Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14
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Senatorial Nemiuattsns.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE Republican
caucus in jefferson City last night
nominated John B. Henderson for
United States Senator, and unani-
mously passed a resolution recon-
meuding President Grant, In case he
should sec fit to make any change in
his Cabinet, to tender N portfolio to
Henderson.
Florida Legislative Matters.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 1.-THE Legisla-
ture convened yesterday. Governor
Hart sent several Cabinet appoint
ments to the Senate, which, 1t is ru-
mored, were treated with contempt.
A funding scheme is OH foot, contem-
plating the issue of a million dollars
in gold-bearing bonds.
DiabeiIcaI IneendInrism.
BosroN, Jan. 14.-Last night n fire
was set under the stairway OF a tene-
ment building, whereby all means of
escape would bave been cut of, but
fortunately it was discovered in time,
and the inmates, consisting of two
families, with their children, escaped.
Destruction of CioshIng.
NEW York, January l4.-Bsrko.
Wits clothing store, on Catherine
street, and the adjoining premises were
burned last night. Loss, $4,000.
Arm. for the Cubans.
The Herald states that the steamer
Edgar Stewart, which recently sailed
from Aspinwall and Carttagenia with
a full cargo of arms and ammunition
and some forty recruits for the Cuban
revolutionists, under the Cuban Gen.
eral Ognero, has successfully landed
all her cargo on the Cuban coast.
Bismarck Wiihdrnws From the
Pru,sinn Cabinet.
New York, Jan. IA London let
ter says that the retirement of Bis
marck from the Prussian Cabinet Is
really due to the differences between
him and the Emperor on the church
question. Kaiser William became
alarmed at Blsmarck's course towards
the Catholics, and declined to further
follow the Prince in his policy.
Brcech.ionders in China.
A letter from q naval officer states
that the foreign population ut Tient-
sin, near Pekin, are much alarmed
from the fact Of the Chinese being lib
orally supplied with breech-loading
arms.
The Loui,inna Troubles.
WAsu1SGToS, Jan. 14.-The Presi-
dent yesterday. in answer to a resolu-
ton of the House, sent in n mass oil
documents relative to the Louisiana
troubles, but nothing which adds to
former statements.
The Governor Of Illinois.
CHICAGO, Jan. l4.-Gov. r. j. Ogles.
by was inauguratcd in Springfield yes,
terday, and the other newly elected
officers were sworn in. The Governors
inaugural makes no special recon-
m~eudations, except q change in the
criminal laws, providing for change o
venue in criminal cases, and removing
objections to a juror on account o
having read q newspaper account OF O
case. 49,
Tho R~cent Terrible Storm In lows
and minuesotn-Hundreds Of Ha'
man Beings aud T~housands Of Cat
tIc Frozen q Death.
Accounts of loss of life In the recent
terrible storm IN Iowa and Minnesota
eontindc to be received. No donbI
hundreds of human beings persisted
and thousands Of head of stock. III
| Minnesota and Dakota whole herds Of
cattle were frozen to death. Among
the cases which show the fearful char
acter of the storm Is that Of Mr.. Hamp
stead and wife. He was away from
home when the storm came on buI
managed to reach home. He found his
wife was out caring for the stock ant
went in search of her. Both have since
been found side by side frozen to dealt
within forty rods Of their own door.
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