Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-11

IOuILANDs DtItILuDSA
lli towns Connor's majority Is 4.osS.
against g.s73 last year. The towns 70 near
from gave last year. Common. S2,9oai Lai'
bot, 1882; scattering. 25i. these
| towns come In like tho Others v
for the fact that the Greenback hcke, 10
| limited to localities. tho aggregate vote
will be about 9s.50O, Of which Common
| should have $1,000; Williams, 42.ooo
| Mupson, $500; and Connor's majority
will run NJ TO 1900, against ii'9il last
year.
PORTLAND. Sept. 1l.-Twenty-ono towns
| in Cumberland county give an average
vote for county officers OF $3.50 for tho
Republican ticket and $3.50 for the Demo-
cratic. Five towns to hear from last year
gave 1856 Republican and 9lo Demo.
cratic. Tho Republican majority IN tho
county last year was Lbs on the ooV.
e%rnor's vote. William @. Davis lDem.)
IL undoubtedly elected over Higgins
As Senator. AL the other Republican
county officers are probably elected BY lVo
majority, Washington county gives oV
Republican majority ; Hancock . thous.
and: Waldo $50. In tho Fifth District
the majority Of the counties given last
might as doubtful prove Republican to-day
leaving the Democrats only Knox and LIN
colin, which they had last year. with prob
ably two Senators In Republican countess
The Last Erupsioa Of cosspsxi.
NEW YoRK. Sept. li.-A letter from
Latacunsa. Peru. gives the story OF an
eruption Of the volcano Of CotapsIi, which
took place July 25th. A stream OF water
poured from all tho craters at once. on
the Caiva side. sweeping away everything
In their course. Another Irresistible tor
rent followed the curse Of the saguirmal
river. Tho hairsnda Of signor Donoss Is
In ruins. The very soil 10 gone of the
place Of Signor Larrea. and nothing IL
left. Tho river carried of Ave hundred
head Of cattle at pasture In the ieids.
Tho Alnques river oyerfiowed, cans-
ing great damage; tho Cutchico
oyerfiowed and carried everything
before II. A splendid machine shop went
down like q card.house at tho first rush OF
tho waters. ~ did also various mills. The
entire district was like q sea, and the In.
undation would have destroyed the city,
had not the course OF the Hood been time
~ diverted into the river channels. The
total loss Of life will reach. II II docs not
exceed. 1000 persons. At least 1000
head OF cattle have been destroyed. and OF
the smaller animals tho loss IL much
greater. In the midst Of the roar OF
waters and crashing Of houses. the volcano
poured out an enormous quantity OF Gin
ders. which gradually darkened the whole
face Of the heavens, and left Latacunga In
the profoundest obscurity from I O'Clock
In tho afternoon until ~ at night.
The Organization Of tho senate.
CHICAGO. Sept. iO.-.A TriJ~"s'' Wash.
ington special says: The certainty that
Morton will not lie able TO take his seat
In the Senate in October causes consid.
cradle speculation as to the Democrats
organizing that body. and they have been
quietly at work TO that end. and are conf
dent that they have 4 sufficient number In
the two votes that the Republicans count
on TO form o majority. Republicans who
have investigated this claim concede Its
correctness. and say the Democrats have
practically only one moro vote to obtain,
and, II spencer Is delayed o week or 30 by
his Black Hills mining operations. . DEM
ocratic organization could DO secured. A
few arc In favor OF making mo bargains,
but favor awaiting ordinary successes In
the States. by which they will eventually,
they think, obtain supremacy In tho Bon
ate.
How sitting Hull was Driven froa,
CasNdR.
NEW yoIx. Sept. ia World Wolf
Rapids dispatch says Bill Culverson. q
Government scout. was the cause Of Bit
ting Bnll being turned out Of Canada. II
occurred in this way Tho British officers
and sitting Bull had 4 council. after
which the tribc performed the usual dance,
Culverson who il q young half.brccd. Join.
ing In. After II was over. he became ex-
cited, counted his cores. and said TO Bit
ting Bull Look. ! have killed NO many
Of your hostile redskins" Sitting bull
drew his revolver. o movement initiated
by Culvcrson. hut before either could fire.
Major walch. with his revolver drawn,
sprang between them and told Culyerson
to put his pistol away. Turning to Sitting
Bull, he said /: 81 want you 10 understand
that you cannot commit any OF your dew
iltries here, as you do In the United States.
I will give You and your tribe five days TO
leave this country. IL you are not gone
then, or IL you ever return. ! will fight
you. II yon arc ever caught here again,
or II YOU shoot this man. i will have you
hanged by your neck until you are dead"
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