Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-10
fspecial TO tho Gold Hill Daily News. by tho Allan
tic and Pacific Telegraph Line.I
To.DAY's KILOGRAMS.
Railroad Bill-PrIzo Fight Betwoen Tor
Allen and McCoole-Fire.

Railroad Bill-Prize Fisht Between Tom
Allen and McCoole-Fire.
ALBANY, May I'm the Senate TO-
day the bill for the consolidation OF GER
tain railroads was ordered 10 a third
reading, with an amendment restricting
the rate of fare on the Central road to
two cents a miles.
ST. Louis, May Tom Allen, a
pugilist, has made o second deposit OF
$500 for the match with McCoole. He
goes in training tomorrow. McCoole
has reduced himself 20 pounds in the
last two weeks. He is in good condition
and doing we'll. 1t is expected be will
get below 200 pounds-he now weighs
223 pounds. Bets are made at 100 to
IS on McCeole.
W~EsrrIELD, May THE mnnufac-
tory of the American Whip Company
has been burned. Loss, $4,000.
National Peace Jubilee-Great Boat
RRce-ReductIon OF Cable Rates.
BosToS, May THE city authorities
have passed AN order extending the
Inequalities Of the city to the distin-
guished invited guests to the National
Peace Jubilee.
The Harvard crew practice on the
Charles River Course two hours every
afternoon for the international race.
The hopes Of the friends Of the Uni
yersity are high for their success.
New York, Nay 7.-Cablc rates will
be positively reduced on the LIST OF
June to $40 in gold for ten words, with
five words allowed for the address and
signatures. The press to pay half these
rates for general news full rates for
ciphers.
southern IntcIIIgence-Moro KukIux
BosTos, May S.-A reconsideration of
the vote refusing the liquor bill a third
reading was carried in the Senate.
CLEVELAND, May s.--Thc stockhold-
ers of the Lake Shore Railroad have
adopted the contract for a consolidation
between the Lake Shore and Michigan
Railroads by n vote Of over ~two-thirds
Of the stock.
ATLANTA, GA, May s.-The Tribuns's
special says: Bradford G. Rhod.s, a
prominent Republican of Warren
County, was killed at his residence,
near Warrenton, on Wednesday night.
Letters from that vicinity report con-
tiuued outrages by bands of kuklux.
Now. from tho P~lains-Indlan 0utrnges
New Mexlco-Southern Trade Con-
vention.
OMAHA, May s.-A dispatch says that
| 200 Sioux attacked 40 Bannock aud
Snake Indians near South Pass City 10
days ago, and killed 20.
General Mitchell, Governor Of New
Mexico, left here yesterday for home.
He has not resigned, as reported from
Washington.
C%IScISNATI, May s.-A joint commit
tee of the City Council, Board Of Trade
and Chamber of Commerce, met the
representatives of various Southern
States to-day, who argued the advan-
tages of the respective lines proposed.
Other delegations are expected next
week.
Mrs. Joucs DiySrcednChrOnic Lawsuit
Bosros, May Sine Supreme Court
have granted Mary Eliza Jones a divorce
from her husband, Count Joannes, for
alleged desertion and nou-support.
BALTIMORE, May s.-A long pending
lawsuit, involving title to Barnum city
hotel property, was decided yesterday
under n decree of the Court. The prop.
erty will be sold.
Celebrating, the 0g,s,nins Of tho TniSn Pa.
Steamboat Reconstruction.
SpRlNarIrLD, May s.-The entire force
! of workmen in the car factory Of thi.
! city united this afternoon to celebrate
the opening of the Union Pacific Rail
road. They are now building SO pas
sengcr cars and n large number Of
freight cars.
Nxw YORK, May Sit is stated thai
the steamer Quaker City is being re.
modelled and her saloon broken off
She is coaling rapidly and will soon sail
for an unknown destination. She is
believed to be in the interest Of the Gu.
bRns.
A Gold Ledge Mt Hoboken, New York,
CHICAGO, May s.-The Tri6"ne's New
York special has an account Of a gold
discovery in Hoboken, where n ledge IL
being opened for the foundation of Ste
vens' Free College. Some rock taken
ont Yields $50 to the ton.