Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-23

mercs, business and credit Of the coun
try, and 10 tho welfare OF The laboring
masses. We arnign the Republican
party for its extnvagant expenditure
and profigats waste Of the peoples
money; for its contempt OF conshtu-
tional obligations; for Ito s~xtortionats
increase Of sinecures and Of the salaries
Of our public ofacsu: for its oppressive.
unjust and defective system OF TAXATION.
finance and currsncy-which have de-
graded the public and private morAls
and brought upon N the present. de-
precision In the commercial and indus
trial interests Of the country, for tn Gen.
trslixation OF power and it, encourage
ment Of monopoliss and corporate cor
ruption; for il continuance Of incon-
petsnt and dishonest men In once and
for It's general mismanagement Of both
State and Federal Governments. We
| view with alarm the increase In this
commonwealth. under n Republican adj
ministration. Of the public dsbt BY prod
isal appropriations for objects mot de-
manded BY the public interest.
The following were elected delegates
at large TO the National Convention: p.
A. Collins. @. W. Gill. ]. W.. Abbott
and Edward Avery. with four ~altsrnatss.
Aesisa 81 Maryia.A RspsbIiea.s-
BALTIMORE, September 2a.-The Re
publican State Convention rsasssmbled
today. Archibald Sterling. Jr.. Chair
man. The Committee Of Conference
submitted q report that they found tho
organized friends Of reform consisted Of
an organization known y the Cihzens'
Reform Party and the committee APP
pointed by the meeting held al Masonic
Temple. Baltimore. on the TIL Of Sep
tember. known q the xsrchants' Com.
mittse. Altar Q full. fnsnk and hn.
mouious conference with the committee
Of said organizations. your committee
have agreed on the selection OF the fol-
lowing candidates for Governor. Attor-
nsy General and Controller. - the Re-
form ticket: For Governor. ]. Nor
rison Harris; for Attorney General. s.
Teackle Wallis; for Controller. Edward
wilkins. The gentlemen named have
expressed full sympathy with the move
mont for reform. ~
The report was adopted, and the ticket
indonsed. No delegation Wal present
from Cecil. Charles. Nicomico o. wor-
cester counties.
The resolutions favor reform. oppose
imitation. and favor . return 10 specie
payments.
cssvsssis. sr shs Aiassssta Ansi-
asaspslisss.
Sr. PAUL, Sept. 22.-Ths Anti-Mo-
nopoly Mass Convention which assem-
blsl nj Owatonna wa attended BY |
eighteen delegates. Thsy adopted e.
trems imitation resolutions. including
the 3.G5 per cent. convertible bond
schcme, and demanded that the United
States dobt should b funded In SOS per
cent. bonds, which should Be- taxed for
local purposes the same a. an. other
property. They nominated the follow
ing ticket: For Governor. d. II. Buell.;
Lieutenant Governor. J. B. Tuttle;
Secretary Of State. A. herman; State
Auditor, Patrick Rahilly; Treasurer. Z.
w. Dixie: Attorney General. O. II. No
Carthy; Railroad Commissioner. A. J.
Edgsrton; Chief Justice. L. Emmett
Clerk Of supreme Court, Sherwood
Horck.
Diagrassn.i Prsessaisgs ~ shs &c.
raasass Rassf rssz.
For the Spirit Of Ne Times purse. for
which there were seventeen entries, only
three horses appeared-Bsautiful Belle.
Arabia and Eehon-All ~three-ysar olds.
Belle was the favorits at 800 10 ISL 20
for Echora and $l2 20 for Arabia.
Echora distanced her rivals In the frst
heat. Tims-2A2.
Tho judges then announced thai. there
would be q pacing match for the anuss-
nsnt Of those present Tor $250-put up
BY outsids pafties-bstvssn Van voor-
hsss, simcoe and Onward.
The fint heat disclosed the fact that
there was Q putup job In the race. for
VOORHEES, barely saved his distance, and
Onward won the heat In AL. The Sec
oud heat vas won BY Simeos In 226.
and the judges ordered the driver Of
VOORHEES, from his seat. and requested
Mr.. Bradshaw 10 drive in his place. The
driver OF voorhees, refused 10 give up
his seal, and he was choksd severely BY
Chief Of Police Karchsr. There was
great excitement II this point and Ssv-
snoaks, one Of the owners OF voorhees,.
had his pistol taken away iron him BY
sheriff Larus. The driver re- arrested
By the Chief Of Police and taken In .
buggy outside Of the eatss. whom the
Sheriff Organised . pose and claimed
the prisoner.
The Chief refused TO give him up,
whereupon the Sheriff. party took held
Of the wheels Of The buRgy and pre-
vented II from starting. The Chief then
jumped from the buggy In . rage.
and the Sheriff rescued the prisoner and
took him In on the track. The Sheriff
then, al The request Of Mr.. Ssvsnoaks,
took possession Of VOORHEES, and brought
him to the stable. There vas some In
diguation and drawing Of pistels u this
point. and many u the ladies aed the
grand stand.
The race was then ran out BY Onward
and Simeos. Onward won the third
heat In 2:29i.. and the fourth heal In
Ans. Hs was awarded the purse. and
his driver WAS fined $50 for having
driven across the track during the hrst
heat. Judge Carey declared ell pools
AMI outside bets of. and expelled Sevsn-
oaks and tho other ownsn Of Van voor-
hoes from all the tracks OF the Associa-
ton In the United States. The decision
was received with loud applause.
There vas . large attendance II the
Pavilion this evening 10 Hear Professor
Cars addrrss.
There will b. Q sale OF fast horses al
the track Tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock. All the horses who are going
10 run in the great race next November
will BE- paradsd. Z
- Angeles Iseaa
Los ASaxLn, Cal. September H.
William y. walker, Of Quincy, Illinois, |
the victim Of . carpsntsrs' fight In Gan
Fernando tunnsl. two vseks ago, died
in the County Hospital aftsr I've vseks'
h1hea. Al The inqusst e go found
that deceased came 10 his dsaih by