Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-02

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Trainers, a.d Drivsrs' Association.
NEW YORK, May 1.-The Trainers
and Drivers Association has unanim-
ously adopted q resolution requiring
all members to abide by Its rules on
and after May sd-that i, no driver
In the Association shall drive or enter
a horse on any track governed by the
rule. of the National Association.
Among the drivers and trainers who
voted were McMann, Mace. Doble,
Rodsn, Parfsr and Lovett. The Ma
tional Association had previously re-
fused a conference to consider rules
beneficial to all concerned.
Lon fer wsshisgtss.
New ORLEANS, May ~2.-Secretary
Belknap, General Sheridan and party
left for Washington this evening via
Louisville.
Abscsnded.
Felix Ducross, a we'll known stock,
money and exchange broker, is re-
ported to have absconded with $780,
900, belonging to bis patrons.
Frauds In Iudia. Csnirscts.
New York, May 40. 8. Dawson,
according to the Tribune. says he Of
fered to furnish the whole amount Of
beef wanted for the Indian agencies Mt
$462, 375 less than the contract price
made last evening ; that his bid was
ostensibly refused on q technically,
but really because Of the Indian ring
influence.
Straits Of Msekinaw Open.
DETROIT, Mich, May 2.-Ths straits
of Macklnaw are now fully open. Sew
eral steamers passed through from lake
Michigan last night.
Keutucky State Densoratie Cen.
veatIss.
LOUISVILLE, May 2.-The Kentucky
Democratic State Convention met at
Frankfort to-day. Tho attendance Is
the smallest ever known before on =
similar occasion. Only fifty-one coun-
ties are represented. James W. Tate,
the present incumbent, was renomi-
mated for State Treasurer, the only
office to be filled at this election. The
resolutions adopted are n repetition OF
the principles of all former Demo-
cratic platforms.
Troops for the Msdee War.
New York, May 1.-Two hundred
troops have been ordered from here to
San Francisco.
The Murderer Nixsn.
A bill Of exceptions has been filed In
the case Of Nixon, sentenced to DO
hanged OIL the 10th of May. To-mor-
row a motion to stay proceedings will
be made.
The Funeral Of Hen. James Brssks.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-rhe remains
of James Brooks will leave on Satur-
day morning. In charge of his son. and
be placed in Grace Church, New York,
from which the funeral will take place
On Sunday afternoon.
Passengers for Ran R~raseises.
NEW York, May 2.-The following
passengers sailed on the Henry Chaun-
cy, April 3Oth. for San Francisco: R.
d. Wallace and wife, Miss w. Rosen-
thai. Mrs. Fannie c. Lord and daugh-
ter, James NJ. Lord, Mrs. General R.
Allen, Mrs. j. D. Price and daughter,
W. X. Gaskill, Captain VIM. NJ. Dun
bar, James Sheehan and wife, W.
Fearey aud wife, Theodore Fearey, A.
W. Fearey and wife, II. Mills, wife
and daughter, A. J. Colby, Mrs. Ellis,
W. P. Morgan, Philip Apperagelt, A.
r. Brown and two childssn, E. Brad
ley, DR.. Merritt, Mrs. N. L. ELAN and
child, VIM. II. Baker; s. Reed, wife
and daughter, c. Gordon and wife. H.
S. Davis and wife, Mrs. Mary Moore,
Thos. +. Darby and wife, Mrs. E. l..
French. Way passengers--Acting
Carpenter VIM. w. Richardson, U. S.
Navy, Ulysses D. Eddy, Salvador
Minindezless B~leuklnsof, Nestor j.
Marvarte.