Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-21

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fantry upon Wolf Point Agency, TO inter-
cept the Uncopapas attempting TO cross at
that point. was 4 failure. The troops TAIL
ed TO overtake tho Indians, who succeeded
In fording the river and escaping to Brit
ish territory. Employees at the agency. |
who saw them cross, represent the number
at several hundred. The Indians con-
fessed that they we're in . destitute on
dition and bad thrown away their lodges
to facilitate their fight. They offered ex-
travagant prices and ponies for ammuni-
ton. The troops left sncamPcd ON
Tongue River are making good progress In
hnilding huts. The other battalions are
all en- route for their respective posts.
The Ysiiew Fever q. Baltimore.
New YORK. September 2o.-Thc Worid
has persisted for several days that yellow
fever prevails in Baltimore, although 1t
has bsen systematically denied. officially
and otherwise. The Worid to-day prints
the following from Baltimore, signed by a
physician (: ~ have visited twelve yellow
fever patients to-day. The authorities arc
still trying to keep the presence Of the dis
ease = secret. The patient. are in the most
squalid and dirty part Of the city. Four
new cases broke out to-day. The officials
convey those infected to the Marine Hos
pital. Until this time there has been a
rant Of sanitary precautions. Patients
have been allowed to remain at home and
were not isolated. All the patients who
have died have shown the characteristic
symptoms OF yellow fever. except black
vomit. which occurred only In two cases.
SO far, no autopsy has been mad most OF
the patients being Bohemians and their
friends Directing TO an examination. DIR.
Stewart. President % the Board Of Health.
complains that he has not the power IN
isolate patients: but. tonight, four new
cases having broken out. instructions have
been given to convey the sick people to the
hospital. saw Mayor Latrobe. who says
il would hurt the city IL the truth became
known"
That Siander Against Govcrnor
Hayes.
CHICAGO. September 20.-A Tm,s Col
umbus dispatch says Bristow will give a
week TO the Ohio canvass. His appoint
ments will be announced tomorrow. Sew
eral additional appointments for Colonel
Ingersoll will also be announced.
Ex-Governor Jewell. Perham Of Maine
and Denison OF Ohio, Generals Fairfield
buckiand and various other promi-
nent gentlemen called on Governor Hayes
to-day.
The Democrahc Story that Governor
Hayes a received anu APPROPRIATED 10
his own use sioo from q repei SPY ana
bounty-lumper. VINO enlisted IN the oo'-
ernor q regiment during the war anu was
shot Tor deserhon, IL completely ehpiodsu'
The money has been conclnsiv"ly traced 10
the Advocate OF the Court-martial, IN
whose hands II ws- placed to be used IN
obtaining a recruit In plsce OF tho de-
ser'er; Inis aisPosi,on vi tne nion.! ~
proved by sfidavits OF the original witness
and IL established beyond controversy So
ends the pitifui SANDER.
Tho Rays I'm Biue 10 Convention.
IyprAsAroL,s. September 2O.-The city
4. r,Ii 60 o-v.,aowiny wi,h an. Row In
Rins. and cv.rv train that arrives brings
.dJ;,ion.i dei:ys,ion. from ali section.
~ The country Durine the might and
mornins large delegations arrived from
New YORK. Cleveland. Cincinnati. and Co
inmbns' Ohio: Philadelphia, Harrisburg,
pi,t.hn,v anil Ailechany CITY, baltimore
AMI Wilmington. Chicago and Louisville.
AMI from Tho States Of Illinois. Wisconsin,
Iax Jsr.oy. Missouri. Indiana. Texas.
Wieb,van. and others. Seventeen States
are represented. Among the notables
pre..n, are Governor Uartranft OF Penn
syly ,nia. Senator Logan, General Burn
side, General Garfield. General Goodlove
Of Kentucky, General Abernerton Of Texas.
General Moves and Colonel Seoviiie OF
Cleveland. Generals Negley and PEARSON,