Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06
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lH.rryup. Aprt 5zsThs election IL
troceedins d1ietiy - this city. The
vsatha & god, - travelling In the
country il bel Ttero will be q tolsra-
bly, full xots.k Ths poIaA do not close
until 5 o'clock, and no count is made
vnul aitsr thai hour. II 10 impossible
70 foreshadow the result. 0ensyslHaw
isy's friends believe that - ttnb 70
elected. The Republican, have hopes.
OF CARRYING the ~IsgisiAturs. which VIII
yery likely have 70 slsett 6ksts oficers.
Hxsrsoap, Conn, April 6..Fosty
for dovefnof,s if.fSS;: Gfeeh. Rep. g.
SOs; snith, Prohibition. 7ea. The sane
towns Last year gave Ingsssen $500;
| Harrison. Rep, 1888; Smith. Prohib.,
S4i. .sInesrsoll b probably elected by
ths people, The LeeiLAture, . far y
hssrd from. a about ths sams as last
year. Hawlsy Is probably defeated In
The Firss District b. nom a,oo 70 -
H.rryo,p, Apii5-lo p. x.-Eishty-
ono towns give fnssrsoll 1.e64 plurality
over Creme In Total vote Of 5,74t.
Tho ssma towns last year gave ingersoii
over Hssflson 2,093 in q total vote OF
s., $50. General Hawlsy y dstsated ior
Congress In the ftnt Mstrtos ~ IVY
plurality. p. T. Barnum 10 elected
Mayor Of bridgeport. The Rspubhcsns
Gain slightly In tho Legislature, but
probably not enough 10 overcome last
xeav,a Democratic majority.
Nxw HAvEx, April 5.-Phslps, Dom.
il elected 70 Congress from this District.
HAnrycip, April 5. General Hawley
runs ahssd OF the Republican ticket
hero. and Sanders. his Democratic OPP
popont, largely behind the Democratic
ticket in his own town, Now Britain.
Nxw YoRx, April 5.-witho only thirty
ave towns % b heard from. the vote In
| Connecticut for Governor stands In
gersoll, (, 1906; Greene. l1.954; Smith.
3,39s. Ingsrsoll rs certainly elected by
| 1000 majority. Congressman elected;
| First District, Landers, DEM; Second,
| Phslpa, Dom; Third. ~Strkveather.
Rep; Fourth. Barnum. Dem. zgi.
Heavy Yreshsss.c a.si.E M.eh Dam.
age ia Nsw EnEiand.
Bosrox. April A heavy rain storm
and northwest wind has prevailed here
and generally throughout New England
the past t~wenty-four hous. Ram is
still falling and there are a~pprchonsions
Of serious damage from the freshets.
All the rivers are rapidly rising. and
| should the storm continue another day,
OF q general break up Of the ios occur.
the result will be disastrous. The Ken
nsbec river has risen four feet during
The day al Hallovoll. and al Q r. \. wa
even with the wharvss and rapidly ris.
ing. At Lisbon Falls the bridge Of the
Maine Central Railroad was raised two
feet by the oe-jam which rendered II i'm
passable for trains. A large forco has
BEEN engaged during the day IN blasting
away ice and repairing the bridge. To-
night IL In reported safe. In northern
Maine rain commenced falling Friday
night. continuing unintsruptsdly. At
Manchester, New Hampshire, tho rivers
are greatly swollen and tho water In
pouring ever the dam at Amoskeag Falls
four feet deep. Several mills at Man.
chester and Lawrence will DO compelled
10 shut down tomorrow. At the latter
place the water Is soyen feet deep over
tho top Of the falls, being the highest
water since tho freshet in 1860. Tho
river Ia still rising. A dispatch from
Concord says imminent danger ID threat
ening nine bridges-ssveral Of them rail.
rond bridoes-bstvecn TINT city and
Hookset. .rf
RaiIread Collision In lewa. Casssd
~ . Careless Operator.
OxAzA, April About 1880 this
morning the Chicago express train,
which left here Saturday evening. and
the Pacific express train. bound wost,
oollisd between Abba and Tyrone, Iowa,
on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, completely vrecking both on
ginss and instantly killing II. L. Miller,
conductor Of tho Chicago express; Gard.
ncr, American Express messenger, and
Bickle, fireman Of the Pacific express.
Engineers Pugh and Strcetsr, and lic-
Donald, fireman, sustained serious but
not fatal injuries. Ono OF the baggage
mn4teb II misbing. luo WIock tooA
IRE but Il was quickly cxtinguished.
MelIillcr. postal clerk, on the west
bound train. wa seriously burned by a
stove falling ON him. The accident was
caused by the failure Of AN operator to
deliver train orders. No passengers
were seriously injured.
rhs Senatorial kxsursisa Alan
deaed.
NEW ORLrAss, April 4.-Tho Soma
torial excursion 70 MEXICO has been
abandoned. Adnccs from Washington
say the fear Of the yellow fever and the
illness Of Mrs. Morton are among the
causes alleged for this change Of front.
Senators Anthony. Camerson. Chandler.
Dennis and Patterson. and General
Mcvsigh and wife, sailed on the Dis.
patch to-day for Cedar Keys, and will
cruise along tho Florida coast, thence
70 some Atlantic port. Senator Morton
II detained at the 81. Charles Hotel on
1880. "A A. AA.. L. tr.-