Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-19
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Wnshington News.
WASHINGTON, February ia MAORI
ty of tho Senate Pacific Railroad Com
mittee are preparing a report on the bill
granting aid to the Northern Pacific
Railroad. It r~scites the considerations
which induced them to adopt the policy
of extending Government aid to the
Railroad line.
A Tribune special says Z. B. Wash
burns condition is much worse-his
friends begin to be much alarmed.
The Conference Committees report
on the Naval Appropriation Bill reduces
the marine corps to 1900 mon. 1t also
reduces the number Of officers, and
saves the Government about 81, 900, 900
yearly.
A Times special says General Grant
extended to Mr.. Colfax the usual cour-
tesy of putting Mt his disposal one Cabi-
net appointment. He selected John D.
Defrces for Postmaster General.
Symons, the pedestrian, started yos-
to-day to walk from Chicago to Chatta.
nooga, 1900 miles, which is to be ac-
complished in thirty days.
New York Intelligence.
NEW YORK, February 10. - James
Weaver and James McQuade were mr.
rested on the charge of the robbery of
$l2O, 900 of United States Pacific Rail-
road Bonds, from tho First National
Bank of New Windsor, Nd, and were
taken to Maryland to-day, on a requisi-
sition from the Governor. Ten thou
sand dollars Of the money was found IN
thoir possession, and identified by tho
officers Of the Bank.
Western Union Telegraph Company'S
stock, 2703s.
The Cuban revolution promises early
and complete success. All accounts
show that the insurgents are advancing
rapidly. Dulcc's rigorous and reprcs-
sive policy stimulates the rebellion in
stead Of extinguishing it.
A Herald Havana special says the
American steamer Estclla has boon
seized Mt Kingston, for the money nd
yanced for repairs.
The second telegraph cable end. which
was lost last summer, has been picked
up and is now working.
The steamer from CNdiz brought two
Generals and 500 regulars.
Manrico Roberts, the now Spanish
Minister to Washington, is a passenger
Six hundred insurgents arc surround
ed by the national troops in the CochinC
swamps.
The DidriO says the majority of the
population of Villa Clara are loyal.
There were five deaths from cholera
Mt Santiago, February 10th. The cpl
demic wa increasing.
The negroes are destitute Of food
and nrc returning to the plantations.
There nre frequent desertions of vol
untsors from fear Of cholera.
HLNlNN' r' ~
min Day, n distinguished Temperance
advocate, died suddenly to-day, NJ bis
residence in Pen YAM
0swEGo, N. y, February lS.-Ihe
Delaware ana ackaw" "'''ro"o
has purchased and leased thrce lines o
road, forming m independent ana III
rect route from the seaboard TO Lake
Ontario.
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60 ..o.,;nn Tho Con;,ol. The snow
:. o;,h, foo, deem in the streets. One
hundred and eighteen inches Of snow
has fallen this winter, and several lum-
hor comnan;es have ceased operations,
owing 10 tho difficulty of getting pro.
visions into the woods.
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