Gold Hill daily news

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complaints have been made against tbe

former and three against tbe latter.

Several German bankers and capital

ists met yesterday to consider tbe ques

tion of an Atlaotic cable to Germany.

Large subscriptions are promised, and

an effort will be made'to bave tbe cable

laid neit year.

Near· KtilUOirlMiM.

CHAitiiTOir, July 27.—A negro riot,

irhich at on· tine threatened to be

lerious in its eonseqnences, occurred j

[ait nigbt on the occasion of the départ

ir· of tbe Base Ball Olob for Savannah.

Tbe cfnb was accompanied by a bran

band composed of colored men, who

were said to b· Democrats. As tbe

club was leaving in prosession for the

Savannah boat they were attacked with

sticks, stones and brickbats by a mob

of sevetAl hundred men. Several shots J

were fired by both sides. Mayor Pills

bnry was powerless to qooll tbe mob

and was compelled to call on Major

Oglesby for tbe assistance ot troops.

Tli· club was tben escorted to tbe boat

between platoons of the Eighth Infantry,

followed by a crowd of yelling and

infuriated negroes, throwing stones,

compelling the soldiers to face abont

and threaten to fire. Several persons

were wounded, mostly members of the j

colored band.

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Gold Hill daily news. (1869). Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.], 1869-07-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84022046/1869-07-29/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Gold Hill daily news, 1869-07-29.