Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-01

from Albany says: On Thursday after
noon Q w.ll.built lady. appearing to DO q
teacher or somewhat similar person
from New England, sys.glass and al,
came to the Dslsvsn House and was a.
signed to room lis. According to the
story ss told BY the Hsli-brssds today.
her conduct and movements attracted no
particular attention till one Of the hall
boys noticed ex-senator Plat near her
door. Plat. In q confused manner.
asksd the boy u Conkliug still
had room "a, which 10 on the floor over.
head. This reused the suspicion Of the
boy, and be reported the matter to Sen.
stor Woodio, n OF the Half-brsed
leaders. Woodin let several into the
secret, and II was resolved TO set Q watch
on Plat and the woman. who gave the
name Of Mrs. Baldwin. but from what
place 1t has not been a~scertained.
Two members Of the Assembly were
detailed to be at supper and secure seats
ct the same table with the lady for the
purpose Of Identifying her. After this
she returned to room lis. About IL 80
Plat was observed to 60 to room lis.
A number Of Half.breeds then went to
the ofios and hired LOG and LOT. oppo.
site lis, and 90 located that any one
coming out OF lis must necessarily pass
by the door Of either LOG or LOT. Both
these room were kept In darkness and
in each were two or three members OF
the Legislature. Others who had been
informed were also on the lookout. One
Of the servants vas sent down stairs to
bring . step.ladder. The q he brought
was too short and hs Was sent after q
longer one. When this came Senator
woodin and Asssmblymen Steele. Hus-
ted and Skinner with ex.Sheriff Daggstt,
Of Brooklyn, and ex.Polics Inspector
Desbreoker removed their boots and one
by one ascended the ladder and looked
into room lis. through tho trspsom.
the window Of which was closed. They
saw Plat lying ON the bed and the
woman undressing for bed.
After waiting . considerable time q
note was slipped under the door. reading
thus: "Hon. T. @. Platt-Ws will give
you ten minutes to get ont Of that
room. Yours respectfully. The Hall.
breeds." Plat. In going to his room,
No. SO, on the Broadway aide Of the
hotel. had to pass not only doors Nos.
LOG and l07. but also the open doors oil
Nos. 70 and IS. occupied BY Democratic
Senators Sssboohsr and Hogan. and also
Q room occupied BY parties not belong.
ing to the Legislature. All these were
on the watch. and saw Plat ~ he ran
by on the way to his room. One party
shouted. "Now. Tom, my boy, ths,
won't do" Soon after going to his
room Plat rssppeared and proceeded 70
Copklipg's rooms. where . consultation
was held. at which II was sgrsed to call
II . conspiracy against Plat, and this ID
the ground taken by those Of the Stal.
warts who do not admit the truth OF the
statements made by those claiming to
have been eye-witnsssss Of the affair.
The kept close to room lis,
and was watched from room LOT. Break
fast was ordered and sent to her room.
An interchange Of notes with some party
or parties was effected. and at precisely
IL o'clock a porter knocked at the door
and said: MADAM. your carriage Ia
ready" Quick a. . dash the woman,
closely yelled. slipped out Of the doc,
and down the stairs to the ladies' en-.
trance. followed BY the party guard. The
carriage. With q private team attached,
was driven rapidly . square or two a. q
blind. and then took the road up the
river. The driver was mutlsd up to the
ears. although the weather was swell.
tsring.
The party on guard had had for hours
q carriage In waiting to follow, but found
that Il bad been let. and the delay
caused led to the trail being lost. Sub.
sequently II was found that the carriage
crossed on the Bath ferry. o mile up
the Hudson river. Chatham was then
visited. and other parties placed on
gumd, a. the driver OF the carriage ID
known to live at the latter place. II ID
now thought that BY tomorrow some
clue will DO obtained % to Der identity,
but at present that part Of the story ID
yelled In mystery.
The effect IN Platt's osnvsss will b
watched with considerable inherent.
Many predict that be must withdraw,