Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-28
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

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The Iniians at RED (1oud Agency
The Csmaissiosers - - Tight
Place = wsrliks Indians - fsss
Prospects sr Treaty.
CHICAGO. Sept. PA special from
tue Red Cloud Agency via Fort Lara.
inie. says the council has made no
progress during the past week. the delay
being caused by the non.sppsarancs Of
Red Cloud N day and Spotted Tail
tho next. Finally. Of 2 p. n. Saturday.
COO Indians. representing the different
tribes Of the Sioux Nation. appeared on
the ground and formed . circle OF q
hundred feet In front OF the Commits.
sioners In council. The chief, Standing
Rock, on horseback. refused to dis.
mount. He said he would not a. they
feared trouble. This was the first In.
timation Of anything wrong. Shortly
Il was noticed that tho Indians loaded
and cooked their rides and made . cir
Gle outside. and entirely surrounded the
Commissioners and two companies Of
cavalry. Little Bad Man. Who soine
days since threatened to kill . Commits.
and who belongs to the Wild
Indians, was noticed sxanin-
ing his gun, and mounted on . fiset
horse. he with several others. kept rid
Ing round and In front aud outsids OF
The circle OF the Commissioners and
and several Indians were
stationed to watch his movements. The
Commissioner complained TO Young
Of his Horses. Chief Of the
that they wore afraid Of the
attitude Of the Indiana. He rs-
moved q largo body Of wild Indians who
had stationed themselves In the rear Of
Tho troops. and instead substituted .
largo party Of mounted friendly Indians.
Il was . crisis. A single shot fred
would have produced an indiscriminats
slanshtsr Of every Commissioners and
white present. II Is supposed the war.
like spirit OF the Indians can nov b
kept in ~subjection. Moro cavalry have
been sent for. and are daily sIPsctsd.
Major Burke. Indian Agent nom Stand
Ing Rock Agency, protested against the
procrastination OF the council. and says
they will leave here for home to-day.
They have delegated Major Burke. their
agent. TO make = treaty for them. There
will be no council OF commissioners on
the 9th, rs the Indians will 60 into .
council among themselves.
Great alarm 10 felt here and some dit.
Is spprshsnded whom the CON-
meet the Indians on Friday
next. but appearances indicate that the
prospects Of making q treaty are grad
ually decreasing.
Bask ssspessiss-Iyseh L.av.
CnicAoo. Sept. 3O.-Ths Fourth Na-
tional Bank Of this city has suspended
payment. being unable TO meet the bal
anco Of exchange against u this morn
It's liabilities are unknown. The
bank has for some time been considered
weak, and the losses will probably not
be heavy.
Schsll. the ravishsr anil murderer OF
Miss Mclaughlin, Of Be~llsfontaine. was
taken from tho Jail at midnight by
band Of masked men and, In the pres
cncc Of about four hundred people,
In the yard. They searched
the Sheriff, but failing 10 find the keys
cut the rivets OF tho cell door where
schell was confined. Taking him from
his cell they plased him upon . box, sd-
jusied tho rope to a limb and called for
n confession. He said that his wife
killed Allie Mclaughlin and her sister.
In that statement no made no further
nor did they give him time.
but knocked the box from under him
md Schsll was no moro. He fell bat
Two feet and seemed TO die easy. He
was taken down In t~hirty.ivs minutes
and carried to the courthouse. whore
Coroner Jones found him this morning.
The widest excitement prevails In the
whole country. and business IL nearly
suspended. Al the inquest schsll's wife
said he told her hs intended 10 ravish
and kill Allie. and he usod two knives
10 create the Impression that two per.
sons wero engaged In II. Il Is thought
that schsll murdered Mr.. Terrence.
mysterious disappssranos . fow
months ago created great s1citsnsnt.
Mise In Csc Year.
New YoHx. Sept. ga dispatch
from Richmond, Maine. reports that
The Captain. his wife. and fourteen out
Of q crew Of nineteen. Of the ship Emily
were lost by the wrscking OF
that vessel on the English coast, q few
ago. Captain wsdsworth Ia The
ninth tho sea captain from Bowdoin.
ham. Lost within the year.
Fatal Accident
Z~AsrsvIILx, Ohio. Sept. 2S.-John
s~tonsbsrnsr was instantly killed d the
Ohio Iron Company's furnace last night
by the falling Of = gas stack.
a Raskrups RaiirssA.
NEw YonK. Sept. %. "A meeting Of
the creditors Of the Alabama and Chat
tanooga Railroad was held yesterday.
Il was presided over by Chas. L. Frost,
who stated that the sum total required
f-,., ko,.lhaldsrs IN nal uoanSaai0u Of