Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE

BALTIMORE, january ~ iiil'"i
pinkney whyte was inaugurated Gov
crnor today. In his inaugural adj
dress no reference was made to poll
tics or State policy.
NEW YonK, January 1O.-lt Is ru-
mored that Stokes has been already
indicted, but it is probably untrue.
though it Is understood that the case Is
under consideration by the Grand
Jury.
The Commsrcial is Informed that 1t Is
the intention to place the Tammany
Society distinctly on reform ground.
A meeting will be held early in Feb
ruary to fill vacancies in the Saciem',
1t being understood that Hall, Swccny
and others have pledged themselves to
retire.
1t Is rumorcd that General McClel-
Ian will be successor to Fisk rs Vice
President Of the Erie Railroad.
wAsuISGroN, January 10. Will
liams to-day formally assumed charge
of the Department OF Justice. 1t is un-
dcrstood that he will pursue the exact
course In the kuklux trials laid out by
Alderman.
Tho National Woman's Suffrage
Convention held a regular s%emi-annual
meeting here to-day. Tho usual force
was present. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
was elected President and made n
speech, Us did also Mrs. Woodruff, the
latter in advocacy Of ~SpiritualiSm.
Tho committee of Philadelphia Re
publicans having the matter Ill charge
claim that the majority Of the National
Republican Executive Committee are
in favor Of holding the National Con-
vention in Philadelphia.
CHICAGO, January l0.-'rhc Academy
of Music is All elegant theater, costing
sI5,O OO. 1t is completc In all its up
pointments, and the foundation stone
was laid only forty-two days ago. It
was opened tonight BY Eliza Wynd-
ham, of a comedy troupe. 1t is situated
OH Halsted street, near Madison, = mile
west of tho location of the nearest
theater before the fire. Frank Lawlor,
the weil-kn0wn actor, is director Of
amusements.
CHICAGO, January ia Washing
ton special says tho action Of the Sen-
ate i'll legislatlng almost adversely to
the admission Of six japanese students
as cadets ut West Point has induced
the Japanese Minister to visit the Sch
ators and induce them to reconsider
their votes. The japancsc Govern
meat proposes to pay all the expenses
Of the cadets, and only desires to send
them to West Point because they be-
lieve it to be the best military school
in the country. Most of tho Senators
object to admitting foreigners to the
Institution OH account Of 1t being SC
bad q precedent.
New Yonx, January 10.-Tho Coro-
ncr says he will not bail Stokes, but Is
undecided what to do about presenting
his case to the Grand Jury until 10.
gally advised.
WAsnIN0roS, January 11.-Hon. A
A.. Sargent, Member Of Congress and
Senator elect from California, arrived
here yesterday afternoon, eighteen
days from San Francisco, having beer
showed in at various points Oh the
Union Pacific Railroad.
NEW YoRK, january IA City O.
Mexico dispatch Of the 3lst ult. state;
that the revolutionists under Diaz IL
Oaxaca have been completely routed,
with the loss Of artillery and many
killed and wounded.
An Albany letter states that Tweed
has notified his friends that he Is moi
going to claim his seat in the Senate,
Erastus Corning is dangerously III,
The Sacheps Of Tammany have
passed n resolution closing the hall t.
all political committees or organiza.
tions. Tho preamble asserts that as
no General Democratic Committee
was elected in 1871, this action ignores
the recently constructed General Com
mittec on tho part of the Tammany
orSanization-a proceeding which tho
Herald thinks will lead to tho further
disruption of the Democratic party OF
this State.
Judge Bixby, before whom the Fisk
Mansfield libel case has been pending,
states that the case Is Of course now
practically ended and will not be
brought up again.
Governor Hoffman last night signed
the bill passed yesterday for tho finan-
cial relief of Now York City.
The New York Yacht Club are max.
ing preparations for n cruise to Russia
next Summer, by invitation Of the
Grand Duke Alexis.
1t is now stated that Mayor Hall has
gone to visit Swecny at st. C~atharines,
Canada.
WASHINGTON, January l2.-Tho Sem
ate Committee on Public Lands have
set apart next Fridcy, to hear testi-
mony OH the McGarrahan, or New
Idria mine case. Gen. Sickles and OK
Engineer and Surveyor Seymour, Of
New York, and other prominent off,
Gals are to be examined.
NEW YORK. January 12.-The testi-
mony taken by the Coroner's jury ut
tho inquest on Fisk, to-day, was SEM
to the Grand Jury, together with the
bullet and pistol used by Stokes. 1t is
expected that Stokes will be indicted
for the murder of Fisk this afternoon.
ST. LOUIS, january l2.-Captain
krammer, who in tho absence of Ad-
miral Poisset Is in charge of the Rus