Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-10
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wAsznorox, Sept. a. President
Grant has tslsgrsphed Adjutant General
Townsend. directing him 10 instruct the
oficer commanding In Missinippito give
Gov. Ames such aid a. may DO neces-
sary 70 maintain order and protect life
In that Stats. II the instruction 10 too
formidable 70 b suppressed BY The
means a The Governors command. Be-
fore sending sach osdsr 70 III eomnand-
ing oficer. however. the President
Directs Adjutant General Townsend 10
consult With the Attorney General - 70
The Legality Of such oontsmplstsd military
procssdinQ. Accordingly. thsss esntls-
men had . consultation as noon to-day.
Action was deferred until u IL decided
whether Q proclamation shall b issued
addressed 70 tho ~insurRents. The Prssi-
don't having requested Secretary Fiah
and the Attorney General TO consider
whether such proclamation 10 necessary.
The Attorney General h making Ar
rangsmsnts BY tslseraph for . confer
enos with Secretary Fish. who 10 absent.
II Ii definitely Known that no action viii
DO taken by the War Department until
after the proclamation and reception Of
the notice Of the disregard Of liz re-
quirsmsnts. The available troops In
Mississippi are two companies Of the
Sixteenth Infantry al Jackson. two or
three al vickshurg. ave Of the Third
and four OF the Thirteenth at Holly
Springs. and four Of the Thirteenth Al
Baton Rouge. Official Kilograms win
probably b. sent 10 Governor Amos To-
day, asking II 10 IN not possible that he
can Be aided In preserving the peaos BY
the calling out OF law-abiaing citizens,
10 o. 10 avoid rssortng 10 Federal force.
rhs aas.ssisa h nississippi-Whas
Senator Alessn Thiaks ef II
MKxPHr, Tenn. Sept. 9.-The Aua-
iancke publishes . lengthy interview with
Senator Alcorn In regard 10 tho con-
dition OF Affairs in Mississippi. who
says there Il great disturbance there and
bad blood between races and parties.
aud bad men were finding employment
in fomenting the disturbance. Il will
continue 70 until the people learn 70
follow Q conservative course and 10 con-
troll their passions for the public good.
There il . bad ststs Of feeling existing.
and IL only takes two or three drunken
men u . gathering 10 cause the bad
feeling 70 vent itself In blood and NO
lence. a. At Clinton. The Senator vas
very severe on Governor Ames, who. he
states. b sindiotive. and not actuated by
any kind feeling toward the people over
whom he IL enthroned- The Senator
charges tho Democrats Of the State with
the responsibility Of Ames' election, a.
In the recent election they urged that II
would DO better 10 elect Amss and make
the State o hell first and Democratic
aftsrward. He believes that the bloody.
cham cuisines does NOT all f~slicitously.
and hat The people Of The Northlare no
more prepared 10 receive c~omplacently
lectures from Lamar. Gordon and JEFF.
Davis than those OF the South would DO
10 hear Phillips OF Sheridan.
a Chapter OF Accidents by Rail-
ssvss Lives Lest.
CmcAoo. Sept. 9.-Threo accidents
occurred on tho Chicago and North
western Railroad last night. resulting
fatally In each casc. The severe rain
storm which prevailed In this section
was the cause. Al Lawrence . bridge
was washed away, and the express and
passenger train which leaves Chicago at
945 p. ~, jumped the track there. The
engine. baggage. express and second
class passenger cars were thrown down
tho embankment, and the baggage
master. newsboy. engineer and one pas
ssngsr killed. and four passengers ssri.
ously injured. Tho same storm washed
out q culvert near Harvard. Illinois.
causing an accident 10 q freight train.
by which q fireman was killed. Anoth-
er culvsrt was washed out two miles
from Sopisrs. and Q freight train ran
into tho gap. killing the engineer and
fireman. No names were ~asoertained.
oigaasie Band ef Cesntsrfsitsrs-
NASHVILLE. September "a Decatur
(Alabama) special says an organised
band OF counterfeiters, with hsadquar-
ters al Sc. Louis have been detected.
Amsng them are several wealthy and
prominent citizens OF the State. The
Paxton and Canton National Bank, $40
and $50 legal tenders and 20 cent u r
rency notes are the bills coantsrfeited.
st. Louis seems TO DO the supplying
point. Edwards. Gordon. Bowers.
Dunn and the Mills are Wholesale deal
ers. The end il not yet reached.
Squads, under the direction Of the chief
officer Of the Secret Service Division. are
to be heard from. II Ia . gigantic COM
bination OF counterfeitsrs.
Arrival or frssps ~ Eiks-Aeeiaea.
cal kheetiag.
ELxo, September 9.-Hector Barnes,
an old man in the employ Of the Central
Pacific Railroad at Carlin. was acciden-
tally shot about 3 o'clock this after
noon, wl.ilo the soldier train was there.
He was looking at and examining one
Of the soldiers pistols. and returned II
TO the owner. Who vas In the act Of
putting II In the scabbard. whom u dis
charged itsslf. striking Barnes In the
EFT breast about two inches below the
nipple, the ball passing elear through
him. No blame Il attached to tho sol
der. as u Is supposed to have been
purely accidental. The soldiers that
arrived here yesterday have not left for
tho scene Of Indian hostilities yet, but
are expected 10 start tomorrow.
A train Of soldiers passed east this at
ternoon TO operate In tho vicinity OF
Humboldt Wells.
aas over ~ shs Cap-Asveassss
Of The InAianA.
WILLS. New. September "a body
horribly manglsd was found on the Gen.
trial Pacific Railroad ten miles cast Of
here today. Ho Was identified by o let
ter found on his body as Harry Weber.
a native Of Philadelphia. Hshad lately
been working In q bakery for q man
named Williams, nj Laramie City, Wy
oming. and the s~upposiion 10 that no
had been dead heading his way on the
trucks Of the train and fell on.
All the Indians have left Clover VAL
ley. thousand Spring and Bishop VAL
leys for Southern Nevada. They num-
Der about fifteen hundred bucks. The