Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-28

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WILMINGTON. Del, August 2S.-Ths
Democratic State Convention met at
Middletown, yesterday, and nominated
John P. Cochran for Governor and Jas.
Williams for Congress. Tho resolu-
lions arc vigorous in dsnouncing the
Administration and Civil Rights bill,
ccnsurs the course Of Representative
Laftand, and extol the Democratic policy
in the State.
Meunouite ImmiErants.
NEW York, August 2s.-About COO
Mennonites, nearly all from the south
srn part Of Russia, reached here yester-
day. The numbers Of men and women
are about equal, and there are many
children. The party will nearly all 60
to Dacstah.
No Admissio. 90 the Biack Hill
Country.
CHICAGO. August 2s.-Gen. Sheridan
issues an order to Brigadier General
Terry. at st. Paul, saying unofficial in
formation has reached these hcadquar-
tiers OF the organization Of parties at
Sioux City, Yanekton and Bismarck. to
invade the Sioux Indian reservation,
with . view Of visiting the country
known as the Black Hills. Should II be
correct, you will please notify such par
ties that they will not be permitted to go
unless under authority from the Secre-
tary OF the Interior or OF Congress.
Heavy Baii.
NEw YoRx, August SD. Barnes
has given Sl5, 900 bail, in the suit for
libel instituted against him by Henry O.
Bowen.
Runored Resignation OF Secretary
Bristsw.
The circulated shortly after
Secretary Bristow's appointment to the
Treasury Department that he would
shortly resign his position, in order to
devote his time and attention to the care
Of the estate OF a recently deceased un.
Gle Of Mrs. Bristow's who left to that
lady and her sister NJ estate worth
$500, 900, and named Gen. Bris-
tow rs executor, is again renewed, and
il is added that Hon. Hugh Mccullough
will be called again to the Treasury De-
partment.
Missouri Democratic Nominations.
ST. LOUIS, August 2s.-Some errors
occurred last night in t~elssraphing the
names Of the nominees at the Demo-
cratic State Convention. The following
is q correct and complete list: Chas. II.
Hardin, Lieutenant Governor; Norman
j. Coleman, Secretary Of State: Nj. h.
McGrath, Auditor; Thomas Holiday,
| Treasurer, Jas. W. Mercer; Attorney
General, Gen. John A. Hockaday; Reg
lister Of Lands. George G. Diegle; SUI
~perintendent Of Public Instruction, X.
ID. Shannon; Supreme Judges. w.
Hough for long term, VIM. Napton to
fill vacancy.
Majority Against the Ohio Consfi.
tuition.
COLUMBUS, August 2s.-An official
canvass shows a majority against the
new Constitution in tho last election OF
li7 900. Against license, e.2oo.
Returned.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-Gen. Sher-
man has returned to THE city.
Movements OF the President.
NEW Brpronp. August s .-Thsre was
a pyrotechnic display and other GER
emonies in honor Of President Grant
last night. To-day the President visits
Hyana, Nantucket and Princeton.
The City Of Pekin- succsssfui In.
cursiou.
NV YoRK. August 2S.-Ths city Of
Pekin" arrived to-day from her cxcur-
sion to Newport, of sandy Hook. The
guests assembled on the main deck, and
with Governor Parker. Of New Jersey.
in the Chair, adopted resolutions con-
graduating the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company on the possession Of such a
fine vessel. announcing II to be the duty
OF Government to shape legislation so
that the American flag shall bo restored
to the seas. and also complimenting
John Roach and Captain Griffin. the
builder and commander Of the city Of
Pekin." Russell Sage and Rufus Hatch
President and Managing Director OF
the Pacific Mail Company, were espec-
tally thanked for their attention during
the trip. After addresses by the more
prominent guests, the Doxology was
sung and the meeting closed. Eleven
thousand persons visited the "City Of
Pekin" ut New York.