Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-09
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SPECIAL 70 rnE GOLD NIL DAILY NEWS.
DoMEsTIo NEWS.
The India. TrssbIss IN Aissesssa.
81. PAU, MIMI. Sept. "a tels-
gram from Drainard to the NspatA.
says . company Of soldiers from Fort
Ripley passed there yesterday morning
for Lochs Lake. Agent Whitehead,
who won't with tho troops. 10 dstsrmin-
cd to have tho Indian Sturgeon and his
followers arrested, and the troops re-
main there II necessary through tho
payment Of annuities. To accomplish
this object your correspondent met yes
tsrday two Lochs Lake Indians. known
as good Indians. having adopted the
habits OF white men 10 . certain extent
and who witnessed the first Of the cut.
break. They say the movement was
led by q young chief named Strong Sky.
Sturgeon being secondary. These Indi-
ans say that the movement was approx.
cd BY the head chief and nearly all Of
the Indians; that Strong Sky gathered .
small band Of young Indians about him
and commenced dsprsdations. dstsrmin-
cd ss hs said, to raise . disturbances that
would bring about an investigation in
which some men at Warrington could
10 taught 10 hear their complaints.
What these were the Indians profess
not 10 know. They claim the outbreak
was o reckless affair. without the slight
est cause. the Indians having been sup
piled and their wants promptly attended
TO by Agent Whitehead, who they as
serted would be sustained In any meas.
ures taken to bring on the others to
punishment by the grsater body Of Indi.
ans Of tho reservation.
a Dismal stsry from . Sucker.
JxnsEr Mills. ILL.,. September o.
Captain William Pitt Of this city. who
has been absent on the Pacific Coast for
the last six months, has just returned
home. and brings tho most Encouraging
reports. He says there is much suffer-
ing among the many thousands Of emil.
grants from the States, who have flock
Cd there this year. Captain Pitt met
many Who left lucrative situations. that
were shovslling dirt on the streets at
low wages. In order TO mako enough to
pay their way hack.
The New Jersey Election.
NEWARK, N. j., September 9.--Ths
election passed Of quietly. Returns
are abont complete aud show a majority
Of 10. 900 for all the amendments, OK
espt the twelfth. on which the contest
was more sven. the majority against Il
footing up about 1900.
Dseisisa asvssssA.
Dn Monp, Iowa, Sept. DIN tho
Supreme Court to-day nm opinion was
hled In the case Of the State W. Brandt,
convicted OF embezzlsmsnt a. deputy
State Treasurer. Judges Miller, Cole
and Day concur In reversing the decision
Of the Court below. Judge Dick dis
sents. Tho opinion Of the Court makes
atty pages Of manuscript, and clerks arc
busy tmnscrbine the same to place II on
hls In the District Court. and u possible
to get Il so as 10 make synopsis. On
n point they hold that the Grand jury.
which indicted Brandt. wa illegally
empannelsd. This decision Of the Court
Is upon the rulings Of Judge Maxwell In
the District Court last October on motion
to quash indictments and @. Brandt was
tried and convicted bsiors Judge Leonard
ct the last march term. The decision Of
the Supreme Court will doubtless have
its effect on all who have BEEN indicted
by the same Grand Jury. some Of whom
are now In the p~enitsntiary.
wants - - Prssidsns.
NEW Yosx, Sept. 9.-Itis conjectursd
here that Senior Antonio Flores, Mimic
ter Of the Rspublio Of Ecuador to the
United States, who has recently re-
turned 70 his own country. has gone
with the intention Of laying claim to the
Presidency.
Erie Railrsad Matters.
NEW YoRx. September 9.-sir Ed
ward Watkins. representative Of the
English shareholders and bondholdsrs
Of Eric, having completed his mission
In this country. sailed yesterday for
ENGLAND without making known the de-
tails Of his negotiations here. Il 10
officially stated. however, that - the
result OF his visit 70 this country the
seventeen Directors Of the Eric Rail.
road Company have dgnihsd their vii.
iingnsss 70 resign. Ills not expected.
however, that more than three Directors
will bs called upon 10 withdraw, and
these are understood 10 bs 8. II. L.
Barlow. r. suydan Grant and Henry
@. stsbbins. Il Il said Mr.. Barlow will
retain his relations ~ counsel.
Yrsa shs Bissk Hills Rsstss.
RED CLOUD Aoucr. Sept. IA
Government escort, under charge Of
Major Burt, arrived here to-day four
days from Inyon Kara, Black Hills.
Professor Tsnny has finished bis work
In the hills and will make . circuit
around the hills for typographical sur.
vsy, and return In thirty days. Jenny
has made many noh gold discoveries.
Not more than twenty-five miners are
now In the hills, and no Indians there.
The Commissioners, with the consent