Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-16
LATE TELEeRAMs.
LauIssssess In Lssisiaaa-frseis
nasisn ~ she Exesssive.

ing D, exclamation was issued to-day:
ExEcrrfvx DEPARTMENT.
Nsw ORLkANs, Oct. 18th. 1851
wuxREAs, Official information has
been received by the Executive Depart
ment that In Parish East Fsliciana, this
State, some svil-disposed persons. act
ing in concert with residents OF the nd
joining State Of Mississippi. have
banded together for unlawful purposes,
and have brought tho Parish Of East
reliciana. and the district Immediately
adjoining to q state Of anarchy and mob
violence, which Is destructive OF the
peace and property Of that section OF the
State. and which has eliminated. among
other results. in the following: Fint-
In the violent expulsion from the parish
Of a largo number OF parish officials adj
nitted TO have been legally elected and
qualified. Second In tho compulsory
adjournment Of the Fifth District Ju-
dicial Court In said parish and the
shooting OF the Sheriff while In tho dis.
charge OF his Official duties In onnsc-
ton with said Court, Third--In the pa
trolling Of tho parish by bands Of armed
masked men ON srrands OF violence and
bloodshed. Fourth-In the murder. by
masked assassins, OF John Gair. n Of
the most prominent and leading celored
citizens OF said parish, whilst under the
nominal protection Of q Sherifrs posse.
and whilst on his way to answer q crim-
inal charge preferred against him.
Hfth-In the hanging. by q lawless mob.
Of q woman, q relative Of said GAir. &C.
csssd Of IN attempted crime. aud who
at the time OF her unlawful execution
was lodged In the parish prison awaiting
trial for the offense alleged against her.
Sixth-In the incendiary burning Of
country stores and cotton gins In this
and the next parishes; aud. whereas. all
these disorierly and lswless acts are pro-
juctive Of great injury To the State. and
are subversive Of all tho conditions Of
peace and prosperity:
Now. therefore, I, O. O. Antoine,
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Gov
srnor Of Louisiana, do issue this proc
lamation, commanding all illegal and
disorderly bodies Of mon in said parish
Of East Feliciana. TO dispsrse and retire
to their homes, and call on all good citi'
zens TO cooperate with the civil author
tiles in arrssting and bringing TO justice
all such violent and ~disorderly persons,
TO the end that tho public peace and
obedience 10 the laws nay DO speedily
assured. (Signed) @. G. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant and Acting Governor.
Cabinss Mseeing-Asabsrs Present
-saAieess Considered.
WASHINGTON. October 15.-The Pres
ident arrived this morning. and . reg
ular Cabinet session was held at II
o'clock. There wsro present Secretaries
Bristow and BelknaP. Attorney General
P~ierrepont. Postmaster General Jewell.
Assistant Secretary C~adwalader. who
represented the State Department, and
Assistant Secretary Cowan. tho Interior
Department. The Cabinet was in scs-
sion over two hours. and q large
AMOUNT Of routine business was con-
niJered. There was some conversation
upon the subject Of tho appointment Of
n Secretary VI the Interior, but the
Cabinet sticers state that no appoint
ment will be made until next week. II
is the general impression that tho Pres
ident Is waiting for q gentleman to whom
AN offer Of appointment has been made.
Tho Attorney General stated at the
Cabinet meeting that no was in receipt
Of information which no deemed anthem
tic. TO the effect that both parties In
Mississippi have agreed TO terms which
will prevent further troubles in that
State. and q peaceablc election 10 con-
hdsntly anticipated.
rhe Ohio Eisesiss -rhs Repasli-
sa.s Nahs = Cisaa swssR
CoLuxBrs, October 15.-Neither the
Republican nor Democratic Committees
have received any additional returns
this morning. The Senate Is still in
doubt, and the result cannot be deter
mined until full returns are received
from Wood county. where, II Is report
ed. tho counting is delayed by fraudulent
votes.
CoLuxBus, October 15.-News just
received from Wood county. at 1:3O,
claims that heavy frauds were practiced
In Perrysburg. which will probably me-
cessitats the throwing out Of the votes
pollsd there. II their vote Is counted
Hayes' majority in the county will b
four hundred and siIty-nine. and will
give the Republicans u Senator. II
IL il thrown out Hayes majority In that
county will DO seven hundred and twen-
ty.three, and both Republican Senators
elected. In either case the Republican
Representative il elected. which gives
the senate to the Republicans by two
majority, and the House by twelve ma
jority. Hayes' majority will now prob
ably DO over four thousand.
Mississippi Treaties Terminated
wAsHrSoroS. Oct. Is. Ex-senator
Psase. Of Mississippi, to-day received
the following:
JACKSON. Miss. Oct. 14th.
Military operations have been sus-
pended by Governor Amss. based upon
tho most ample aud minute assurances
OF leading citizens OF the State that there
shall DO peace and q fair and FREQ cleo
ton. They would not undertake to an
swer for lavless acts. but guarantee to
aid the civil officers in tho execution OF
the laws. The Governor Expresses him.
self wholly satisfied with the assurances
given, and believes that they arc made
In good faith and will b carried out TO
the letter. An improved feeling pro
walls, especially among the whites, and
a general desire for peace prevails among
all classes. Good citizens are greatly
encouraged. (Signsd):
]. L. LAKE.. JR.. y. s. A.
The Case Of the Psrs.ieh Brsssess-
CARSON, October 15.-Elia Perasich.
who was arrested ON Wednesday last for
shooting at tho stage ON which Ashim
tho murderer OF his brothsr) was . pas
senger, appeared In court to-day. On
motion oil District Attorney Patterson.
the complaint on which Ella was arrest
ed WA dismissed. and two complaints
entered - one agninst tho said Ella,
and another against George Pensich-