Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-25

rsnecInl 10 tho Gold Hill Daily News. by the Attain
te and Pacific Telegraph Line.J
To-DAY's TELEGRAMs.
Naw Ynrlr City toms.


Now York City toms.
New York, March 24.-The case OIL
Fisk against the Union Pacific Railroad
Directors, has been transferred to the
United States Circuit Court, by order OF
Judge B~latchford. =,
The steamer WEST Philadelphia
Just arrived from Hamburg, brought
1000, 900 francs in specie.
A man who had been in the sewers
for "a hours emerged to-day with "
quantity of watches, jcwelry, and other
valuables.
Judge Ingraham, of the Supreme
Court, has affirmed tho validity OF the
will Of Jas. T. Roosevelt, who left the
bulk of his property to found n hos
pital.
Fire Mt Saratoga.
SARATOGA, March 24th.-The st.
Nicholas Hotel was burned this morn
ing loss $4,000 ; insured.
California Steuhncr ArriNcu'
Nxw York, March 24th.-The Ocean
Queen, from A~spinwall on the 18th, has
arrived no news. a Buenos Ayrcs
letter gives II report that Lopez has
coded Paraguay to the United States.
The Special Elections In Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 24th.-All tho
Democratic members of the Legislature
who resigned in order to prevent the
ratification OF the fifteenth amendment
were returned at the special election
yesterda y, the Republicans making no
opposition.
The Governor has called the Legis-
lature for April 9Th.
A Counter Statement.
CHICAGO, March 2Ith.-A statement
is published dcnouncing as false the
rercu, communication published in
Chicago papers describing the alleged
management and mHltreatment Of pas.
s.ngers on the Union Pacific Railroad.
The letter was written in the interest OF
n rival enterprise, and signed by many
who wcrc ignorant Of its contents. Its
allegations regarding the sufferings Of
passengers and the inhumanity OF the
railroad employees arc characterized as
baselcss fabrications.
"Over In Moo Jersey"
TRENTON, March 24th.-Tho Governor
sent the fifteenth amendment to tho
Legislature to-day, with n message CIV
ing his reasons why it should not be
ratified by New Jersey.
Democratic Convention In Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE, March 24th.-The DEM
o~cratic State Convention nominated
Lyman Pierce, of Providence, for Gov
ernor, VIM. II. Allen for Lieutenant
Governor, VIM. J. Miller for Secretary
of State, George N. Bliss for Attorney
General and Caleb Ryder for Treasurer.
Tho Senate of Rhode Island has post
poned the consideration of the fifteenth
amendment till the May session.
From Nova Scotia.
HALIFAX, March 24.-The report that
n delegation is in Washington to nego-
tiate for the annexation Of Nova Scotia
is without foundation.
The last snow storm was followed by
II heavy rain causing immense destruc-
ton Of property in parts of Nova
Scotia.
From Arkansas.
MEMPHIS, March pa Little Rock
special says the new registration law
has passed the House and Senate, and
they have appointed a special commit
tee to investigate the outrages by the
militia in eastern Arkansas.
The Republican calls upon tho Legis-
lature TO pass n militia indemnity to pro-
tect Upham and Cotterson from prose-
%cution.
A Duel In Kansas.
KANSAS City, March 24.--Colonel
Williams, editor of tho Bulletin, and
Major Whalgar, of the Times, went to n
post near Wyandotte yesterday to fight
n duel with double-bnrrel shotguns Mt
30 paccs. The Sheriff heard Of the
affair and arrested them both. The
affair originated in mutual personal
structures Published in their respective
journals.
suicide In Baltimore.
BALTlxoRE, March 24.-An Israelite
named Hoish committed suicide yester-
day by hanging himself in the Hebrew
Synagogue.
Now York News.
NEw YORK, March 24.-Ten ladies
CIRCULATED from the Medical College for
Women yesterday.
The ship carpenters employed for the
Stevens Battery, Hoboken, have been
discharged because they objected to the
reduction of wages.
Advices from St. Johns, N. B., state
that tho sno is six feet deep on II level.
The Canadians Are deserving the flats,
fearing II disastrous flood.
Washington Intelligence.
CHICAGO, March 23.-A Tribune special
SAYS the Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations have agreed to report favor
ably upon the terms for the adjustment
of our claims with Mexico. There will
be ono Commissioner from each side,
with an Umpire. Mexico has already
ratified the treaty.
|. Secretary Boutwell, believes his De-
partment can be conducted so MS to bring
our bonds to par in foreign markets Mt
an carly day. Letters from we'll informed
sources confirm this belief. All the in