Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-10
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
fsrIc1AL TO TEE eoLp HILL DAILY NEWS.
o DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E.
Gets q New Trial.

s,.kes Gets q New Trial.
ALBANY, June l0.-The Court of APP
peals, by a unanimous opinion, grants
u new trial to Stokes.
Indicted for Murder.
New York, June l0.-The Grand
Jury have found an indictment against
young Walworth, the paricide, OF
murder In the first degree.
Civil Rights Cont.si.
Counsel for Wallack have put In
their answer to the suits brought by
several colored gentlemen who were
excluded from his theatre. It takes
the ground that the establishment Is
conducted as private business, and
that the proprietor has a right to sell
tickets or refuse them at his discretion,
or revoke them after they are sold;
that tickets, in the case in question.
were sold to colorcd men under the
s~upposition that they were buying for
others, and that they were not exclud-
ed on account of color. Wallack must
swear to the answer, and counsel for
the colored men will not accept an
answer until it Is verified.
The Outrage TO the scotland.
Newspaper information has been re-
ceived here of an outrage having been
committed on the Scotland, q small
vessel by n Spanish man-of-war in the
Asiatlc seas. The Spaniard boarded
and searched the Scotland and made
no explanation. Admiral Jenkins
will INQUIRE into the matter, and If
true, will report the facts to the Navy
Department, which has received no.
thing as yet.
The Case Ex-senator Mitchell Of Oregon.
The Tribune's Washington special
says the friends OF Senator Mitchell,
Of Oregon, here state that, in view Of
the wide currency given to the scam
dal of his private life, he has been adj
vised to resign. The argument used
Il, that while his change Of name will
not inyalidate his claim to 4 seat In
the Senate; also, that his present
anomalous domestic relations may not
be a sufficient ground for expulsion ;
still it ID advisable that the State OF
Oregon should not be represented by a
Senator whose influence will be paral.
lied BY the mlsfortunes which sur
round him. 1t Is not believed, how
ever, that Mitchell will resign, but
enaeavor to make n plausible state
ment, If possible. consistent with the
charges made against him.
Charges Against Col. GiiIem.
/ NEW York, June l0.-A Washing
ton special says that an investigation
will be at once made into Col. Gillem's
conduct of the campaign against the
Modocs. Charges have been laid be-
fore the War Department, narratipg
that the command of Major Thomas
went out early in the morning, and
though the sound of the battle was dis
tiuctly heard, the commanding officer
sent no relief until 4 O'Clock In the
afternoon, but was launging all
day In his tent. On account
Of this outrageous neglect large num-
beers of officers and men were
killed and wounded. DR.. Dewitt, AS
sistant Surgeon U. S. army, speciii-
cally charges Gillem with neglect for
leaving the wounded on the field for
thirty-six hours before orders were
given to bring them in for treatment
aud that Lieutenant Harris died In
consequence of this neglect. The feel
ing among army officers Is very in
tense against Gillsm. They allegs
that he Is VIGOROUSLY incapable and
demand his trial BY Court-martial.