Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-07
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PrssSscs % Trouble nsswesa rhis
\ CSuutry and 0reas Brttaia.


ton special says there 10 aprospect OF an
international trouble with Great Britain
that will need another board Of arhita-
ton. Not long ago an American schoon-
81. the Gilbert @. Tfufxnt. wls sold at
Liverpool TO British ship-ownsrs. In
opsn violation OF The provisichs Of our
law. Ninistsr Schenck Attempted 70
prevent this sals and noti6ed the State
Department Of the violation Of the regu-
iations. A very lively correspondence
has been maintained between tho au-
thorities Of the United States and Great
ndtain. sOur people have requested
the British Government to turn the ves-
eel over to tho United Statas, that she
may BE- hbelsdJ against by her former
owners. The Earl Of Derby has finally
decided that the vessel shall not DO do
iivsred up. As all regulations Of Brit
ish law we're carefully observed In the
sale, he sees no reason for interfering.
On receipt Of this decision the Secretary
Of the Treasury Issued orden 10 Collec-
tors OF Customs at all sea-coast ports TO
seize and dstain the Trufant should she
ever visit this country. As the vessel
has papers from tho British Government
and dies its GAG. the seizure In bound TO
cause q good deal Of trouble, II made.
Particulars ofshe Ries ~ Ciintsa-
Yssr white and Ten Csiesed Aes
vfcHnuao. Miss. September CA
Hsruld extra gives the following account
Of the disturbance at Clinton: There In
. Law prohibiting the sale Of liquor In
Clinton. The young mon from Ray
mond brought q bottle OF whisky with
them. and while speaking was going on.
oae Martin Severely and some friends
vent . short distance to take o drink.
The negro Marshal tor the occasion ap-
preached them and forbid their drink.
ing. The order was not regarded, when
the negro attempted 10 take the bottle
out Of Ssverely's hands, when he struck
the negro over the head with Il. Sen.
ator Caldwell (colored) started 10 settle
the difasulty. and was followed BY some
twenty negroes whom he ordered back.
but O hundred more camo rushing up,
when some one fred a shot, which was
followed by general firing and q STAN.
peds. Severely fired all the barrels Of
his pistols. The negroes then demand.
cd bis surrender. 4 He surrendered and
gave up his pistol. after which tho
negroes shot him, then Drained him.
robbed him Of his clothing and cut Oh
his finger In ORDER 70 get o valuable ring
which he wore. The Infatuated and
k-,t.l ,.oh t.,,l ri,..l.. Nl;,ko. q, IL.
yard and shot andgkillsd him In presence
OF his family. Frank Thompson. .
promising young lawyer. was shot from
his horse n mile from the scsns OF con-
fict, and after falling the savagss drove
their knives in his body in many places.
John Neal was fatally shot In the left
lung In town. aud waddy Price seri-
ously In tho hand. Four negroes we're
found dead in the field and two MORTAL
ly wounded. Six additional negroes
have been found dead about Clinton
sincs. The white men Of Clinton or.
ganized al m for sslf.Protection un.
der Colonel Harding. and kilograms
were sent hero for assistance. Five
minutes alter receipt OF the dispatch ono
nunu'cu ahu my men "erc fsauy W
march n look q special train. They
reached Clinton nj Y O'Clock. By ~
O'Clock more reiniorcements came from
Jackson. The roads were picketsd dur
ing me night. W danger being apPar.
entity over. most o the citizens returned
home: leaving thirty men on guard I'M
Ger Captain W.. ID. Andrews, who 70,
turned Win MS men TINS morning, and
reports all now quiet ct Clinton and
Edwards. The train from jackson on
SATURDAY, WIN re,niorcements wasnrsd
la'o from .no sue OF inc foau. Up
suueuons ~eIs "iso ,oano on tae track
i.d,as onseresk fesred In Utah
nesh nae Preparing fer Action.
DEF CREEK. Sept; G.-settlsrs have
all congfegafsd together tonight, on nc
count OF the indian troubles west oil us,
sapecung uoup'e mere. Inc Indians IN
tnis valley ave all gone TO the noun
.sins. Eagns strange lna,ans arrived Ia
tns vA.iey Quay pn. nothing DO
got out Of thsm. Ihey wsrs very un-
communicative. IL Is thought they wero
spies, counting the number OF the set
tiers. A man was sent out to-day to try
and get the Indians belonging to the