Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-27

orvssoo W mo " your pfiNs" secretsIy'
A. you express . desirs for . personal con-
ference with myself l accept, through mo-
tves o. proper courtesy to yourself, the
Invitation you have extended. though 1
nope ~ doing 90 70 throw
tional Light upon the questions which
nave already been 30 ably and thoroughly
presented n the solution OF which Is 20
obvious and simple ; but, understanding
rem tho communication l have received
thAt tho object contemplated by the pro.
poscd conference Is solely that 1 might
place before you my views OF the impede
70 peaceful and orderly organiza'
uon Oh . single and u~ndisputed btate Gov
eminent In South Carolina, and OF the best
methods Of removing them, I shall avail
myself OF ysur invitation 30 that i may re-
itsrats In person what l have the honor 70
submit In writing that In my Judgment
All impedimenh 70 objects 20 earnestly de-
sired py yourself 80 anxiously expect
Cd by the people OF this stste can At once
Do removed ny the Withdrawal OF Federal
troops from out the State House. This
action on tho part Of tho Commander.in-
Chief Of the United States forces, would
not only DO hailed by u people a.
evidence that civil authority In no longer
10 DO subordinAtsd to military power In
our country. but II would establish
law, insure domestic tranquility. royive
our wasted industries, and give ASSURANCE
that this State 10 to DO restored TO her Just
rights under the Consultation. Whatever
eAlsI, wnalsyor Sronss
rssort "a fprcs' I'm. n, isssi and eonstitn.
tiousi agencies. In seeking such redress I
feel sure l represent fully the dctermlnA-
non .. 'no cTnS Nv ".
that no prescription shall DO
exercised here on Account OF political
opinions, that no discrimination shall DO
made In the administration OF justice. and
that all citizens Of both parties and both
races shall DO regarded ~ fully protected
by and amsnable to the laws. Joining
most heartily with you in the earnest do
sire you express that you may DO able TO
put an end. ~ speedily rs possible. TO oil
appearances OF Intervention Of the military
authority Of the United States or political
arrangements. which affect the Govern
ment and afiict the people OF South Caro-
lima. and fervently trusting that THIS aus
result may soon be reached. ! have
the honor 70 DO very iespeeuuiy. y"uf
servant, VIDE 1890
governor mamP.on w..,tnr,nn on
nisnI, anu wiz sli''' ,Linn T. a,i.,
THURSDAY mVInaus. h'''''""s f1'
throughout the sAr'
D-i.astrous Yiood In Connections.
a-,xvo,n M.rch ~ The liam az tho
SAnordViiis reser'o'r Ba'o way N.'s "o
Ing. causing In this village fearful DAM
are. The railroad freight-house aud all
cav. w.ra v..bed away. leaving only
-, mn. ~ ~
the passenger aePo.. nv C'.rr.s
uonaI pan m n,Eos hmiiii,c. have
ana sool. No. TLa anad c.1. rnon
wAsneu 49, -, d. .ga.,. NV.
.no siIAso suluo..y, rrhraa NILE. "a
~ ~ 60 -..,oa .wsy .I.o two
si.nI' -. ho.ws.n az onr,I anil
m. ,Ioo., I'M. causeJ troublo
~ .In.. a. In. ., an. raiIro,d' Tbe
:, sIons r,n,i. Lro,cht into
lciegraPu va py,.,or;ns ,awns
lequ.i,ios anu ns ~ -.rs ,h.t
"Arheu y, tne n's.'y ,usn s.a...
Has causing grca. uss'. 1v.'o" P''PN''
and threatening loss OF MS
HARrYoRp, March 27-l p. Mo FUR
her particulars have been received OF tho
by the breaking Of the Stafford.
ville dam. Following IL . description OF
Inc damage 10 the surrounding country. |
The reservoir belonged 10 the Reservoir
yompany, owners OF tho mills on the
Itrcam below. Tho dam was raised six
the mast winter. and the storm last
hight allied II for tho first time. Close by
ne reservoir stood the Satinot mill OF Z.
4. Converse. next the shoddy mill OF ia.
,ob Bash. and then the machine shop OF
A. Mnidon.
p-uov,prxcx. March e7.-A dispatch
s,ssnrJ.viI avs that by the giving
% A. d. Wnriy,IIo dam The Granite
a,},. III ,ancmant houses were ali swept
-. .isa ssvsrsi .,or,. and store.houses.
,ss..y' a..o,"r Con,"rse -tIsvranhs that All
" 49, "o ,ho .trssm from Stsfr,rds.
N, 40 = ,.,n, hslov thc snrinrs. with ali
hr,Jgss are rone. Probably not less
hsn ,bisty bouses wero DESTROYED, and the
nss viii bs ycry heavy. The dam was
on.idered safe. Int heavy rains In tho
I'm the afternoon and evening
IlIed INC reservoirs 10 OVERLOOKING. Tho
,reakinr away WAS wholly unexpected. but
no reservoir being act some distance above
he village. the alarm reached the people
n time for them 10 make their escape. IL
thought that not more than n or two
Ives wcro lost. Tho valley IL made q
omplete wreck. .
All tho dams on the stream from Mai
ordsville. aud oil the bridges to below the
are swept away. AZ this place
,snk. Homo Insurance Building, l.. W.
store. Vim. Smith 4 Co.'S ware
,ouse. ave dweiiing houses mlons.nS
'sDot AMI ..,sr.i freiubt cars and other
Lar Lniidings were iesiroyed. making
orni. vrecL ot our valley. The losses by
Sa EonverscyiIled disaster arc estimated At
rom sy. hundred Thousand 10 one mil.
dollars. II. Shedding Il though to DO
The dam broke at about
O'Clock I'M, niSrnihs. "er wor ~ n,av na"
hs dissster. Tho machine shop Of samuel
!. Mindon and two houses were destroyed.
he dam at Stafford Hollow, an iron
ridge. ono tenement house and . grist
nil were washed away. and tho roadway
ias GUY y ior .hir.yn Nv, ~ ill .,d"d
Al st.ford's SPRINGS tho dam was
arricd Of, and the Granite Mil Com.
dam was also carried away; Eishi
naVnAf hafraEa hpInnUlnK I'm LnIa Mill /