Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
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The Presidents Southern
Tour.
HIS RECEPTION At KNOXVILLE,
TENNESSEE.
Secretary sherman not = Candidate
for the Senate.
MORE RAoy REVELATIONS
sY TWEED.
Destruction Of the Cotton Crop in
Alabama.
OHIO DEMOCRATS INDIPPRRRNr
ABOUT THE ELECTION.
[sPEcIAL DIsrArcHEs n rms Coin HILL
DAILY NEvs.l
OHIO DEMOCRATS INDIFFERENT
ABOUT THE ELECTION.
lsrrcrAL DsrlrcHn TO " ooLD Hill
DAILY NKws.l

pheton, drawn by four white horses. The
march was . perfect ovation. and eager
multitudes continually pressed forward 70
view tho President. Hc stood on the plat
form in front Of the hotel. while Rev.
Thom.s Haynes delivered an address Of
welcome.
In the course Of the Presidsnt's 90
Acknowledgement he said "This multitude
have assembled to show their respect 70
the chief magistrate. and to exhibit their
patriotism 10 the nation, 10 the laws and
10 tho Constitution. Here some one
shouted 'Hurrah for Tilden.1 They ex-
pect also 10 show their attachment 10 free
dom OF speech, Of which va have examples
from time 10 time" Laughter. He q.
pressed great satisfaction that both parties
aud races were meeting hero In harmony
and peace. In his trip ho had found tho
same feeling OF pacinoAtion everywhere,
and ths country would treat all alike. urg.
ing confidence In our brotherhood. He
said "As ! demand respect from the
mar ! found fighting against me, ! yield
tho same respect 10 him who fought Tor
his convictions" -.
After tho speeches . reception was he'd
In tho hotel until 2 o'clock. when the
President visited the oporA house and had
o talk with tho children Of the public
schools there assembled. After dinner at
the hotel tho party were driven TO Fort
Saunders and other points Of interest. Al
8 o'clock another reception was held, and
1t 10 tho party left for Atlanta.
r... A.. 49,. v,.s..a as.sn~ r.sssosv.
WARRINGTON. September 2i.-Tho Treas.
ury Department issued to-day the follow
ing memorandum Of the amount Of United
States notes and national bank notes In
the Treasury and sub Treasury. september
is. 1877. and accounts and funds payable
thersirom: United States notes in the
Treasury. ss4, 2io, 697 national bank notes
In tho Treasury. sl2,46i 900. Total. s96,.
Gst .G93. The fund for the redemption Of
certificates OF deposit, June :, 1872, was
siI.7 100. 900: postohice department &C.
count, 81. $50. SIT /; d~isbursing officers 90
counts, 50. $40, $40; funds for this redsmp-
ton Of notes Of national banks failed. In
liquidation or reducing circulation. $751;
ol','io h.e Poi y" : ~
United States notes IN tne ie1suty 80
Gsi;s5l ; hvs per cent. Ieuempuon iuhu .,
national bank noes heIu Ny wy nso az, !.
Dank rceemPuon Asen1y' sso,o s,s
secretary . spcciai aepos't hccoun', sio,'
Dbl; currency snd minor com reue,npu1u
account, sz,'oio; ln'e.es' secouns Is -
o~u's'AnuIhgI, s<;ooi,o'l s,.o 90. .
currency, Asen. LOT erea,.oIs. s,.o,'v, !,
Ireasurer OF 'ns on,sa D. Si hn,a.
pasing ihFres' on VIII ,u, Inn
s.p,ovv' sPecisi ianu nein .o' !. acs Ii5.
non Oh Iiac, 10. ,i.S,nn .nos.,
..ua. e. nc oo1 TIL az All cos
NM .u.,, ~, No, jncIrd.
rue ao1,s s.As' n1 IT,.
"o'' "'r y"
Fatal ifaiirosL Collision lie Ne~
York.
llosy, N, Y, Sept. 2l.-Ths western
,,,,a cbic,co c,nre.. train. dina bere Al
-" -,
DID p M coi'iuea wiz" n'sisu' "An "
q misplaced switch one mile east OF tho
Rome depot Both engines were COM
plctely wrecked and the mail and baggage
cars smashed Tie fireman Oh the express
train. said 70 DO william hsndriekspn OF
iim ~ t,,is.' br.tsm.n al the freight
train, killed; j. l.. Tunnard Of Troy.
mail agent; died from his injuries ; Joseph
I'LL Ill, Iss hr,;.sJ, n w HolloSsy
~ Troy' passenger. injured about tho
heal. and law anil ankle broken ; Frank
q. Roberta Of Utica. mail agent, badly
hr,i.el William Fart Of Geneva, mall
gent. ,ight snklo sprained: william
Wicts NJ iittIe Fails. head bruised, poso
h,nLsn and wri.t snrained : Mr.. w, n,
Dnrton NJ New Yort' sliehtiv hurt SOW.
er.i train men were slightly bruised.
Medical aid and assistance by the citizens
wa nromntlv rendered. Tho palsce car,
whjcI, vts nearly emptv. was partially
wrecked. The p%sssenrsrs In tho cars 70
,he rear NJ The nalsce car escsped very
tightly. Lswitchman, who had been on
duty for tan wears, saw the misplaced
switch loo lsto 10 correct II and swung .
rcd 1ac.
IsSek % inseress - the on'o snm'
patEu.
y,. yo,x sor,s,bcr ai-Ths Time,
- Ar, d.. 4. I.
a. o,,.
universal '"s, ar"
'a"pa's"' ""sn - -.
noh 'o-aay' i"o 49,,
law ,elu''e' ~, ' :.
,,,,. gu. .rd oaa In:,.rt rhis vss the
All Jsv Tor resi,terinr under this law,
In, in s,ito M tho yipoPou, drumming by
nar,v orrsns. very few voters responded.
In ,Ss ,-tronrest Democratic precinct In
Cinoinnsti, where over 1000 Democratic
votes arc usually cast, and where changes
N re,Idcprc arc constantly taking place,
only twenty.aye names appear on tho reg
istcrrd list. Scarcely any prccint exceeded
twenty-five. A Q result Of this universal
neglect Of means for qualifying votsrs.
there 4, much u~neasiness tonight, especi.
ally non Democrats. They know that
N no more attention Ia paid 10 the matter
to.morrow thoussnds OF their voters will
hs Jnbsrrei from voting in October.
strenuous efforts will be- made tomorrow
Inv ihst marty 10 hunt up the class affected
by The law and drag them TO tho register
ing places. The Democrats arc denoun.