Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19
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To-DAY'S
r,o IndInp, ON the Plains,

Tho Indians on the Plains.
OMAHA, JUNE ls.-There is no further
news Of tue Indians near the Platte.
Several companies are now scouting the
country in search of Indians. Six
companies of troops arrived from Cali.
fornia. They have been distributed
along the line of the Union Pacific
Railroad.
Coming to the wcat.
The Congressional Ways ande Means
Committee, with their Secretaries and
reporters, started west on n special
train this forenoon, and will travel only
in tho daytime. They viii reach the
Pacific in about 10 days.
Arrested for Stcnling-Suicldc.
New York, June l7.-Henry Hi,tel, a,
Freedman, was arrested last evening
for stealing silver scraps from the es-
tablishment OF Ball. Black 4 Co.,
where he was employed, aud committed
suicide in u cell at :he police head
quarters by s~traugliug himself by II
ribbon attached to his watch.
A Political Quandnry.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Ttibme's
New York special says that Collector
Griuuell has gone to Washington to
defend himself against the charge of
removing Republicans and appointing
Democrats to fill their places.
New York Items.
Charles McClellaaW y lawyer, Inns
brought, sui. for $4,000 damages
against Judge Bowling for slander, in
refusing to allow him to practice in
Dowling's Court.
There have been only two homicides
or suspected murders for the last "a
hours. The body of II man not iden.
tilted WAS found in the hnrbor this even
ing. His skull was broken, and bore
| other evidences Of violence.
Charles Roberts, of indianapolis, has
been missing from the POwaton Hotel
since Monday.
yice-President Colfax is in town.
Minister Curtin sailed for Russia to-
day.
The Cincinnati Base Ball Club defeat
cd the Radford Club to. day ut Brooklyn.
Scorc-2i TO 3.
1t is represented that " steamer is
about to sail with 10 men, arms and
ammunition for Cuba.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE President
is expected home on Saturday or Mon.
day.
General Rawlius was Mt the War De-
partmcnt to-day.
The application OF the banks for'cou-
pom bonds, registered and on deposit,
in the Ire ,sury, cannot be granted
without special authority OF Congress.
A Monument to Dead Patriots.
BosroS, June l7.-The foundation OF
a stone monument to the Union dead
was laid on Cambridge Common to-day.
A Notable Death.
ALBANY, June l7.-Dr. Allen Marsh,
an eminent physician; died I o.day.
Lars, Auction sale of Biooded Stock.
CuIcAGo. June IA notable event
/, connection with American turf mat
1900
ters was an auction sale yesterday Of
blooded and trotting stock owned by D.
a. Gage, of the Sherman House, in this
city, on his estate at Riverside. His
breeding farm had become famous
through the entire country, and the
sale was well attended. "A hay stallion,
Logan, brought $1,000; Bonnie Scot
land, $4,000. Some 80 horses wero
sold. The prices realized are said to be
exceedingly small-Logan aud Bonnie
Scotland being valued 1T $1,000 each.
The sale will continue to-day.
from Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June IFS. VI. Son.
lock, nm ex-Revenuc Collector Of the
Third District Of Pennsylvania, was
Yesterday arrested for alleged forgery
in obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, arising out Of his late Office.
Two hundred and fifty fllibustors
proceeded on n tug bown the Delaware
Bay to q steamship, on which they are
to embark for Cuba.
From Cincinnati.
,C%fycISSAri, June l7.-Frank Muller,
n German laborer, aged II years, m
ployed by Miles Greenwood for 2oyear',
committed suicide by shooting himself
Yesterday afternoon, near Monot An.
burn.
p. Fallncr committed suicide :nprison
ut Fort Wayne, Ind, yesterday, by
hanging himself.
President Grant.
WORCESTER, June II. - President
Grant will visit this city and remain
two hours. He will be received by the
CITY Government, escorted through the
principsl streets by the military, and
will review the public schools.
Pennsylvania Political Affairs.
PHILADELPHIA, June l6.-A meeting
of prominent gentlemen of this city and
State was held las, evening, to consider
matters relating to the approaching po
litical canvass. Colonel William B.
Thomas, Of this city, was placed in
nomination us an independent reform
candidate for Governor. 1t is under
rstood that the movement, is to be rigor.
ously pressed, and will have the sup.
port OF strong mer.
WASHINGTON Intelligonce.
WAsulSGros, June 1.-THE Medical
Society of the District Of Columbia, to-
night voted five to one agains, the ap-
plication Of Doctors Pierce aud August,
(colorcd) for admission.
New YORK, June l6.-A Heraid spe.
eial saws Senator Sumner cou,rnd- that
Minister Motley sinst'uctions with
the views expressed in his speech, bu,
Secretary Fish still insists that they do
not.
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