Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-04
TELEGRAMS
po.,omee Robbed Ia Ohio.

Fremont, Ohio, June 3.-The Post
office was broken into and robbed last
night. The thieves destroyed q large
number of letters.
From New Hampshire.
CONCORD, June 3.-Goyernor Stearns
Was inauguraled to-day. His message
says: "The State debt was redu'ed
S33, 900 within a year. Al the same
ratio we will e~xtinguish the debt in
eight years and promote our agricul-
tural interests. The adoption of the
Fifteenth amendment is urged. The
manufacturing and mercantile interests
are satisfactory"
Fire In philadelphia.
New York, June 3.-Pratt Il Writings
factory, Philadelphia, was burned this
morning. Loss, SEC, 900.
Fire in Rochester.
Mayor Smiths residence at Rochester
was burned this morning. Loss, $4,000.
The Lntc Indian Murders OH the Plains.
Sr. LOUIS, juno 3.-The Republicans
letter from Fort Hays states that the In
dams who are d%epredating on the from
tier do not belong to the tribes operated
upon last winter south Of the Arkansas
River, but they belong to the northern
Chcyenncs and A%rapahoes, who have
come south from the Department Of the
Platte.
LEAvgNwoRrH, June 3.-The Times
has received the following additional
particulars of Indian massacres at For.
est Creek :. The tongues and hearts
were cut out of the bodies Of the men
killed, and the calves Of t~heir~legs slit
down and tied under their shoes. Pieces
Of their flesh were cut from their
backs, and pieces Of telegraph wire
stuck into their bodies, their ears cut
off and their heads scalped ! The
Indians boiled the hearts of these men
for medicine! The Swedish settlers
who were attacked on SpcllmAn Greek
have all arrived. In one house only II
part of the men were killed, and they
left the house and attempted TO reach q
place Of greater security. Those who
remained in the house were not mo-
Tested. This occurred in two or three
instances. The calamity is mainly
attributable to lack Of rms /; for wher-
ever II gun was fired, the savages made
no fight. The Indians drove of con-
| siderable stock from the above settle
ments.
What the Politicians nro Doing.
CmIcAGo, June "A Washington
special states that n movement is on
foot among Republican politicians to
make the position taken by the Senate
on tho Alabama claims II test question
in the election anvas this fall, and
arrangement arc being made to carry
out this programme in the ensuing cleo
ton in Pennsylvania. Governor Cur
tin and other politicians of that State
are fnvoring this course, the advo-
Gates Of which believe they can force
the Democrats to follow the lead of the
Republican party, or take sides with
England.
Celebration Of 81. Johns Dny.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The Presi-
dent has issued an order directing that
all Knight Templnrs employed in the
Executive Department, who wish to
attend the semi-ccntenninl anniversary
of ST. Johns Lodge, now in session in
Philadelphia, be granted leave Of alb
sence for six days, commencing on the
18th instant.
Washington Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The number Of
registered voters in Washington is s,032,
n decrease Of $500 from last year.
In the month of May the Secretary of
the Treasury sold $4,000, 900 Of gold,
receiving therefor 1000, 900 of cur
rency. He also bought, during that
time, $50, 700, 900 worth of bonds, at n
premium of about $500, 900, currency.
The receipts of customs in Mny were
Sl5, 900 900; from Internal Revenue,
$50, 900 900.
II is claimed that the State Of Penn
s~ylvauin hns the right to authorize the
manufacture Of cigars by convict labor
ers. This subject has been officially
presented to the Internal Revenue Bn-
reuu. No decision has yet been rem
dered, hut it has been ascertained that
the rendering will be against it, for the
reason that cigars could be thus manu-
featured without the payment Of lax.
The distillation Of whisky might be
conducted on the same plan.
Fire nj Cincinnati:
CiSCISNATI, Juno 2.-Miles Grcon-
woods foundry and machine shops,
corner of Walnut and Canal streets,
nre burning. It looks now MS if they
would DO destroyed. The fire COM
menccd in the finishing shops on
Walnut street at n quarter past !. The
buildings nre very valuable.
Cubnn Affairs.
HAVANA, June 2.-The agitation in
the city has partially subsidized. Cap
tain General Dulce retired this morning.
Don Espinar is acting rs Captain Gen.
eral, and will continue to do so until
the arrival Of General Caballero de
Roda.
The city is tranquil, but disorder
threatens to break out ut any moment,
as volunteers arc greatly incenscd
against General Pelse, who has disap-
pearcd and whose whereabouts are I'M
known. A feeling of great anxiety
prevails. The Vascongada volunteers
arrived to-day.
SURE to harrow up the sole--Peg ends