Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-07
EASTERN DISPATCHES
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
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TarSros, N. j.. January THE
trouble between the Pennsylvania Rail.
road and Delaware and Bound Brook
Companies, owing to the former rssist-
ing the ~ia.tsr's efforts TO cross their line
at Hopenwsll, twelve miles from here.
threatens to result in q riot. Large
crowds were at the scene this morning.
and o collision wa expected. The Gov.
srnor has ordered Eve companies OF the
Seventh Regiment to proceed at oncsto
the scone for the preservation Of order.
stokes [, rowias niind.
Nxw Yonx, Jan. I'll. u reported
that Stokes, the murderer Of Fisk, 10
growing blind. and gradually breaking
down in health. In prison. His coun-
eel are making renewed efforts for his
release, aud have some hope for accom-.
plishing 1t.
A mousser Petitisn for She Adnis-
slot Of Utah NJ y state.
NJ. G. Stone, nm emigration agent,
has arrived here from Salt Lake. bring
ing with him a duplicate petition signed
by %, 800 Mormon women, addressed to
Congress. praying for the United States
TO give Utah a State government. and to
annul the Poland law on polygamy.
Each one OF the petitions 10 II yards
long.
Death or y Proninent Lawyer
AdJosrnment Of she Democratic
Convention OF Louisiana.
NEw ORL.lSs, January 7.--Hon.
Edward F~illiente. one Of the leading
lawers Of this city, died here yesterday.
The Democratic State Convention
adjourned to-day after adopting resolu.
tons Of q moderate character. an appeal
to Congress for the MsEnsry Govern
ment and choosing delegates to the
National Convention. The majority
chosen arc for U. 3. Senator; Thomas
F. Bayard. Of Delaware. n their first
choice for the Presidential nomination.
The 18th Night Jewellers paradsd last
night.
L~awIsssusss In L~ouisiana.
BAYOU SARA, Jan. Ton Tuesday
night twenty armed regulators burned
the store. corn house and dwelling Of
W. ]. Kause, fifteen miles from here.
Kause aud brother were terribly beaten.
and the wife Of one OF them Is at the
point Of death from fright. The rsgu.
lators threw the children through the
window, shot the farm stock and drove
away six German ~emigrants. The feel.
ing against the regulators 10 very strong
In the community. More raidipg 10 an
ticipatcd.
obtaining 0oods Under False Ere
lenses.
NEw YoRK, Jan. Theodore 7.
Phillips. a dry goods merchant Of Pitts.
burg. was arrested in Jersey City last
evening. charged with obtaining ST..
900 worth OF goods from L. NJ. Bates.
under misrepresentation. Phillips.
who was accused Of attempting to leave
the city when arrested. says he went to
Jersey City for the purpose Of arrang-
ing his obligations to the Arm.
Carnival ne Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Ga. January THE csrni.
val yesterday was a grand success.
From 10 to 10000 people were in tho
streets. The pageant was imposing.
The ball was crowded and the Markham
House brilliantly illuminated.
business Failure.
NEW YoRx. January T. Phillip
Steiner. n tea merchant who manages
IL stores scattered all over the city. has
failed for Sl3S. 900; assets $3S, 600.
Abseended.
ToLxDo, Jan. THE Commercial this
this morning has information that Al.
exander Williamson. q prominent busi.
ness man OF Belmore, Putnam county,
Ohio. has absconded. leaving unsettled
claims to the amount Of 500, 900 or
more. Williamson was proprietor Of
tho Caledonia stavo Company. and o
member OF the dry goods Arm Of 9. l..
Baker & 20. The entire community
severely. Tho amount Of loss at Del.
moro Is estimated Of $4,000.