Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-13

II the Democrats In Ohio had been led
by q Democratic statesman, instead Of
being beaten. II would have had m over
whslminc majority. II considers that
tho election OF Hayes is not q Repub-
lican victory nor. q Democratic defeat;
Il Is q defeat OF ii attempt to rally
Democrats under a Republican standard;
II IL the rejection Of an incompetent
Leadership usurpsd by a small knot Of
corruptionists contering At the Eaqnirsr
Office. Tho misdeeds Of tho Republican
party and the principles Of true Dem.
ocracy are tho true Issues upon which
the Ohio campaign should have been
fought. Defeat was brought by tho
imitation leaders blunders, and the re-
suit Is what might have been expected.
This unprincipled and mischiovous can
vass has inflicted prodigious damage on
the Democratic party; II has stripped 1t
OF wonderful prestige gained by Its bril-.
liant series Of victories last year and
It's gains this year in Maine and Califor-
mia. and stopped the flow Of Its tidal
wave. It has divided. d~isorganized and
d~smoralized tho party.
The Herald says It Is q blow from
which tho infationisis will not re-
cover. It may be looked upon as q
fortunate dcliverance from q great politi-
cal danger. The Republicans have ro-
conquered a great State which they, last
two years ago. and what Is moro Import
ant, stand before the public rs the
champions, OF . sound currency. They
are fairly entitled to the credit Of having
secured the country from great danger.
and their success will have q decided In.
Huence on subsequent elections OF the
present year. For tho sake Of the
country everybody should rejoice that
imitation has nothing to show but dead
on the baltic field.
shot Dead.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 13.-Goo. Moore. q
oolorsd srloon keeper, killed F. Write,
another negro, yesterday. by shooting
him dead. wirtio had previously at
tackled Moor, because no voted the
Democratic ticket.
soldiers Rsunion.
INDIANAPOLIS, Der. l3.-Tho soldiers
reunion. to DO held hero on Thursday
and Friday OF this week, now bids fair
to for exceed In numbers and inter.
est the most sanguine expectation. From
q majority Of counties in the State let
tiers have been received addressing the
committee Of local organization, and
promising representation ranging from
800 to 1900 each on Friday morning.
Murdered . sheriff.
GnEES BAY, Wis, October ia
dispatch from Plover, Wood county,
states that yesterday afternoon q man
named Cartwright shot and killed
Sheriff Baker, who was attempting to
dispossess Cartwright Of properly ho
was illegally occupying. The property
was claimed by another, and was proven
10 10 his by law.
a shamefnl Outrage.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, October 13.-Two
young men. named West and Gage. bo-
longing TO the arst families OF Mondovi,
called or n couple Of young ladies,
whose parents were awny from homo. on
Tuesday. They treated tho ladies to
dragged vino. and afterwards remained
with them all night. They were ar.
rested. but, owing to some informally
in the papers, were released, and before
others could DO mads out they escaped
and have not boon roarrcstsd.
Fall OF = BuiidinE and Less or Iic.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13.-Last night tho
walls OF the brewery Of Fritz & VAIN
wright, corner OF 10th and Singleton
streets, suddenly gave why, and tho
large building fell, crumbling into u
hugo mass, and burying a number Of
people In tho ruins. Two men aro
known TO DO killed, and Il Is expected
that further search will result In tho
finding Of others, either killed or badly
wounded.
bold Robbery.
I~SDrANAroLIs, October l~3.-Joseph
NcCarty, Of West virginia, was robbed
Of 81. 700 last night, while standing on
the platform Of the l.. W. & b. II. r.,
rs tho train was leaving tho depot, by
three men. who jumped on the train.
McCarty thinks tho men followed him
from West Virginia.
seisure Of shs Uruguay.
KINGSTON. Oct. l3.-The Jamaican
Government has seized tho steamer
Uruguay. and her cargo Of arms and
ammunition.
Alexander II. stephens BETTER.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. l3.-Alexander II.
Stephens Is now considered out Of
danger.
Miscellaneous.
OMAHA, October l3.-The Black Hills
expedition, under the command OF Col.
R. I. Dodge. is expected to arrive ut Fl.
Laramie on the 10Th inst.
WARRINGTON. October l3.-Tho or
element over tho recent elections was
OF iovsr heat last night. Numbers Of
officials gathered to hear dispatches read
Shortly after midnight the excitement
subsided and the large crowd dispersed.
LONDON. October 13.-It Is rumorcd
that the Porte has offered Gladstone
5000 yearly to establish q sound