Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19

WARRINGTON, Jan. l9.--Thsrs was .
Cabinet session yesterday. and another
takes place to-day. II 10 understood
that the Austrian motto Of Turkey Is
under consideration.
Mr. Bswsn wanted.
NEw YoRx. Jan. l9.-Hsnry @. Bowen
yesterday received note from the Ex.
aiming Committee Of Plymouth Church
asking him to meet 8. X. White. . Wall.
street broker. before the Committee this
evening.
Railroad Aecldsnt-Risssas Dsnss.
strstien.
CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. l9.-Ths mail
train south on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad ran into the rear end OF q
freight train near Lexington, Ohio. yes.
tsrdsy. d~islocs,ins the shoulder Of En-.
ginssr Hogg. and slightly injuring .
lady passenger.
Yesterday q mob Of two hundred men
assembled In the vicinity Of the resi-.
dsnoe Of Richardson. who was murdered
by his wife at Massillon. Ohio. last Bun.
Gay. and fearing that they would harm
Mrs. Richardson. she war removed by
the Chief OF Police to Canton, Ohio.
Investigating Isdian Management.
CHICAGO, Jan. ia Tines Wash.
inston special says the Indian Commit
tee Yesterday began an investigation Of
letting out contracts BY the Indian
Bureau for transportation Of Indian sup
plies. Commodore Kountzs appeared
before the committee and gave testimo-
ny OF severe character against the Indian
Bureau management. He gave many
instances where he had contracted for
the privilege OF carrying the supplies mp
the Missouri river. In all cases where
he had been q bidder he was below the
other bidders; yet contracts were In.
variably given 70 others. The evidence
is regarded as a good basis for further
argument in favor Of turning over the
Management OF Indian Affairs to the
Army. The sub Committee that has
this special subject in charge. have sent
letters to officers In the army. Of e1.
perience, asking their opinion Of the
contemplated charge. II II not proba-
bio that there will b q report on the
subject under six weeks. as the SUBJ
Committee will mako q most thorough
examination.
Aossd nsvs
WASHINGTON. Jan 10th.-Ths Illinois
Republican Association has taken meas
urss to prevent the appointment To ofice
Of any persons fraudulsntly represent
ing themselves to be residents Of that
State.
NEw York. Jan, ia fire at Csnar.
sic, Long Island. this morning. destroy.
oil a hotel md railroad depot. Loss.
si0,O 900.
Ahet By lIiEhwsymeu.
BRooKLYS. N. Y. Jan. 49, John
johnson. boat builder. who was shot by
hishwaymcn or January Sd. died to-day
at his residence. No clue has been
found to his assassins.
Eieetiss OF Railroad 0mcsr-Bsiisr
E~xplosisn.
CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 19.-At Bloom
ington, Illinois, yesterday. ]. d. Coz.
]. s. Cregin and ". B. Lantyslls. Of
Toledo; James Spears. OF Lafayette; @.
N. Smith and Charles Ridgsitsr. OF
Springfield; Charles Bosardui. Of Pax.
ton; W. II. Riggs. Of shybrook. and A.
Gridlsy. ]. H. Cheney and o. L.
Reeves. Of bloomington. were elected
Directors Of the Lafayette, Bloomington
and Missouri Railroad.
The boiler Of q rolling mill and stove
factory at G~reencastls exploded yestsr-
day. VIM. Young was blown one hun.
drsd and fifty feet into the air. The
mill was totally destroyed.
Gsv. Hartrann IsasEuratsd.
H%ARRIsBURo. Jan. 19.-Harrisburg
was never ~livslisr than last evening.
Thousands OF people were out enjoying
the display Of fireworks. etc. Bands.
clubs, military. etc., paraded through
tbs streets, and travel was almost i'm
possible, owing to the dense crowds.
The inaugural ball passsd OF splsndidly.
The Governor and tho heads Of the sew
eral departments, and many distinguish.
oil were present.
Christias Csavsnsiss.
PnrLApELrHIA, Jan. l9.-Pursuant 10
a call for Christian Convention. . large
number Of clsrgymen from all parts Of
the country assembled In the depot
buildings on Thiitsenth and Market
streets to-day. The convention con.
tained . number OF evangelical minis.
tiers, editors Of evangelical religious pa
peis, aud properly accredited Chris.
tians. Mr.. Moody presided and Sanksy
led tho singing.
Ask = Rstraesiss.
NEw YoRK, Jan. l0.-The New York
Associated Press on tho 18th instant
telegraphod a statement that at . recent
meeting Of general passenger agents Of
trunk lines, hold in Philadelphia. Il was
decided to discontinue at once and per.
m%ansntly. all arrangements with the So
called Tourist Agency Of Cook. Son 4
Jenkins. Cook. Son & jenkins publish
a card stating that Il Is false, and that
no such action appears on the minutes
OF the meeting. and asking the Associa-
ted Press to refute this statement, other
wise they will appeal to the court for
redress.
FOREIGN NEWS.