Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-30
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NAucz Cuuxx. Pa. March 29.-In-
tslligenos vas received here this morn
ing Of an outbreak In the oollsriss at
Buck Mountain. Eckley drift, on the
Jeddo, Ebervale and HaIlston. A large
mob Of excited miners started simulta-
nsously and visited other mines. At
Hazelton. Father O'Hara, a Catholic
priest, exhorted them to return peacca-
bly, to their homes. and ct last accounts
they wero quietly disbanding. There is
q general hope expressed that II the
miners continue their outrageous con
duct the operators will call on the Gov
srnor for troops, and that the time has
come for more vigorous measures to b
taken for the safety Of Lie and property.
Female Suffrage.
wASuISorox, March 29.-Supreme
Court decision: Minor VI. Hopperscott;
error to Supreme Court Of Missouri.
This is q case presenting q question
whether, under the Fourteenth Amend.
ment o woman who Ia q citizen OF the
United States and OF the State 10 q voter
in the State, Notwithstanding aprovis.
ion In the Constitution and laws Of that
State confines the right OF suffrage TO
men alone. Tho Court 10 unanimously
Of opinion that tho Constitution OF the
United States does not confer the right
Of suffrage on amy one, and that the
Constitutions OF tho several States which
commit that trust 10 men alone are not
-....ot. .u;l Thn rt,toS I,.tiaa Ia
livercd the opinion.
Tho Mexican Raiders.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-Instruc-
lions will at onco DO issued through
tho War Department 10 tho General
commanding in Texas, 10 take such
measures as may DO possible to deal
summarily with tho Mexican raiders.
Those best conversant with affairs APP
prehend that q general border war will
ensue. In which event tho invasion Of
Mexico by armed citizens In pursuit Of
tho robbers Is not improbable.
The Tichbornc Claimant.
LONDON, March 29.-Onc Of the larg-
est meetings held In this city for several
years was held to-day in Hyde Park,
under the auspices Of the Tichborns
Release Committee. Some place the
number Of persons rs high Is l00. 900.
Bands Of music were engaged, and Gags
aud banners displayed bearing notices
expressing sympathy with and demand
ing justice for the claimant. The ad-
dresses were by Kenealy, 0nslow and
whalley. principally. Tho enthusiastic
people unhitched the horses from the
carriages OF these gentlemen and drew
them to Hyde Park. A resolution was
adopted denouncing the Partially Of the
Judges on the trial, tho INSCRIPTIONS
license Of the prosecution. the absolute
miscarriage OF justice. and declaring
that they would know no rest until this
judicial crime was rcctihed.
Tho meeting adjourned tumultuously.
and the speakers were escorted from the
park by great crowds.
Preparing for the CcntenuiaI.
PANS, March 29.-At q sitting OF the
permanent committee Of the Assembly
to-day. De Lafayette asked Government
what its intentions wero in regard 10 the
United States Centennial Exhibition, |
and was promised the support OF tho
in oil measures aiming at a
representation Of Franco at the
exposition. /
The Duke Dc Cases said tho work Ind
his entire sympathy. and measures would
DO taken 10 promote 1t In ovory possible