Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-28
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To.DAY's T~ELEGRAMS.
Canadian Independence-A New Aston-
ishinx Development.

TO.DAY'S KILOGRAMS.
c,nnSion Independence-A New Aston
ishing Development.
MONTREAL, June pa private letter
from nm eminent Englishman, standing
high in the estimation of the Govern
ment, says: "!Gladsone, Johnson and
Brigh. are strong supporters of Cana
dian independence. He further says:
"The British colonies will, within 10
years, be required to manage their
affairs without recourse to the mother
country"
Tbs Late Murder in Richmond.
RlcuMoSD, June 2G.-J. Kelly, who
was shot on Thursday evening by Cap
tain Callahan, died this morning. His
death creates much feeling, he having
been held by three policemen while CAL
lahnn, who had n personal feud with
him, shot him. Callahan, who was
under bail, has been arrested.
Edward F%ontaine, the proprietor OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, died
to-day, aged co.
General Cauby orders that Callahan,
vino killed Kelly, be tried by military
commission.
The funeral of Kelly, killed by Calla-
han, the policeman, was largely at.
tended. The affair has assumed IL
political cast.
A Powder Mill Blown Up.
BosToS, June 26.-The mixing mill Of
the American Powder Works, at South
Ashton, exploded last night.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 2G.-Ex-Secretary
Borie left for Philadelphia, Pa, this
morning.
Secretary Robertson is at the Depart
ment. engaged in official duties.
The President to-day appointed John
S. Delaplaine of New York Secretary Of
Legation at Vienna; and William NJ.
Wood, Surgeon OF the United States
Navy, to be Chief of the Bureau Of
Medicine and Surgery in the Navy De-
partment, in place of p. +. Hamitz.
Among the clerks removed from the
Loan branch of Treasury, this morn,
ing, vas J. Wallar, the former reading
clerk in the House of Representatives.
Major J. j. Noah, Supervisor Of In
ternal Revenue in Tennessee, telegraphs
to Commissioner Delano to-day that he
will resign his position. Noah is an
active supporter Of Seuter, and resigns
in order to participate in the Guberna.
torial campaign.
Dispatches received tonight from
Cuba give further particulars of the
fight near Puerto del Padre between the
Cubans under General Normal and the
Spnniards under Terrens. The victory
of the Cubans was complete. They
captured IN extensive Train Cont"ihinR
II large amount Of provisions, ammuni-
ton, clothing and hospital stores. The
loss Of the Spaniards was over 200
killed. a number Of Americans par
t~icipated in the fight.
Information is also received that the
troops which have been concentrating
for some timo on the Southern coast,
numbering over 1900, have all left for
Cuba, and it is believed have success
fully landed.
De La Roche, the Haytien Minister,
has arrived here, and had m interview
with the Secretary Of State.
Government Officers Scattering on on
Pleasure Excursions.
CHICAGO, June 27.-A Republican
special says the President has decided
to take another trip this summer, about
the middle Of July. He will not take
nm extended tour, but remain within
easy reach Of Washington.
Secretary Rawlins will also be absent
about a month, but he will 60 over the
Pacific Railroad.
Secretary Fish will also take a holi-
day next month.
miscellaneous Washington Items.
Commissioners Delauo has telegraphed
to Supervisor Noah Of Tennessee that
his resignation would be accepted,
whcrcupon he resigned by telegraph.
There is some trouble about General
Butterfeld's appointment as Assistant
Treasurer at New York, ho being q
Colonel in the regular army, and he
cannot hold two Offices.
A Times special says: "The new
Secretary Of the Navy don't intend be-
ing n mere fgurchead, but intends to
run the Office himself.
A meeting Of the printers OF this city,
and the employees Of Offices outside of
the Government Printing Office, was
held last night, Mt which the action Of
the National Typographical Union in
Douglass case was Endorsed. An nd.
dress to the officers of that body was
prepared and signed by those present.
it is understood the object Of this meet
ing was to condemn tho management of
the Government Printing Office, and de-
clare that printers retaining positions
therein are Gratis" on the ground that
they violated the rules Of the organiza-
ton.
NY nrv mr.