Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-24
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Democratic melt rrsrhssisd.
Nrw YoRx. Sept. 2I.-Ths Herult
this morning editorially DISCUSSES th'
political situation at some lsuIsth ant
the possibility Of the breakup Of politi
cal parties. II considers the pressn,
Aght between imitation and snti.inaa'
ton Democrats as tending TO disrupt
that party. Both wings Of the Dsmoc'
racy will make Q r~ssoluts struggle To
control the National Convention. and
the defeated wing 10 likely to bolt unlssa
the fall election insure . hard money
victory within the party lines. Gov.
Tilden's supporters wish for o new
political organization on The Syracuse
platform Of hard money and reform.
The Herald says that the common In
preston Is that the infiationists will gel
control Of the National Convention and
control Of tho Democratic party. Gen.
Grant will be the inevitable candidate oil
the Republicans on q hard money plat.
form. Tldsn calculates on the support
Of Republicans opposed 10 Grant for q
third term. The time In ripe for o re-
organization Of political parties. II these
men ore bold enough to attsmpt and
sagacious enough to accomplish u. Both
existing parties have outllvsd the isssues
upon which they were founded; both
parties arc fall OF internal disssnsion.
The Herald iavors the formation Of new
parties on living issues.
A Call Ter Aid frsm Texas
ST. L0uIs, Sept. 24.-Ths following
telegram was received by Mayor Britton,
and will DO submitted BY him to the Er.
change Chamber to-day:
GALVESTON, Sept. 2S.-To the Mayor
OF st. Louis: Indianola and other towns
on the coast below here ara almost On.
tirely destroyed. Those who survive
have lost everything. and appeal for as-
~sistance. / am conscious Of the sym-
patty felt by tho citizens Of your city
with tho sufferers, and confidently ap'
peal 10 you for aid. Provisions, cloth.
Ing. aud every necessity Of life are
needed. (Signsd)
J.. q. DAvrs. Acting Mayor.
Miscellaneous
Nxw YoRx. September 24.-Ths ran
ming meeting Of Jerome Park commences
October I'd. and preparations are al.
ready commenced and = number Of Sta
blss have arrived.
The International rife match between
the Hamilton, Ontario, Ride Club and
New York Amateur Rife Club comes OF
at Crecdmoor on Saturday.
Cnrsrxn. N. H.. September 24.-Ths
heaviest frost Of the season. and sver
known In this part Of the country In
September. occurred last night. and this
morning vegetables Of all kinds are de-
stroyed throughout the State, and Ice
formed in many places.
ANN ARDoR, Mich, September ga
s25, 900 fro destroyed the sash and
blind factory at Dexter last night Of
Phelps 4 Hill. There Is no Insurance..
NEw HAVEN. Conn.,. September a.
The case OF William Geer, Of the Now
Haven Base Ball Club. who was charged
with an attempt at theft, was called In
tho Police Court yesterday and Tho do
fendant honorably acquitted, there b.
ing no evidence to implicats him. The
case OF Mr.. LUZ has not yet bosn called.
NEw YoRk. September 24.-Attorney
General Pierrspont and Treasurer New
have arrived In this city.
Meeting OF Crsaitsrs 81 Henry
Cisws q Co.
Exw YoRr, Sept. 24.-A meeting Of
the creditors Of Horny clsws & Co. was
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,,.r az or,., ., ,ho Ty,i,.d s,s,o: Dis.
,rict Cour,. 10 ,bov vhv thsv
,hou,a not In declared b.ptrupt. and
disch,,o.d from All ,bslr dsbt. and
claim,. Ob;.etiop VA, made bv a mum.
Der Of creditors 10 their discharge In
bankruptcy. and several specification in
opposition woro alsd. Among the
claims presented was ono Of over $780,.
900 by Mr.. Chsever. A number Of
notes Of appearance were put In, aitsr
which the meeting adjourned.
Fire with Isss u La.
DKrnorr, September "A frs at
Montague vest ,rday destroyed Torron.
sons opora House. which contained
five stores, Of which two were empty.
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