Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20
LATE TELEeaAMs.
The Prssidsstiai Mansion Invsdsd
by q Cpaay Negro.

~ . Crazy Negro.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is. = An insane
colored man named George Peco made
his appearance at the Presidents house
yesterday morning aud demanded to SEQ
the President. stating that he had been
discharged from the penitsntiary in
Baltimore. where he had been u~njustly
incarcsrated. and that the President was
his father and be wanted him to avengo
his wrong. Officer Kearny, who wal on
duty al the White House, arrested and
conveyed him to tho police headquar-
ters. whore he insisted that he know by
signs he had received that tho President
was his father. Upon searching the
man, q ive-barreled revolver. loaded In
every chamber. was found upon him.
saIs OF Pacific Mail stsamers.
Nxw YoRx, Oct. 10.-The Directors
OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
held meeting this afternoon and rati-
fed the sale. recently negotiated. OF Tour
Of their old wooden side-wheel steamers
the Costa Rica, Orcsonian, Golden
Age and Ncvada--to the Militia Bitchc
Company. Of Japan. This Company
receives u subsidy from the Japanese
Government aud represents II. The
steamers sold were run between Shans-
hal AMI Yokohama. in opposition to
tho Militia Bitcho Company. Tho
Militia Bitcho Company offers to run
tho steamers bought 30 az TO connect
with the main line OF tho Pacific Mail.
Massnic Celebration.
LourvILLx. Ky. October 49, The
Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Masons
convened In the Masonic Temple Mon
day evening. Grand High Priest Joseph
r.. Force Ia the Oriental chair presiding.
this being tho nineteenth annual COM
munication. The other officers elect
were rs follows: James N. Beattie,
Louisville. Grand High Priest; James
W. Station. OF Brooksville, Deputy
Grand High Priest; James Is. Blue, OF
Morganfieli. Grand King; q. d. liuck.
ner. OF Lexington. Grand Scribe; A. q.
Hedges, OF Louisville, Grand Treasurer;
for Grand Secretary, II. Branham Of
0wsnsboro.
Ex.Ssnator Chandler Appointed
Secretary or shs Intcrior.
WASHINGTON. October 19.-Ex.Sen.
ator Chandler had a long interview with
the President this morning. and accept-
cd the appointment Of Secretary OF the
Interior. As soon rs Mr.. Chandler had
signifed his acceptance. his commission
was mado out and O note sent TO Chief
Justice Carter. OF the District Supreme
Court, to appear at tho White House at
noon. The Chief Justice accordingly
proceeded to the Executive Mansion and
administered tho oath to the new Sec
Rotary. Tho Cabinet then met, and
Chandler took his seat OF the table.
The Result In Ohio.
CINCINNATI. October 19..-The official
count OF tho votes OF Hamilton county,
partially completed 10 -day, shows Hayes
majority to be 1905. and Young's. for
Lieutenant Governor. TO DO 1881. No
thing fresh can DO given on the State
until tho official count, which will prob
ably DO made this week. The Republi.
can majority on Governor will not DO
below 1000 and may reach 5000. II is
st.,a ,;.lo, NAV ha .ls.,sJ Tha Hence
will have seventeen or nineteen Eepub-
lican majority, and tho Senate three or
Ave.
Lynch Law I'm wisconsin.
Nuw.rxrr Octoh.r Io-About n
80 &C. ,ho Shar;g ~ po,,o,o conn,v
nsmsi pa,lsr vas Lill.J nv Two broth.
ara Amos anJ Isaiah cartvy;cbt, whom
he attempted to eject from a building.
This morning masked ncn. numbering
forty. went to the jail at Stevens Point.
and took out the Cartwrights and hung
them. The whole affair was quickly
executed. aud there is mo evidence lead.
ing to the identity OF tho perpetrators.