statement,
on the authority Of Edward 8. Stokes,
that the Fisk Mansfield correspond
eucs, published yesterday In the Her
old, contains only the unimportant
letters, which have no bearing upon
the case, aud that tho remaining letters
to be published will fully bear him
tStokss) out In all the statements which
he has made relative TO this cores
pondence.
Postmaster Smith, Of st. James.
Long Island, SGT a trap on "Wednesday
night for burglars, but forgetting tho
gun, went to the Office for a package.
He was shot, and WAS dying the next
morning.
The Russian iloet will not sail until
next week OF later.
wA5urSaToS, January Is. = The
Committee on Appropriation, expect
to report the Legislative. Executive
and Judiciary Appropriation bill to
the House on Wednesday next. The
others will soon follow.
Tho United States vessels Fro.lc,
Tallapoosa, Mayfower and Constella.
tlon arc undergoing repairs at the
Navy Yard.
Order. were t~elesrsphed from the
War Department to General Emory
At New Orleans to-day. lnstructing
him not to bring troops into tho city
unless under express order, from
Washington, and up to 8 O'Clock this
afternoon no orders to that effect had
been sent him.
New YoRx, January l6.-rle 7rf-
buae says the report recently tsls-
graphed FROM London that certain
bankers had combined to take all the
loans authorized by Congress, Is con.
tradicted and likely to prove ground
less.
Stokes trial, 1t Is said, will not come
of before February.
CHICAGO, January l6.-The ordin-
ance recently introduced In the City
Council extending tho fire limits has
met with great opposition from the
poorer classes In the North Division.
Last night the ordinance was to
be acted upon by the Council, and in
accordance with Q pre-arranged pro-
gramme a crowd Of three or four hun
dred north-slders, mostly Germans and
Scandinaviana, marched in procession
to the City Hall, where the Com
mon Council was in session, carry
ing flags. banners and transparencies,
tn rci.t the passage Of the ordinance
in question, or failing In TINT, resist
Its execution. The crowd was led by
A. c. Hsssing. editor Of the Staais lei
tung, the leading German paper, and
by Alderman Casney. By the time It
had marched to the City Hall It had
degsnerated Into m excited mob, en-
tirely beyond the control Of the leaders
and the few police who guarded the
entrance wero Of little account. The
mob rushed with shouts and yells into
the Council Chamber, uttering threats
against the Alderman who voted for
the bill. The meeting Of the Council
was hastily brought toa close, some
Of the Aldermen making their escape
through tho back doors. Hessing and
Casney alarmed ut the storm they had
raised, appealed to the mob to desist
from violence. Tho mob broke the
chairs, rifled tho desks and Haunted
their banners In the faces Of those Al
dermen who had the courage to re-
main. Tho police are said to
have acted with cowardlco at all
points, doing nothing to prevent
the dlsgracsful occurrence. A meet
Ing Of tho Council Is called for to-
morrow night when the ordinance
will be passed. The English language
papers denounce the affair In unmeas-
ured terms, and call Tor the speedy
indictp,ank If Tho aadar