Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-12


Prominent Men Coming West.
OMAHA, June ll.-Senators Roscoe,
Conkliug, B. F. Wade, and General
Boynton left Omaha for %Promontory to-
day.
A large number Of tourists and pleas.
ure seekers are daily going to the Rocky
Mountains or to the Pacific coast.
New Indian Agency.
The new Indian Superintendent has
been visiting the various agencies and
making changes to improve the condi.
ton of the Indians, and to protect the
Government against fraud.
Indian depreda,ions are reported
below Fort Kearny, but nothing Sc.
rious.
Ships of War In the Gull.
KEY WEST, June H. The ships
Penobscot and Saratoga sail for the
North to-day. The sick are doing we'll.
Catholic Church Difficulty.
LOUISVILLE, June LITTLE remains OF
Lieutenant r. j. Farrell, an officer OF
the Fenian organization, were refused
| the burial rites Of the Roman Catholic
Church. The Brothers of the Feninn
Brotherhood appeared in the church in
regalia, and the body vas taken from
the church and followed to the cemetery
by q large concourse OF Fcniaus. This
action Of the priest has caused 4 pro.
found sensation.
Death Of n Federal Onicer.
RUTLAND, W., June ll.-Hon. W. c.
Kittridge, United States Assessor of
this District, died to-day.
A Fire.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Juno III. D.
Coe & Sons tannery was burned to-day ;
loss SlOo, 900 F; insured for SIS, 900.
The Santa Fe Robbery.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE loss by
the robbery of the Bank of Santa Fc is
only $33, 900.
No Longer Repositories.
Eight National Banks have ceased to
be repositories of the Government
funds since the 9Th.
Leave Of Absence.
The Secretary Of War has granted
q years leave Of absence to General
Sickles, with permission to go TO
Europe.
Exciting Report.
New YogK, June lit is reported
that General Lopez Hnnibilated II
Brazilian corps d'armee and destroyed
u large number Of their vessels.
Union Pacific Railroad.
The coupons Of the FIRST mortgage
bonds Of the Union Pacific Railroad,
due July l, will be paid in gold, free of
Government tax, on Friday, 18th in-
slant, at the Boston Office, and in New
York on Thursday, July |, at the bank
ing house Of Galveston.
a Supposed FiIIibustor Released.
New York, June 1.-THE steamship
Quaker City was formally released TO
day by the United States Marshal, and
will sail Immediately.
Body Found.
The body Of Frank p. Woodall, in
surance clerk, who has been missing for
10 days, was found to-day floating in
the bay with q large scalp wound on
his head. He was probably robbed and
murdered. He had served during the
wal as n Colonel of IN Illinois regi.
ment.
President Grant nj he Peace Jubilee.
Bosroy, June 1.-THE President will
leave New York on Tuesday night and
arrive in Boston on Wednesday nora.
ing. Ho will attend the Peace Jubilee
and review the military.
Murder Trial In Mississippi.
JACKSON, Miss, June l0.-Thc lrinl of
E. NJ. Yerger for killing Colonel Crane
commenced to-day before Il Military
Commission. Brigadier General r. S.
Granger is President. Counsel for Yer
ger filed objection to n trial by Military
Commission, which will be argued to.
morrow. Yerger pleaded not guilty to
the charge and specifications. Eminent
counsel are engaged for the defense.
Grand Army Of tho Republic.
CHICAGO, June l0.-OrderS have been
issued by General Logan, Commander
in-Chief of the Grand Army of the Re-
public, in reference to tho collecting
and editing of all reports relating 10
the recent memorial services at soldiers
raves All commanders ofPostsa and 9TH
ers interested are requested to forward re-
ports ofthe ceremonies in their localities,
giving all the facts possible, to the edi-
ter, Colonel r. J. Hinton, at the Head
quarters of the Grand Army Of the
Republic at Washington, d. c.
National typographical Union.
ALBANY, June l0.-In the National
Typographical Union tonight, the Com
mittee on New Business reported favor.
ably on the proposition recommending
the designation of the humber of mp
~preutices, and for eight hours for a days
work, both Of which were adopted.
ALBANY, June lin tue Printers
National Convention, held last night, II.
Coates, delegate from New Orleans,
was given a seat.
A resolution asking Congress 10 pass
the Postal Telegraph bill. in order TO
prevent the Associated Press from viz
tuallS preventing amy more newspapers
being published, was Introduced, de-
bated and referred to II committee Of
FIVE.
A series of resolutions were offered,
that employers should not make re.
ligious or political views II test OF en-
ployment, and denonnring the action