Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-06
LATE TELEsRAMs.
Farther Dasssrs~sees In Aiasis-
sippi-Ths Negroes Thrsatsa %
Barn TRiar's fsist-


sippi-Ths Negroes Threatsa -
barn Triar's Rsist-
MEMPHIS, Oct. 5.-Ths following tele-
gram was received from Helena. Arkan-
a.s, this morning: The negroes threat
en- to burn Friar' Point. Mississippi to-
lay. Several whites FROM there reached
here at 2 o'clock this morning for arms
and assistance. A good many men have
Just left for there, and many more are
ready to 60. II needed. Serious trouble
10 threatened.
A gentleman from there gives the fol-
lowing statement: Brown, the colorsd
Sheriff. who Ii q candidate for r~e-elsc-
ton. came to Memphis last week and
purchased . considerable quantity Of
ammunition. which he took TO friar's
Point and distributed among his friends.
On Saturday last the Democratic Con-
sentative Convention was held thore,
and a ticket nominated in opposition to
the one headed by Brown. Senator Al
corr being present was called upon for
a speech, TO which he responded, aud In
the course OF which he criticized
Browns Official career In n severe man.
ner. Drown, who WAS present, became
much excited, and demanded the privi-
lege Of replying. but Judge Rex. the
Chairman. fearing bloodshsd. adjourned
tho meeting. Brown announced that
he would call q meeting Monday night,
and Ii Is supposed the trouble appre-
hended grew out OF this meeting last
night.
A later private telegram from Helena,
received about 0 o'clock TO night, says
all the and children have LETT
friar's Point. and the men we're forming
in line and q fight Was Immediately eI-
pscted. Assistance is greatly needed.
= ooa'''pal sns.n nil fsam
uaIA.s anI x;,hont ,ois,ranbic com.
a.m;s.,;an
Wsvr.,s Oct b-still later advices
,,am Uslsna. received at 1880 to.nieht,
80. srhsr 4. oreat excitement here
a.,ornt N ,ha Condition of affairs nj
p,;s,.s Point 7 nasssd here this morn.
Ia. ana Ia yhits neople we're much ex.
- III. m. nsc,oss oppeared ouiet.
NJ. - M. vhits isdies hal lsft their
homes" Senator Alcorn has sent his
,lapyhtsr hare for safety. II In reported
,hat tbs neOross thre. hundred strong.
are within few miles Of town, and
General Chalmers. who WINS in command
of the vhitss. went out and met them
and cav them orders to disperse, which
thew did. The latest report from there
says II In supposed tho negroes are
awaiting reinforcements. Colonial Banks
anal otSern have already left here for
fiat nlsco and an effort Ia beinp made
10 organize , force 10 90 down tonight.
n In probablv similar 10 the Austin
trouble-all stirred mp by bad men.
Observation-Disclosures,
N,,,sy,,,r Or,obsr "a rsport
,...h.5 re-. All. a-Itsrroon nat the
Dowr;ev;IIe stace which left this Mace
m. rs..n;nS .s .torn.5 n, fopy
49, m.n no., DAMMIT r,nch. ma
snhhsJ - W.lis FARGO 6 %. "a treasnre
IT, m. .morn, IL ths bos WAS mot
~, 49, =, ,hs n-.ss.nosrs i'm.
nos Is ,se.n1 ~ n,Ir;, ~ ~ ,nh.
- .t.r.aJ trona Doh-
80, - ,@.a. varv ~ ,h;s
ou.s h.. u n~,s ~ .ha scans Thu
pase, nI 49, $3.50 ~ '.;,h;n =
oo. ~ cm.ss.w;us NJ tn,.
. NOR un"ao," sa.a S..n ,..s;,sd
my. y na LAY, = 800 ~h;ch
sAns ~ = na-,,..;,.
~ J.no,.a 70. e.u,.. 10, ,oma time
.n5 haa. .o Ia srccsssfuiIv sIudel their
pursuers.
Prcpsrations for the Northern District
Fair. which Commences Monday, arc
Going ON lively. and there is NO doubt Of
h sntiro success.
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Wv ~ 49,
49,. ~
Los ASokLks, oetooer o;-Ine ago
Q . 70 tne nmoer IN ssn 'aein.o sl1un'
t,ins Is rApiuly co%pasuo
ABOUT three nundtsa men sIe snoPP'.g
timber. building mills etc', ior tne Son.
pany. They sipeet 70 sen sAcenen,
suSai.Pane ,S Su SSr ,or Sio i Re-, i n - nan"
h.;nc IN, IN IAN R.,n.riino' with