Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-25
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To-DAY's KILOGRAMS.
Trial of a Supposed Robber.
BiNGHAMproy, n. Y, June 23.-Ihe
trial of D. f. Brsmin, indicted as a
participation in the Royal Insurance
bond robbery at New York, December,
1866, is in progress. Tho defense eI'
pect to prove an alibi.
From Wnshington.
WAsuIyarox, June 23.-The tirst
commencement OF the National Deaf
and Mute College took place to-day.
The performance of graduates was re-
ceiyed with great interest and favor by
II large audience. In addition to con-
ferring the degree of A. b. on graduates
the degree of A. 81. was conferred on
two distinguished deaf mutos.
General Butterfeld is appointed As
sistant Treasurer at New York.
A number of female clerks were dis
missed from the Currency Bureau to.
day.
The headquarters OF the Fiftieth
Cavalry, now here, are 10 be transferred
IN the Department OF the Platte imme.
dintely.
The President. has appointed John T.
Harper Us Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the Eighth District of IllinoS.
Thomas Miller Of Ohio has been APP
pointed Agent of the Sacs and Foxes,
Qndiaus); Martin Stubs of Kansas as
Agent of the Kaw Indians.
Ut. Cooke, colored, and brother Of
a recently elected legislator at Wash
iugton city, wos to-day appointed 10 {"
frst-class clerkship in the Internal Rev.
enue Office.
Elected.
CHICAGO, June 23.-Dr. +. Hover,
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President of the Michigan University,
was to-day elected President Of the
Northwestern University ut Evanston,
one Of the suburbs of Chicago.
The Agricultural Department.
WASHINGTON, juno 23.-The Agri-
cultural Department report for May and
June shows a high average condition Of
wheat, and good prospects of abundant
crops il no casualties occur before or
after harvest. Rye, barley and other
grains are generally in fine condition,
and show an increase.
The Board of Aldermen appointed II
committee this afternoon to investigate
tho charges made b. Mayor Waterman.
Peaches have made their appearance
in the market, at fabulous prices.
Tho crop reports from Arkansas are
very encouraging.
From Kentucky.
LoUisvlLLE, June ga large party,
consisting principally of members Of
the press Of Cincinnati, left this morn.
ing for the Mammoth Cave.
General Halleck md staff left here
last evening, on n tour OF inspection
over the Division of tho South. They
will extend their journey 10 New
0rleam, before returning.
Racc.Horse Proposition.
CIycISxATi, June 23.-B. G. Thomas,
owner of the horse Hcrzog, proposes
to have his horse run the fastest time
ever made, on condition that that If he
succeed he shall receive SIS, 900.
Judge Chase ut Richmond.
RrcuMoSD, June 23.-Chief Justice
Chase, by invitation, visited the Cnitoa
Suites Tobacco Exchange to-day, and
was enthusiastically received. He was
introduced, aud said q few words, ex-
pressing the hope that Virginia will
soon regain her former prosperity.
Ended In Smoke.
BUFFALO, juno 23.-The strike among
brakcmen on the first division Of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
has ended. The strikers resumed work
at the old rates.
A Fire.
BaAYrrogD, June GA Ere last night
destroyed q large portion Of the town.
Loss, 500, 900.
From Mississippi.
Jackson, June 23.-Tbe Yerger trial
is progressing slowly. Witnesses for
defense examined prove that Ycrgcr
sometimes gives evidence of insanity.
The Conservative Republican Conven-
ton met to-day and organized. The
attendance vas large. Resolutions were
adopted favoring reconstruction on the
Congressional plan, and also favoring
universal suifrag and universal am.
uesty, and indorsing the Administration
of President G:lnt. The Convention is
harmonious and successful.
Az OLD MAN CowmDED IN II Pun
Lie SrRRET.-In the Police Court, yes.
terday, a very undressing case vas tried,
in which an old, bafd.headed man