Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-13


HAsovrs. N. f.. March l2.-Thoro ID
tho greatest excitement ever known In
Hanover over the election. Tho objec'
tons 10. ex.Uni.sd States Senator James
W. Patterson caused q bolt Of . portion Of
the Republicans, who united with the
Democrats for his defeat. Patterson 10
declared elected by one majority. A
prominent Republican, who counted the
votes with the officials, claimed . mistake
Of one In the first count, and demanded .
recount. This was refused, and Patterson
was declared elected.
Bosrox. March a. One hundred and
forty-hve towns In New Hampshire give
tering SIG. The same towns last year
gave Prescott 25.S4i, Marcy 23.7t0. and
scattering 256-a Republican net loss OF
1915.
CONCORD, N. H., March l2.-The vote Of
$50 cities and towns give Prescott, Re.
publican, 20, 3i2; MoKsan, Democrat, 49,.
600. and scattering. 6S5. Tho same places
last year gave Prescott 30,329. Marcy. as.
93l, and scattering, $50. II seems certain
that Prescott 10 elected Governor. and that
the Republicans carry the house, Senate
and Council. The Democrats concede tho
State TO Prescott BY $500. The Republi-
cans claim the House by 6fty majority.
and the Senate by eight.
Bosrox, March i3.-In 1856 towns and
cities Of New Hampshire, Prescott has
81. 044, Mexican. 2S,i64,. scattering oi5.
Tho same places In 1871 gavo Prescott
3s.2sS, Marcy. 2s,2s7. scattering. Sit.
The Republican net loss In these places 10
less. Prescott's majority In i& towns 10
5000.
Coscsap, N. H., March l3.-ist towns
give Prescott, Republican IS. 694 ; Mexican.
Democrat, 32,88l; scattering. S92. Tho
towns 90 far heard from give tho House
1884, Republicans and III Democrats.
The sessss To-day.
WASHINGTON. March is.-In tho Senate
Window. from the Committee on Appro-
~pristIons. reported without amendment
House bill making appropriations for for
tiacstions and other works Of defence and
the armament thereof during the fiscal
year ending Juno so. 1879. Placed on tho
calendar.
Merrimon introduced . bill 10 provide
for and regulate the counting Of votes for
President and Vice President. and the de-
cision Of questions arising thereon. Re
ferred TO the special committee. Merrimon
expressed the hope that . report from that
committee would Don DO made, ~ four
months Of the session had passed. and
action should DO bad upon tho matter st
this session Of Congress.
Kellogg introduced . bill 10 aid tho
New Orleans and Pacific Railroad Com
pany. Referred. Also 10 establish .
mint at New Orleans, authorizing the coin
age OF gold and silver therest and making
an appropriation therefor. Referred.
Matthews called up the motion sub
mitted BY him yesterday 10 refer the COM
humiliation Of tho Secretary Of the Interior
In regard 70 timber dspredations To tho
Committee on Public Lands, and have II
printed In the Record. He asked 70 have
the document printed In the Record ~ .
matter Of Justice, - the department from
which II emanated had been attacked yes
terday In the Senate.
Blaine thought ths Secretary @. the In-
terror should DO heard, but the Senator
from Ohio must be aware OF the fact that
he was asking a extraordinary privilege
10 have this document 20 printed. Ito
reserved TO himself tho right 10 reply 10
IL, because the document was In reply To
what he said In tho Senate upon . recent
occasion.
A Conspiracy Thwartsd.
baltimore. March i3.-Csptain George
Williams. Of the British brigantine Alice.
bound from Porto Csbello for Hamburg.
consplred with . passenger named J. y.
Rennear and his crew. TO realize upon tho
cargo Of coffee and hides ,valuedlat $4,000
gold. lie ran tho vessel into baltimore.
where Kennesr attempted 70 dispose OF tho
asking $1,000 In advance upon tho
sale. Suspicion being aroused by some
irregularities In the papers Of the vessel,
disclosed tho conspiracy. but be-
fore criminal proceedings could DO taken.
al concerned. except colored boy-servant
OF Kennear. had left the city. Kennear 10
said 10 have been advanced $1,000 on tho
by Eugene Livering 4 Co.
The black Hills Railroad.
oxAuA. March i2.-Hon. j. II. Willard
Of this city. Government Director Of tho
Union Pacific Railroad. who was present
1t the recent meeting Of tho Union Pacific
Directors at Boston. says the Black Hills
Railroad will surely DO built this year,
starting from some point between Sidney
and Cheyenne. The project was thoroughly
discussed at the Directors nesting. and
al we're In favor OF II, especially Jay Gould.
who Was very enthusiastic. Tho first l25
will DO rapidly pushed. Work will
begin early In April. and the road will DO
into tho Black Hills by next Fall.
Rapid City will probably DO tho northern
terminus.
"Hssis<" O.. hsssssha's''s.
HANOVER, Mass.. March a. Hazing
was revived ct Dartmouth College last
night. Early In tho evening tho sophie
mores intruded on the freshmen. and about
2 O'Clock In tho morning broke into . room
In Thornton Hall. occupied by . sopho-
moro and his brother. . senior. Both were
numerically beaten with bottles, and dis
Two Of the party have been ar.
rested for assault with intent 70 kill. and
are In custody. Search 10 being made for