Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-11
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
CorruptIon Charge Related.

CorruptIon Charges Related.
CoLUMBUs, Ohio, October 1.-THE
State Journal this morning publishes
the correspondence between Speaker
Blaine and Thomas Ewing, Jr., in re-
gard to the charges recently published
by the New York Tribune against the
former, of corrupt connection with the
Eastern division of the Union Pacific
Railroad. General Ewing completely
refutes these charges, and says: So far
as the charge imports personal cor
ruptlon in office, it is c~onclusively dis
proved by public records accessible to
all, which show that you did not enter
Congress for nearly a year after the
law referred to passed, and as to the
other branch of the charge, my general
knowledge Of the business Of the COM
pany, and especially my intimate ac-
~Quaintance with you, make 1t certain
that you could not have any contracts
without my knowing the facts.
The Death Of MIR. seward.
New YORK, October 1.-THE Union
League Club last night adopted Ieso-
lutions expressive of regret for the
death of William II. Seward. The III
nouncement of Mr.. Stewards death was
received in this city with deep feelings
of sorrow. Flags are at half'mast
from many of the public buildings and
hotels to-day. out of respect to his
memory.
Failed TO Select.
The several Tammany political con-
~ferences have thus far failed as n rule
In The selection of any candidate for
Mayor or for the county ticket. Fur
Their conferences will be held tonight.
After ths Tamman,ites.
Attorney General Barlow went be-
fore the Grand Jury Tuesday and made
an unsuccessful attempt to have M
other indictment presented against
Mayor Hall. He said that $50, 900 are
already expended in the presentation
of the late Ring, aud stated that a new
Indictment is being prepared against
Tweed, so rs to bring his trial OH be-
fore Judge Brady. Andrew Carney
has been before the Grand Jury for two
days. The morning papers say that
Tom Fields left the city last night and
does not intend to return. He Is
afraid to take any risks In his trial.
Fanny Fern Dead.
New YORK, October 1.-THE wife
of James Parton. Fanny Fern, died in
this city yesterday.
Nobieman Burned to Death.
Fogge, burned to death In the Eliza
beth street fire yesterday, Is reported
to be an Italian nobleman, banished
for some political o~tense, living under
an assumed name.
Tho Tribune Rctrncts.
The Tribune to-day editorlally says
it takes pleasure in withdrawing In the
fullest and promptest manner the I'M
putations upon Speaker Blaine In refer
ence to supposed frauds in connection
with the Eastern division Of the Union
Pacific railroad.
Liquor Low Enforced.
C~nIcAGo, October 1l.-Mayor Me-
dill has issued n proclamation order
ing the police to enforce the laws for
bidding the sale of Intoxicating liquors
on Sunday.
Briekiaycr,' Strike Continued.
The strike Of the bricklayers for
eight hours a day continues. Yester-
day Potter Palmer, work OH his new
hotel having been seriously interfered
with, acccded to the demands Of the
strikers. Most contractors declare their
intention to hold out against the de-
mands, if they have to cover the build
ings for the winter and let them stand
unfinished.